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@e0icaI.
Success in Business.

No business can be trulv successful which IL no
founded on real fitness ofthiugs. The article madb
or sold must have intrinsic merit and supply public
want Success saulng from the clap trap or adSert-
ing, OF the tnoks oftrade, or mere preteasl0n sad
cevs the operator and those who trust him. Hut Il
an article supplies publiS want aud faIrly eets it,
adoption is msrelya question oftme. IL NAV be-
retarded by adverse influences sped by prosperng
sAMer' 9gi II shs END = y ss.s e YIN
their origin IN great public want meticine on for all
the common wants OF enguted life--ourati'es that
with them, an- always rely upon-so simple III at mis-
take could not ba made In the selection so harmless
mat all might use them with i'm punity and so ef client
that all might rely upon them with safety. Such they
have proved. Thousands Of families use them daily
ior All the ailments and sclSnoaaes OF life, and rarely
are seriously sick, OF rave need 10 call a physician.
Thousands, taking some single Specific have curod
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
hundreds in vain, and among the millions who use
them none are found to question their purity or ON
HUMPHREYS, sPECIFIos
combine all the ad vantages Of the best Homeopathic
treatment, without ts int cacy or uncertainty. They
are preparedby physician OF over twenty years
Homeopathic experience they have been tried In
every conceivable manner, and they have been
dorsed and recommended In tha highest terms hy
the hundreds Of Thousands who daily use them,
with N case In your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prevent
expense and loss Of time, or the children having tn
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whoopng cough, OF
even Fever, by using preyentiyes In the case.
You may cureYo0F children
OfCroup, or Collie, CT TeolhAshe, OF Headache, OF
sleeplessness, or saisrns from Teethlng or Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wetting the Bed, or Oatarrh or
Measles, or Whooping. Cough, or Scarlet Fever, or
DlptheIia, or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, nunning
ofthe Ears and DoafnoAs or even Bcrofula, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
or Headache, Weak Stomach, Indigestion, or
Billlousness, or oatarrh, or bad Cold or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseneas or Liver Complaint, or Piles,
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes, or Balt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or General
Debility, or even Asthma, with these Specifics
NOT A FAM lily who have ever had one Of those
Family Gases OF HUMPuREYa' SrEcIPics, but would
give hyo times Its cost, rather than be without IT,
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of SO large vi ais, in morocco, and Book Of
Drecuons'..'.. w
Case Of ~ large walls, IN morocco, and Book.. "
Case Of 20 larg walls in morocco, and Book. Oh
Case OF 20 larg vials In PLAN case and Book. Oo
Case OF 10 box mo. TO l6), and Book"...., OC
Case Of any nj boxes NO. TO l6), and Book. "a
LIST OF
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Dissolution of Partnership,

TINHE pa,tuarAhip heretofore existing betwoan ".
Llesenhofi and NJ. holt IN the Clothing business
In Mamisburg was this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. The books and notes Of the said late firm Of
Lleaenho1A Co are leh In the hands of samuel
Mays, for settlement. -
- " LIEsRNHoFF,
..| NJ R0TT. rI
aug 30 3tw ..... .I..an .r..tr M
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WHITE MEMS
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

PoR GOVERNOR,
GENERAL GEORGE W. MORGAN
Of Knox County
FoR IIEUTENAgT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM LANG,
OF Seneca County.
supREMv iunGr (FuLL TgRN),
PUII.ADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield County.
auregxR JUDGE (yACANCY),
THOMAS IA. KEN,
nl Hamilton County,
TREAsuRgR OF STATE,
GEONGE SPENCE,
Of Clarke County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
% VI WILSON,
OF Mahoning County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
a.. ~. BARNEY,
of Pickaway County
HOARD OF PUBLIo WORKS,
CHARLES u. BOEsEL9
Of Auglaizs County.
CLERK os TBE sUPagNE COURT
DANIEL y. DANA,
Of Vn'ou County.
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announcements.

