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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream Tor the Hnlr,
Coco Cream for the Halr.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomadesu
Nomore rancid POmadesII
you want something elegant,
If you admIne delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
Ifyou want your Hair to grow
lfyou want to prevent premature badness
II you want to be rid of Dandrun,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
For Saleby
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
ju2i Wheeling, w. Va.
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WHY NOT USE THE nEsT ;

Over twenty years' Increasing demnd has
established the fnct that MATTHEW'S VENE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. NOtrouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Off or make the hair nppearluSty and
dead, but inparts TO 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
termed. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
aale Agents. mayaO-lyeod
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IA Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
Nv many friends and Patrons or Jeremiah
clemens, ldeceaSed) for the liberal notrOn-
HBe peStoWei on him while In our midst and
" take THIS method of informing the nub-
n nc mt we intend TO carry on the Furniture
~ ~, OPnolstery business in all Its branches
We nope by strict attention TO business 10
merit ~. q continuance OF the patronnRe beSt1w-
". I've also intend TO carry an The I'm
~. business as before. We keep con-
sun nI y; on hand full assortment OF Metallic
- Nlet SolllHS. Rug2I
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NEWBORN LOVE FOR SoLDIERs.-The
leaders of the Democratic party, after
having opposed the war and voted to
withhold the right of suffrage from the
brave defenders of their country. are
now manifcsting lie utmost love for
the soldier, and are even trying to make
it appear that they are the only true
friends Ofthis class. This hypocrisy is.
however, too apparent to deceive any
one of ordinary intelligence. The brave
men who have spent the last four Years
III the service of their country are not
to be deceived in this way. They know
who have been their friends during the
war, and this new movement can have
no other effect than to disgust them still
more with the party who have cOntin-
ually denounced the struggle for our
national existence as u war for the "nis.-
ger" inaugurated by the AbOlitionistS
of the North, and which, owing to the
superior courage and military skill of
the rebels, had proved Il failure on our
part. They must look upon the Union
soldier as an embodiment of ignorance
and stupidity, to think him capable of
being humbugged in this manner. 1t
IS an insult to the Intelligence of the
soldiers, which they will resent bv their
votes when the time arrives. All this
however, is perfectly consistent with
the Democracy. Ifthe right ofsufFrace
were extended to the cOlOred man, the
same party would soon become the
strongest advocates of the black mans
rights. and would try to make it appear
that they had always been his friends:
and the chief instrument of securing his
/ ireedom.-PitLsbttTgh Dispatch.
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The Morgantown Post advocates the
location of the West Virginia Agricul-
tural College there.
Gen. Kramer, VIM. Lazier and Eze-
kiel Morris, are announced US candi-
dates for tue House OF Delegates. Con-
corning the General, correspondent
writes thus:
at is universally conceded that he
has proved the most efficient delegate
that has been sent from AIonongalin for
years, and every one has implicit faith
in his integrity, and is aware of his
influence and popularity with the
House."
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CoLaATE,s MONEY soAr.

This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENIOIILIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTBY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers marl5-lydSw
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THE RED MEN.-The Great Council
of the Improved Order of Red Men met
in Baltimore on Tuesday. The attend
ance of members was very large, there
being a number of delegates present
from the States of Virginia, Louisiana,
Missouri, Kentucky and West Virginia,
whilst those from the North and West
We're even more numerous than hereto
fore. Many old friends who had been
separated for years, met in fraternal
embrace, and the very best feeling pre-
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THE SHOE TRADE.-The Lynn, Mas
sachusetts, Bulletin says that the value
of the shoes sold in Lynn during the
month of July was but little short of
s7OO,0OO, while in June over 5000, 600
worth were sold, and in May last
81, 1000 worth. Last months return,
when published, will probably come
well up to the latter figure.
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Wanted.

by a COMPETENT MAN, A SITUATION
- as BoOk-keepor, assistant BOOlI-leeper.
clerk, or salesman, has had ten years exI
perience, and Is familiar with mercantile bus
mess best OF reference given! Address
j. ROSS
SeplD IDtellippnCRr OflIcn
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New Fall Dress Goods

Just Opened by J. s. Rhodes,
RLACK AND CoLORED FRENCH ME-
~ rinos, very cheap Coburgs and AlnaCCas.
tlch Plaid POplins and AIel5nEes, SOD yaris
handsome American DelaineS, Lupin's bsSt
Suou ile ana single width Wool DeIains. Brad
make OF BRlmornls. o,9,LSS
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Mr.. ALBERT ALLEN is in the city
Soliciting subscriptions to the endow-
ment fund of Bethany College. We ore
glad to hear that he is making encour-
aging progress. - ) :
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New York Store.

