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6teamboats uno Railroa6s.
CAFETY. SPEED. AND COMfOKT.

CAFETY. SPEED. AND CoMFOKT.
LOWELL. toScOND Ti,E WHITE MoUyf4iNS
AND INTERMEDIATE POiNfs
GTY 'ud Sr BoSroS ard CRY Di 81 s,
leave New.Yort daily tsund,y. encop:edj O'Clock p n
H0@ ff' NJ ron u NSIsS SEmEoNBSS yi! 10: G' 's'''
Anew, pen u, NolwieS and Worcr.td Go.ton onS wo
ce-t Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
iTr.sht taken t,tle lowest For Information ni
Of l. ,. MARTIN, Agent, on tne 9er
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD and
L. WHITE MOUNrAtNS.-Steatners eav. Peck-slip for
rvv. Haven a, 3:la ard II p connins with Railroad
E,RIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ Of Chsnber---i.. PayouIs Ferry: -,
a. ni Day Express for Laaandazr1 hoches'er bnnAp.
sso sud Wet Connects at buffalo With itak Shore
ami 0rsud Tk Gii iys and at ssismnnca with Atlantic
$3.50 g. m. ait s,d WAY Train dnly to oisvilo.
10 sm:. Express Mail DudAio connecting WIN Lake
4p.ro way Train for Port Jeryis and Newbu- h
r. Nis6. spres'. iOr Canandlsua hoeA' ef baha.'
6p M Lishtnus Express daily for Calandaigua. Roche,
t.r, i.udao. Salamanca, Drnki-k end Wet, oonneet, a
salsusncs with Ail.Itic and Great Western Railway.
sr. Kmisan, iran, daily, BuGao. slalnancs Dan'
HUGH RIDDLE >Geu'l sapt New. YOrs.
VIZ. X. gnR, Gen1 Ps''. Agent New York.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
Ia aOADs.on and ater MONDAY, Jqne ., 1873. trains
albany unl Troy. lnnrcng with Northern and Western
trains. va leave New YORK a. follows:
7Ds s.a--yla Hudson River Railroad. Thirieihs. and
Tenth counecns with trains for Saratoga ard Sharon
SPRING.
lIs m-ya H1rrur Ra.rosc Twenty sT,hst and Fourth.
ave- conrrc;ipg with tr,us Tor Sasoea Sh.ron
and nc Ch.sbsn With trains for point- East.
2. n-Via IIad River Railroad, connecting with trains
for Saratoga
sp. mvs Hudson River Raiirosa;, connecting at Troy
with tain f.. Montreal, with Sleeping Car attached
tiO y. m.Na Harlem ksiroad connecting al Chatham
with ior Lebanon Springs Sleeping Car at1chsd az
Albany - 80
& y m-Ns Hudson River Railroad. Sleeping Cars from
New Yor, 30 buffalo and SuspoGsion Brde without change
Ihs train Iuus on sundays 80 -
lO:3D p. m.-lis Hudson River EsLroad WITH seepns
Cars attached rouuous AZ Albany ard Troy win ln9rnn.
trlin, Tor Moth AMI West. NM. H. 'AhDEkBliL,
" " VicePI, sideEt.
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WecdM 6tedmers
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
l. THROUGH LINE To
& A |, l r O X y "A,
CARRYING TIE UNITED SIArES MAIL.

