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GHEROKEE PILLSI

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All the Medical men andcths Pies recommend
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q, W, JOHNsON g. SOM

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AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED By
HIT CHSoSR,
AT NO. 1Is1< MAIN STREET
Suornbrook's Building.)

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rag-open for Students day and evening
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10 any kind Of business. 'i
A WRITING SCHOOL
IL open day and evening, attended by 6otn laale1
end gentlemen, where, without entering IoE te ~
oourse, a good handwriting can be obtained III
lie" "''A ARITHMETIC,
and fts application to all mRnner Of
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There Il open to the student also courleof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy Commercial Law am
usages, Finance, Banking and Currency also MAXI
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Instructions in the above subjects are inteIspeT
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but the student is not limited in time-he ma!
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A GARD.

| AH. r. H LEE-PHYSICIAN. SURGEON,
- AND OOOUOHER-thankful for palt f.IsorS
would respectfully inform his friends and the nnbii
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where ne Will oe happy to attend to any bnsinSsSI
IN his line that may be entrusted to his care ME-
calls promptly attended to- Dr. bee In a
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute of Oiucin5sH .S
mas oeen Var1ously engaged in the practice ~ ~
profession nor the last fourteen years. Dr. Gea
Low prepared with all the necessary apparatnS TO-
the Medical aPpHcationof Electricity IN tbp t ~
Gnent of Chronic diseases, to which he onIJ ts
me special attention of the AFFLICTED So perta.i
the Healing Art" of the present day las nrs"t,,
Dy Eclectcs) that few need despair of receiyn, M
1lAnent oenent II they cannot be perfectly go
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.. WHEELIHs, WEsT VA, Dec. 4th 1890 G
70 az t7hoW y may concern: We, the nTS:,
1Sneo members oil the West Virginia LegislafTSsa
S 3;t pleasure In saying that we have knoVn NJ
ing out of the Rebellion, "a suocessfnI and ~ eak-
setlo Of Medicine (oft the Eclectic scSf
Ohio. anu NsnA county
Q: SLACK, Senator 7th Dist
W.6. DUNBAR, ID. H d.
JoAh ID. PHELPHS, Prea senat.
- Once one door south Of Kramers E,.,
Ladies wishing 10 consult the Dr.. tIf thew n,,,.
an an cen AZ room No. SO, Grant House. and UT UT
- - VIII take pleasure In accompanying 49,
me once. Can be found at the Grant HOWL 70
a5i aug22dGE
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% aoLD snvra wArcaEs, rAsrIso II

lOiOOO Gold Pens with Silver Extension
Cases, and Pencils. .............,4 to %
The articles in this stock OF JeWolry are Of the
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all the various articles are placed in sealed euve-
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sent by mai for 20 cents each aud onthe receipt Of
the cer'ihoatc Il s at your option to send One Dol
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certificates 81: eleven for 81 thirty Tor SIS sITtyye
for $40 and one hundred for SIS. Certificate money
to be enclosed wi h tho order. Correspondence
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Excelsior Planning Mill

NORWAY 4 JUNIATA NAIL RON
IL 0O0 NORWAY AND JUNIArA SLIT
ASSOOO NAIL ROD, best quality on hand and
for sale by PC. HILDRErH BRO
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DR.. stricAland's MellihuouS Couel Balsam is war.
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all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. Genera Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRY.
w. FORSYTH 81 CO.,
4 81 Nassau St, N. Y, (adJoinIng the Post ONCE
oifor for sale the following magnificent List Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelry, &C.,
VALUED AT = 100000.
Each Article One Dollar, aud not to be paid for until
you know what you are to get
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BAL TINORE EOCE HOSPITl