HNHE undersigned Will continue to carry on
i business ut the above stand, md will sell
goOtts from this date ut cost to make noon for
u new stock, particularly n lot OF shoes and
some dry goods, which he Will sell for less
ana surrounding country to call and eS.
anime my stock, aS l am certain that Will
pc able To please them both as to quality aud
price. ISAAC IOFR
OF the late firm pr Goldsmith { f.oeb.
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MnrrInnI, C,nnntN-

Gen, T. NJ. Harris, Of this State, has
been ordered to report for duty to Gen.
Terry at Richmond. 1t appears by this
tnat he will be retained in the service
for some time yet.
The Clarksburg Telegraph, speaking
of Judge Harrison's recent opinion in
respect to the oath bill, says:
No power but the Supreme Court of
| Appeals of the State of West Virginia,
has the authority to decide this impor-
tant question, and the people are bound
| by the "Oath Bill, !" and bound to obey
it ms law until the said court decides
it unconstitutional.
As ajudicial officer Judge Harrison
could have given no other opinion than
that which he gave. As law-abiding
citizen he could have given no other.
The Telegraph is out in an article in
favor of locating the Capital at Clarks-
burg.
y meeting in Grant township has
started an opposition to Mr.. Fleming.
the regular nominee on the Union
ticket with Mr.. GoT, and propose to
run Caleb Borgess. in his place. We
presume they do not feel strong enough
to defeat Mr.. Golf and hence saddle on
to him for availability, thinking half
loaf better than no bread.
A new post office has been established
| at Johnstown, in Harrison county, and
l. Z. Davis, Esq, appointed Postmaster.
THE FEELING IN VIR0INIA.-RichartI
II. Baker, son of Judge Baker, of Nor
folk, and a lawyer of high standing,
was pardoned Tuesday by the Presi-
dent. He stated soon after that he
should return home and stump the dis
trict for Mr.. Chandler, the Union can
didate for Congress, and strive in every
possible way to secure the election Of
nnoDIectionable men to represent the
state. A Washington correspondent
says lhnt the leading men of Virginia
are almost unanimously in favor of
Such q course. No one of any note can
be found who docs not entirely acqui-
eSce in the abolition of slavery, and
processes to believe that in II few years
! Virginia will be richer in its erndic-
ton.
VERMONT AND AIAISE.-Returns from
2os towns in Vermont establish the
election of 1893 UniOnists and II Demo-
crats to the Legislature. In three
places there has been as yet no choice.
Last year these towns elected 1893 I'm
ionists and Is Democrats. Gov. Dill
linghan's majority will he nearly
1900, against 1887 given to the Re
publican candidate last year. In Maine
the Senate will be unanimously Union,
and the number of Democratic mem
oers OF the Legislature, which was last
year %, Will be considerably reduced.
Although the vote cast Is much smaller
than 1t was last year, the majority for
Cony Will this year be larger than II
: Waa last year. -.
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A LITTLE MIsrAKE.-The Southern
women who have petitioned Mr.. john
son 10 pardon Jefferson Davis, speak Of
AIr. Davis as called from the retire
ment of his home 10 a position which he
did not solicit, but which his manhood
forbade him to decline" This is not
quite accurate; they should have spoken
Of him as leaving his place in the
United States Senate, in violation OF his
solemn oath of fidelity to the United
States 70 assume the position of CHIEF
of a triitorous conspiracy against thai
Union which had educated him in g
national school, and had received his
oath of fidelity and allegiance, moi
merely as a senator, but as a student
and soldier.
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On tile 18th inst, at the residence or Tho
brides father, by the Rev. SIr. johnson. Ions
A. Lash, OF Wheeling, to Miss JULIA u. Dun
GAN, OF Belmont county, Ohio.
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HOUSE,
CINCINNATItouo