ca /, / r. O X y a,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL
TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY will
oispssh on WEDNESDAY tho Lot OF NovEMBlE ne1l 6is
CLASS STEAMSHIP
HENRY CUAUNCEE,
Carl. ALFRED q. GRAY.
for Aspuwan. connecting via the PANAMA RAILROAD
sefo the sthuq OF Panaua. ard the Pscihc viii! the
ComPaty iayorite steamship
GOLDEN CITY,
icI San Frlnciaco
Tae s..soeIs OF this Company VIII sail regularly thereafter
as obSy on ths - I'm and 2ls; days Of .yey month eh
be On 'he preecd ~ Saturday. 1he
ATLANTIC,
Ceft. JEFFERSON MAtRY. Will sail on SATURDAY.
Nyemoer H. CONNECTING the Pacific wihthe COLORADO
BALTIC,
Ctpt. ROBERT H. HOkl;EH. wa sai on TUESDAY
ho,-uJcr a. connecting with the SACRAMENTO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES.
ivcLuDISG RAILROAD PAaE.
Fiat Cabin SO; second Cabin. $780, steerage, Sl?5
Chiren between and " years. fare; children ou to
ianssfe fnd 80 Sdrssary, renew only trken in payment.
op, ,.n 9y T ssSIG I,ST Pa s.c ~ %o w
.end t.ssets hy plsil may be directed
Baggage che hrossh ia charge Of baggage masters o'o'
lCO pounds bi,ia-c allowed each adu passenger For 81
tn weight 10 cents Per pourt mu-t be- paid 70 thc
puf-er board No GtscunGc nof beding token " 's
sase.
WAY PfS~hGL RirFS.
ELW.N ORR To ASPlANhLL
First cabin, y ,5 cconl cabiu so; 'tetrisc go Ch
drcn - rropouionst- Fltet.
WAY BAGGAGE-on ell oyrr 100 oound. 70 each rinl'
ps.sen., dice rs' pound payable to the poT'er on
ASPlywALL 10 PANAMA
25 gold and lldren proportion, payable at A'p.n'
wal. =. a.,
Az leucei surgeon ,,slD,d 10 each ship Medicines
AID p.o,es.ionai services irce of cha'gc
For passage lica,, further Information. apply at ne
Companys Ticket Ctce. Tbs ~ilri, foot OF 'anSFs''
North River.
Ia BOSTON. g. - . 80
FcT Frcight, 20
WELLS, FARGO & Co,
No. ~ LROABWAl;
OR ON THE COAtPANl'S WHARF.
Freish, Ar-it. o. he rfciho Ahl steamship COMPANY
i. ". @. BILLOW AGtAr
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apohcn.

B-s irop. fBrl from the OF Africa FOR BrioS,p,.
q lat 4b %, ion ID 10.
BarA Jolanuc, t!rrul irotl Bremen Toe BatiEiore a
is,s og,-lih inst. ID. g.. Ion -
S.h Ullcier tshaleI crusins3th inst ,at a., lon a.
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DARIrAN ND DFLAWARE by RAIL

ChRITNN MD DTLAN ARL BA1 RAIIl
h ROAp.-FALL ARR hNGEMENr-, 49, CON.
MENCfSG MONDAY. SffTEMBEE ~. PASSENGER
IlNl.- FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONG
BRANCH Toe St,nai,- JESSE liOli. C-Pt ree.7, ll
cave Pr no D. Norh Kve daily (Sundiys rNecptecl a.
fploWs: -. -. ,,,,.,- -,
A. Ii:i5 o. mL. EXPRESS LINE FOR NDEN Dl'
RIOT trkin~ pn-.rri--s f1r Pou Nolmoc.h ned henk'
N,rc e.rrr Tom, Ryrr Wuoilau.i. Snlnrn. Bsusl''.
T.ckr on Olson Jackson End al Stations Camden and
Atlantic KIi rod T.,
E1,H. io. tcS.t coed Tor Tar fy-............. y
AtA.lgn if Nay Pa.s.rgsr IT," ilr Nanchcsse icir'
n. v,r long f,rarr.t. snd iutpruicdi4tr tAiiOus.
TtIgDI on FtEibt ~ LitE tAMDEA ASD MINI ohh
Irlvr New YORK % as o. .rriSrs % Camden 10
2. r. ncvt dsy. ,.
r,c Canlr,. a, go n, arryin; at Ne"loFk 4s' mT
r,tf Day. u,-,r,- -,
.'.ft Aren' Rel ban. n. j.. W :. aNiDrN' r-p-
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SAILED.

ste rsh'rR Rorus.is Perny vana Cry - faltinore. A.
han brs Cen. sctsswica, L.. ;. lcry Lhrft., Acst>-
noah, Nevada, Twill sh
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Steamboats, ano .iailroa96.

