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Whereby 6irthfr testimony q afforded ofiiI
belnd The btA lSnGne eitailL

TNHE CELEBRITY OF THIS SAUCE HAS
j extended TO every quarter Of the globe,
and ia efficacy in promoting the geneml
health Is becoming daily more observed and
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mtho United stateslt Is held to be the most
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tonic and lnyOgoEltinB properties, itE hAbitu-
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dish, and the universal demand which Its eX.
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tons being offered 70 the public, under Vlri.
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by the names OF "LsEA 4 PERlElNS" being
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the bottle, as well n upon the labels and
Al Tie BREAKFAST TABLE, It impar,s
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meat gTillel fowl game, broiled kindney,
and Worcestershire SnuCe, mixed IN equal
proportions upon the plate, Is both delicious
nnd WhOlcsonie.
At the DINNER TABLE, every dish of
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spOOnsfuls az This Sauce In the gTAyy; and FOR
Rlline % moderate quantity should 10 mixed
with the Sauce, and the bottle plnced upon
the table for tho use Of those who require an
additional quantity,
For SUPPER, the remarks for the break
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Toni that With C1seie THIS Sauce AFFORDS .
persons who hah pTeVinuSly BEEN familiar
with It's other estlmnble qualities
Sold by Booth, BattelIe g Co.,
Corner Of Monroe 4 Water Streets,
TO AVOID SPURIOUS INVITATIONS
Ask for LEA & PERKINS, Sauce.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

In q speech at Chilicothe, Ohio, on
Wednesday last General SChonck, in
speaking OF Reconstruction in tho South
and the difficulties attending 1t, said
that he had recently had a conference
with President Johnson, in which the
latter stated that he regarded tho local
civil governments established in the
rsbslllous States merely asexperlments
to give the people an opportunity to
show whether they nre possessed of a
truly loyal spirit and are disposed to
act In good faith towards the national
government. In the meantime no In
tended 10 keep sufficient military force
in their midst TO bring them to their
senses II they manifeSt in their conduct
predominancO Of the old secession
pro-slavcry and rebclllous leaven.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

THE null returns nom the Kentucky
election show that the senate viii con-
sIst Of .twOniy.one conservatives and
seventeen emancipatiOnists. The cast
ern part ofthe State shows some gains
in the house OF Representative, but It is
nRrdly probable that there will be a
majority Of Gmaneipationlsts in that
branch. The worst thing about It Is
that Garrett Davis, or somebody just
like him, willget elected to the United
States Senate. The vote for State Trea-
surer Is not vel announced, and in any
case there will have to bC new cleo
ton, as the democratic candidate, Mr.,
Garrard, died fCw days ago. Tho
other candidate Is dangerously sick.
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MARRIED,

ON the aDth inst, by ]. F. Mayes, Esl., ut his
office, In West Alexander, PennH., Mr.. II.
HERCULES and SARAH E. HUKILI., both pf
this city.
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FOR RENT.

TIME PARSONAGE OF ST. JOHNS
j Church, on ChRpllne street, one door
+11rth ~ Flint street egntre Rhe9lt1g. Pos
Eesdon given flTHt Of ebpteInbef4 Hl,o, 70 be
disposed Of, M or any o.
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
' At fTIvATE SALE!
Consisting Of BiiTeaqay Bedt9ads, Carpets,
Sofas. Wardrobe, Hat Rack, Maybia Top and
Extension Tables, Kitchen Furniture &c;
PIER GLASS,
Of best French Plate GlaSu, 10 fsst hiGh by s.
inches wide, fully worth 5o0, which will be
disposed Of at Q s4Gifc9, N consequence Of
augj ]. II. Hl9BIE.
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1866. FALL TRADE, 1866
IosEPm aRAvEs.

no. 30 MoSRoE srREEf.
New style Parior and Hail Papers,
Centre Pieces, Gold and Velvet
School Book, Blank Books,
Memorandum Books, Copy Books &c.r
Fancy Goods, Toys, &c,
GOLD PENS,
Mort0n's Celebrated Gold Pens and HoldarS,
Faber,S Lead Penclls
Cheap LithoEIaphie Pictures,
NEW NOVELS, rf3
Also, all the old hENt clasg Novels, by Dickens,
z Levef, scot, DC, n ff ri
Photograph Albums,
angl0 Fancy Show Cards, &C., az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-22

A SITUATION IN a WHOLESALE
IN 0tOcery and Dry Good Store. AddUs8
OF Post Once, No, 0OG Have had four years
experience inthe business auglS-Sto
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Commissioners Notice.
TN CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
j Court for Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexnnder HeYmnn.

