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tore fron Tsansssss oessssd b ne ksois'
lsturs Of ,hss State. Hon. D. T. rssssssee
being chosen Tor The short tern offoss yesss
snd Hon. Joseph 3. Fowler r. ths lssg
sssn d six yssss. n. Psnsssss sss
JsSes IL Chsseesy q ~ bsOisisg q sss
~sr. ssd nsisssissd bic Isyslsy y ne u.
Jon shsoushess shs revolution i Teassssss. !.
he i s-is-lsu ef Psssidees Jshaeeos
and possesses very 6as ability, wv ~
Hos. Joseph 3. revlss ~ Cenp'sel(p
|ef Tennessee y sppsissasst q Ges. JsAep
leon 10 1852. Hs y sbest fesv' Gve yseep
|of sss. Hs isassisg y vssiet ssd ese(eee4.
having bsss issa bic earliest asa4epl -
voted 70 The sssss u Issssss.
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|Hiil Cssbes's Sasn seer CIy rslss. -
proposes. ME ssit. asiiAs . ~ ~ sssssh
|ues y Essoes.
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phlsssss. whose psstsssIsss sssssslly ssss6
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soneshiss vssy gssd q ysss psaphlss -
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Wendsll Phillips O ~ ceassieuessu.
In speech sf WssdsIl Phillips befsss ~
recent meeting Of shs AboIisiea Bssissy =
used The following lsneosgs:
.His friend Mr. Bowdisch ssis es hss
,sken ,6s oath 10 support he Cssssi'pslss.
He would nos ssks that oath ses fos -
right Assd. Slsvsry wss not sxpssesd -
from The Conssiiutios."
Had Denocsss: o ''eeppeFAesd" -
such strong lsaguses . shss 10 dsesees
|oi the Constitutes and Gevsssnssss =
would hsve been compelled 70 ssks ihe
oslh 70 support The Constitution. - ~
other iroa-clsd osshs.
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Coz. BowLEs' wsALrM-The Indissspe.
he correspondent Of The Cineinss'i Coanss.
cisl writes:
Fssher Bssseniss. . Csshelie PRIEST ei shis
city. ssised upon Boslss recently. 80 -
eeived from him deed Of The Pssash Lisk
Sprioas ios The Catholic Church. Dswlss
h ssid 70 pssssss property % shs snssss g
$4,000
This sesrssposdess y missshsn deseslsss
by sboss oee0 600 Col B. wss ssves ressh
over $4,000 o $4,000. 80 assh ef -
avsilsbls means hare bsss expssds6 sisss
bic arrest. trisl. end essviesiea. HI isssss
ess 10 the Frssch Lick SPRING. (is Ovssge
eoussy) Is not probably svss 10000.
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deduction will be Tsde 70 regular sdver'ise-
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THR Eeninn trouble in England. is
beyond u doubt, the legitimate mutt of
the action OF th6lr press and orators i'm
regard to the rebellion In America, The
undisgulsed sympathy Of the ruling
class, the argument so zealously urged,
that n causelCss rebellion was a right
eous uprising OF n people for their indie
pendence, have taken root In the popu-
lar mind OF Ireland and, as IrfshSi In
dependence Is IN thing long hoped for,
though always denied, iIrishmen do not
SEQ why 1t would not bo quite as noble
in them to strike for Independence as 1t
was for tho Southern leaders or the con-
federacy. In her case (says the PhiIn-
delphia Ledger there are real grieyan-
ccs of long standing and rights denied
which would justify any attempt to re-
possess them TINT hnd n fair PROMISE or
success. But Mr.. Bulls love Of revo-
luton is moro ofa sentiment than a
principle. 1t is very good thing for
other Governments, but ms n home poll
cy is n most pernicious principle, and
no measures can bo too prompt to
put II down. Hence the secret or
ganization of the Feninns has rous-
ed every loyal Englishman to the
enormity OF trying to Hhoverthow
'cr NIRjesty's Governments" and
SECRET political hnssoeiations are des-
perutely reasonable and their authors
should be Jung" All at once Feninn-
ism IL everywhere-it is in every conn-
ty III ireland, Is in England, nnd large
ly affects the british army, Every hole
and corner arc plnces Of nssemblage for
this mysterious organization, and the
tramp Of their military step is heard ON
every midnight breeze. It is either a
desperate fright or II good assumption
OF u scare for the purpose of inducing
prompt measures for n repression. We
cannot judge OF tho imminence OF the
danger from tho excitement OF the Jour
mus. Any chnnce for successful reyo-
luton in Ireland against ono OF tho first
military powers OF the world, wouId
seem too desperate to be attempted un-
aided by foreign assistance. We're Eng
land Involved In n war with the UnI-
ted Stntes, EeniRnisni would be n mine
within her own stronghold; but withno
probable issue of that kind, the hope
of successful revolution Is too forlorn
to bo induIgOd by any but enthusiasts.