L sul .tar DID .wir. ,,cs.er 'fl or tBpN 'DLN, ,,
40 r1r ,nrrr, David =. pa,I tonmsltrr VII 'e i',
~ ~ ,tb .,.ff every 4bE-DAl, THURSDAY Hd
tr,Rpkl IT - p 10. tos ificsat or pls''se hppy o"
b.ffI. lafr .t
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for ALBANY and TROY

NfDlll MIL Vf NV '.---Np." I" - o.
n ii,e-On and sacr MONpAi, uctobei - I"'' tH'
,rTY or BOSTON aud CRY OF htNlQEk
,tf .s their bath ioai o N,fty :; f"f NO. - ~ ' ~
I 80 - d. ln instead a. q, ih EHfrf0iYfr 49, .. ,
H. =. MARTIN, AgrH- Pier 10. ~ y H.
N.,r. .Yott Def0hpT 49, 1853.
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Passengers ~ ied.

lon Dnicn hark I,rasi. ior $. taous, u. Niim 'e
t N.. Ste, l,u.iu. NU t.ftf,rr l.i-. ~ ifil'e., n
~ lsu,!or ~ Il. Redwood. A. 7. Coiicfcl' Cap. }. r..
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CRUTCHES.

I,IRsT and only PREMIUM awarded at the
Institute Fair iGj. and state Tar Of fern.S !.
,,i,5 tor ChUfCHEa hhltImAN' IAlhNl !
vilaa. aa,c ptgBJK CRUTCHFS pronounced by aui'
rio l fcu a!d ybOdy else. 70 be ne 'ty 'r't
eve, 'eJ They easy aud cGn,cm.h t.ey Ii,'tn'
eE'i IN. uef,rs do h@by with al the Hrdin",' IA
fo the u.r ali others ond sfe q al IrPt,t ~ W.,
I.l.d Price moderate. Send fot CIRCULAR. w
ITAYLON, Solo AsaIye!usyss, No. Az: e5"'a"V w. i'
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Memoranda.

Tire steamship Ea.le ROW ovrrl.e len Hevaun oa aes
regular diy two hours befo1, thc s.elner toTsits.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE for RIO

Y MI ~ - y l. NNii, h4''i va ~
u ~ JANElrp-t1.iug ~ - th'uif i'a. irfntin'
hreo ,t Bal.-rr- lior stirs aut B.,z. afimhp Go.
viii d4l.i,h 4r-r.ry. a. fa tfi ~ cirh BONN one "i
,rr M. ssl rsfu,rr tfue 1Fh f.nf sunday they
,tIi,su on H. seihl 1t- NORTH AM kCN val casr
ar MONDAY. Co., 30 n ttfH1'-. iit'I fi' NO y N.tb
ser . D. ul0u The f,aiu-rs OILY cfi h. '''y h'
tfr IT,. Ns-tt Amitea Nl.i ua. cal there IBIS ttnr rho
.. ..ff So 10 A'ffIfli wI follow ou ti' -W1 "I M"
vrf .er A. rlprfiurt. arTsUn ist'r-id i"".cn hoiu
.. lH I.fr.. tlu. pa fh uiI thf Fl.' Ni. .'.
T.r feirlt aif bitt- r-Irt sr'ntii r'n li i'i4"N'
prfyIa t.lDS. D. lflAti' Co.,, $50. 10 tf1'I 'f
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WI II. bhHH NV- as' AsruI, I't" f0Ih'
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
T OYG ISLAND R,ILRoAD.-Trains will

