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fdently expected that Its superior advantages
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NOTICE 70 FARMERS.
FLOUR OF BONE!

WE would call attention to all persons interest.
w Cd In the production Of Grass, Grain, or any
kind of Fruit or Vegetables. to q rep Fertilizer,
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LottorS RemalninS Unclaimed
IN the Post ONCE at Blddoford, State Of Maine,
| the 27th day Of April, ISIS
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The trains on the Panhandle road VIII
not,run regularly for somo time yet. Il
seems the one sent through the other
dny was only an experiment. ga
The ministers Mt steubenyille, accord
ing to the Herald, made raid on whis-
key last Sunday. We quote MS fol-
lows: .4 M ~
1, THE pulpit, In this city, on Sabbath
last, spoke out boldly upon the sub-
lect OF temperance, and reprimnnded
those In no measuredi terms who deal
In "eyil sgpirits'- the cup to their
nelghbor,s lips, coTitending that those
who y, dealt out liquor to the public were
IN no small degree responsible for the
majority of the crimes which blacken
the criminal record of tho nation-re-
sponsible for the Widows tears and
erie cries OF the orphan for bread. Tho sub
lect wns handled with great severity,
the object beingito effect good by MAX
ing the traffic in liquor odious.
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more than hqlf fheir original cost, and
some of them, before the company got
clear of them not mora thnn a duarter,i
The City of Wheeling, the last built
and best hdapted to the trade, was
sunk and beeanie, we belleHe, a
total loss. The loss upon the or1gi-
nal cost of the, bouts was about
two hundredan ten thousand dollar,
which, with the losses In running
makes us safe in pntting the total loss
sustained, by the Union limo at little
less than three hundred thousand dol
Jars. Many OF the owners were bro
ken up root and branch, while all OF
tneln y We're more or. less cFiPP Ple4 In their
finances and embarrassed in their ibusiL
ness operations for years. Tins ended
IN worse than failure the only enter
prise in, which Wheeling mem ever
proposed to tnke the world 1nd fortune
by storm, by means entirely discoii-
nected from and cNtrauepps TO the real
interests OF the city. The interest OF
the city never entered into the calculh-
uonS of the company. The Baltimore
hoad was the beginning, middle and
end of their hopes, and ffnnlly the Jug
gernaut that crushed the life out ofthefr
''gI'eGt ePp peetdti tioHS.p .-,l.ll,, - n
The Union Line proved a positive in
Jury 70 the city; crippled its business
through the embarrassment OF 'itB (ht
TINT time most extensively business
men, and never added a dollar to the
solid interests ortlie place. It was to
the river trade like d meteor in the
heavens, passing thing, full of bright-
ness and splendor, dazzling the eyes n
little while then fading out ii. dark
ness. ...-lil = 57
It's history is replete with instruction
In TINT 1t is veriflcation of the fact
that us II rule any interest which give
substantial wealth aud prosperity To
men and cities must Ee built .'up With
caro- and years of assiduous attention to
which can be combined.
srr4E ITO be continued.
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THB Lynn tAIass.) Reporter says that
the shoe business of that city during
the month of August was larger than
that of any previous month on record.
The total value of the boots :and shoes
during the month was about twelve
hundred thousand dollars.
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Bethany college.

HNHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
J J. one OF the most beautiful and healthy
Portions of the hin country of West Virginia
II Is In Brooke county, SfTteeu miles north or
Wheeling, and sereH miles from WeilsbuTR al
OF NIL, can ind hacks ready 70 take them TO
the College. Situated MS II Is in the country,
II ts removed ut once from the tc1nptntionS 10
extaNniEnnee, and the filCiliIle for Vice which
nitnch to Colleges in or near mIRe citiesS-
Young men who desire n thorough education
viii md peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
leRe. She hnR nm experienced Faculty and
aflnrIis the best education on heloWg4t terms
The nth Session Will commence on the Isl
MOndny In October next and terminate on
the Inst ThurIlny OF June, 1866
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CASrPREI.I., President.
W. h. PENDLErON, Vice President and
Potessior OF Mental Moral, and Political Phil
nS0nhy and Bellies LettreS. flF7f
CHARLES LOUIS LOOS, Professor of Ancient
Languages md IAtentura.
u W. JOHNSON, Professor of Mathematics
HAfH III AblIononlS- -II- 5IF I..sEF4r :
h RICHARDSON, Professor of Natural PHI
loApphyI Chemistry and Natural History.
10y TERMS. lll
BOarlIns nom 500 to SIy50. .Ier week.
Inll!ont per session OF months S5OO0.
Washing md lights extrt
Marticulatinn Fee 500
For GAtnlogueS or further Information nj.
dress v. X. Pl.ndleton or &. L. IIOoS, Sec'ty.
r auglS-2nd&tw = =,
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"
MARRIAGES oE MEN OF GENIUS The
rare concurrence of oEgcnihswith tlones-
tic comfort is perfectly awful. Take
Dante; the exile. who left his wife, never
wishing to SEQ her more; take lTasso,
wifcless; Petrarch, wifeless; Ariosto,,
wifeless; Milton, thrice married, but
only once with much comfort; Dryden,
welded like Addison, a, title and dis
cord; Young lives alone till past iifty;
Switts mRfringeis is nomaEriage; Steftle's
lChurehill's Byron's C0leridge1s niarri-
ages broken and unhappy. Then we
haven set of celibate Ssh HerrielS, Cow
ley, Pope, Thomp mpson, Prior, Gay, Shen-
Stone, Grly, Atkenside. Goldsmith, Col
Inns, COWper, md i know not how mnny
more of our best poeta.j johnson lhad q
wife, loved, and soon lost her. Bacon,
like his fhmols legal adversary, Coke.
seems to have enjoyed little domestic
comfort, and speaks for, aA he Bnys,
certain grave rcas0na1 1dtsapprOvingly
of his partner. Our metaphys
l10hbes, Locke, Bentham, Butlor-nre
as olitnry MS Sptnosp md Kant. The
Celibate philOsoph Hume, conducts
us to Che other great bachelor historihns.
Gtbbon and MncaulRy; as bishop But
ier does to some OF the princes of En-
I tRtsh divinity 90 olSer cal ioletl into mar
rytng a shrew, ghIllinSw worth unmarri-
edS Hammond unmarried, Leighton
unmarried, Barrow also single. sTonly
take foremost neni the list might 6e
RTelled with monarchs and generals In
mhrrinRe iR Council, ?
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A Sensible s.soufbern VIo,r.,,

The most rational and statesmanIilSe
editorial we have seen IN any Southern
paper since tho opening of the new era,
is the following, from paper started
in Jacksonville, Florida:
The rebellion IL subdued and the4wnr
ended' slavery has passed away aud
peace and good will should be the mis-,
sion OF every individual member az
society; Stilte sovereignty and the I.iuht
OF secession and nnllidcation are. even
in the South, exploded dogmns: the
African faee Is not to be expntrinted /;
til me general government and all in Hu-
thority should be heartily sustained /:
official corruption exposed: rebels am.
nestled or pnrlOned are rebels no more.
but citizens of the United States. and
entitled to all property, civil and no.
lltcnl rights; imprisonment and CON
hscation OF property should take place
only In aggravated cases. the prosperi-
,ty'Of the State depends upon the speedy
and earnest Inauguration of free iabof I:
the law should give no one class an nd.
Vantage over another: the freedmen ara
citizens of the United States and a mart
of the body politiS; their elevation Is
essential to the peace and welfare of the
State; facilities for General teincation M on
should be secured by State legislation ;
the state Governments to be formed,
should harmonize in spirit with the
General g government; and Immigration
10 FLORIDA should be, encouraged. The
question Of extending the elective fran
chise to the colored people, and many
others, nfe open for discussion, and we
solicit tho views of the best thinkers in
the State. Our own will be forthcOm-
| Ing IN due time. War, GeRtiny or Prov
i tdence, has trrevocnbly ndindeed that
the place Of Florida Is in the. Union,
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wnE1.iIIs: g =: sII0W' ~ Wa' q s "a AZ, ,l,1 ln ehaTge.