II will be an instructive example to see
how England deals with an incipient
rebellion.
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EXPENSES PER oUARTER
Bethany college.

HIHIS INSTITUTION. Is LOCATED IN
Il one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions Of the hin country oEWest ViTEinIa.
IT Is in brooke county, Sixteen miles moth OF
&heellngt and SeteJ1 miles from Wellsbupg, at
o. o. EI1il; can md hacks reldy To tnke them 10
me ti COLLEGE. Situated rs It Is In the country,
II = removed Mt once nom the Temptations 10
extr1Yagunee, and The iacilitIes for Vic, which
attnen TO College, In or near large citleag-
Young men who desdre a thorough education
VIII nnd peculiar advantages in Bethany COL
leese. She has an experienced Faculty and
Affords the best education ON tile lowest terms
The nth Session will commence on the M
Mondny In October next and terminate ON
the lnst ThursdRy of June, lS9d.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAIIPBEGiI., President, So
w. X. PENDLEroN, Vice President nnd
foIefsor OF Mental Moral, and Political Phi-
osopny and BELIZE IettTe4 f
CHARLES LOUIS LOos, Professor OF Ancient
L4ngunBe8 and Literature.
y; w. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
~ 1TalsIOnoIIiy.H lafs-rss a,lls W
X RIcHAI8DsoHI, Professor Of GntlEnI Phi.
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History, ! !
t.ilEll TKRNs. fFT.N ~
Boarllng nom 800 TO $50 per week.
Iullion, per session OF months 5000
Washing und lights extra, 5IT'li7l D.
Mnrticulnti0n Fee 90. .ltii ~
For Gataogues or further inflofnnflon nd
uIess W; X. rendleton or Q. L LOns Secsfy.
nuglS -2md&tw 'a17'
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20 Zinc LII.e nc OId TIme.

ttFon ne Atlantic AEoHttIy7 for OoSoJer)
There is no time like the old time. when yon
80, ana were young,
When inc buds OF April blnsaometl and the
DlrSts OF sprtng-tim sunEl
inc gnHiens brightest glOriea by summer SIMS
nre nnFsed eA'
But, On me sweet, sweet vioiots, tho flowers
There Is no place like tho Old place yshare Won
and were born, 'SA
Where we lifted INST our eye-IIds on the
AplendoS OF the morn, - ~
from the mllk-White breast that warmed Ils
w, nom tho clingtng arms TINT bore,
Where the dear eyes Rltstefied OSer is that
will look on US no morei
There Is no friend like tie old friend who has
bhnred our morning days. -
no greetinB ike his welcome, no honnFe like
his pTnlse. .-''''-'' = Ia
Fame 4 The se,entlea, sunaower, with gaudy
But friendship b the breathing rOse. with
sweets In every fold.
There Is no love like the old love tint ve
courted In our rpTide;
Ihough our leaves are falling, Milling, and
We're iadlng side by side,
AheIo 1Le blossoms oil around US with the
And we live in borrowed fllnsIIiy,r Iy1,,,,, t,,,
light ofdny isgone.
There are no times IKE the old times,-they
A-ieIe = NO place like the old plnce,-keep
green the dear old spot
Tllele are no friends like our obi frienIls
heaSen prolong thelrliVesl
Inefc flTe no loves like our Old loyes -f3o1
blesz5 our loving wlveel N'uA '
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sion saA
ASIAN Nv AGONY.
On the street SEQ niger!
IN his back a coat Of bloc, and he
caEryeth musllit.
de ts Provo Guard, and he hnlteth
me- ez wun heYin authority.
And my tender. daughter spit on him,
anu 10! he arrested her, and she lam
g1ishes in tho hofhbIo guard house.
My eyes dwell on him, an my sole is
artesian well NV woe; 1t gusheth with
hon SI SgIt 3aI i;Sy, Niger Egs my nigger!-I
Alhsl that nigger is out NV his nor
mai condishun, he is a sthr out OF its
speer, which sweepeth through the no
likle hevens, snRshin things.
Normally ho Wuz worth gold and sill
Ver-now he Is u nitGmRrs.
the basis thereof
Wo ismel ] owned him, sole, body,
muscles, Rinoos, blood, boots, and
His intellek WINS mine, his body was
mine, likowise his labor and tho Troots
thereof '''
His wife was mine, and she wuz my
The normal results OF the conkebIn-
age soldt and combining pleasure nnt
profit In n eminent degree.