II ONG ISLAND RiiIROAD.-Trains will
4 leave ismes slip New fors ~ follows.
s.o m ,f.epport Mai ami Passenger Trim stopping o,
e Way oeos, ana connecting VITA beh h"ad i'o'
m'iis m, 3, .set Train. stoppn. at oil Way Station
T.30 D. a.. EXpf,ss, connectt WIZ H'n-p'ean
nni stot pins r. .Ssti0n. el O iicAsviiie ., :,
40 e. ~ Syos.et sssrBs.r Train ior ho'yn 0en he1d
and ell Way stations =, III, H., -,
sop n For North Ishp Hempsiea uien head ana
Roslyn. - t,,.., r. 70. =, o a,
a. m for Yaphank sn1sll iptermedieie si4.ign ~,
" " o.. CHABidCk. President.
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aI.
ana sourh.s,s Entrance OF lwcnivs vseyeuiL's'.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-TORk:
Tor NovUaven. 100. 8.oO(Ex.l llyo "a III i'I' b,'
o. (Fr.J 145 4 30 aud 6Ottkx,lp IA. ~,
Ior a. d.eport 100 00J k1,i H. , ~ i-'l' 'bAf'
a0i (FSl As5. ilO md 300 (Ex..) i. IN.
Eor Mfiar and >trirfori 5na II 20 m y - ~ p. ia-
For Fairfield S,uthpor aud Wespoii. 7V' 'SA H. "''
&|p m - , 40, II ooo - N, u.,,i- ,E.l
ss l. ~ Aao, Ga" (tI,l e. N. 80, -..
10, J,nr~n 5ta 40. ll.30 -. IS. +.3J go o. M
Iot (lfr-nwich 100 93O. il.5O a H. 43, fJ, - % I'm
Tor .i,mcrd 70C hc0 (.x.l $780, ll5D ~ @.lo iSH''
aff ~, IS ~ so, go. 400 (tx.,) M "a, 3, y,
Ia, Pot 'e- .nd intrmedae sta'i9o,. wv NV Al"
q M, . . g., 49, 80 t.yD 80 r. in: ,,,,
= ' ''' CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Bo-e- via springfield 800 a. NJ th1l 80, tt1'l5'o'
p. ". r. ,.,. ,oc,,
For Hartford Springfield, 40 tEX.l g. u lLh)hl
u LII i..ls. 30 o. -. - ,.,>
FcP Connected H,cr Railroad eeli- A. tfxl l2Dp M
10 Nontf.li aCD T.. IA Nor;Lampfcr. -
For Hlriord Pi9.idcuce sad thIl hlioai, 500, fLfp'
m. i9.l3 =. ~. r,--t.
atO ~ u. 1no. 800 =. m.
Eor anal Ra.rrld. vi o. 20 NortismDton.
Fof iiou.aioAic Railroad. an1 D. NJ. saturday
trsn. eouu-cns ih y. "iu Ia 70 fttshed-oIhes
daa~ .ew Niiio-d MY.
Tor N,ua.'uck l.a! road. a0os M. 800 o. m.
For D.nbury and Noswalk Railroad. ,ol, a,D ID
+. - - o..o - -.
JAMES H. IOfT sap.
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Darclng Gsaoemes.

A DODWORTn- DANCING ACADE-
hs MIS- no. zlk ff, f-lye. N-v-i oh.
No. ~ MOmaaDcst, tfeesyL -, ,,.,..
Ns~-Y"k Cissses-On Mordsst and Iuef1aaj~ '''H
sys snd ss'erdiys, tnd Saturday u@iplils ,o,o c,,
:. 2,oo'iyi CiAsfes--Du Iursf - ai-i i'oAf'' '' "
ea dfsn EseBlnz for gontlcuen. .,. - ~,
trak OdnorI-0r 81 sdeesaaV afsTgOon AID HA,ordiy
rori4ng. For terms seud for crc"a'
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADLMSi >, NO; No.
~ ~ Wet Foartsepth-si.--open "EpNhsph - . ena
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NEw.JERsEY Trains leave

loot Coranit.st. oE fEtLs9HLcBG. al - sud tl'D
n. ,, m ami g. NJ and " midnight; for BALTiNoHs
all WA,HtYGr0N Irt IljO o. u., and md
nht "a lfiy rcke.. not receivable n the o. m Tam
for othrr particulars zee bills ~ oAIrs,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

III COui.-Nr. and Nsf. =. T. STONES tu-if-H-
school ha,iu. completed i's Tw,Lty vcn,h Yea, nov
dersoirg r. psr. and vii b. rwly smisAc nd rcogened
Nov br md Mrs - 'ne c1cnd tlcif I'd rtgiids 90 ie
public for the very liberal rroIe 90 cug et'rded 10 them
and r. specially sOlc. cout. o. Tie s,nc fol ta'
loyues sddress At>. i. }. STONE, Fiincipal.
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.iNIAIuRE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rses. slp oess....s 10 Noon scts.... l:3i
utGn WArSR TIns
Sandy Hook. 9:J1 Goy. lsaud.. sS Hell 0atr... $50
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CUARIIER FRENCu NSlITL