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
SlLAS F. MILLER, Proprietor, late of the
Gait House, Louisville, KY.
III and furniture OF the BURSFT BoT-sI:' = and
repaired, painted, and refurnished the House
IN the best possible manner, solicit a shane
OF the patronage OF the travelling bubble
promising that guests shall be as well! ii NOT
better, cared for than they ever were nj the
Old Gait House, in Its palmiest DAYS,
SlLAS f. MILLER,
HugSo-Lm Proprietor.
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E U r = K a!
THE
NFALLIBIE HAIR RBSTORATIVB!!
This is no Hair Dive

VIE i,t,. IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH WHICH
I'm II mas been before the public has indnceil
Sn S tn 1Ssi5 and tens Of thousand, who
nounce u the ONLY and IFIJE Hair RpStltnI
e aiiss. Inc Eureka Inns been intFoiuceSi into
~ ne principal cities both East and West
u1iI.nh Slng iaithtully performed all that n
TTiilIheu ior IT. has superseded nll other Hair
fiSpai1uon2 The Eureka restores Grny Hair
Milling out, by causing alIenithy Condltion OF
inc scalp, linparting to the hair q softness.
!lnd CLOS, and youthful appearance tiiht NO
Eureka u NEE nom all impurities of pnIson-
GUS drugs, and can be uSed without soIlinR
Manufaetured and sold, wholesale ana NJ
tall by ROBERT FISHER, sole Agent.
y ~ o. ~ North FlIlll street, st. Louis Mo.
y 9i,!s and iLognn, List & Co., agents foi,
'Mneeilng, West Va, Sold also by II, RociS.
ing. sePs-smdi SSS'4-
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THE growth of steubenvllle is thus
noted by the present local historian,
who is engaged in posting up the old
records:
The population in 1910, in the limits
of the town, was about / 200; in 1920 il
was near 5000, in 1880 very little in
creased, the manufacturing having de-
eiinedi in 1910 it was over 1900; in 1850
II was 6, 40; in 1860 near 5000; and, in
1865, from the demand for houses, it
must exceed 5000.
There are now SIS iu-lots, and about
500 dwelling houses and manuflctO-
rleS,. stores, shops, &C., excluding
stables.
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NEW GOODS.
DAILY OPENING AT
D. Nicoll & Bro S.

DEAL vALENCIE EpGING. PATENT
III Nnlencie Edging and Inserting EnRIish
Thread t5dging, Ribbon Edging, Jaconct Edge
ing ma Inserting, Embroidered Slippers for
Ladies ana Gents, Embroidered Linen Sets
Collars ana Cuffs, Bead Ornaments for Dresses
and and Coats, Bead Gimp, SILK Gimp, Velvet
Lace Falls and Swiss COlnrette Tnpe Trim
ming, Wide Betting, Ladies' Linen Collars
Gels Linen, Crystal, Pearl, Coral, Jet, SILK
and India Rubber Buttons CoIored Velvet
kihbon, Emeries Crochet Braid, silk Em-
PROD PF9ldered braid, Gilt and Jet Belt BuclSleS
Shift Fronts, Fancy Bow Tuck Combs, Leath-
Neck Ties Watch Guards, Head Nets, Water
Fan Pads, Topsies, Grecian Curls, Curl Sticks
Hnir BTnids and FrezeftS ~
F1ne Kid Gloves and large and well select
ed assortment of Split, Single and Double
ZephyTS.
ID. NICOLL IL RRO.,
aug9 100 Main Street.
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By the Governor of West Virginia.
A PRocLAMAr1oN,