49, RsTABLIsHED AS A RERuak IRON
SET oUA0RKRY.-B1 ss VlF
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No Aereury or NauseOus Drugs.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges In
the United States and the greater part of whose liz
has been spent in the hospitals of London, Paril
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some ol
tho most astonishing cures that were eVsr known -
many troubled with ringing in the head aud earl
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, bRshfulnesS, with frequent blushiug
attended sometime with arrangement of mind were
cured Immediately. -a|
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Especially who have become the victims Of solj,arv
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nualiy sweeps to an untimeIy grave thousa nds =,
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
Intellect, who might other wise have entranced ia
tening senates, with the thunders Of eloquence or
confidence. .lEi 20 -a- ~ p aiaa a-+E- HE
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DR. JOHNSTON has DIsooVERED TIE MOST
Certain, speedy end Only Ehectual Remedy
in the World or All PrIYaLe D1sea9es, Weakness Of
Ridneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges I'm
potencV General Debility, Nervousness, DySpepEIa
IanFuor Low spiritg, Confusion of Ideas, PaInitS'
tion Of Ell Heart, Timidity, Trembling, DinnesS
slight or GIddinesgs Disease Of the Head, Throat
Nose or Skin, Affections OF the LIVER, Lungs stom
aoh or Bowels-those Terrible disorders arising from
the solitary Habitsof Youth-those sEoRRF and SoI
itRFy practices fatal to their victims than a..
tS u IL, 6iIiSant bonea or antioj3Stt
Iu,r.r. rIar,a In lmHnraaihlA-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EARTupR PoTlyT NAV (


The London Times, of the 9th, says:
This evening, it may be expected, the
leaders Of the great parties in the House OF
Commons will take the opportunity of ex-
pressing, in the name of the nation, the
sorrow whicn is everywhere felt st the
crime, and of assuring the American people
that whatever difference of opinion may
exist in this country IS to the present war,
there is but one feeling of sympathy with
them at the loss of an honest and high
minded magistrate.
The Lsondon and Provincial journals alike
1escrite the intense excitement which the
news created, and all upite in warm eulo-
eiums upon Mr.. Lincoln and bitter denunc
istions OF the assassination. The Paris and
Continental journals also contain articles
on the subject.
The scene on Change at Liverdool, will
Never bs forgotten. The excitement has
rarely, fever been exceeded. Late in the
dAy request was sent to the Mayor to
call a pubic meeting to express tbs sor-
row and Indignation of the people: Hun
dreds signed it and the Mayor issed proc
lsmation for q meeting at St Georges
Hall on the afternoon of the 27th, to be
adjourned to the evening of the same day
that the working classes might have sn
opportunity of attending. Flags on the
! Town Hall and other buildings and at the
shipping at Liverpool were displayed st
b1lf mast. All the American residents in
London, the Emancipation society, and
the people of Manchester, Birmingham &c
we're to meet on the 9Th to express their
sentiments.
Tne Liverpool Post of the 9th is print
ed with its columns in mourning.
The Times says: Nothing In politics
history can be remembered that has evel
drawn forth q more unanimous feeling
than this news Personally, Presiden
Lincoln enjoyed the kind regards OF everI
one in England. The extent to which hi
influence was estimated in upholdiog th'
amiesble relations between England snt
the limited States has been shown by fsl
of unusual severity in all classes Of secu
rites.
The Times edItorislly says that the new
will be received throug hout Europe with
SORROW Is sincere and profound as it wa
aven In the United States. Mr.. Lincoln
. perfect honesty speedily became sppsren
and Englishmen le,rned to respect hin
II also says Unjust as We believe it to b
the Confederate cause will not escape tn
dishonor cast upon it by these wHnto
murders
The Daily News says that Mr.. Lincol
has not fallen in fash TO triumph, for
thought OF triumph was in that honest an
bnmble heart; but his task was accom-
plisned, and the battle of his life was wol
and in all time to come, by all who thin
more of manhood than rank, the name
Abraham Lincoln will be held in reverend
and love.
The News then continues We will no
without further and over whelming proc
J Law charge of this horrible conspiracy
the leaders or abettors of the SoutheI
/ war.
The Star pays 8 warm tribute to M
: Lincoln, and eulogizes his steadfsst polio
a of peaca, in spite Of all provocaiions, t
9 wards England,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