Y psrienc.d Tea,ae-, hvins - rsassri hewhns Az
NJ ~ fe..v access 70 flv rty. viii BOARD AID IN
TPi,cT f de I--isa Rrarcsrs tlc Ors. 70 'rt nHd
ni,ion 45j pr s1auu tw' ,ers N yesr Of -'wtoN'
.srb Fo, rarcul1v lVIly - JOHN htDlEi AIN. o'o' .
S,.s 60 Rom. Clinton lfsN Eoon 40. Z.
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Mr.. LEGGETT's CLASSICAL. FRENCH

WI GERMAN and ENGLISH SCHOOL. wif. GTmua-
suu No i.2i4 Brosdway. olr dJor below Th-ctt-. ~
opens MONDAY. Sept H. Cif-asrs u thc School Locs
woods, No. sll and Sayfc's. 90. Go Broadway.
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JEW.YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1875. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
CDAMLNClud NAY -. loss.

r.,..user station IN NewYork. corner Twenty "vena o.
ana fourth.s,s Ep,rlR;e o. lwCntvsey,uti-s'.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGItTE

No I26 West Fo1r'lf COZ q sllc I0u~lI Wa -
sauee tCis..ical. Nathemsch 81 Fore -n ngUtge shd Co
usncis iih Primary Dcps-t-4
GEORGE ". CLAEKE 4. NJ, Rec or
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'DsG'S-
DKIMcT DErUrY G. W. c. r.
THOMAS W. SMITH,
WoRnW BRoTuGR;

WORTHY Bg9rugE:
Az q meeting OF uood IompIars held At
lnl' posi- Nr'l'Fuay evening, the SUBJECT OF
your departure from us was discussed, and
IT was moved subscribed and carried unan-
im'u'lY tina, subscription Ilsi bo immo,,
dmle opened ana every member invited
to subscribe Tor tlo purpose OF purchasing,
and presenting to YOU an officers Quilt, o'
ate.limlHi oil our IecIIhS ana regard Tor
You.
ALLOW 1 10 say, slr tina, we entered upon
/ olr dbue3 wynn TcHl pleasure ana we h'yo
o0!N4ol Mt''Ie' winch "o hope VIII be
ioInH o'0l' TO yoh
Vienna ho allowed to indulge the hlo,o
.AN,A yen lJl ON lng'e aIuc'7 you Will DO
reminded oiyour obligations sotn5 organ
lAll'h'
Qg SWORD VIII remind you OF tho y, u 5
ana worthy secretary PEN |hlc4 you nave
",o,Ae4 with iucd elect lHatyoa hayo Iwd
some oi orr enemies rfl. .Fa'e'
o9F lA."'II ramlng,l you lhat d. covers
a Ho'IoI ne moan nleltgcl "l"aEa used l2I
| ting plae.. OF '.t o0Ief.
oIr '#o WY 'en'o4 foa lh'. we arc
. ho'"l '5', JIG, p} "0 'o'SeuoN l'Nt ot'.h
"l99e can "o''llo VS. nom
our coat ana g.NsI wearing app''A WEI
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. ."' .0e' ""..'' % '"tF u, I'G5 as moro '''''
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ComI'r Dent, of New Noyic5.
e,no III. n. NJ
,,
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caUcI your request for information 10 ro-
sAtl iothe country ON '4o i"lq DUO, Is. tio
muaa'oImE starting from iorj uuon'
ah1 Nl'a no. h" an opportunity TO comply
oaa. .ms ,'ma f!e'-e ma enclosed esW
.. W, J.I.W.' rom l'I.,le 7.,,INE, 10
,aa Canadian %mehmcIlne' One "A'.o
ongr.'o. lN' f.lo pd'''
| m General,
Worry respectfully,
Your ON, Servant,
lS.au.' NlCIHfA5S.nAEIS.
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From NIesilIR.

were recovered. The Indians took The cat
toto the new settlement on the AIiambrys
River and invited the raachcroi of ;hat
place TO- holp thom eet tho cattle, telling
them whore they had slo'cu thcm telling
them they were at pence on the Mcmbre
but at war in the Moslla Valley twill be
remembered that these wore the Indian. SO
anxious lately at Pine Allot to sec Indian
Agen, Sle2s and concIulea treaty ofpelco.
On tba 27thoI March the Indians tolc
ten head Of work oxen and killed the MeE-
can lordcr at the Saw Mill on the TuIero-
10 River These Indians woro probably
Nesc1lcro Apochos.
The awius of lumber in tho Pinory Of
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Volume vi.


