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CINCINNATI July H.
FLOUR-Firm. Sales of Supcrine 1t IS Ga
SIS "
WHEAT-Scarce and higher, prime rai at
81 40
CORN-Unchangea ear 63G65c. and siislied
70a 75c.
OAIS--ScaIce aud held II nc
WHISKEY-Dull at SOS
PROyISIONS-Quiet
PORk-lless-Qme at :26 feeling less n IN
BULK MEATS-Quiet owing to the rejection
OF most OF the bids at st. Louis but holders
were not willing TO make much concession.
shoulders sold ut si3 10 y Toe lbs; 81 les are hell
II :l5; clear bacon sides, sold at l7lc and Goose
bacon shoulders are held at I5la153c
LARD-Is held at 19c
GROCERIES-UnchaDged and steady.
G0LD-At 81 3sa1 3st.
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JACOB GROSSCLOS.

\SuCCesSOr 70 ITODt q III UsscIUs,J
MANUFACTURE RGGGIES,
Nl CARRIAGES, ROCkAWAYS. &c, &c,
No. 79 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
his line of business Particular attention Civ, \
to repairing.
S%Second hand Carriages and Bugsies 10,
sale sep2n
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r. II. LEE, M. D.

1rEDICAL AND SURGICAL Of
M FICE AND RESIDENCE, corner OF
Mill Alley and Main street Centre Wheeling
W. Va.
DR.. Lee operates for the radical cure of Hernia,
Stone in the Bladder, Strabismus Cor Cross Eye
and all the different forms of Club Foot.
Office hours from 10 to l2 A. NJ. and to
PM. myl2
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]. & G.. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
ID BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street, Keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment of the above articles.
Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers Rusks Cakes
etc. sep20
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER South
Street near the B. g. .. Il. K. Depot, Wheeling
W. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
ry description of Silks ami Wooden Goods exc.
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab
Gshment in the Western States. sepah
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For the best Business and Ornamental Pcuman
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United States FAIR 1t Cincinnati in -0t
PENNSYLVANIA State FAIR AZ Wyomn. $500 l-6i
Western Pennsylvania Fair at Pitt-bHrg h...ls6l
Western Virginia Fair at Wheeling ---..... ls6o
Ohio State Fair n Cleveland -.-....-.......l -62
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SYMPTOMS.

SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms Of Catarrh as they general,
appear are &C first very slight. Persons find
they have a cold that they have frequent at
tacks, and are more sentative to the changes OF
temperature. In this condition, the nose may
be dry. or slight discharge thin and acrid y
terward becoming thick and adhesive. As the
diseases becomes chronic the discharges are in
creased In quantity and changed in quality; the
are now thick and heavy, and are haw kcd u
coughed off. The secretions are offensive, Gius
ing bad breath; tho voice Is thick and nasal
the eyes are weak; the scnse OF smell ia lesssene
or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom of Ga
tarrh is that the person Is obliged 10 clear III
throat in the morning OF thick or shiny mucus
which has fallen down FROM the head during the
night. when this takes place. the person may
DO sure that his disease Is on the way Ia the
lungs and should lose no time in arrcsting IT,
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal
Symptoms
A single bottle will last month to be usod
three times day
~ DIR. ID. Fl. SEELlE 4 CO,
Chicago Sole Proprietor,
McCABE, KRAFT Il co, Wheeling Whole
sale Agents for eastern Ohio and West Virginia
and sold by druggist every wher" fch2I
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Testimonials Of our present Superintendent
MR.. THOMAS B. SMITH,

1t affords Us much pleasure TO bear trStimo-
nv tn the superior business qualification u the
bearer Mr. Thomas t. Smith. during several
years i'll which h' was IN oar employ as Book
keeper aud Superintendent of oar business"
IDCKlIAET & AANAHAN,
Merchants aul Manufacturers Chippewa
City. Wisconsin.
AS an accurate expert and scientific Ac-
countani and 81. young man of superior bus
mess at. .lnm,,,ts commend Nh. l. B Smith
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SWAMI HOUSE,
DARKERsBURG, VA, CHANG
/ ED HANDS On Thursday, October 9Th
1863, j. W. Dent late Of the Richmond House
took possession of the Swami House for a
term of years. He hopes, 10y strict attention u
business, to merit continuance OF the very lib
eral patronage conferred upon him when propri
etor of the Richmond.
Every department is in the charge of the
most efficient assistants j. WIN. DENT.
sep20
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BALTIMORE &OHI0 R. R,

