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Olalms Against Ohio County.

A IL gsr'ouH having slaIus agAinst Ohio eoanty
"A Sll maze cat their bills EWOar 70 than before
them with the undersigned on OF before he 18Th
cay TaSS9s' lSS& GEO. ". SIGHTS,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-05

Nav YoRK, June s.-Gold is easier
There is an abundant supply Of cash gold
aud with q reduced demand. The rste
has fallen to 1851. The export of specie
amounts for the week to 81, 10T $50.
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NEw YORK, June s,-The commercials
special says /: = sElf.st
Volunteers are to be paid up to the date
of their arrival at their respective state
rendezvous, where they are to be mustered
out. 7..t5 = b ,lt
The application of Gen. Longsreet for
pardon is regarded ss test case ss to the
treatment of large number of rebel mill
tary not included in the terms of amneatY.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES OLARKE's

Blk SAGEo OAAGEkASS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLSI
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nay be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Il peculiarly IuitSd. It viI, IN short time,
bring en- the monthly period With regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken y females fat are
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tt1, HyTterie9 Sick Headache, whites, and IN the
painful diseases oeoAIioued b. di1ordaEod yGsm,
these pills WI effect . care when an other meaai
TSai drsssious Ia the pamPhIs. around oaea pack.
0GeS which 1h0pld Be preserved.
sold By an DEusEiGts. Price One Dollar Per
SOC United state Aren't
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any Authorized agent WIN insure bUttls oOutninini
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$50 LOAN.
q. 8. $40 six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

&OAD DHhRANQ DUNUS.
These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, a. are al the Government Bonds
from State, oOaAty, GRd ASRisSpGI tGsGtEOa aahIeR
adds from one to Tires Per eent PER GRSas 70 t6eiS
vGtGs, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The Interest il payable ssmi-annuAIly
BY coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut on and Sold to any bank or banker. IL
The interest at 80 per cent. amounts to
One cent Per day on S5O note.
Two eeuts per day on \ 800 note.
Ten cents per day on $500 note.
Twenty cent? per day on a $1,000 noto.
onsDollar per day on $1,000 note.
Notes Of all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third ssries arc precisely stri
lar in form and privileges 70 the !Thirtiss
already sold, except that the Governments reserves
70 itself the option Of paying interest In gold coin
At per cent, instead Of I 3-lOthB in currency.
Subscriber viii deduct the interest in currency mn
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the Seven hIrtes will commence on the 1st of June,
aInd viii be made promptly and continuously AFTER
that date.
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the mater of interest.
The payment In gold, II made, will be equivalent
to the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be Ayailed Of, would reduce and equaIize prices
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
threetsnthS per cent. In currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than SGsO, 100000 Of the Loan authorised BY
Congress are now on the market This amount, at
the rate at which it Is being absorbed, viii all be
Sub-oribed for within sixty days, whom the notes
will undoubtedly command premium, as has uni.
formly been the closing the subscriptions to
other Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section OF
the country may be Afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks State Banks and Private
Bankers throu ghout the country have Esnsr ally
agreed to receive subscriptions ut par. subscri-
bers will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence and who only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTIONS AGENT,
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W. ii. JOHNSON,

ARCHLTECT.
BELLAIR, BELMOHT CO., OHIOS
rs prepared 70 furui,h Designs aud AL neeessSry
L pfSSfuzI for Dwellings Churches, Public Build.
i6aS - I'D suparintsnd the same. mySO InS
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u~on OF eRAPEvlNRuI

