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And tear the Clothing, as is the case with oul
No. 3, and other Wringers without Cog wheels
In our monthly sales Of over 5, 900, only from
one to two dozen are without Cogs. In our
retail sales. we have not sold one in scahy.twu
years. This shows which style is appreciated
by the public. This is the only WrHger with
The Patent Cos.Wheel Regulatory,
And though other Wringer- maker arc l,eens;
ed to use our Rubber rolls, yet none ate ever
licensed to use the Cog-wheel Regulator
Therefore, for cheapness and durability, buy
only the si5 Z G..I ESP = :ai'.ts.ns
Universal CIothes.Wringer.
On receipt of the price, from places where
no one is selling, we will send the U. C. w.
FREE OF EXPENSE.
What We especially want is a good
-fE'a CANvASSER
In every town. We offer liberal inducement.
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so Handsome Steel Engravings.
- HANDSOME STEEL FANCY EN-
/ CRAVING and Q. SUPERB COL0RED
STEEL FASHION PLATE viii, illustrate
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too nametous to,detaii.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-09-13

= PLANT AS You Go.-Wheu n Span
lard eats peach, or pear, by the road :
Side, wherever he is, be digs hole in
tbo ground with his foot and covers the
seed M Z Il. Consequently, all over Spain, BY
he roadside aud elsewhere, fruittn great
abundance ;teDpts the taste aud is ever
W. let, thissss practice be initiated in our
country, and .the ueary sanaerer VIII %
blest,, and bless the: hand that b, ninisterea
to bis, comfort md joy. We are m bound
to: leave; ,thss world g good. :or, better
than we found at and be. is . selfish |,
oburl Who sbssksss under the Ssh. dow and
eats Tia ffnitS nf t6a trees which other
hands bav;sif plints |. he 1Rill not also gle
plant iiIasa \ 1hish shall yisl9 sfruis: e e
Gaming Rs1sTt iora 8 4
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Public Debt to August 81.

Secretary McCulloch publishes state.
meut Of the public debt as itappearss
from the books, Treasurers returns, and
reouisitions in the Department, 3lst OF
August 1865. The recopitulation is as
follows Amount outstanding debt: pear
inc interest iu coin, 81 ,lOS,3lO, ,l94 ~ ;
interest, ss,,l5O,s4O so; debt bearing
interest 10 lawful money, Sl.274,479,-
lob II; interest, s73,53l ,037 II; debt
on which interest has ceased, 81 ,5O3,-
02o %; debt bearing no interest, s373,'
39S, ,256 SO; total debt, S2,757 ,6S9,37 :
43, Total interest, S13S,O3l ,62O "A
Legal tender notes in circulation, one
and two year s per cent. notes, S33,'
954; 23O; United States notes, old ISSUE
s4O2, ,96s; United States notes, new
issue 1892, Isl, SOL: compound.interest
notes act Of juno 80, 1864, S202, ,024,
|1CO. Total, 1854, 1859. - . 80;
AS contrastod with the statement Of
the public debt, published July 81, the
principal has been increased only $685.
600 within the last month, while the in
tercst on tho debt has decreased nearly
1921 900. The legal.tender notes have
been reduced S1,097, 900. The amount
of coin now in the Treasury is nearly
s45, 900, 900, and half, or about Slo'oOo,'
600 more than q month ago. The cur
rency now in the Treasury is nearly
s43, 100000, as against $Sl, ,5oo, ,ooo
showing reduction Of currency 10 the
Treasury for the past month of s38'5Oo'
600. The suspended reguisitions amount
to little over s2,oO0,OOO.
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Tbe Atlantic Gable.