Independent Candidate Ser Judge OF
the superiOr COaFt,
DANIEL A. HAYNES.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
THOMAS o. LOWE will be candidate b,fore the
ensuing Democratic County Convention for nomina.
tioh as Prosecuting Attorney.
ELIHU THOMPSON will be a candidate for Prose.
cutting Attorney, before the Democratic County Con
vention,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
EDIroR EnPIag.-rlease say the name Of vs.. N.
LOVE, ESQ, OF Dayton will bo preiented TO ths DE.
moorAiic County Convention a. a candidate for Re.
preventative. Mr.. Lovei. practical business man,
good mechanic, n sound Democrat and reliable
man In sll tha arura Of le. Just such man NJ tho
laborers, me,hAucs and farmers OF old Montgomery
shnold select for that poaition.
EAST DAYTON.
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You m ny cureyour OhiIdren

OfCroup, or Cole, CO TeothAshe, OF Headache, OF
Sleeplessness, or baianng from Teethlng or Worms,
or Indigestion, or Wetting the Bed, Oatarrh, or
DlptheIia, or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, nunning
ofthe Ears and Doafnoas or even Bcrofula, rs thou
annda hn nnnn and do hnllY-
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New YORK aTnrI,er.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
CoTToS-A shade easier; moderate
demand at 45C945Ifc for middlinp
FLoUR-59lOc better, ut 81 7567 IS fol
extra state, 50 5OC9S rs for extra round
hoop Ohio, IS S0@lO as for trade brnnds,
market market closing firm. WHIsKY-Very
trm; western 81 29l1@2 80, closing firm
AZ latter prices. WHRATLI@2c better:
u 5291 81 for inferior to good Chicago
spring and Milwaukee club, 81 3GClI Is
FOR amber Milwaukee, the latter prices
are the extreme; 81 03 for good winter
red western, 81 O5(02 O6 for amber state.
and % 20(92 % for white state. Rye
steady. BARLEY and BARLEY MALT
quiet and firm. CORN-l62c better.
sO(99Oc for unsound, 92G94c for sound
mixed western, latter price for high
mixed In store. OATs-Ic better for
sound white western; sales Mt 4S(d53c for
lnsound new and old western, and 5Gtd
DC for half sound new and old western,
CoFFEE-Steady SuaAR-Steady. On.
ba Muscoyado 12H@l5c, Havana IAN
14c. MoLAssES-Quiet. WooI-DnIi
PETRoLEUM-Firm; 361S@3Tc for crude
56(g62c for refined in bond, 79tds2 for do
Tree. PoRK-Dull; $50 371<(I32 so for
new mess, closing at $50 37J5, cash, S3l6
81 80 for 1864 do, S26@26 SO for prime.
so 5000 20 for prime mess. BEEF
More nctive; IS 5OC9l2 for plain mess.
SllCgl4 80 for extra mess. BEEF JAMS
Dull. CUT MEATS-In moderate re-
quest; l5@l6c for shoulders and l9G22IS
for hams. BACON-Dull. LARD-Ffrmer
nt24g2S94c, BUTTRR-Firmer at 25G26t.
for Ohio and 3BC946C for state, CHEESE
Firm at l1@161<c.
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OsWcgo Market.

OswEso, Sept. 81.
FLoUR-Active and unchanged.-
WHEAT-In moderate demand. CORR
Held above the views of buyers.
OATs-Nominnl. BARLEH-Active and
excited. CANAL FREIaHTs-Flour As
to 47c; wheat, l2c; corn lOI5c; barley
9Ac; rye lie; oats &c; peas l2c to N. Y.
To Albany-wheat and corn sc; barley
SIG rye &c; oats &c; peas 91S. LAKE
lMPoRTs-Flour, 100 bills; wheat, 5000
bu.i corn, 10000 bu.; barley, 9s, 900 bu.;
rye, 10000 bu. CANAL EXPoR1Es-Flour,
1880 bbls.; wheat, 90, 600 bu.; corn. ii, OOd
bu.; barley, $4,000 bu.; rye, 1900 bu.
Shipped by rail, 1927 bbls. flour.
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Sewing aaathiues.
THE