rayabls in advance without exception.
oNs copy, one year $500
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TERMS or ADyRRTlllE0
ons square, nrst insertion, slOO
zach tubiolusnt insertion, 75
Ion lines, or less being a square
Advertisements in both languages l1Oblo tho
above rates
Yearly Advertisements inserted ON liberal terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-26
Mr.. Nasty Relates why ne Joined the
Democracy. ls
SAINTS REST, (Which is,


SAINTS REST, (Which is in the
staff NV Moo Gersy,) Aug. 20, 1855. j
Iwuz born a Wing. NY parents wuz
member of that party, teastways my
mother wuz, and she alluz did the vo-
tin, allowfn my father, NV course, to go
thro the manual labor OF castin the
ballot, in Difference to the laws Nv the
country, wich does not permit females
or niggers to vote, no matter how much
intel1eck they may hev in2 them.
mall probability / shood hev cast
my lot with that party he'd not n insi-
dent occurred, in my boyhood days,
wich satisfied me that the Dimocrisy
was my appropit and material abiding
place. 1t Wuz in this wise
In a playful mood, !Wun mite, bustid
open a grosery, and appropriated, ez a
jest, what loose change ther wuz in the
drawer, (alarsl in these degenerit days
NV paper currency, the enterprisin theef
heZ to steel at 40 per sent. discount
and SIGH other notions ez struck my
boyish fancy. / indoost n Niger boy,
sumwhnt younger than myself to aid
me, and when VIC he'd bagged the game,
i, feelin in my pride, eZ Wun hevin the
proud Anglo-Sacksum blood n coursin
toomulchusly thro his Vanes, what
Cheef Justis fancy hez since made law,
to wit: that the Niger hez no rites
which the white man is bound to re-
entire proseeds NV tho spekulashen to
me. The degraded wretcd, devoid NV
every prinsipIe NV honor, blowed on
me; we wuz both ARRESTED.
The JltSttS uU the PeGSe tDLz a Wing!
and after hurried eggsaminashen, he
sentenst MEL one NV his own racel one
NV his own bloodt NV his own pnren-
tige! to Impairment for THIRTY DAYsi
on bread and water, and the niger to
only ten, onlthe ground that Wuz the
cheef offenderI
My mother begged and prayd, with
teers stremin down her venrable
cheeks faster than she could wipe en-
up with her gingum apern, that the mr.
rangement might be reversed-the Mig
ger the 30 and the 10, but mol Cold ez
stun, infleSible ez iron, bludlis ez n
turnip, was inlkarseratid and stayed
my time. ga'li
[ Sullenly emerged from them walls,
on tho evening nv the Both dny, a
changed indivi1oel. Liftin my hands .
heVen, / vowd 3 vows, to-wit
1. That wood devote my life to the
work NV redoOsin the African to his
nomal speer. ~ r.s5
2. That wood adopt perfeshn in2
wich Good steel without bein hauled
up fer it.
3. That the water I bed consoomed
while in doorance vile, WIZ the last
that wood ever find its way, undilooted
into my stumick.
Hentz, jined the Dimocrisy, and
whoever eggsamines my record, Will
hnd that 1 HEVFB MY okTHs!
3rl @ PETROLEUM v. Nasty,
Lait Faster NV the Church NV the New
Dispensashun. .s.as
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THE FairmOnt National, in abiding
to the pardon. of Russell, says:
we nre more than sorry to hear of the
pardon Of Charles w. Russell; and to
our SSui mlna there Is no question, II Presi-
gina and known This arch traitor as
west Eirginians know, him, It would
nave taken a stronger team than the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
TO have secured his pardon. But thefe
rs one consideration, the Presidency
pardon does not enfranehise any man
And In Maryland, where RusssII 6Ss
settled, he Will have the exouisite pleas.
ure OF submitting to the laws ITftbont
voice in making Them eIloul
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SUPERIOR W1NE.-Wine of excellent
quality is made by Mr.. Speer, of Pas
sale, New Jersey, from cultivated sam
bpeo grapes, q stock imported from
Portugal, Which grow as large as Isa-
bella grapes. The wine is exceedingly
agreeable, and the grape from which It
is made gives it superior virtues and
medical qualities that are more benefit
cial to the human system than wines
from other grape or fruit.-1Eed. Surg.
Reporter. ~ d .s,ill =
Sold by T. II. Logan & Co., and Lo-
gan, List 81 Co.. wholesale and retail
Druggists, Wheeling. d6wlt
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DIED.