WHEREAs, AN ORIGINAL, VACANCY
Wy exists in the office OF Judge for the Ninth
JUDICIAL Circuit, and vacancy has been oc-
Sasloned in the office OF Judge for The Tenth
JUDICIAL Circuit by the removal by the I,eVis-
latureI OF John w. Kennedy, from said Office
BON OF Which vacancies have been tenn
POfaflly filled in the manner prescribed nv
ttaHWio and whereas, It Is made the duty Of
Ine Governor to give notice of such Yncan-
c!es py proclamation, and by the same TO
apPont some day, not less than thirty nor
more imam sixty days from the date Hereof
Ior holding elections to I'LL said vacancies.
SOW, therefore, /, Arthur 1. Foreman. Gov
s{[Ilor OF the State Of West Virginia. hereby
giEe nouce OF the vacancies existing rs Atone
sSSlldI ana appoint Thursday, the TWenty-RiXth
gay oIOctober next for holding electio Ms 10 MI
Stlu vacancies. And the supervisor nnd in
ssPeGtols OF election at each voting place with
N tne several counties composing the Ninth
anu 1entn judicial Circuits are herebY direct
ed 70 mold elections ut their several 6lacIsS 0F
Young, on the day and for the offices heraIn
DeIores specified, and to make due RETURN there
u IN accordance with section forty-fhrae Of
SnhpLef one hundred OF the Acts OF eIDhtesI,
hundred and Bixty-three
r0 IN testimony whereof have hara
LIS unto set my hand and cnused the saSJ
4 OF the said State to be afFixeI nj tho
No. Sapital In the City of WheeiInT tins
T lliLIy-ifSt day OF August, in the wear or onT
LSo[[u, eighteen hundred and EfXty-fivfS SnIi
OF the state the third. ave- anu
By the Governor: = ~ L oohh'MAN.
Sepl-lmd&w iTF-- u "a 'Ie StA1e'
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NEW FIRM.

THos. p. THOMAS.
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WHEELING, w. va.

consisting OF French, German and Domestic
lish and American Cassimeres, SILK, Cashmere
and Marseilles VestingH White, Fancy, Linen
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, UndeI-Shlrts
and Drawers, Scarhs, Ties, Suspenders, Hand
kerchiefS, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Col
lars, Travelling Bags and Valises, &c, &c Our.
department OF
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brown, o,Brien. for Cork, ldg; briRs Alpine. XIII.
nan for Liverpool. ldK; Eagle, Parker, from Boston
for u,ugusy 70 load lcr Europe; Nellie Hunt Mel.
uac..Snd othsr - rk' idg; M A Herrera Havener.
=! a, Min& ydA March &C. brig Berry, colson
Ga a. St John NIB 10th ult. sch Mary Jane Prio e.
Per steamer Scotia. at New York
Ar at Liverpool 10th ult. Dau.sou. ,.,p...,.-a
ZIst. thompson Slake' and Alexandria, Crosby,
EDt for Idg 18Th. John h Ryer.Oa. P.t.s,san ~,
Boston; Webfoot, Norris, do, 'e' '0~' i0'
ADV I'D, Hibsrnan. SCI Dutton, for ouebas 18th.
CID At London aOih, cuccess. Chase. New Yo,k
Passed Falmouth 18th, Guiding Star. Small, from
AZ 1 y shields 18Th Uncle Joe. NIotSl. Aberdeen,
10 load for New York.
=, ESt outward at Newport 18th. Pauline. Bartlett
Sid I'm HuiIisth. Gov Morton, Horton, Shields.
Na Ar 4 Yo Bombay March is. ship Tsmplar. Nckss
Ar At Calcutta March 49, ships Lion Cooper. Liv-
S istn' Gen Grant, Clough and Garnet, Brad
Ar at kangoon March i, aims Cen ahs,,,sv Stat.
san, Antwerp via Cardiff; 3D. ST Louis Bslisrd. I'm
Hsn,v DsFI,ng Ssosdnara starrett, Antwerp; 9Th,
Reed. Liverpool via Akyab. -''N' H"''P-'
Sid 9th; Loeb Lamar. LOring. Falmouth.
werp; Hudson, Potter, Melbourne
Ar at Akyab 9th, W H Prescott, Batchelder. from
18TH. Ellen Sears. Bartlett. Singapore Alice Ven
nard, Young. Liverpool; Southern Chief, Higgins,
sd ssb lIioe Be Ross fslmeaRPS s,b Ola Colo
nv, Berry, do; 9Th, Denl Marcy. Ross, do eth Benz
Bangs. Norcross do; 10th, Rival DOane, do; Asirsa,
Washington, Harris, Liverpool; white Mountain,
harnden, Falmouth.
ArstAEyab NARA sAdait Soaisbsllo P.,,su ON
AT at Cochin March IL, Nor wes,er, Brown. from
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lHMA. ~ \ .-oSTJe etC s.
British Friendliness.