H@on OF GRAPE vINEuI
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
OIL OF GRAPEVINE
OIL OF GRAPEVINE.
on OF GRAPEVINE.
Every Person should use It
Every PerSOu should use IT.
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You who are Bald,
You who have Gray HAHN,
You whose Hair Il falling out,
You who want fne Hair on,
You who admire Sweet Perfnmery,
Buy the OIL Of Grapevine.
Bay the on Of Grapevine.
Buy the OIL ct Grapevine
Buy the OH Of Grapevine!
sold By. druggists and merchants generally.
LAUGHLINs 4 BUSHRIKLD,
mills ProprietoB, Wheeling, ". Va.
EpIlsptie Fits can be Cured
~ oh LocKRoW having become en- fnentlJ
full In curing this terrible malady, invites Al
references and testimonials of hume curet
Of nom one 70 twenty fur yean Standing. he de
votes his attention especially 70 diseases Of thu
CeEebrOSptnnl Axis ,OT Nervous System. and solicit
an tnVeShEation Of his claim TO public confidence
Address all letters to DR. v. B, LoCKR0W,
Care Of P. 0.lBox 6116. New York.
mhlS-SmdkWsmP ~
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JAY COOKE,

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
MAY 16, 1855. PHILADELPHIA.
subscriptions VIII be received by the
First National Bank of Wheeling.
First National Bank of FairnOnt.
FSrst National Bank Of PGrkers6uCg.
Second National Bank of PdrkeTsburg.
te1-2md&w
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school OOmmiSsiOneFS,

7HE sehoOI Commissioners Of the CITY Of Wheel
Ing and the School CommISsIonerS elect viii
cla meeting at the Court House on safurdaY
Tfui1g June 30, ct Z o'clock
TIE attendance Of every member Of both boards
earnestly .equested, e. business Of Importance
nj be brought before you.
uySl-td GBo- ". SIGHTS, Clerk.
No. PIANOS ARE CHEAPER
49, NOW t-1he Celebrated BRADBURY
PIASO, the best Piano made, can be found e the
West Virginia Religious Book Home q NouToe
BiTs e, the headquarters Of PROF J. Dc RICoLRa
Agent. seeond hand PiAnosWantsd. myS1-1m
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FOR SALE

A StHAA EHGINR. in oOnplsts runninr order.
"a Cytuder 10 inch diameter: az ~ EtToFo,
!ly-W6Ssi 80 feet, with large main Gfsif An ~
Pipes, Valves and Pumps attached.
5oE I9EIneE particulars enquire q PRYOR. KILLER
= Co. lmyG-lRSl W A. JORDAN.
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the TrsaspFv has SG n"bibsd secretary
ment of the public debt, as appears from
the books Ofthe Treasures return and re:
QUESTIONS in the department on the 3lst of
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11
A Railroad Car at Night.

BIZ Taylor has been taking railroad
ride, and having failed, perhaps, to enjoy
the ride, enjoys himself in describing what
he saw. The following glimpse at his COM
panions as they appeared when night said
''sleep.n will be appreciated BY all who
have sheen there"
Icame near forgetting that your old friends
were all on the train; the woman who
pumps down into your seat and regards
YOU with thankless and supercilious eye
brows, as if you were somebody that had
blundersd into brealhdom without leave;
and the man who dons his best garments TO
travel in; mounts the train as clerical as
black broad cloth can make him.and leaves
il with the looks of dusty miller. And :hs
night scenes, sounds and scents are as cur-
Gus az ever. Whifs of boots and smotheriug
gusts of musk, palchouli, cheese, to5sccoS
and feet that could never be tito "walk on
Zion's hilln without wade and wash in
The Jordan, are blended. AS ths night
wears on, the fellow who always fails 10 be
funny fiickers out like a penny dip; the
ten-pin OF a man who had sat bolt uPrigh
all day, grows as couuly as Mandarin, for
even "Homer mods" at times; the girl with
liue giggle, that had been ripping like run
ming water, "weak, washy" and eveflast-
ing, iniermits; grows Interesting and falls
asleep; men make letter Us of themselves,
shut up like pocket-knives, roll up like por
cupnes, diverge like Y's; trim and shapely
women tumble to pieces. and lie in little
heaps OF undjslinguishabls garments upon
the seats, the red and dissipated lamps wink
sleepiiy and hazily at you, and the clauer-
te -cank of the iron wheels hammers out
comes that menagerie OF respiration that
men have agreed TO call snoring; yon hear
barks, snoris, sDufs, and growls; one rreaks
like a rusty hinge, another pants like an
engine, or whines like a spaniel, or is Tor
ever blowing out candles. By and by, the
car windows turn rebel grey, for a day is
beginning TO dawn. Die you ever see a
woman hatched out! Now is The golden
opportunity. Leda-if that is The lady's
name We read of-whose double-yolked egg
gotten all about sii-was hardly more won-
derful Yonder bundle of skirts, shawls
| and cloaks, as shapeless as grist, begins TO
| stir, first peeps out pair Of feet, and ,her a
pair OF hands, and then fair and tangled
head at last emerges female shape an
Eve is halched before your eyes and the
world is better Tor a waking woman.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