~ &AN Ls - Ast III
WHEELING, w. Va, April nth, iS8S
have c1ITefGlly exnmined the Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD iIRGRAlS, and find them
simple IN their construction, Of good work.
mnnsllpt light and very substantially made
they Will be quite MS ServiceablO nS any nfti-
uCinl legs IN use, and on account OF theirs
pllcity and strength less liable To need repairs,
lLcheeftnlly reenmmeiId them to nny who
may need artificial llmls.
49, JOHN FRIssRI.L.
A. A. Surgeon, u. s.. A
IiEnRoN, PIeAsANTS COUNTY, w. VA.l
September i2, 1895. + y
Mr.. Charles BehIeT, WhecliuO, W Va.
DedF SfF:-l have now been using the two
nnlt legs OF the LegFnn mike, furnished by
you, Tor over two months and 1t affords me
great pleasure In saying that they have been
Y Kre1t atistnctlon TO me In that time The
limb Is simple In construction, strong and is
very comfortable; In fact 1 Ilnd it lust Tie
limb whicl1 le necessitIes Of my ease require
nope there may lie hut few who hRve been
20 unfortunnte ns to have lost both their limbs
as nave, but II any such should be found to
such especially, md TO all others WliosA mis-.
fortune IL Is To be deprived OF a limb cheer
Iuly Tecomme1 the IeETun limb on account
OF !sstrength, simplicity, and general adnLl-
tAion TO the nSPss for which II IS Intended. -
Very truly yours, &c, ~ =
SAMUEL BUMGARDSER.
For further particulars call ON or address
CHARLES BEHLEHE. ASt.,
4Eonroe 81, bet. Market & FbtHth.
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. DIR. TnJ.KIsNER.
UTENDERS HIS STIIANKSTO ALL THO.
Who hnYr, f.Ynrlll him with ihrIr r.nr

nTENDERS HIS TIIANKSTOA ALI, THOSE.
who have favored him with their cOnfi-
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generally, tlint he will
4lIe coming year, occupy his Old oilloe on I'd
igtlee6 mar Iteed & KrAfl'A Drug Store Centre
wheeling, W. Va, where lie iidy be CONSULT
I'd in reference To thelrdlsease the nature and
7 chHFlcfef OF which the Doctor n able n All
times and undef al circumstances, to LEscTfbe
and TO assure Of the probable result and dnEA-
tIOu Of treatments He practices tho EclnCtfc
System of Medicine, using mild hut efftetiyo
remedies, supporting instead Of depre4zin,
the Vital PoWeFzs The medicines used by
him ATe prepared nnd put up in his own
ofiice. Besides the treatment OF Acute Dis
cases, Dr.. Kisner Will give his attention to the
treatment OF all varieties Of Chronic diseaEe.
Tint ScOurRe OF the human race ScFofula In
all Its varied fOTIns,t Wis Purulent Discharges
rom the Ear, 30 prevalent among children,
Purnlent Qpilmlmia, OZenn, Enlarged Glands,
UlceTHtiOnS, CAnceB and nlf vnTities of Skin
Diseases, VIII receive his special attention.
DGeaEes OF the Throat, Lung and Heart, Ilv-
er Complaints, DlnThCen, ,DyBenteTy and Piles,
81 Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, Sc,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EpIleTsy,
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases Of Fee
UtaEi, and all TsAlnful IFreR1lafitIe md NeF-
youE DiHenseA to which they arc subject he
q tTelt1 successfully The treatment OF Chill
DREN WillrccetVa the same ATTENTION n heres
& tOiunas AN consultations and ciI1muniCIl-
tons strictly confidential, and will FecaiVe
prompt nttentiUps ghtcallI cheerfnily ans
GWefed! 0fhca hours nom to u Al. NJ j 10
and To- 81. ls 9EiY jung
RLAGTRH PARIS. =.
k0 BBL9RLAsrER PARIS, BEST quality
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w. S. HUTCHINS,
4 Successor OF
TIERNAN Il CINRNEs.