A correspondent of'the London Daily
News, writing from the Great Eastern, q.
says: "'' - .,:..: =,
cpraph concur..in saying that the record
of the undertaking, as furnished by tel,
egram,, is Of decidedly encouraging
character. The chief danger is delay:
The ocean buoy, left to mark the spot
v;ll probably be- found, if it still exists,
without much difficulty; but it must DO
70 mem bered that in the event OF toni
weather.. the Atlanti waves would dash l,t
about; and upon it With such violence .s y:
to make the chances Of q nero buoy,
however strong, xeathering the storm,
extremely doubtful. ::a;;, Z. :.,> !, !
s.3"Another danger is, that the eaole
NAV descend deeper and deeper into; the
oozv bottom Of: the sea, and graphing
aud hauling. it'in will be impossible. II
will be- noticed that,;ton the lVtn, wen
the third attempt at raising;is.wasmsde
the erapnel and the last eight hundred
Yards S Of rope camo up covered With thl. hi.
slimy oo.s.'2 Sufficient proof exists that
the cable, if recovered at oil, mnss oe
recovered quickly. If tho three com
nauie, Interested, viz the Atlantic Com;
pony. Telegraph Construction Company,
pna 1 Greut Eastern Steamship Company,
cSSn ,pree as to the terms on which the
undertaking iI1to Pc resamea, !.n !! = qa.;;1I 80
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Se1estea 2uet1g.
WORDS.
BY ]. @. HOLLAND.

The robin repeats his two beautiful words,
The mcadow-lark whistles his own refrain
And steadily over and over again .-.
The same song swclls from hundred birds
Bobolink, chickadcc, blackbird and jay,
Thrasher and woodpecker, cuckoo and wren
Each sings it's word, orits phrase and then
1t has nothing further to sing or say. s.,
Into that word, or that sweet little phrase,
All there may be Of its life must crowd;
And low and liquid, or hoarSe and loud,
It brcathes its burden Of joy and praise.
A little child sits in his fathers door,
Chatting and singing with careless tongue,
4 thousand musical words are sung,
And he holds unuttered thousand more.
Words measure power; and they measure
thine:
Greater art thou in thy childish years
Than all the birds ofa thousand spheres;
They arc birds only, but thou art divine.
Words measure destiny. Power to declare
Infinite ranges of ofpassion and thought,
Holds with the infinite holy its lot
Is ofeternity only the heir
Words measure life, and they measure Its JOY;
Thou hast more joy in thy childish years
Than the birds Of hundred tuneiut
spheres,
So, sing with the beautiful birds, my boy
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:.:;s::.ThesW

teAture 'lu> >tuU-0nSV-wS$S-Sse6AA re.
hear Of: bnt little 10 thst time eha1StHf
hands, but what little has 6esa2 seld ::
ranged according TO quality fEon, ,60tea
700. Just now the buysfs tss ynasnlys
waiting for "developm s"-ths 1p.s
ward tendency which tvss exhibited d..
ring tho first weeks of the month, aeel:s
ing,t In their opinion, something jnstAeS
shape Of . co1nter.irritation. 2 Bat Aa,
growers now holding, feel: that they lll;
slso wait for furthor yelopnsnh q
A,correspo1dent 10 Alleghany eegltyl:
Pen nnsyl7anis, writes 70 ths40 0hioL To-! Q,
n foiloVs, Of tho market in W aetey |!
,Pennsylys6;ia DIR wool 'mSlulSSt1lgEess
aud: WOOL buyers sppear g hlys g is6Stail ~
discovered thel fact sthitii thsfe ~ aect.s
dedly short supply .of :oottoR3 3in: the 3l1al.ss
tod States and 10 iEusups; and that tsNeeas
Is. not 1uperabunda daht! ins Europe ;pt ;tn..e!s
United States ;tthsti t6s bsit and shla1ss
est Voolto bs;hld :ilthat gro1p:At hensi;
and that al kinds and dessstP4 P4olS ~
1oolen goods 4 are poHS bringip1yety
higb: prices, With the tsndsney ~;
market decidedly. Onward and sIpxitd ::
and that the supply ,h: NOT; ;eqaaEte -
demand. Hence; wool: :buJst3 and 49,
ufactureri 5.1ho lstsly:s said they snall'
purchase, are returning TO- " 0hs1Etoga.i;
and Allegheny counties; ;,and o@ldeE 81
ectti1S but iittls good wool: 81 ~ a.
ID. Ono! agent foe. The mann uiaetase ~
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IFOE 7,E Jou"SAL'
Prophecy Of jeremiah Paraphrased'