etween the slow torture of sewing by hand
and the luxury OF using
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OINCINNATII Sept. z.
FLoUR-Steady; superfine at 81 75.
WHE4AT-Firmer at 81 so for prime old
red, 81 60 for prime new red. Corn
Unchanged, at 65c for strictly sound
RYE-Dull at soc for new and 95c for
old. BARLEY-Dul and prices nomi-
nal. WHIsKY-Advanced to 50 DC.
PRovIsIoNs-F irmer; MESS PoRK-Is
held at 1872, but S3l is the best rate Of
tered. BULK MEATs-Firmer; Shout
ders 16c, sides l7c and clear sides lSc.
BACoN--Tending upward; shoulders
2lc. LARD-Is not offered; small sales
of prime city were made at 26Nc.
GRocERIEs-Firm; good demand and
full prices. CHEEsE-Firm at 1S9lS1Sc,
BUTTER-Firm at 32@35c. GoLDSI48l&.
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sale OF Government vessels.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 2l.-Fifteen gov
eminent vessels were advertised to be
SOLD at the Navy Yard to-day; the at
tendance was not large. Eleven steam-
ers were Withdrawn. ForseVeraI there
We're no bids, and for others the price
sale. On those disposed OF, the bidding,
was very spirited, particularly on the
Santiago de Cuba. Tho following yes-
sells were sold ut prices named: The
Steam stSam tug Glover, was purchased by II.
Wiinsor IL Son, for 50, 100; the wooden
side wheel steamer Connecticut, was
Pp6 Ifonased by s. G. WHEELER, Jr., for 1897,
9OOi the wooden side wheel steamer,
Santiago de Cuba, was purchased by
NJ. o. Roberts, for S1OS,OOO; the iron
steam propeller Bermuda, was pur-
chased for SCI 900.
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Of Chimney NJ. HDepew, Score
tlry of State, and that we endorse his
official conduct in tho numeration oI
the census, and in all respects MS wor-
thy of the approval and Commentator
of the people.
Mr.. Walsh Hutchins offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unani-
m0psly adopted: I
RESOLVED, That we tender to the able
men who have sustained tho cause OF
American nationality in England our
grateful thanks, and unite our mourn
ing with that of his countless friends in
this country for the loss of Richard
Golden, one of the truest of their num-
Hon. chhuncey NJ. Depew was then
called for, and responded in few re-
marks, thanking the Convention for
their many and warm manifestations
of approval of his official conduct ex-
hibited here to-day, and expressing the
conviction that they had acted wisely
In all their proceedings. He had no
doubt but that the excelIent ticket nom
mated will be ratified by the people in.
November, while he regarded the plat
form as broad, liberal and wise. Giving
three cheers for the candidates, the Con-
Vention adjourned sine die,
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New York, Sept. 2l.-The Richmond
Wing says: -
Another meeting to establish the
great National and International Ex-
press Company, was held on Tuesday
evening, ut which were the rebel Geuer-
ais Gchols, Heath, Davis, Barton and
Noes, besides many other rebel OFF,
GERS ~ lower grades.
Gen. Echols explained the object of
the enterprise, in the course of which,
he said the fact that the disabled and
worthy Of both the late armies We're to
be employed in the managing and
working department of the company
would conciliRte both sections the
South because she loves to see those dis
aDled in n cause they espoused as lust.
provided for, and the North, because
she venerated those whose wounds
were received in the war for the Union
that they deem indisolvable.
Resolutions were adopted to COM
mence operations as soon as five per
cent is paid in on the subscriptions
amountingto $250,OO. That until other
erwise ordered, the Office of the COM
pany be in Richmond; that the General
Assembly be petitioned to allow an in
crease of the capital to five millions ;
Lnat the increased amount of stock be
divided among the various States of the
Union, and that the books be closed
within thirty days after opening, The
apportionment for the present being
New York 5000, 900, Massachusetts S2OS.2
600, Connecticut; 1872 500, Pennsylvania
s592, O0o, Maryland 100000, Virginia
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..r, NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
GOVERNMENT SToOKs-Heavy.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Dull and
halE-penny lower for grain,
SToCKS-Steady: u. IS. Gs 5-oO COMMONS
io!4; do new issue 100; do 1910 coupons
94A; Treasury I BIO, I'd issue, 09l<; Mis-
souri, IS T6; Tennessee Gs SO; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates PSI; Mississippi
and Missouri s. G. bonds 40; Canton
40A; Cumberland preferred 4GLz; Quick
silver 4s9<; Central Coal 5sI5; New York
Central 1874; Erie SIX; Marietta and
Cincinnati preferred %; Reading los;
Michigan Southern 672<; Michigan
Southern preferred 100; Illinois Central
1881; Pittsburg NJ; Northwestern
=; Prairie du Chen 81; Terre Haute pre-
Prices of Mining Stocks bid in Boston
to-day: Central 40; Cuyahoga Falls 235S;
franklin SO; Hancock 1899; Huron AZ;
Isle Royal 8; Quincy 5s; Rochester 81;
Superior 80.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 2I.-The steamer
AuStralasian from Liverpool on the 9th,
and Queenstown on the 10th, arrived
here ut 0 o'clock tonight.
Consols on the Sth opened firm and
closed declining to S93{aS9N for money.
The weekly bank returns show
a decrease of el67 1887, and gold con-
t1nued to be withdrawn from the bnnk.
In American securities little was done
this week except Erie, in which there
has been much speculation. 1t is now
quoted at 5Sssa5ST. u. S. 5-2O's
OSAa6S1z, Illinois Central, 7S7<a79.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9.-The weather
continues dry and hot. Tho harvest is
nearly completed. Corn market gem
orally dull and lower. Flour is inac-
tive at about last rates. Wheat-very
Ilttie doing, ut about Sd per GENITAL
lower ioT the week. Corn is in fair de-
mand, but Cd per 4SOlbs a decline.
Pork Is steady Mt full prices. Bacon,
very light supply, and dealers CeneraIIv
obtain 6dalld, in advance. Lard, stock
exhausted at S5s. Butter, steady for
tine, and lower for inferior. Cheese.
heavy; arrivals favor buyers, at about
lslower. Petroleum, firm, sales on the
spot ut 2s Sd; for refined, 2s IOd de-
manded; Mt close sales; to arrive at D
5dn2s Cd.
Late accounts from Constantinople
place the destruction ofIbuildings bv
the Stamboul lire Mt $500, and 1900
persons rendered houseless. One esti-
mate is as high as $500 buildings.
Mrs. Moon, widow of Thomas Moon,
the poet, is dead, =
The Paris Patrie says n monument is
to be built Mt Portsmouth to commem-
crate the visit of the French fleet
Bourse firm ut 69E. 40c.
1t is rumOred that matrimonial nlli-
ance has been formed between Duke
Austa, son of the King of Italy, and the
Princess Isabella, daughter ofthe Queen
of Spain. Another rlImor points to the
Prince Amaders as her probable hus-
band.
The Cork Reporter ANNOUNCES that
the government had ordered a number
OF gunboats and two men of war to be
stationed off Bantry Bay, and other
stations on the-west coast OF Ireland.
Cyrus w. Field is passenger by the
Australasian. He was present nj one
of the meetings of the British Cable AS
ISOLATION, and made brief speech ex-
pressive ofincreased faith in the accom-
Plishment of the Atlantic cable, double
line, next year.
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washlnglon Coanty Falr.