HE FoBGoT SoMETHNG.-''Wha, did your
mother say, my liule man Did you give
her my card 2" asked an inexperienced
young gentleman of little boy, whose
mother had given him an invitation 10 call
upon her, and he: street door was accordA
ingly opened to his unliuely summons by
the urchin aforesaid
"Yes, ] gave ii TO her," was the inno-
cent reply. "and she said ii you wasn't a
nat'ral fool, you wouldn't come Monday
morning, when everybody was washing "
AT this juncure, mamma. with sweet
smile of welcome, made her appearance
at the end of the hall, when, to her surprise,
Mr.. Verisopht, The visitor, bolt ed.
"What does The man mean 2" inquired
mamma.
81 Dunno" replied Bub, "guess he's for
got STUNT him ~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11
The Day and the HOuf.

certain Captain Baker, an engineer
officer in The British service, has recently
published . book in which The end of the
world is sci dos for September 20th, 1878.
Nothing can be more regular and ship
shape Than the style in which the events
that are TO 2recede the grand catastrophe
are chronitled. Ia December, 1867 Queen
Victoria is 10 resign, and the Prince ofWales
TO become Prince Regent In 1869 and 1870
Austria is 10 seize Greece, and Russia
gobble Turkey. Between 1871 and 1874
inclusive, Ruesia is to take Greece frtm
Austria, and receive homage from Francis
Joseph after which Napoleon is TO make
covenant with the Jews, and The Car 10 get
himself killed in a row with the French
and Jews in Palestine. About this time
Louis Ma poleon win become paramount
throughout all tie countries comprised in
the Old Roman world, prior 10 his first ap-
pesrance d Antichrist. The letter event
will not come of until after the translation
OF the saints; which, if Captain Bakers
programme is correct, will occur a, O'Clock
"a W. SuOihJ Hh4ACi-
wards Paris is TO 5e taken-by the English
of course. Previous 10 the grand finale,
Aniichrist, otherwise Louis Napoleon, will
have a good time generally, shifting the
Saints, hip and thigh, Disappearing, and
compelling church members and other re-
specIable people to go down on their
marrow bones and worship him. The per-
fOrmances will conclude some time in 1878:
and it is announced that there can be no
postponement under any circumstances, be-
cause the world will be six Thousand years
old and must be abRted as pubic nui-
sance.
No doub, many people viii! believe this
stuff and tremble-supposing that crack
Drained engineer has falhomed the secret
which the Saviour has expressly declared
10 man shall fathomI Marvellous is human
gulli5ility.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11