Alonzo I,oFing,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Jefferson L,
Sangton, Deceased. "
By virtue Of q decree made and entered In
this cause on the 18th day Of May, 1895, It was
Hdjudge(l, ordered, md decreed that this cause
he referred to one OGthe Commissioners oftlils
Court 10 audit, state, and settle the Admins
TRITON account OF the Rlld LOFinR, and report
tho Rme to CouEt, and also ASCERTAIN and re-
port what debts there are against the estate oil
said Sangton stu unpaid, aud also tho real
property belonging TO said estnte, describing
the separate parcels thereof, and where stu,
ate, and what part thereof Is eneumbered by
deeds oftruSt or otherwise, and the amount Of
each enculnbrance, and TO whom due, and
that he give four weeks notice by advertise
meut thereof, published In some Newspaper
printed In Wheeling, ut the time and plHce OF
taking such account, and that he also, by like
advertisement, give notice to oil pensonS
claiming 70 be credltOn Of the said estate, that
they, ut the time and place to be named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount Of their respective debts on
pain Of having their said supposed debts OK.
Guided from payment by SAID estate, In case
they do not respectively NJ said time and
plnce prove the same, and that his proceetl-
InRs IN the premises with any special mAttaF
he may deem pertinent, or which lie may DO
required By Elid parties, OrRny ofthem, Spe-
clHlly 70 report and that new process Of sub
HPna issue agninst the infant defendant John
a. S1hpston.
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FOR CINCINNATI
FOR CINCINNATI.

VITE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRE IN
w behalf OF the citizens and returned sol
tlieiR Of MaTtinsvIlie, Belmont county, Ohio,
to return our sincere thanks TO Lieut., George
Keefer, and the members OF company ADJ
bind N. Y, for their assistance IN the funeral
ceremonies Of Lieut.. Gins. Armstrong, late
Lieutenant in the LIST w. Va, Cavalry.
'H LIEUT.. n. M'KEE,
81 r. DEAN,
49, j. +. HANES,
il. BENDELL,
Aug29-lte Committee.
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,v,, S ,9,l Is EE 2, Y =. 0TE g g.

WHEELING, WA, Aug. q, l815,
IN PuESu1nee Q! tle' ABOVE mentioned &c
Wheeling, VIVA, on Monday, the 18th day
Of September, 1855, proceed 10 audit, state, &c
the accounts, &C., as required by the snid de
cree. All persons interested are hereby nOti'
..lj 49, HANNIBAL FORBES,
Rug4-SOd Master Commissioner.
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NAEN IlAfAShA Vt Ahh EAAEhEiS9,l
- The new and elegant light drnught
1 sIIA4 4steNrner NEW STATE, Capt. John
Mcclure, Jr., will run rs q Regular
Packet between Wheeling and Pnrkefsburg,
leaving Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday,
For freight or passage, having superior nc
commOdntiOnS, apply on bOaTd, or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
nIIRS1.tf r.fH AppnfV
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TOILET ARTICLES. az
DHALON'S NIGHTB COMING CEREUs.
SOEbl0ht for the Teeth. plFf
BlEins Diamond Pomnndes.
Tnylorls TnnQuln Musk.
COlgates and Bazin's Toilet Soaps, for sale BY
7. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
nusl0-dAW and LOGAN, LAST & co.
DIAMOND CEMENT FOR
ll mending China, Glass, Wood, and every
description Of fancy articles. For sale at p.
BoCRING'S Odd FclloWS Hall Drug Store.
n loud RENNET-A FRESH SUPPLY
a jlSt received and for sale Mt r. BOOK
lNG'S Odd Fellows Han Drug Store,
DIsO, CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. a
supply lust received. For sale Wholesale
and retail, By E, BOOKING, odd Fellows
Hall Drug Store, II ul aul9
q ", r. CHRHSE.
IN BOXES PRIME SELECTED, JUST
jsl3 LIST. MORRISON & co.
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Ls1tss from On beard ne Great ship
GiVing Particulars % the Fatal
Broak.-Tho ElSFts tilat were aLAde
u Recover tlIe LOst WIFeS-But an
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-25
What we Relieve.