OFFICE BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD Co, !
WHEELING STATION Nov. 4, 1854
DAssGNGER TRAINS WIILRUN
] by the following schedule on and after No
vembsr & 1851:
EXPRESS TRAIN,
IFAyE- LEAVE
Wheelmgat Hoo An Baltimore. $40 r. NJ.
Benwo0d ll:2D 4" Wash. june. 1901 -
Mounds, lie I2OOfM 'Martinsburg 3;l3 A. NJ.
Grafton sos r. NJ Cumberland 7:i6 "
Oakland $50 Sc. Oakland 1910 %
Cumberland il:l0 Grafton 1l6f 20
Martinshurg. 1913 \. NJ. AoundsyiIe OILS
Wash. June. STA 90 BenwoOd $40
ARRIVE AT ARRIVE At
Baltimore $40 -" Wheeling ITO RIM
breakfast thinner
MAIL TRAIN. .-.s#
LEAVE LEAVE -
Wheeling at $50 u. ~ Baltimore at 9:00lA. ".
Bepwo0d . 1879 Wash. Juno. $50 = e
Mounds, lille Il:Ol Martinsburg 500 2. 49,
Grafton ... $3.50 4. NJ Cumberland -7:l5 :.
Oakland .-. G:23 Oakland. -. 1913
Cumberland g:36 Grafton .I:iJ A. ~.
Martinsburg l:I3 Pm. Moundsyiiie. Goo
Wash June. GEL - Benwood. -. 6:20 /"
ARRIVE Al ARRIVE At 4
Baltimore . GAS Wheeling q, $40 -
w. P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation. IN
i. b. FORD
EoyS General 4 gent Wheeling
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FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,
ruled to about THIRTY DIFFERENT FORMS
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Hands Register, i Freight Book, Passage
Books, Fuel Book. These books practically re
cord about six hundred business transactions,
comprehending Duff's original plan of business
transaction introduced about twenty-five years
ago How far Others have succeeded i'll imta.
ting him will be best seen by comparing the bust
ness papers and books of their pupils with those
of the graduates of this institution.
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tHANbE VI llnlE.
~ AND AFTER MONDAY, SET,
" TENDER the 18th, the trains on this Road
will run as follows except Sundays:
Leave Wasbingtou. 1880 A NJ.
Irr;ve NJ yYheeling 1000 A N.
RETURNING:
lava Wheeling 300 r VI.
Arrive at Washington. $3.50 + Nj.
All freight to be forwarded from Wheeling
must he delivered at the depot before O'Clock,
p NJ. to insure its shipment the same day
sept20 W.D' BukIoN' oup'
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TRANSPORTATION.
TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

On and and after January 1st 1865, trans On
the different railroads viii arrive and depart as
follows:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. :
Express train leaves at -ii'V a. an
Central Ohio Railroad.
Express train No. leaves at 6;lo A Al Al
Nos .7!3o p. M
HempfeId Railroad.
Train arrives at, s a.So a At NJ
II
Cleveland Il Pttsnkrg Railroad.
Shortest and quickest route East & Vest
Trains run as follows, comeucing Monday, Oct
Mail Express Express
1--WE Bridgeport HOO am. 43op-m. logs pm
Arr. Pittsburg... -. 345p.m. 9.Oopm Sloa'm.
Cleveland .10.O0pm. g.59a.m. ?.SS am.
Crestline -. L. - y m. iiHnam il.unah
TT. Wavne - 100 am. 52e pm. 3sI pm
Chicago IL pm. ll20p.m- H.2op-m'
Harrisburg. 23Oa.m. s0Os-m Iio m
baltimore 1O0am. l22Opm. 5.f5pm'
Philadelphia. 6.55a am. l2top.m. 5,S IN
New York e.. e.45 am. a.Sp.m. l0o1 piH;
Tickets TO all principal points in the East ana
West can be procured at the Union Office IN NC
LIRE House aud at station at Bri4geport
-'''' : -,'''~' FIR MYERS,
Gen. Ticket Agt
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SWINE.

Corn.ied y b. 9ieleI Stil,fed. a.69f
Light .........----- - u Medium. .... -
With short supply Of Beet Cattle the mar
kct has assumed a moie animated and hunvant
aspect and jac decline OF IL G2c last wroK was
nearly recovered. The cattle were III far aver
I.c quality. and they went off very quick.
Mich Cows az steady at our quotations.
Ncals were in good demand at full price.
Sheep and Lambs We're in good demand and
higher prices were realized as above.
Hogs w"r" ''+" active rni ~ higher 1nr ali
AIDES
gr he totIl receipts ~ all stocks ut an the Yards
This week aud last week were ls follows:
for THl> WEEK
Beevps ....... IGlj
Veal Calves .....-.-. ...... G.7
Sheep and Lambs 10 So
LAST EEEH.
lows ---.---.----.- .-......-..--. lug
Veal Calves. ......... ......... .... o .
sheep amt lambs. ......-..... ............ ia5I5
SWINE ...-...- .- | -
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IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:


with the following
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:
l. We have the best Pouman in the West :
>. Duffs System of Book Keeping sanctioned
by the New York Chamber of Commerce
taught by the author
3. The daily lectures of an experienced mer-
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4. A saving of seven or eight weeks in time
study
S. A saving of the same number Of weeks'
board
G. A saving of 81 or g. in books and stationery.
I. 4 Diploma signed by one so long and 50 a
-yorably known as a preceptor as an author, a.
an accountant, and as amerchant
For fun particulars, send for our elegant new
circular, IS pages, with samples of our Penmm's
Business and Ornamental Writing, iuclosing IS
cents for postage, to
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OUR TERN

Our blanks are made mp Of fine extra sized pa
per. ruled complete With full sets Of auxiliaTies
We therefore present the business student
with the following
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FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,

Our full course of business practice INCLUDE
about
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Situatiom Wnnfed.

SITUATION bVa young man Ia a Wholesale
"a ousiae 9, as Bcok-keeper, or salesman, that has
eood references uaas -49os 3TA 70
Address, Box l575 Poftland p o. - may 2od2ws
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THE LAAdp. FisH In BRITISH AMeRIcA.-
| have never seen any fsn half as lat and as
good for Arctic winter food as these little
lamp nsh. tits next TO Impossible to boil Tor
tiy. them ior they melt completely into oi.--
Some idea oftheir marvellous fatness may be
CLEANED from the fact that the natives use
them as lamps ior the lighting OF their lodges
The fish, when dried, has piece OF rush pith,
or a strip from the iuner bark, of the cyprus
tree (Thugiagigantea) drawn through it,
long found needle made OF hard wood, being
used for the purpose !; it Is then lighted and
burns steadily until consumed. nave often
read comfortably by its light. The CANDLE
stick-literally stick Tor the candle consists
OF bit OF wood split atone end with a lamp
Ash inserted in the cleft. These ready made
sea candies, little dips wanting only wick
that can be added in a minute, are easily trans
formed BY heat and pressure intoliquid. II the
Indian drink instead OF burning them, be gets
q fuel Ia the shape Of oil that keeps the com
bustion within himself, burnt and consumed
la the lungs, just assit was by the wick, but
giving only heat. 1t Is by no mere chance
that smyriads of small fish, In obedience to q
wondross instinct, annually visit the northern
seas, containing within themselves all the eie-
menis necessary for supplying light and heat
and life to the poor savage who, but for this
supply, must perish in the bitter cold of the
long dreary winter. Ian the Year Round
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90 is g Comma daut's, fiee MAJ 2s tsss +
THyaE Or ited States Brig">es Foam. ! III be .old
Il a. pnblic auction, on 4, sonaay, the IL h day ef
Horati0 Harris, Auefionfer 2 W
The Sea Eoam is an hermaphr -dits brig IN excs,3
lent diiinn length 1880 feet breadth as feet
depth rs f. t.. Twenty per cenfum tn. purchase
none must be paid on he dav OF sale aud the re-
mainder before he vts.elfs removed rom thu NAVY
Yard, which must done within SIX days after the
date SALE An invent Ary OF tn srh les to fe sold
with the We eisel can be fou. d. the Yard W
s. II STRlNGHaM. -
ma, SHeod Rear kdmira
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ssExrEMpoRr PREAoHISa---A minister tells


PREAoHISG.--A minister tells
the following: se IL z,.,s4....ss, s.s Ateh
just before leaving the theological school
he went to certain church, to supply
for single Sabbath, and was directed, when
he arrived, TO call on one OF the members-an
old farmer-at whose house it was expected
he wouidputup.s afH a0S s
The old farmer re ceived him cordially, and
commenced conversation as follows:
Farmer te,eiDg him closely;| .You have
come to preach for us, have you2 A W
Student: Yes, sir, have come with that
expectation 5sai s = = sdat x a
Farmer !, Do you make use Of written SER
mOnsP = ITO 7bas .5fiss.a 4s.f 81 4 4 g.ss
aStudent:'T do' .at9e . a97a.a ss ~
Farmer: You do? Then we don't want
Fou. I'll.speak to the people myself, first; we
gant man that car. open his mouth and have
he gospel flow out like water gushing out at
ihe tailsof saw mill, and that will melt down
! be hearts Of the people like honey on hot
T. ock, s.s.ts s 80 M u
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Hens.