And on the price thereof played no.
ker, and drank mint COOLERS, and rode
In gorgus chnriots and wore purple and
tne linen every day.
Was this miscegenashun, or niggcr
equRlityH Not any. For she SyIz
mine even MS my OK, or NV horse, OF. or
my sheep, and her Increase was mine
eVen as wuZ theirs.
Abllshun miscegennshun elewntcs
the niger wench TO his level-I did It
for gain, wlch degraded her muchly.
And when the vito NV my buzm lift
Loi am nbused-this little Niger re-
seInbleth theoi" half the price OF the in
tant Chnttel wood buy dImund min
with which to stop heryawp,
And my boy follered in INV foot
steps, P, and grate wuz the, but profit
But my dreem is bustid.
The Niger is free, and demands Nn-
ges for the work NV his hands.
His wife is free, and she kin dpcide
whether she'll clehYe to her husband. or
DO my conkebine.
Yesterday 1 bid her come 10 me, and
Ioi she remaElSt "GO way, wite man, or
bust yer he'd"
And code.
Her children ar free-they are mino
likewise, but L can't sell 'em on The
block, TO the highest bidder,
Therein Linkin sinned-he VIOLATED
the holiest and highest instinks NV our
nncher, lie interpOsed proclAnInshun
ntween the father md child.
We took the heAtheu from Afrekn
and WIZ mnkin Christians NV en-. Wo
to him who stopped us in our mishnnry
work. I.T
II Is written-HK Kin tho Ethiope
change his slkin2" Twas n chnnRin II
for him, and my fathers, md we had
meileTed 1t down to u bright yaller.
Dark Is my fIIcher.
Obeyed the grnte law NV Labor, ez
j served in the army, by substitOot-
now shell l hev to sthne my hands with
labor, or starve.
In what am I better than a Northern
mudsillF
kin git no moro dimund pins for
the wife NV my buzul, and she yawpeth
continyooally.
Arrayd in hum-spun sho wrnstles
with pots and kettles in the kitchen.
Weighed down with woe, she dips
snutf in silence.
She asks NV me comfort-whnt kin /
say, whose pOlSits contane only con-
fedrit skrip.
Save us from Massachusetts,, which is
ornery and cussld.
Protect us neutrality-suspicious., which
Is ginnin feeds.
Shelter us from the ghost of John
Brown, which is mhrchin on.
PETRoLRUAI v. Nasty,
Lait Paster NV the Church NV the
Moo Dispensashun.
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DENoChKTIc NIANEUyERrHo.-T Hon
joint cessnn, in recent speech in
Philadelphia, describing the present
man@uverings of tho Democratic poli-
tlcians to get the votes OF the soldiers.
truthfuny remarked that whom yolnn-
teers were needed for the army these
Democrats werc opposed TO volunteer
Ing. DraftIng was the fair way-onlv
Democrnts would volnnteersin the
ITllit 2ITlt all would hnve fnir chance.
mhen the dratt came they were viOlent-
" opposed TO the three hundred dollars
c0IhInutatton clause. That WINS n dis
crlitnination i against the poor man. The
rlch would nll pay out and only Tho
poor would go. When the coIninutn-
IIoh oh clause was repealed they becntne
more clumorOus because the only
cnnnce for n poor man Wns now tnEe1
away-he must now 20, while the Tici,
man man could get n substitute. For a
TINE tl!il!s u was negro war, and no white
man man should go. When troops were
called for they were aroused to Tie
inlgnest state OF Indignation. -lltt The
South would never stand 1t. Il Is AN.
evidence of our weakness. Ifyou CAN'T
conquer them with white tr0Ons You
mover can with negroes.' Thus they
cohttnued during the whole four wears
OF the war. No single measure or tie
government ever received their npDro-
patton. No matter what course might
De adopted, they were found in oppo-
sihon. l s1l6T ffiteSI
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STERN WHEEL Tho
reader Is ready to ask what sort OF 4.
preacher Is stern-wheel preacher.
with side-wheels and double enRinss
chatting and feting, and boastin4 nni
blowing that the South would aehieye
her undergraduates, dressed In fine clolh.
anu anu sporting their huge whiskeFs. lHe
eomes out with shattered starn-wbeel
,,n han,a q 9ne-hoEse engine, dressed in gray
take the amnesty oath, as 4 means Of
saving his property, and c0olly snyinu,
thnt he never took any mart in fryin5
to break up the Government iheIS
treason -testered hearts Constitute the
saiety-yalyes of their shattered Grants.