Hon. GEORGE H. PENDLEToN, in his
late speech on the proposed amendment
to the Constitution of the United States,
used this language
But Mr.. Speaker, i'll were Influenced
by the motives which gentlemen on tho
other side attribute TO me, it would be
easy for Inc to TALL into the current cf
public opinion, which is carrying them SO
rapidly away. 1t is because l am not,
that l occupy the position l do to-day
The time is fast passing away, when, un-
der the influence of your policy and your
legislation, the Southern Sstes and peo-
pie will have the least interest in your
laws. Your legislation has turned to ashes
the golden fruits OF your military success.
Your policy has verified the alleged cause
Of secession. Gentlemen must no; be
misled by the siren voices that come up
to them from the captured Giles Ct the
South. They Woo you bnt to ruin. If
ynu misunderstood them, they will lead
you as willing victims, upon suicksands
pnd rocks.
\ Ii you drive the Southern people BY
your military power, to the last extremi-
ty, and superadd, as the majoriy of the
House desire, emancipation of slaves,
confscatiop of property, destruction of 10.
cal Governments, destruction of State
Constitutions, division Of territories-ii
that be your policy, they will libcrate
their slaves, they will arm their negroes.
they will break down the only barrier
that separates them from the sympathies
Of Europe, and aided by the moral force,
if not the material power Of Europe, they
will establish their independence, and
your Union President will sign the treaty
Of dissolution. And then, in cxchnge
for free Maryland, with her slaves cnfran-
chised and her white citizens enslaved;
in exchange for flee Missouri. With her
slaves ~enlranchised and her white citizens
decimated by the vengeance Of the guer-
%rillas, W. will have given up this Union
with all its benefits, and have subverted a
form Of governmeut, the fairest ard freest,
the most bountiful in blessings Of the
past. aud the most hopeful Of Of blessings
in the future, that God 10 His mercy ev-
or vouchsafed to man.
The foregoing expresses our views ex.
actly.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-25
BLAIR's MISSION.

The fact that FRANCIS p. BLAIR has
again gone to the rebel Capitol, is crea.
ting quite an excitement. Many are the
c'njectures in reference 10 the result
The people are anxious to know whether
they may hope for reace, or whether this
too will prove q failure. The President
having given him the power to negotiate
with JEFF. DAVIS FOR peace, is regarded
by some as a favorable indication, and
the thought that there is probability of
peace again being restored, fires them
with happy anticipations. Who would
not, after a most murderous and desola.
ting civil war has been raging for four
years, with oil its evils and calamities,
be glad to see peace once more smile
graciously upon us? But we fear that
the hope is a vain one, rs Mr.. LINCOLN
has said that he evil not retract one
word said upon the question of slavery,
neither will he modify the emancipation
proclamation" and, in our opinion, the
South arc not going to yield to what was
The first cause of the rebellion. With
the prospects Of a recognition by the Eu-
ropean nations which now present them
selves, it is rot a, all probable that the
South would lay down their arms AM oil.
low their slaves to be carried away, and
their rights unlor the Constitution thus
destroyed. Sooner would they liberate
their slaves, arm them against the gov
eminent, and continue the war for years
to come.
The institutions and rights SO long en-
joyed by the people of the South are too
sacred to be cast off so easily ; and 80
long as the President persists in the total
abolition Of slavery, we feel assured that
no peace by compromise can be effected,
And as we have said before, we also feel
assured that wdr can not bring peace
with q restored Union.
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The Cleveland Heald

Will be put in entirely new type before the
hrst Of January, 1866, and considerably en-.
larged, making II the cheapest paper publish.
ed In Northern Ohio. The corps Of Editora
and Reporters ore men known Of intelligence.
and reliability, and every statement which
may appear in Its columns, the publishers as
sure their readers can be considered truth.
full Our Army correspondence will 10
watched with care, and nothing shall be SPAR
cd to render II reliable. Our Commercial Re,
ports, Marins News and Markets are IL the
hands Of competent Reporters. and will DO
found the most reliable Of any paper In Ohio.
The politics Of the Herald must DO UNDER
stood by Its thousands Of readers. II Is for
the country, the whole country, and nothing
but o free country.
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.MEAN WHITES.'

The loyal state OF Massachusetts,. aud
scabby element Of our composition as a
nation. mas o law in her statutes which
prohibits all men from voting who can
not read and write. The "New England
Loyal Publication Society" in one of its
late issues, arguing in favor Of the just.
ness Of tho law, says that IL applies equal.
ly to the ''meau white, the Irish boRtrot.
ter, and the Omaneipated Niger The
mean white and the Irish bogtrOtter,' as
well as all other denominations Of foreign
ers, can easily see the point Of degrade
ton and disfranebisement to which these
New England humanitarian Abolitionists
seek to bring them. They are the spe-
cial advocates Of the niger and the in.
vctera,e enemies Of what they call the
amean white aud the Irish bogtrotter,"
who constitute q large element in their
organization.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-25
PEACE.