ON the 18th inst, at O'Clock n. M. Mr..
ALEXANDER THoAtisoS, aged s. years,
His funeral will tal1e place from his late
residence, on John street, on Saturday at 4
O'clock, p. m. Erends of the family are in-
vited to attend.
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"a Gard.

WTE RETURN OUR THANKS m TyEIr-,
Nv many friends and Patrons on jeSar5iSI +,
Clemens (deeensedD for The liberal T39f5iov1
age bestowed on him while In our IiIdsf S,1SJ
AZ 1lso axe TINS method OF informing f6s rIIIl
lis l4 ~ VS. intend TO carry on the FnTnftnTa
Au y, UPnon1eIy business In all IT. bF,1ssl,fSS
y ne i 94a stand, 40. lla Afnfn streef vShera
,.s na0pe ~ strict attention to brsiftets IN
l 1 n 2 continuance Of the patFonaee ieStoy
~ ~ ~ 3 nun llI1s ]. CLEMENS e co.
9sltsIAlng BusineEs as before We iZes5lo con-
ON hand q faIl assortment OF Mefaiic
'---4 01t4aH SolnLfs. aug2E
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Alonzo Loring,


AlonzO Loring. 'a
Administrator of the Estate OF Jefferson Il,
SangSton, Deceased.
BY virtue of decree made and entered in
this cause on the 18th day OF May, 1865 it WINS
ndJudged, ordered, and decreed that ms canse
be referred to one ofthe Com IniSsioneTs offfis
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admins
tTauon account of the said IIoring md renort
the same to Court, and also ascertain md Tts
port what debts there ore against the estate of
SAID Sangston still unpaid, and also the Teai
properly belonging to said estate, describing
the separate parcels thereof and where sitIi2
ate, and what part thereof Is encunabered ly
deeds OF trust or otherwise, and the amount of
each remembrance, and to whom due md
that he give four weeks notice by ativerf fi.
ment thereof published in some Newspaper
printed IN Wheeling, at the time and place Of
taking such account, and that he also by like
advertisement, give notice to an perEons
claiming 10 be creditors of the said estata that
they, at the time and place to be nnmeti nv
MIN, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount OF their respective Ciehts 1SI
pain OF having their said supposed Ciebts eT
ciuded nom payment by said estate, in caSn
tney DO not respectively Mt said time and
place prove the same, and that his prOceeii-
Ings m the premises with any specini matter
ne may deem PERTINENT or. which lie InnVlSa
required by said parties, orany OF them Sbe-
emily 70 report, ana that new process az sIrh
Iee ma issue against the infant defendantJohn
"A. SangRton. = - ~ fI
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New York Life Insurance 60.

l3,00O,O0O 1 6ss yaar y he TT sM TG4
Lie INSURANCE Company. The dividend de-
clared January LIST, 1855, TO policy holders WINS
so per cent. The balance In favor of the poll
cy holders, for the year, over and above ex-
penses, s., 100000. Much OF this success is due
TO the Nonfoneiture Bank Stock System OF
Insurance, which Is now being taken hold OF
by nll the leading commercial and business
men in this country. b. w. Lewis, State
Agent for West Nirginin and Ohio, and s. s,
Turner, Travelling Agent, will wait on the
citizens OF Wheeling and make applications
for those who desire to take stock In this old
and wealthy company, P,S,-This company
since 1871, has paid nearly 4, 900 900 OF dollars
to the families OF its deceased policy hOldersL
has paid nearly the same amount in cash
dividends to Its living policy holders, and has
now an accumulation on hand of one hun
dred and fifteen per cent. for every one hum
dred dollars Of liabilities. aug28lSta