MATRIMONIAL INCoBsTANCY.-A queer in
stance in illustration of this vice has recent
ly been brought TO light in neighboring
town. A married woman moving in high
circle, left her home one evening last week,
aud taking a conveyance 10 hotel in the
rural districts, was soon joined by an un-
faithful husband, who ought TO have been
at home taking care OF his own family, in
stead of engaging in intimate companion
ship with those outside of his own house
hold The couple ordered room together,
representing themselves as man and vile.
Al a later hour the same night, carriage
drove up 10 the door of the hotel with an
otner couple, who engaged lodgings in an
adjoining chamber. All passed off quietly
enough until next morning, when the two
couples swere summoned 10 the breakfast
table. There they met, when-lo aud be-
hold there was a mere change OF part
ners, each gentleman having upon his arm
the wife of The other! Although there was
mutual blushing mental eursing and recrim-
ination, il was deemed best, after sober,
second thought, to let the matter rest as
quietly as possible, but the coincidence was
a TOO remarkable one TO avoid the ear OF
the over curous.-L01csH (Mass.) NslrS.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

DoN'T SwEAR.-Profapiiy is cne Of the
most offensive and disgusting habits TO
which unredeemed humanity is given TO
say nothing OF its siufuluess, (which every
one o! course uHders;snGs,) } Proisne swear
ing is a vile, vulgar, low bred habit, from
the indulgence of which proper self-re-
no regard for The dictates OF religion. IT is
a habit, 100, which increases with fearful
rapidly, when once given way to; and we
have known OF instances where men who
were once highly respectable: but who,
unfortunately contracted this habit, have
soon sunk so low as 10 use profaue language
in their own families, and even 10 swear at
their wives and children.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11
4 "Loyal' fagnate FaIIen-Reverend Colo
mel Jacques in Jail for Procuring an Abor-


From the Louisville Press, Sept 25
The fall of such man as Colonel Jacques
is sufficient 10 arouse the sorrow of every
man who knows the former worth OF the
gallant Jacques. He was one OF the first
and most influential Of the Methodist de-
nomination in Illinois. When that body
established a female educational school in
Jacksonville he was placed iE charge OF it.
He managed il with such talent and success
that when greater educational enterprise
was projected he was transferred TO il. He
was engaged in this when the rebellion
commenced. Col. jacques was man OF
intense loyalty, of commanding influence,
and OF great oraloricaI ability. He took the
field in behalf of the Uuion, and speedily
raised one of the finest regiments that Ill-
nois gave 10 the service of the Union. II
was called the preachers regiment, on ac-
count of the number OF preachers enlisted
in it. OF this regiment jacques was made
Colonel, and he served with great dis'inc.
tion.
During the progress OF the war Colonel
Jacques had numerous conferences with
Bishop Simpson, and both were well satis-
fed that IL Methodist Of proper position
in The North could get among the Southern
Methodsts much might be done toward
cIippIing the rebellion. This mission Col.
Jacques undertook with the approval of
Bishop Simpson and Of Mr. Lincoln. Col.
Jacques brayey net the peril, and travelled
extensively among the Southern Methodisis.
He returned Just before the battle OF Chick
amauga, and took nspicuous part in that
battle.
Col. Jacques was the companion OF Mr..
Gilmore in visit to Richmond for an in
terview with Jeff. Davis, in which mission
they succeeSed. This visit was intended
to bring about peace.
The Colonel has recently been detailed
for breaking up the negro camps, such as
Camp Nelson. This is the cause of his
presence in Kentucky.
On Friday last, COL Jacques employed
fellow calling himself DR.. n. q. Miller TO
procure abortion in the case of Georgia
woman. The Cofouel was rresent during
the tragedy, and was arrested with The fe-
male aborIonisi, al whose house the nur-
der was perpetra,ed, and with Miller, The
abortionisI--the murderer Of innocens.-
The victim died in about eight hours after
Miller commented his depredations. The
whole party were arrested in fagrante de-
Gcto and are now in jail, the coroner's in
quest having amply confirmed all the sus-
picions that led TO the interference oi tie
police. Mr.. Turner, the policeman, saw
signs of the outrage in progress, and made
his preparations for arresting the guilty par
lies, in which, as we have said, he sue
ceeded We do not rejoice in iniquity, and
we cannot but drop tears of sorrow over the
fall of such man as Col. jacques.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