Last week, fue steamer, owned chiefly In
this city, and running between Portland and
St. John, was burned at wharf In that Brit
ish port nothing being saved from the vessel.
not even the lives Of all the crew. The U. 8.
Consul at ST. John, telegraphed to the revenue
cutter at Eastport,t to come to the assistance of
those of the crew who were saved, as they
we're left in foreign port without resources.
The cutter went promptly on this errand Of
mercy and duty; and after her arrival the Lit
governor OF New Brunswick imperiously and
extensively ordered her of In twenty-four
hours, and she was compelled to depart, leav-
ing all the rescued men Of the crew behind
but three men, who were Fortunate enough to
know the facts and TO go on board in time.
In the darkest hours OF the rebellion John
bull exclaimed with swelling cheeks and pro
truded es-looking fercely at us-'Do you
mean to fasten quarrel upon me ~ At that
time, whatever the provocation, we were in
no condition to accept a3quarrelw with anyb, DIV,
But now, flour dear cousin Bull is anxious
for "quarrel," he has only to repeat bis con.
duct OF the four years spast, TO be accommo.
dated. We have, 1T present, sufficient leisure
- ,t&.,,,, A. 49, 4s58T sqos3Bd fa ,fsts -,
" 'ssS~-.>~ ~ At4i-ss r~ssssif .l...I'.
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] Power Of Leading Minds! I
yCanst thou mot minister TO g mind diseased. u
Pluck from memory rooted sorFew. T5sSrsyq
kaze out the written trouble Of the brain
And wi h some sweet. pblisious autidots ~

49, A.-.AAtoeoE NINA QIE&UHeus
Pluck from memory rooted sor5ew. T-s~,s5a 8za !
kase out the written trouble Of the brain,
and wi some sweet. oblivious aufidotA 4 sssQt Ia
Cleanse the uhed bosom Of that perilous stuff.
Which weighs upon heheartn sssqGO3 fi95
The above passage from one of Shaks.
peare's plays calls TO mind the power a few
leading minds frequently exercise over public
opinion in communities and even among ma
tons. 1t has been 90 in every age Of the
world, and when these controlling minds have
been governed by sound moral principles. and
given their best and most brilliant thoughts
to the improving and ameliorating the condi-
ton OF humanity, communities and nations
have been raised to higher civilization; but
when, at certain periods bad men have had
control, the people have suffered a for :
season and progressive movements have been
retarded.
Itseems to be the order Of wise and good
Providence that progress and improvement
must meet with obstacles and be tried $50 as
by fire." Inmore senses than one, every thing
earthly has to work out its own salvation.
Even the planets must have their perturbations
ana pc shaken to preserve their equilibrium.
STEADY uninterrupted progress might not re-
sun In improvement, bnt loseSits power be.
cause Ao1 tried by adverse circumstances.
Gooo y constantly educed frern evil. The
public mind may be SO diseased that a nowes-
fai remedy may be needed, and for ! Tina tbo
remedy may seem to finite vision waves j., Z,
the disease. When an individual has never
learned that he can be deceived, he is not IN
healthy state Of mind, and his progress il
Improvement may be greatly retarded, and
even the evils Of superstition may gather up.
on him and not easily be shaken Of. Itis an
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Disposal Of Booths neuutrp.

AWashington. correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser gives the following account Of the
final disposition Of the body Of Booth, the
murderer. he says: -
The vexed question as TO Che disposal made
of the remains of John Wilkes Booth is at
length settled by statement which may be
regarded as final. After the head and heart
which have been deposited in the army medi-
cal museum in this city, had been removed,
the corpse was. placed in charge of two men,
who, after various movements calculated to
bsffie impairment curiosity, dug grave In
little spot of ground close to the penetentia-
ry, where for some years felons have been
buried. Booth's body was deposited here, and
the earth over 1t was smoothed and carefully
sodded over. The other graves Of less infa-
nous felons had been previously levelled, and
a strong guard Is now in charge of the spot
and will continue to keep it undisturbed until
the grass has grown 80 thickly that no one
will ever be able 10 distinguish the place
where the assassin's corpse was Inferred from
the other namelsss graves around 1t. ysYs,s