T7tTen doors dDore the cov7,er on National Roacl.
Brid9eIoTi, Ohio. :
nEALER TNfFAAIILY GROCERIES OF
~ all kinds. fresh Vegetables Poultry fresh
buttcF and Eggs, also, piclLled Pork, BacDn,
sugar and County Cured Hams and ShOnl.
deiS. Having mnde permanent arrangement
WIN one OI the best mills In the country /
OF tho lfFE5
Finest White wheat Family Flour.
in all cases warranted to be the baSt,
i hhve atao very fine nSsnFtment of can
fee tgreen) for cents per H. sepla-lm
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q. 5. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CIIARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES aILonRIsr. Agent.
o0lee, strTe,oT1 Bo5, 5..15,. IE,,.,. y

~ Mueeilngs w. va
o0'es, S'trsvo''s Rooms, Ctlst6Sa HoGse.
TTIE y. g SANITARY COMMISSION.
g HtsSiLlng 70 relieve Soldiers. Sailors, nnd
tneit mEniliesl nom the heavy expenses TSnaI-
" ptlld for tho prosecution OF such claims
nave esa0hlhhetl this Agency, to collect pGn-
hloniss arrear1 OF pay bounty and otlIcrclnInis
nellllAt Inc government, ttIthoHf ehdrqe or eT3
1Ieltss Qy ClilN Kind trhuterey 70 tie eldtHldntF
a.. ON appllcntion sent % this Agency, stating
ant, the name, rAnkt company, REGIMENT ser
vice, nn1 stale Of tho soldier on WhOSs me-
ueatnt the proper blanks will lie filled otit NJ
iS Ut ~ poAiinIo and forwnried to the person
np,pnS inS. Eneslo Clln then be exacnfSii nnii
~ stHLned " this oftlee, where the claim Ji;iii
De p5ESSI ecuted to n flnll issue In the FilorisSi
p0ealhle time. inl3-nn.ini Ikli,I,,r .
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2 IIIIlT M bUWHITUlI. =
SORGHUM CANE MILLS, ASSORTED
! IssoRGHUM GAME PANS, for boiling Cane
soF9HuM CANE PANS. wide Sheet
iron Ior making themi EecBlYpti by 7.
r. q, HILDRErH Il BRO.
% a,,is niS5n stFeets between Monroe and Quincy.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF wHEEI1No.

.NlfhfH.
DIRECTORS:
7. y; Lognn, 2. p. SlIallcTnFN, Geo. X. Wheat.
Iieo. Memdel, John NOeclleF. SnmI MciIel.
an, g; ". FTnnzheln, Jas. N. Vance, Allan,
IAlu8nll' q. lssl a.itira.-s u ~. 5r-..- :
EENHIS COMPANY HAVING RETEN DULY
orPnntAed, nrc prepared to take rfSICE al
iIH, rates on BUILDINGS Of All kinds. marrhan-
ulsc, manufacturing establishments ftTTni-
Inte. stenmhlats md caTgoes on the EesteFni
. IISSIs nnC lAISeS md also on the lives or per-
iSSII3 S lot y Term Of ycnFR. This Cofnuany Of
M ", u, in1neements 10 aTmeE where
~ ~ lhSy can he Insured for three yeaIs nj re-
uucfd rnteS. This being a home 'fusfJtTyf ~,
@ coiLl lClSe1 or some ninety-fonr stock holdeFS
HhsI OF whom am among oJIr beEt bnSInaISS
men, recommends itself TO the favorable erIIIs
their patronage '>--A 'Sse'
Applications inr insurance win be promptIv
ntIended to by the SeCrnfaTY. y :.
once, No. NfcTIure HOIae fSaInq fJ,a same
formerly occupied by AtlnTHa' xrTeS TiS.
sAM'I. MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MEEDEL, Vice President.
,fSS.Sy y; z, a ARent for paying penAionG
CUlf$, NO. Mcclure Honar, beInE the same
forneFiy occupied by Adams Expires Co
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TIE New Orleans True Delta pub
fishes tho mortunry returns of that CITY
for August, and the first two weeks 81
September, 1858, and also those for tho
same period during tho present year,
tho average In each cnse being consid-
and smaller In 1865 than In 1868. II
claims that no city on tho continent can
claim n smaller average, though the
season reported Is the one in which the
yellow fever has heretofore made it's
greatest ravages. It is hardly neces-
10y sllsyI,, 20 remind our feadeEs TINT this
attributed 70 tho sanitary reforms first
introduced by the much abused General
Butler. -
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS m TpE
Nv many friends and Pntr0ns Of Jeremiah
SlemenA Cdeceasetll for the liberal iTlSirSn-
tepe 19esStoWef on him while In our mttisf. and
NC ItInt we intend to carry on the 7FuTnftSiTs
anI !9, Y upholstery business In nll its hT0ncheS,
We hopa by strict attention 10 huSinets Ia
cd on him. 4 1T FSSTEySSsS 4 m
N rive nlso intend To carry on the lin.
dsItnlItng BusiIlesl MS befoTr. We keep cons
siantly on hand n full assortment OF Metallic
and other COfIins. nffSSt
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& The editor of the Soldiers Friend,
New York, has offered premiums to tho
soldiers and sailors of the Union who
have lost their right arm in the war, for
the best specimens OF penmanship.
The competitionts exciting n great deal
OF interest among the soldiers, and a
very interesting collection of specimens
has been sent In. Tho premiums arc
respectively 500, $3.50, 800 and $50.
ter paper, with a page about eight by
ten inches, one inch margin, and to be
In every case, II practicable, original
compositions. Selections will not be
refused. But in every one there must
be a sketch of the authors war expert:
enee, giving the time Of enlistment,
when and where wounded, and resi-
dence, &c. The specimens must be i'd
dressed to VIM. GLAND bourne, editor
of the Soldiers Friend, No. 10 Centre
street, New York, and must be sent in
previous to the list OF january next,
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TO INVALID SOLDTERSI
Artificial Legs Arms and Clutches
GREAT IMPROVEMENT m THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
-. Y: 8. QgNERAI HospIrAI,