Ii.t ailu tnelE record is their whistle, to fer.
ate,-RHor9ille Wig. ~ -
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sHERIDAS's MoDEoF FIdHTiNa.-Ev-
cry mnster of battle-tactics has n fayo-
rite modo offighting, vnried OF course
by circumstances, and especially by the
wary dispositions OF the enemy, A
stuuy OF Shertdan's IS campaigns will, we
think, disclose the pecnlinrity of his
very readily. His success hns been
most brilliant; the secret of IL is yery
simple. In the first place, rs we were
told by nn enthusiastic private inst,
home from the war, "PhiI Sheridan
nights to win.n Other Generals mnn0e-u
Nre, anu try TO outwit the plans OF tho
enemy, to excel in defensive battle; Inc
onenstve of such Is always weak, Sher-
idnn is always on the Offensive. we
do not now speak of SheridnniS rafiIs
which, although conducted in the most
IilasterIy manner, are subordinate in
chnracter TO other plans, and usually
seek to elude the enemy. =.
But no; in his grand tatics. ms tIisnIny-
ed nt Winchester, Cedar Creek and Five
foEkst VIC Observe n principle which
nnds Its expression in the following or
der Of attack; he organizes his army
INTO tnree dtvistons-two strong paTaf-
lei columns of attack, thrown Will the
heEeest tmpetuosity upon tho enemy,
Iinttil ILa reserve IN the rear. When the
DnLtle RACES in front, so that his foe is
Inlly engaged, his reserve, moving by
the tianlS, usually the right, makes y
double ile around upon the flnnk and
rear OF the earnestly employed enemy.
ana rolls him up in the centre. Just
snch wAs the tactics OF Desuix md Kel-
Ilerman, al Marengo. Tho former NOV
ed MS six thousand infantry. by lilo
Innin road, upon Gen. Znch's triunipL-
amt advnnce from A Alessanfler, while lie
latter, moving by the right, nude n
double left turn upon PilRtti's Al ustrinn
morse, md won the day. Shpriinn's
inVariahle success, then, has been due
20 the great etirneStness and ynlor with
Mnis9 ,S,als ne always tmbuesh is troops, and
nnnktng reserve.&U. s.. Sergiee aIIO-
uzfNe 10y
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO mIAeaE ron sERv1CEs.
JAMES GILCHRIsr, Agent,
0Olee, SiHuel,or,S Roop,s. CI,.,o9a Tzo,;',

00iee, SiHpellOr's .Po0pls, ctist0p. Roiise.
TIlHE u g SANITARY COMMISSIONS.
desiring 70 relieye SOldleFs, SnilOnl and
thelr mmilles from the heavy expensfsl tisiihl-
" pl.ld for the pFcsecution of such claims
SONS arrears Of pay, bounty and cfisr clhiTas
Ae.lllll9t the EoYcFnment, tcl1ioln ehdTOe ~ erz
pelsaa y gdty lind lnlIdteper 70 nc eldiiIdEtS. = +
On duplication sent 10 f1liS a AHeucys SfaIjnc,
the ninne and post ofiiea nftre OF fhe Aims
ans inc name, rank. COMPANY, FeRifiienf scr
Vice, and State of tho Soldfef ON yriIc,,s ~,
count the claim & made inifs on dfsgiiS TSSe ~,
dentht the proper blanks VIII be dTieIi on n
inn nS possible and forwarded 70 the ipefsiTi
TetuIned to this pflee, where the claim viii
be presented 70 q Hnnl Issue IN tbs ShnFfesf
possible time. Jul3-eod60d&6mW
GtoCoA AND CANTON EAIATsrINC5- s.fTIST
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The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
AT WIIEELTNG.

TREASURY OF TIIE UNITED STATTss,O
-- DIHIs1uS or SATIOSsAI. BANKS.
Washington, June 9Jth, 1865.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED TIL AT tETHE
I Merchants National Rank of West
virginia. nj wheeling, w. Yn., n bnnlS-
Ing association oFHCnnlErd under the net iTTIO
pFnHide National Currency. secured by a
pledge OF u. :. Bonds, and TO provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof uDprOY-
etl June Z lSsi, having compiled with the ne
guirenentS OF Section - Of said net and with
the regulations OF tlfiS department mnile IN
pursuance thereof, Inns thtsdny been designnt-
ed nN deposdtQry Of Public moneys, except
LeCelItS nom Customs, and by virtue OF such
ItSignatlnn Will also lie employed as n Finnn.
elal AEentof the Government.