From the tone Of the Richmond papers
it would seem that JEFF. DAVIS is will
ing to either send or receive commission
ers to negotiate peace, and recent dis.
patches say tina: on the 18th inst, Mr..
LINCOLN was closeted, and denied him.
self to all visitors, the supposition being
that he was endeavoring to bring about
peacs. If SO we invoke the aid Of Di.
vine Providence 10 bring abou, what the
people so unanimously desire also to re.
store reason common sense and humanity
to the minds Of those who have ruled
and ruined us in the last four years. II
DAVIS and LINCOLN are inclined, our
country eau be ~gladdened by a speedy
peace befure the first Of April rolls around
but we regard such an event as hopeless,
for we are as a ship in astorm, without Q
rudier. Infatuatiun has take, the plac,
Of reason, and hope is %forloru.
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ADVANCED RATES.


In accordance with the action Of the
State Editorial Convention, which recent,
y met at Columbus, We have advanced
the subscription price Of tho UNION to
50 80 per annum, in advance. We do
this for the same reason that conpells all
other publishers in the country to do
likewise, that is because labor and mate
rial have increased to such fabulous prices
that IL is absolutely impossible for any
publisher to live at the old gold rates,
when no is compelled to take LINCOLN
greenbacks that are worth fifty cents on
the dollar. With o little reflection, our
subscribers will become convinced At
once Of the necessity Of the ADVANCE
Materials Of all kinds have advanced
from 100 to 200 pG. cent, yet we have
only increased u price 20 per cent,
hoping that we will be able to worry
through this crisis at those rates without
serious loss to ourselves, We are happy
to say that those of our subscribers whom
we have talked to on the subject justify
the change and feel surprised that we
have stood the pressure" as long as we
have.
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The Village Of Kent.

Is the name substituted for the old town
Of Franklin, or Franklin Mills, Portage
County, Ohio, the name Of the town hav-
ing been changed by legal proceeding and
the post Office by the Department at
Washington. This was done to avoid
confusion consequent upon the numerous
Franklins throughout the country, aud
especilly on account Of there being a sta.
ton bearing that name, on the line Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway in
Pennsylvania
Kentabeing the halfway pointbetwcon
the eastern and western terminus Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway,
made it the proper place for the location
of the principal machine shops Of the
company, and the terminus of the eastern
and western division Of the road. The
shops being the largest and most extern
sive Of the kind in the country will, Of
course. create on immense business at
that. point, The prospects, therefore, are
that the village Of Kent will soon DO
numbered among the NEST important and
fourisbing towns in Northern Ohio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-25
Advanced Rates.

The following resolution, raising the
price Of subscription for newspaper, was
adopted by the Convention of editors and
publishers, which met at Columbus on
the 4th of January, 1t will be seen tina
the advance Of 50 cents, still does no
meet the advance in labor and material
of every kind, used in a printing Office.
These arc times which try mems (print-
ers) souls.
Rrsolved, That We, the Publishers of
the Weekly papers Of OHIO, agree to adopt
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS in ad.
vance, as the subscription price per an
mum for each copy Of our said Papers,
from and after the date of the adoption
of this resolution.
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in this case, or to any member Of this
Court, the defendant begs leave to state
his objections TO the nature Of the cobsti.
tuition Of this tribunal itself. The Judge
Advocate stands ns the accuser, the pub
lilo prosecutor, and the judge to advise
and instruct the Court on all questions
Of law, to conduct the trial, prescribe the
manner in which the defendants counsel
shall interrogate witnesses, and DO allow.
ed to argue tho case, having himself the
right to reply and then retiring with the
Court to advise and instruct in making Of
the decision.
Before he prefers the charge he must
be presumed to have made up his mind
as to the guilt or Innocence of the &C.
cused, 1t is therefore substantially o
trial not only at'the instance Of, and be-
fore the accused, but before a Judge who
has prejudged the case. Far better let
the Judge who presides on the trial of q
criminal case before q jury, act the part
of the public prosecutor, and retire with
the jury when they retire, to advise with
and instruct them in the making of their
verdict, than this mode OF trial; for here
the Judge Advocate originates the char.
ges, and must be presumed to have pre-
juged the case.
However high The Judge Advocate
may stand for probity, learning and hon
orable bearing, all of which is conceded
to the honorable gentleman appearing as
Judge Advocate in this case to o very
high degree, the very nature Of his posi-.
ton which gives him the controlling and
directing power of the trial, precludes
tho possibility Of impartiality, and such
a fair and impartial trial as that which is
required by the fundamental laws of this
country. Certainly the denial Of q per-
fcctly fair and impartial trial can not be
said to BIO necessary to preserve the life
Of the nation which was founded on in
situations intended to secure impartial
justice and equality, and fairness to ev-
cry man.