cAlH There is great deal Of human nature in
hens. They have the same qualities that peo-
pie have, but unmodihed. IA human mother
loves her childrens but she 10 restrained by
sense OF propriety frem tearing other mothers
~ children ia pieces. A hen has no such checks
her motherhood exists without any qualifca
tions Her intense love for her own brood is
/. softened BY no social requirements. Ii poor
ssgs lost waif from another coop strays into her
realm, no pity, no sympathy spfiBgiDg from
the memory Of her own offspring, moves her
to kindness; but she goes at it Witha demo
MAC fury, and would peck its little life out II
isi fear did not lend it wings. She has a selEab
negation great as that of human mothefs-
Her voraclty and timidity disappear. She
goes almost without food herself that her
chicks may eat. She scatters the dough about
with her own bill that it may be accessible to
the little bills, or, perhaps, to teach them how
o setCwork, The wire worms, the bugs, the flies.
all the choice little tidhits that her soul loves
she divides for her chicks, reserving not a
morsel for herself All their gambols and
pranks and wild ways she bears with the most
Z y untiring patience. They hop by twos and
threes on her back. They peck at her bill
One saucy little imp actually jumped nm and
caught hold OF the little red lappet above Mar
mgr beak, and, hanging to 1t, swung back and
forth half dozen times; andshe was evident
ly only amused, and reckoned it mark of pre-
, cocity. fN q eiiw fof 80 sstt
1 Yet, with all her intense, absorbing paren-
tai love, she has very serious deficiencies
fciencies occasioned by the same lack OF mod.
idcation which have before mentioned. De-
w voted to her little ones, she will scratch vio-
orously and uDtiringly to provide them food.
vet fails to remember that they do not stand
snlsbefore her in q straight line out Of harms
way, but are lowering around her on all side 3
in dangerous proximity. Like the poet she
looks not forward nor behind. Ifthey are be-
yond reach, very well; if they are not, all the
same: scratch scratch, scratchin the soil goes
- her great strong bony claw, and up flies a
cloud Of Dust and away goes poor unfortn-
aa nate, whirling involuntary somersets through
the air without the least warning. She is q
living monument of the mischief that may be
done by giving undue prominence to one idea
n -=IGafl Hamilton. llNeM-A
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vtn hire $3.50 for sh ,rt time on good security. "A
! a liberal bonus will be given. Ssa 811 b : -
g, D. WILLIAMS, ~.
- -. HS Federal st. Room Noi,,
y q maszOdlwf3 Sc ASS z1li9 81 Portland
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REFRlCERATORS. S.

r. 10. 95 UNION sTeFFT can be found some of
"A the hest Re rigtrators in use -
.ssa Manufactured IN this, city,
and sre known to be all that is rerresentod CALL
may 2w No SO U ion st.
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" 80. a Foneh. Of Natnre.

A car full of passengers passed over the West
10 serh Fosa IN wnch simple ouLtoucnng scene
"a. occurred, worthy,of record. One OF the pas
sengers was woman, carrying in her arms a.
"a child, who annoyed every one by his patulanee
- and crying. Mile alter mile the passengers
Iis bore tae infiiction Of its noise, which rather
lgef7 -. ~ - ,re ,ASu uHht A0 i"oe :" oo
nGf fcaloi Hih1ous, onH the passengers DearIy so.-
"a There were open complaints, and one man
~ shouted, "take the child out! The train
stopped at a station, and an old gentleman
zaarose and made the simple statement that the
father. OF the child had died recently away
from home; that the mother had been on a
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mong the papers of the late Sir William Ma
ier, a story OF bull which met a company OF
british soldiers on the march, and charged
EN-. The company was marching in col
\ mn Of sections when the bull dashed into it
! ON the rear, knocking the men all ways. and
merging at the front, rushed onwards.-'
Hardly had the men had time TO pick them
Ives up and recover their order, when the
: ull turned round, and charged their front.
The commanding officer called out--ePrepare
4 > receive cavalry" and the fixed their zbayo-
cts In time to meet the shock. The bull.
harged home, and fell, pierced by a dozen
ayonets. The story is told as remarkable
xample of the courage of the British soldier.
le island of Nautilus was most conspicu us
pon1his occasion.- Saturday ReUiew. ~
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PORTLAND THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 1866 1-=z
WANTS. .LOST.FOUND
M4ASf.

NR!DAY Evf ming My 10 1886, Spectscles. old
Bows, biack feather case; supposed on Ex-
cptngeft, The finder will be s9i ably n twarded by
ewing them witn MR.. RICH, at Me- CHI ants Ex-
change. a5 gs 1i ElaEIe7E1 - mac2zjtw*
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

= phA As'4 Loot. e f -
ON Thursday Evening between Rabinson's Rid
~ ing School and No 28 hapovsr street, Ladies'
Gnid Watch and Chain. The finder will BE- iiberelly
rewarded by leav ng 1t at this Office mAy2Odlw*