FELLOW in Aroostook county, Me, an
swered New York advertisement repre-
senting that the advertiser could furnish
any person with a wife. The advertiser
replied directing the writer to neighbor-
ing asylum for idiots The same youth,
not at all abashed, whose name 5 John
Morris, speaks of himself as follows:
am lS years old, have a good set OF
teeth, and believe in Andy Johnson, the
star-spangled banner, and the 4ih OF July
/ have taken up State lot, cleared up eigh :
teen acres last year, and seeded ten of it
down. My buckwhea! looks firstrats, and
the oats and potatoes are bully. have got
nine sheep, a two year old bull and two
heifers, besides house and barn. | want
TO get married. want 10 buy bread and
butter, hoopskirts and waterfalls for some
person OF the female persuasion during my
life That's what's the matter with me-
But / don't know how 10 do it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

WAGES went 10 the depo, of one of our
railroads the other evening, and finding the
best car full, said in loud lone
"Why this car isn't going"
= OF curse these words caused general
stampe &c, and Wages took.,h best seal.
The cars soon moved of. In. the midst of
the Indignation, the wag was questioned
''You said this car wasn'l going 7"
"Well, il wasn't then, bui il is now"
The "soId'' laughed litte-but Wages
came rather near good lhrashing.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

A teacher in a conirsband school asked a
young darkey what certain letter of the
alphabet was. The darkey looked at ii
earnestly for short time and said: II kno W
dal well enough by sight, but am Dressed if
can tell it by name" He was told he
co ould take a back seat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

An artist invited gentleman TO criticise
portrait be had painted of MIR. jerks, who
was given 10 drink. Putting his hand TO.
wards it, the artist exclaimed, 'Don't touch
it; il is not dry ""Then," saidhe, ait cannot
be like my friend Jenks."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

A QUESTION ToR LAwTERs.-A newspa per
correspondent, having lately visited the 81
ameese twins, put the following question:
Should Chang, one OF the twins, infringe
the Law by something worthy of death how
should be be punished and justice be salts
fed, if it could moi be without the death Of
the innocent 4? .
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

"A good story is told of recent "smasE
up,' or Weseru railroad. A soldier Who,
in coming from Baltimore to Rock Island,
had met with four accidents, was on this
occasion in the car that turned completely
over. Making his way tliroueha window,
and gaining an nprigh. rosil;an, he booked
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

"DocToR, kin you tell me what's the mat
ter with my child's nose? She keeps a
pickin' OF it, eyes, ma'am !; IFS probably
an irritation OF the gastric mucus membrane
communicating a sympathetic iitilaiion 10
the opthalum echaensn." "There, now,
that's Just what told Becky; but she lowed
it was worrurns p'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

A ieacher-of vocal music asked an old
lady il her grandson had any ear for music.
etWal!," said the old woman, 'sI really don't
know, won't you take the candle aud see p'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

Au army cores spondent writes: In the
army and among returned soldiers, have
noted one fact, in particular, somewhat
at variance with the usual theories. 1t
is that light-haited men, of the nervous,
sanguine type, stand campaigning better
than the dark haired men, OF bilious temper
ament. Look through raw regiment on its
way 10 The field, fully one half lis members
seem TO be of the black haired, dark skinned
large honey bilious type. See that same
regiment on It's return for muster ont, and
you will find that the black haired element
has melted away, you will notice that two
thirds, perhapsthree fourths, of the regiment
10 be represented BY red, brown and Raxen
hair. Itis also noticed tha; men from the
cities, slighier in physique, and apparently
at the outset unable to erdure the iatigre
and priva,ion, stand severe campaign and
fatigue much better than men from The
agricultural districts A thin, pale looking
dry goods clerk will do more marching and
starving than many plow boy, whc looks
muscular enough 10 take bull by he tail and
throw him over steked -and-ridered fence.