SiTESnsai STSrsSii 7 F. f SPINNER,
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PowER OF AFFECTIoN.-Dr. Belfrage
was twice married. His second wife
was woman OF great sweetness and
delicacy, not only of mind, but, TO his
sorrow, OF constitution. She died. after
less than n year of single and unbro-
ken happiness. There wns no portroit
of her. HO resolved there should he
ono, and though utterly ignorant OF
drawing, he determined to do it him
self. No ono else could have such n
perfect image of her in his mind, and
he resolved TO realize this image, He
got tho materials for miniature paint-
ing, and, think, eight prepared ivory
plites. He then shut himself up from,
every one and from everything, for
fourteen days, and came out 81 his
room, wasted and feeble, with one or
tho plates, (the others he had used and
burnt, on which WINS portrait, full OF
subtle likeness, and drawn and cOIoretl
in a why no one could have dreamed
of, having had such IN artist. have
seen 1t, and though I never saw the
original, felt it must be like, MS in
deed, every one who knew her said 1t
was. do not, MS / said before. know
anything more remarkable in tho his
tory of human sorrow and resolve
DIR. BrOIDR.
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meCABE. HnAT 90.
DIR. T. J. KIsNER.

HIENnEIlS HISTHANRS 10 AIiIsTHOsE
II who have favored him with their conf-
dence and patronage, and would inform his
!IiandS and the people generally, that he will
inc coming year, occupy his old Ofiica on I'd
EEreet1 near lteed & KTnfI's Drug Store CentTp
ed In reference To theirdEsstsa the InfuTe md
character Of which tho Doctor q niIe nj m
umeS and under nlI circuhnstnnc tn descFiISo
and TO assure Of tho probable, TfJ1tit nnti ,iIlI
Hon oftrentInent. He practice fhe EclTrfiS
system OF hedictne, using mild hut effective,
remedies Enppordng instead of depFeSSSinC,
mo Nttnl P0Wefs. The medicine, IsfIi IN
once. Resides the treatment nf a t.iIfe Dy,s-
eases, DR.. KtSner Will give lis attention IN tbe
treatment OF nll yntieties Of Chronic GiisfNs1e
That se1utRe Of the huInnn Tace, SSToftiial IN
m itB yuTied forms, viz: PuTulent DisshaF Fssss
from tho ETr, 50 prevalent among chiiiTsn
Purulent OpihnlInin, Ozettl, ENLARGED Glnnfis
UleeFnti6nS, CHnenTB und all vaFitiCsl OF SiSITI
Diseases VIII receive lis speeinll attention.
DlseztIss ol the 1hrpat, Lung and Heart IiY-
er Complaints, DiaFffidzi, DylenieIy and Plies
Diseases OF the Urinary 0Henfs, syphilis, ISc-
NeTvouS and Spinal Afideti1rrS EpIleTssy
hheumnttsn md PnrnlyFfS DbsAnsls3 of Ffs.
1nnlesI llJefncnoIrhea, EauebFTiiHu, PFOlaTlai5
Utefit and nll Inlnful IueEllnritlei and EefI
yous Dsea'es ~ which they nTe subject, he
iTglS 3 The treatment OF chill
tofOre. All consultation and TSbmmuIiesS-
lions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cl1oerfnlly nm.
EWofed! ONCE h0uEs nom q to 70 a. Nj. no
! ana . 70 VI. A. -.---.- -lssi i jung
PLASTER PARIS. -
IN BBIs. PLASTER PARIS, BEST quality
Wv ASosiNea % u, r, mr. ,,,,,,. Z,
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NATuRk's FURNITURE of tho mouth.
Is far prefernble to any that art can
supply. Therefore, keep your teeth
clean, and in good repair with that toll
ct gem, Frngrnnt SozoDoNr. Brush
them daily with this delicious Yegeta-
bic preparation, and they will not be
likely 10 crumble or decay. Nh
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-27
seyeraI va. y ,yhlsh Feople as.

Several Ways by which People Get
Sick.
!. Eating food too fast, and swallows
ing food inlperfectly masticated. ~
;aStng too much fluid during
3 Drinking poisonous whisky and
other Intoxicating liquors.
4. Wearing the clothes so tipl,t ne IN
prevent circulation. e. ~ -
9. Wearing thin shoes,
.. Neglect to tnke sufficient exercise
to keep the hands and feet warm.
Neglect to wash the body sufficfent-
~ 70 Keep the pores of the skin open.
.. Exchanging the warm clothing
Worn in n warm room during the dny,
for the costumes and exposures inciden.
tai to evening parties. 80
9. Starving the stomach to grntify a
win and foolish passion for dress.
10. Keeping up constant excitement
by ffetting the mind with Borrower
troubles. - y
II. Swallowing quick nostrnus n,
every imaginary nj. !. s.'--9 tO'