lrOh S"S"'Nh'
Prophecy of jeremiah Paraphrased'
1t may be we'll for some to read the
following Prophecy, found in the BOOK
Of Jeremiah, 18th chap, lst to z'th
verses inclusive:
Thus saith the Lord unto the Prophet
Go and get thee linen girdle' and put
it upon thy loins, aud putt notin water
So the Prophet got girdls, according
to the word Of tho Lord, end put on his
loius. ADD the word Of the Losd came
to the Prophet the second time' saying
Take the girdle that thou hast got, which
,istupon thy loins, and arise, 60 to the
mountain NO of the Glory Of the South, and
hide it there in q hole of the rock. 30
the Prophet went and hid it in the top
Of the Glory Of the South, as the LORD
commanded him. 49,.
And it came to pass about 1s6o-6l'
TINT the Lord said unto the Prophet'
Arise, 20 to the mount Of the Glory Of
the South, aud take the .girdle from
,bence, which I commanded thee to hide
there. .,t5a, - -. . - :
Then the Prophet went to tho. top Of
the Southern Glory, and digged' and
took the girdle from the place where the 7,
prophe. had hid it: and behold' the
girdle was marrcd, it was :proht Die ne, lot 3
nothing. =. .,s,.,..s, i
Then tho word Of the Lord came unto
the Prophet, saying: Thus saith the the
Lord-astcr this manner will lmar the
pride and glory Of tho great, and naughty
mon Of. the South, and. exquisite beauty
and superlativo excellence of Charleston,
and Richmond, together with their con.
federates. s.;;s;.1,s ,..s.,; >, =,
This evil people, which refuse to hear
my words, which walk in, tho yapity Of
the Imagination Of their i own wicked
hearts, aud walk after other gods: than
Etbe, God ,!oe their fathsrs, 8 hiehSs they
Ehays forsaksn;; and cle.ye unto the gods
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IL 5Kina Il Tsls 8 kdm; 1a. 8
- - cin{s

|s} ~ GAartot otte5ytllAa :Na5)S SGNIy,1y
has besn: eolIptnuou 1o19 - 9Qnt1S;
efn:papef5, FOR The: :Go66d a1llGiCsA11 13Ikss
tys displayed ;flI Ii6 :itti5G - ffns6af1eol:.:
|IsSSS OF chs sfSbS llioI.;, III n : 81 ts1fs:
tiola tim e
$s!sTkssrsst, idss5 fIyeI 80
E1li,His The iopsl 10:
more active social KlG M ri tHi1Se,S
aly.ing induesoo Of Sblayiiss j It, ~ .
10 be . generally ;yisl ~ { 6nEl iSlslSa =
South, that tEooial: staRnit Hon 8
and progress %: eyiEr 0ss pa * ~
grayoly. taught tiltHI nuyt not I1lt y
our population 6seSo !: rs 1onlA iASsel
crime :: and, ,Ws;mpstAotsS loSfSS -:
mechanic ts.ts; sheSs isGSi EnulIstldls!
industry induced paupslism. z asrA -,
! deliberate effort (ons 81 the most 9,
strous q aberrations Of mind Ia history -.
obstruot tho wheels ofG Gods chartet11s
affected apprehe ension SSlsil that las1t1E;
oar should pushyon too fddpaSly ne
undertook to crystaliSs our; ;tcdaty, ~:
fix il forever;in the : agriculti tifSt. Or;
it.waIi sometimes cilled pss!st:s
chsl) q farm. We did ;%lef siat ;sla4;
tSWl lfys.sRj i. r. aiia H. 7lvBantatesa e3Fz
qentll llsn,e.. 70 fCSp: :upi: . ries'of Eelhes;
men, q We keep ourS Sllldas sat slxsA sAestae::
81, perp acre;, whom, II Ne had ssorfAoea: :tAa;
gentlemen, they would have been 1ottA
thirty. We would moi. hsye mIasiless
tories; because they would destroy ~.
freshness and purity. .ofj our pctsl:eh.t.... ;.
ta,oter. We wore. 90. anxious ttotkssp! !ytt.s
tuous; that wo resolI "a. that W. ssvonM
not grow ;rtr rich. We would mot haye.
schools, because the Yankees; s;hsj fteen..;
Could this state; Of, :, things lSxiskr VT
not the revolution obliiged ;tos s1et 0gts
ragged nature long charging hetislk siot.
the catastrophy, ultimately baHls ths.
fettors that man! n!JouGh iupose on heS.,
God swept the Dead St6 With such, gale
a. could alone STIR itSia Had waves: ): J!
q scr The Law: Of tho :unly Sfsesis! S.--Ald
God Sbhors death. Think: you not that
Agriculture, ! aud Mani gfIetures, and
Conn ercS. and An, and ri ledge ,aie.
tho purpose Of God q Think Jouthit hS'
prsfefs't the savage to tie civilized tase'
tho hunting Gkreand 10 the 1lrdeat;
mead ows: and fields burdeped with Ers!ns,
Are mot citict ordiiSsd yofs Go4--yith.
their:esgcr life, their Iuyn.d aea atiass
th.il potent energies lsS"0 Oh ibutf ftiefs
isso much yics, 10; ;citss 7 Ss;said dput 1eath Z;
ern philosopher, and I, sthsrelefs g u v4ls
have no cities: God gays g: . P!.aet g:
live on and wo will not Improve q; -,
cause peopleIxill commit sini: Dtaity
Of. population begeti etiimmofaliaes-aad
BY purity of reasoniug usn oughtnct.t g
begst,c children, beeause .ths. more ehtl.
dren the more. vice. II" This e the arga.
ment,, and it:wail put forth With thepto:
foundest gravity BY thsf South: Poof
South | ss generous andss;noble a;rtces
i,.Gteek ,of-N Norman y! sboai !. Z. n'bly
mismansged.. " 4 .S R. IS, Z S;;S;sssi 49,
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h. "a yossg nan fets ladll =
:d,E.i 8 Pe,.s.sl {; q ]. 4
Ihe,: :1eqS,istiSs q. ~ sssss
'ss.sa liry;J Joil Isl =.
ssW.Al 8 q astii = = : ( !
q; heslsb bit i.::a q ,;.e
Essg SSajdf fsot !
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RE WHAT YOU SEEM.