WASHINGTON, PA, Sept. 2lst.
Tho Fair commenced to-day. Crowd
quite large, and Floral Hall very cred
table, with tho exception of fruit.
Mechanics Hall is very fine. The en-
tries of stock are quite large. Some
very fine horses have been entered and
quite exciting times mny be expected
tomorrow.
An accident occurred which came
near resulting seriously. Twopersons,
each driving sulky, ran into each
other while racing, breaking one sulky
to pieces and throwing the driver on
his head, injuring him badly, The
other was not much damaged. -
ATR
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MADISON, WIS, Sept. 2O.-The Demo-
critic Convention to-day nominated
Harrison @. Hobart for Governor, d.
w. MaXon for 1t. Gov, Gen. NJ. Mont
Secretary of Stale, and j. A. Davis for
Treasurer.
The platform endorses Pres't Johson's
restoration policy on the basis of the
federal constitution, and pledges its uh-
qualified support therein. 1t opposes
negro suffrage in this State, or interfer-
ence with other States. 1t opposes the
suspension of the writ of habeas corpus,
and fnvors the most rigid economy and
equalization of the tax burden.
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FT. SMITH, ARK, Sept. 2O.-The COM
missioners decline to rescind their ac-
ton regarding John Ross, and discon-
tinued his case. They assured the low
al Cherokees that their rights will BE
protected. The disloyai Choctaws,
Chickasaws and Seminoles filed state
ment explanatory of their understands
ing of the treaty. Much restitution
prevails among the diSlOyal Seminoles,
20 loyal and a disloyal delegates, moi
including Chiefs, signed the treaty OF
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II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
i situated on the line ofthe National Road
four miles east ofthe city of Wheeling. Said
property consists of my residence containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern Improvements; also,
fourteen acres Of ground attached on which
are convenient ont-houses, Including brick
stabling, ice andSspring house, chickery and
two ctsterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
i've Apple trees of choice kinds; Pear, Peach
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections Of Grapes, Rnspber-
rtes, BlnckberTies, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
1 will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all together,
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to
price, terms of payment, &c, can leave their
fe6s2.tf : JACOB HoRNRRooK.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2lst.-The Posts
special says the Navy Department has
ordered one of our most commodious
side wheel gunbo6ts to be fitted ont for
the purpose of conveying some distin-
guished officers down the southern
coast.
II is said the President has had in
contemplation for some. time past, a
visit to Wilmington, Charleston and
other southern ports, and possibly he
will carry ont this intention before the
meeting Of Congress.
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baltimore CattIe aIarket.