II TAKE PLE TTRE Ti r. IL 'r1 s 9Th ISe ls ,
you hnt have carefully examined The
Artificial Lef9 manufactured by IEoSyARD
IL ana lor which you are nEent For
amnHcity OF construction Us well as tinniJfiI-
" and convenience, ] have never Been any.
lhlng TO equal them, and I therefore elIeerfnlIy
recommend them to any who are nnIOFtun1fs
enough to ueel artificial limbs
Very resp't, your olled't sarV't,
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Wheeling Female College
WHEELING. W. VA.


TTNHIS INSTITUTION. CHARTRRED
Il with full collegiate powers in 1891, and
recently rCOrgnntZL1l under a new BnlfSl OF
directors, VIII Ia opened rs q Collegiate tnSti-
tnte on the INST Wednesday In September
next The buillInES ARE now being flln-
roughly retltted md newly furnished
In the lIbeFnllty of It's afrnnsementE. in tho
extent and coinprehcnsiYeneSs OF Its cOUnst,
OG study, In lbs methods 0f tuition and IsOH-
eminent, and In the ability md experience Of
Its Hoard Of Instruction, the public Inny rely
upon It's betng II tlTSt-clnSs seminary. 4.1'[i
Having hnH many years tsx 1cFiailcb In con.
uuctlnE leading Educational institutions In
the Eastern md Mlildle States, feel assured
Lhht with the liberal patFnIlnge and the ear
nest cLl-OpcEatlon of the citizens of Wheeling
hnu vicinity, the College Will soon he able, ,t0
extend 10 young ladies nl the tlEilitipsl for mn
accomplished education to be found putEId
OF our eastern metropolitan cities, y
1t affords me the highest satisfaction To be
able 10 announce the engngeInalt OF u corIrg
of talcherS Of distinguished ability, eXDe-
uence and reputation.
a NORMAL. DEI.AHT1TRSTw win he Organized
nt an early day, having especial reference to
the PREPARATION OF young ladies' for the buAi-
nesSS Of teaching,
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMKNT will be
opened fOr suctI Misses aB nre too young to
enter the collegiate. IfIl..E - =
The Institution will be conducted upon
HroteStnnty but not upon denOmlnntiOnal
principles the leading churches OF this Vielni-
", The MethntIist, the Presbyterian and the
hIltscopsllinns being represented In the FncuI-