lfyou would be dcem'd man,
Act manly part;
AGectation is Il ban
Show You have heart,
Wear no vain dcceitful mask,
Artificial wrought.
What does falSchood gain, I ask?
Be what you'd be thought
All that gltters is not gold, .-.
IT'S but outward gloss; -, >,
Speech, though courteous, should be oo'
Use no tinSell'd dross.
Tell no fattering tales, and so
Feed mans self,cstccm;
Wear YOUR own true look, and show
. You arc what you seem.
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VI Az Northsrn frm has; leased James:
Town Isl,sd, Va, for 6Ie, years, and. NIL
prepare q s it forF cultivation during thS g
coming year: I: The same ;f!nfS has isae:sS g
{ s;plsGtstion on the mainland ,.andsEttpt
But ID, this fall severaiS bpndred5 5asss4se 4e.' s.
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MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

DR. W. II. McCLUSKEY,
A THOROUGHLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN
Waving had nn extensive experience In the Union Amy
Bo,a n Fiesd and No.pitdl Practice,
uAs PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN THUS rLACE'
AMI boprs. by diliyens application - his profession
- msrs s6arc Of pubiic confidence aud patronage lie
" 49, .'~'" DAY on NIGHT.
70 an cali, and cases entrusted TO hli care.
Oftice in Rogers Row, where nc can 0s
consulted at any time. -, ,,o,,,,,
.RySIpEScE AT GREEN. sticks, FIRST HOUSE
BELow THE METHODIST CHURCH.
.rss-r,n.c,,l attention given to Caroaic Disedses.
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Porkersburg, Aug. II, 1866. &,
p. S-The Falling Rock9Oil " orks
have been recently purchased BY New
York capitalist. THE cannel GOAL: vein
at Quecn y owned 6y ": =: Kane; nan 2; !;
Charleston, KaniHhs:. 81 The cannel eo,i !.
at CLAW Court Ho1se, on the: north side
of the river;i owned BY J no: 8: sxann,
Charleston, 4 z aDiiiv.b On The. I 8 south
side by Wm.E Edwards {. Rsw York: :s:
The Pier,o,n,sssein.. Il; owned BY the heirs
of David Piersiotpl + Clay county ne
salisbury .yein i, oansds sbyI { J.;s ~ Salisbury
Cl.y Conf SHousss. The summers vein,
~ 3bs Moth s.;de iof tkisi, river, Is owned
l;bys:Jno. S1svsp i: IF Sonth aide bys e e,
EH. .EdHaIds. 1an ndi in this 81 I,c, Ply ~
ste owned 4 81: :vaIioas ] g. taonl, 3.!s:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
STATE NEWS.