BALTIMORE, Sept. q.
Five hundred and fTty-nine cattle
were received. The market closed dull
at about previous rates, tho advance at
the opening of the week not being sus-
tanned. Prices ranged from S. to IS, 80
to fnir; to for good and prime and
Sl4 for choice. HoGS-Receipts light.
demand active at lT1z TO IS POO lbs net,
closed firm. SHEEP-Good fat scarce
and commanded 519 to Z p ID gross.
Stock Sheep dull at ~ to 5 in quarters.
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Tho late New York FIre--Despatch
from Gov. Perry.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The Insurance.
on the property destroyed by the great
South street fire exceeds 81, 800 900.
A telegram from Gov. Perry to Pres
ident Johnson, dated Columbia, S. C.,
Sept. 10th, says: "The convention here
repealed the ordinance of secession.
The committee have reported in favor
sention, electing governor and presi-
dental electors by the people, and yo-
ting UiUd roce in the Legislature. Eve
rythipg here is harmonious. Thomp-
son, delegate irregularly elected by
the northern citizens at Beaufort, will
be permitted to take his seat.
(Signed,l B. +. PERRY.n
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The Gold MISUNDERSTANDING FIre.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2I.-Gold continue,
9ctlye, with q strong upward Tendency
opening at 1895, the price ndynncet
steady to 144k. flf6
A destructive fire occurred this morn.
county, opposite the entrance to CS.
press Hill Cemetery. It originnted In
the engine room of the lager beer brew.
cry owned by Mr.. Bauman, which
nearly adjoins the United States Hotel
owned and occupied by the same pro.
prtetor. Both buildings and contents
were we're destroyed. Eight or ten dwelling
houses adjoining were also DESTROYED,
me total loss is estimnted ut $50, 900.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 81.
FLoUR-Firm; spring extra SO 821I a
s 12k. WHEAT-Firm, closing at 81 II
~ for No. 1 and 81 2Sa . for No.
2. Consecutive and advanced / a &c;
sales at 6415c for No. 1, and 81 6I1S for
No. 2. OATS-Firm, sales at S3c. HIGH
WISEs-Inactive. FREIaHT-Declined
lie; &c on corn and 9I<c on wheat to
Buffalo. PRovISIoNs-ActiVe
900 bbls. flour, $4,000
bush. wheat, 117,O0O bush. corn, and
So, 900 bush. oats. - =
SHIPMENTs-47,OO 600 bbls flour, 10000
bush. wheat, and 200, 900 bush. corn.
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Bunalo Market.