The IndianRpOIls COnspIrafors The
IEtngIesders Probably 20 be Hanged.
especial Correspondence Of the Cincinnati GazsttsI
af4 fEDLANAPOLIs, Msy G.
Public interest again begins TO center
upon the criminals Bowles, Milligsn and
Hursey. They have, ever since their trial
six months ago, been confined in the Mill
tsry Prison st the Soldiers Home, strongly
guarded, awaiting, IS has been understood,
the action of the President upon their SEN
tence. 1t hss long been tacitly admitted
that the finding of the Court which tried
them adiudged themto be shot, though no.
thing official has ever been promulgated
TO such an effect.
Some time age the prisoners raised &
large sum Of money, and employed able
counsel, who went to Washington and
urged upon Mr.. Lincoln the prOpriety Of
committing their sentence 70 more inpri-
sonment and it was rumored that such
mi sion was successful. Recently, how
ever, an order came from Washington
that the prisoners should be heavily
noned and securely guarded, and the
construction placed upon this order by the
friends of the guilty men and others il, that
4
carry the original sentance into effect
The prisoners themselves have lost sll hope.
Mnligan has written to his family to be
prepared for the worst. There is a state
ment in the Sunday paper published in
this city, that the order for thnir execution
had been received bp the militsry suthori-
ties, but after diligent inquiry, think If
premature and unreliable. Certain it is
that since the assassination Of our our be-
loved President Lincoln, the people here
would manifest little or Nc urprise should
the sentence Of death be carried out.
1t is reported that a requisItion has been
made by the Government upon the Cans
dian authorities for Fl. Fl. Dodd, who was
convicted of treason last summer by the
military commission, and escaped from the
postofice building in which he was con.
| ined. The rumor creates considerable ex-
element among his friends and eolsbOrerl
in the city,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
JAMEs E. JoHEsToN.
FOREIGN nEWs.

FARTHER PoINT, May 8.
| Inc H1oernisn, from Liverpool April
~. VIA Londonderry April %, arrived Of
this point this morning.
The news bv the Sovs Seotian of the
assassination Of President Lincoln and Sec
rstsry Seward was published fhrouobout
England on tbe 26Eh, and created pro-
found sensation.
The strongest feelings of sympathy, in
dignatiOn and horror was VI iversaliy ex-
pressed. There was but one voice through
out the country, and those who sympa-
thized with the cause of the South evineed
quite ss much indigna Jon as the Wsrmest
friends OF the North.
In all places It was the all prevsdiDg
topic and eaused almost q total suspension
Of business, particularly in Liverpool and
Manchester.
In London, consols fell nearly one per
cent, but slightly recovered, and afief-
wards 20s fell to 5S96O. Illinois shares
70 6s969 and Erie 70 40fs4l3. ...f
Cotton isquiet sndnnsettled; ID higher.
On Wednesday there was only q day
session of Parliament. The Rttendanee
was very slim, only about so members be
ing present They all signed the follow
ing address, which was presented TO MIR.
Adams the same evening.
We, the undersigned members Of the
House Of Commons, have learned with
the deepest regret and horror that the
President of the United States has
been deprived of his lite by an act of
violence and we desire TO express our
sympathy st the sad event to the
American Minister now in London, as
well as 10 declare our hope and
confidence in the future of that great eoun-
try, which we trust will continue to be as
socisted with enlightened freedom, and
peaceful relation with this and every other
country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
Yesterday Evenings Edition.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 8.
The Tribune's Washington special says
It is understood that Sheridan is to be
president of the AsssssinE tiOn Court Mar
tisl.
Arrangements are being made TO pay
all the troops tnat rendezvous about Wash
ingtOn, prior to mastering out.
The force kept in service is not TO exceed
10000, and these will be mostly colored
troops. The organized army will consist
of four corps of 1000 each, one of regu-
lars, one Of white, and two of eolored vol
unteers. Each will have its cavalry, srtil-
lery and infantry, in proper proportions.
The ID and 5th corps were received in
Richmond, on Saturday preparatory TO
marching to Washington.
Il appears that letters addressed to civ
illisns in Richmond are detained in Wash
ington, and large number have aeeumu-
lated there.
The Heralds North Carolina dispatches
give various rumOrs Of the whereabouts OF
JEFF. Davis, but none later OF more def
mite than that which represented him IN
Aighgone day ahead Of Stoneman. The re-
port that he was obliged TO abandon his
specie train is contrsdicted-
The Heads correspondent gives further
details of the surrender OF Johnston. Over
10000 men gere surrendered. A large
number of them did not wait for their pa
role but started off IS soon as they learned
of the capitulation, and are now engaged
in pillsging and robbing the destitute.
Over 100 pieces of artillery we're surren
dered. ..-
Among the officers surrendered Is the no
- . 1or A 1ah
The Herald's New Orleans eorrespon-
dent contains additional particulars of the
negotiations for the surrender OF General
Kirby SIN tbs entire trans Missis ipIi rebel
army. The meeting to arrange the pre-
| liminaries took place On the 23t ult, at
the mouth of the Red river, at which Col
onel Sprague represented General Pope,
and Colonel Zedjemsuski appeared on be-
| half of General Smith. These officers we're
to have a4Other conference at the same
place, on the ID inst. Of the result Of
this latter meeting nothing is known, but
it was understood that the terms proposed
we're the same as those under which Lees
and Johnston's armies were surrendered.
There were additional rumors in New Or
leans on the 3Oth ult., that the rebel Gen.
erals Dick Taylor and Forrest had made
formal propositions to surrender their
forces.
General Candy left New Orleans sud.
denly for Mobile, and it was believed that
he went to the latter place for the purpose
of receiving Tsylor's surrender.
The following is JohnstOn's farewell or
der:
HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF TEEBEssEE, l
r NEAR GREENSBORO, May 2.
lGEEERAL ORDER, ~.
| CaMRADEs In terminating our oficia
relations, earnestly expect you toobserv'
faithfully the terms of psci6eAtion agreed
on, and to discharge the obligations Of gooC
and peaceful citizens at homo as well 8
you have performed the duties of thoroug
soldiers in the field.
J By such course you will best secure tn
comfort of your families, and restore trsr
guilty 10 the country. 49,. =
You will return to your homes with Il
admiration of our people, won by the coul
age and noble dev0TiOn you have displaye
/ in this long war. 81 L7al 81
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
PROM 7V1sHTSGTOy.