An Important Observation-Disclosures oF
the CapltRl.-STeleSraPh Line to Nor
Ean1oWR--The Last Sensation from
BELOW about an Oh wen.
Judge Polsley, a few days AFRO. at
Charleston, Kanawha, county, over
ruled a motion to re-admit to the bar
VIM, A. Quarter, who had been a lien
tenant In the confederate army. The
judgment of the court was as follows:
First-That VIM. A. Quarrier. the an
pltcant, having failed to take the oath
prescribed by an ordinance for the re-
organization OF the government of Vir-
Sanlla, as required by the act OF 10th
sSaoruaEy, 1850, has by virtue of that
aSts anu OF the declaration and ortli-
i tetaS'e ot the convention OF june nth.
iie9ls SoeGted his office of attorney NJ
y! Nv anu that his license to practice law.
tis. ILe SSttlte OF Virginia, issbY reason
tnereot Eeactnded and nnnnleI ''.-
Seeond-Thatif his offIce AM, I;consa
are not vacated and onnnIS,S. ~ siiss
1 nISs, SotSluct as contessed by Rirnself n
SE 's. court Il. e. having voInnfeI.i1,,
| S SssA!!ea Z, war against the UniteS Statts
~ IT, ny summer OF 1861, to the sDrirSc.
y As.e2, mas rendered him m mn at 11S,ss
S uli :. Is topFacfiee Law N are
~ ~ ot ttlls court. And, fhird-ThSt N
sH.StSAiaa ~ IlsNl Is an obleeI. OF fI-lsEf
Ntltnln the puEvisW and n5eST,,Ss, ~ ~.
act OF November l6th, IlS8S. an5 fI,eSla
IoIe can only be adnaiffed ~ 13-sSSSSsS
law, upon taking the can thersIn ~,
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Whereupon the motion of the said
VIM. A. Quarter to be admitted to
practice as an attorney at law, at the
bar of this court, is overruled.
The Fairmont National Is outwarInly
1Dr LhS Capital to be located at Buck
harmon: Il cannot go Clargsburg for
the present, mainly for the following
reason, as il would seem:
The Methodist people in Clarksburg
have been for years, worshiPping In a
building not nearly as good as many
New England barns. And recently, as
It could be occupied no longer, they
haVe-Old Virginia hke-deserted IL,
and driven the pastor, who is, we are
told, man of such talent as would
warrant him a situation in the most
fastidious and classic district, to the
court house, out ofwhich he was looked
by the sheriff, or some one else in au-
thOrity, and 1t would have been we'll
ifthey had been kept out. An this, too,
going on among men representing
nearly million dollarsI Talk about
locating the Capital In such a town.
The KanawhR Republican has a word
to say about the location of the capitol.
Charleston is the place-of course-and
not Clarksburg, Weston or Buckhan-
non. So we go. Our competing friends
in rather good humor than otherwise.
We regret to see in the Morgantown
Post notice of the death of Rev. W
w. Iaverty, Principal of the Morgan
town Academy. He died on the 9th
ult., after an illness of six days.
Only four hundred dollars is needed
to put Morgantown in teIegraphic COM
munication with the rest Of the world.
We are gravely informed by the Par
kersburg Times that
"The best we'll in the world, beyond
all question of doubt, has been realized
within day or two on White Oak Fork
of Walkers Greek. The pumping of
% hours was measured yesterday in the
tank into which it was drawn by Mr..
Tucker and was found to be 203 barrels.
This well is known as the Hardness
well and the lease adjoins that of the
Longmoor & Rathbone well which pro-
duced over 100 barrels per day and still
holds out that quantity. The oil is
worth $40 per barrel. It's gravity Is
2sM, and Is of the very best quality of
lubricating OIL"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06

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