Z iS BUFFALO, Sept. 81.
FLoUR-Steady. WHEAr-1<c better
sales of No. 1 Michigan spring at 81 81
@l sig. CoRN-Firmer and moro ac-
tive; No. Q, 75@76c; No. l, 7sc. OARS
Nominal, at 42c. BARLEY-State sold
Mt 81 1211. PORK-Firm ut $50 so
WHIsRY-S2 2I. LARD-2Sc. CANAL
FREIaHTs TO N. Y.--Wheat, Ice; corn,
14c; oats, SC, IMPoRTS-Flour, sos
bbls; wheat, 81, 22l bush, ~
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREET IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
U. S. GENERA1 Hosr1rA1..

Wheeling, W. "a, April 18th, 1866.
T TAKE PLEASURE ~ STATING TO
i you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEGRAS, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity OF construction as well as duTabilI-
thing to equal them, and therefore Cheerfully
recommend them to any who are unfortunate
enough 10 need artificial limbs.
Very resP't, your obed't serv't,
A. A. Surgeon, U. S. A., i'll charge.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 18th, 1865
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs OF LEOEARD LEGRAS, and find them
simple in their construction, of good work.
manship, light and very substantially made.
They will be quite rs Serviceable rs any arti-
dctnl legs in use, and on account of their sim
plicity and strength less liable to need repairs
I eheerfully recommend them to my who
may need artificial limbs.
JOHN FRIssELb,
A. y. Surgeon, U. s. a
HEBRON, PLEAsASTs COUNTY. w. VAL
September IL, 1865.
Afr. Charles BehIer, WheeLing, W Va. II.
Dear Sir:-I have now been using the two
half legs of the Legran make, furnished by
you, for over Two months and IL affords me
great pleasure in saying that they have been
great satisfaction to me in that time. The
limb Is simple in construction, strong, and Is
very comfortable IN fact find 1t just the
limb which the necessities ofmy case require
hope there may be but few who have been
so unfortunate asto have lost both their limbs
as have, but If any such should be found, q
fortune it is TO be deprived of a limb, cheer.
fully recommed the Legrnn limb on account
Of It's strength, simplicity, and general adap-
tatiOn to the uses for which II Is intended.
SAMUEL BUMoARDSER.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHIiER, AEt.,
Monroe 81, BET. Market e Fourth
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Statement About Zen. Davis Remova

NEW York, Sept. 2l.-The Herald's
Fort Monroe correspondent denies the
statement that JEFF. Davis has been re-
moved from his casemate, in the For
tress, to Carroll Hall.
He also says that the arrest of r. T.
Garrison, to whom young Winder COM
mitted the property taken from Union
prisoners Mt Andersonville, was only to
make a witness of him in the Wirz
case.
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The RECOMMENDATION Convention of
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 2O.-The
Reconstruction Convention, TODAY.
adopted a resolution requesting tie
Provisional Governor to call out the
militia of each county Immediately, to
repress the disorder and lawlessness
The ordinance for the abolition of
slavery was debated at length, when
further consideration was postponed
until tomorrow.