NEW YORK, May g.
The Times Washington special says :.
Il ought to be understood that the recent
proclamation Offering reward for Jeffer-
son Davis as one of the parties implicated
in the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, wsz
not Issued by President johnson as his in
dividual act, nor merely upon his personal
opinion as to the guilt Of Davis. 1t was
issued in pursuance of the decision of the
proper legal authority.
Il was first unanimously decided in q
Cabinet meeting that all parties in any
way connected with the conspiracy should
be tried by military tribunal, and not by
the civil courts All the testimony rels-
ting TO the matter was then placed in the
hands of the Judge Advocate, Hon Joseph
Holt, who examined it very carefully, and
made q report to the Secretary Of War,
giving it as his official opinion that ths
evidence proved Davis to have bean con-
neeted with the inception and execution of
the plot. 1t was upon this official report
that the proclamation was based. 1t is not
t. be supposed that any direct or personal
action in the matter can be traced 10 Davis,
but il viii be proved that the conspiracy
was framed and prosecuted with his know.
ledge and assent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
DAILY LEADER.
TURapAY. nAY .. Ises.
Fha Grief fn Rurane,

Oar dispatches this morning bring us
still further details in regard to the uni
Versal grief and sogrow which the news of
the murder of the Good President has
caused in Europe. The effect Of the in
telligence is greater than any one could
have anticipated. The mourning Is uni
versal and bears away upon its tide all
other feelings. DstrAction, csrping oriTi-
cism, bitter hostility, sneering ridicule are
all driven sway by the torrent of mourn
ing. Europe, like America, finds that she
did not realize the worth and grandeur of
President Linco ms character until his
career wss closed by the bullet of the
assassin. All parties unite in paying q
hearty tribute to his magnsnimity, his
clemency, his generosity, his justice, his
goodness and his greatness. The fact thst
in spite of sneers and detrsctions, the
English relied mainly upon the forbssring
policy of the President and his Premier.
for the preservation of friendly relations
between the two countries, Is shown in the
sudden and sharp decline OF securities Of
all kinds on receipt of the news of their
assassination.
Herror and indignation at the crime are
as universal as sorrow. And here the
United States will gain in the estimation
of Europe. The people of the whole world |
will recoil from the thought of assisting,
hsrboring or protecting the instigators of |
this terrible murder. There is in England,
to be sure, 3 very natural feeling of disbe-
lief that the rebel leaders could be connec-
ted with the murder. Englishmen still in
sist on regarding Davis, Lee, Mason, Sill
dell and the rest as gentlemen if not pstri-
ots This disbelief will, however, svapor-
ste before the evidence which our govern
possesses of the guilt of these villains. View
ed as murder ers, they will lose the romance
which invested their characters and will be
perceived il their true character of unmit-
igated scoundrelism. Even in Europe,
therefore, we doubt if jeff Davis and his
co-conspirstors would be safe against extra
dition.