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| Gold took a sudden upward turn yes
| terday.
General Joe. johnson is TO remain in
the National Express and Transporta-
Trial By jury has been introduced
| into Russia.
a meeting oftbs French learned So
cieties is to take place at Amiens next
August
open for business in London on Sum
Nearly every little city and town in
Virginia has been going through the
formality of ornamenting the graves of
the Confederate dead. The occasion
has been used rather 10 wall over the
talost causen than the lost dead.
Vallandigham was to have addressed
the students of Hampden Sydney Col
lege. Virginia, to-day Cthe 18th but at
the last moment declined.
Grau paid Ristori $4,000 advance
upon her engagement for this country.
The Actress, after reading Victor HUI
COS last book, has become cowarClly
about the ocean, and wants to back out
but the enterprising manager will not
consent.
Since April 10, 1865, the President has
issued 16l criminal pardons, .sand H.
3Sl political pardons. A very large
number of applications of the latter
are still pending.
A woman, at Louisville, committed
suicide by taking morphine. Cause
said to be grief at the discouraging
news from Canada. Shestrongly SYM
pathiZed with the Fenians.
Since the bar-rooms are shut up on
Sunday, in New York, some of the bar
bers have invented a new hair tonic
for the beard-which is applied just un-
der the mouStache
The Plover twis.) Times says that the
local election, which should have &C.
Cured in that place on the 18th ult.,
was neglected by the entire voting pop
ulation; the polls were not open; every
body had forgotten it. We question
whether there is another instance of the
kind in the country,
A Partisan newspaper says: "The
Empress, who can, like Marie de Med
ecis in the olden time, wear dresses
adorned with 81, 600 pearls and 5000
diamonds, wears always the simplest
costume.''
VIM. Cornell Jewett has published
card denying that he is a Fenian. The
Fenians ought to be thankful.
A correspondent says: Forrest has
been the victim, for several years, of
rheumatic govt, and though, when act
ing, his intense will subdues the physi-
cal pain, and keeps the nerves and mus
Giles under entire command, he.is often
helpless as childhood or advanced age,
at other times literally unable to move
limb without pain, which sometimes
rises to the height of torture.
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RooTis PEsrACHINE preserves the life oGthe
Hair-changeS Il from gray 10 its original color
in three weeks-preyents the hair from fall
ing-f the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the narket-win surely remove
dandFuff and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully."- penumed, cures badness, and
Will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell IT true, when we say it Is 8
perfect
Resforer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachio Nut Oh. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIS SKINNER & CO., Sole PrOprietors,
Springfield, Mass,
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y q. rre.sae..t, odIeer., "a .Ms.aser.

10 Tie Prestde1it, Officers, and Mesa6eTs
Of ne Iadepepdenee Fire Company.
GENrs.-Te are under lasting obli-
cations 70 you for the services rendered
sss u. preeqEing onr safe fron the wreck,
we believe had II not been for the SER
vices rendered by yen We should have
lost all its contents, and were we en-
abled in any way 70 repay Won for the
same il would relieve us from n Great
debt we feel we owe You. Hoping we
may be able At some future day 70 re-
pay the debt, we remain 79i75s
Your obedieut servants,
SwAHIz q Sous.
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PI5Oss CURE FOR CONsUMPTION
IS WARRANTED.

II you have Consumption, Try it.
II you havea Cough, try It
II Won have Lung or Throat Disease, try it.
ySI nave any ny , oI me - mn ,S1e Oh thts
If II does you no good your money will be re-
funded as set forth in the circular which ac-
companies each bottle.
carlow many cases of fatal disease have
you known OF which the first symptom was
EDMUND BOOKING.
Wheeling,
APPS Sole Agent for West Va.
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mARRTAcE am rrIrRI

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Is
say Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseasesand Abuses which pros
tTate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes Address, Dr.. ]. sRILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
apr2S3md&w
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a BosToN paper reports that the as
SCISSORS of Wand seven, In that city, re-
Gently had the curiosity to examine a
large milk establishment, and finding
four large casks, Weighing probably
two thousand four hundred pounds,
they investigated the contents OF one of
fhem-a stave being broken and thus
affording access. TWAS filled with re-
fined whiting, and on taking sample
for experiment, they found that mixing
ii with water gave a very good imita-
ffon of milk
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Just ,rhat vol need Ladies.

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mail to any address 81 10. Sold by
LAUG HLINS & BUSHFIELD.
Also by c. H. oDBERT, Stone Bridge.
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DIR. LARooKAH's
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Indorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors in our various colleges. and
by many Of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II is adapted to every
age. and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use NJ
many Of the cough preparations Of which
opITIm and ipecac are the base.
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CoIgnte,s Aromatic vegetable soap.

CoIgate,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable oils in combination with
GIyeerIne, and especially designed for the
use ofLadies and It's per
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unriyalled. orsale by all druggists.
febH.Iyd&w
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DAVIS HOTEL,

OAKLAND. Allegany County, ND.
VHE ABOVE HOTEL has JUST BEEN
Il completed and ts now open for the ac-
and strict attention on the part of the pro-
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guests, together with reasonable and fair
charges, viii, We trust, insure 10 my house a
fair share OF public patronage.
tu9-2md PropFfetor.
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IAfat IiGaI
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AT a meeting of the Philadelphia
Agricultural Society, on Wednesday,
Mr.. Fisher stated that the peach crop in
Delaware, Maryland aud New Jersey
was almost a total failure. On his own
place in Maryland he had seventy
acres in peach trees; twenty acres of
these trees had no peaches on them,
and on the others he would not get one
third ola crop. He would like to know
whether the failure was attributed to
bad culture, or the cold weather inrine
the winter. It was supposed by some
that the trees were becoming diseased
because of the planting OF peach pits
taken from unhealthy trees.
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TIN Iiiile state OF Rhode island ha.

TIM little STATE Of Rhode Island has
a model Legislature. That body adj
Journed on Friday last, amer session
OF four days, during which no less than
eirhtv-fhree acts ana resoiu4ions were
Passed. Rhode Island law makers
must Be paid By the job, and not by, the,
or else they are chosen from that
class OF useful citizens who do not 20
10 the Legislature 70 make q living out
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Hon. r. p. sPALDISG writes from
Washington 70 the Cleveland Leader as
follows, under date of June LIST; Gas
your paper has a large circulation
among the farmers of Ohio, wish,
through that medium, to utter word
OF caution against premature sale of
the wool clip for the current month.
The tariff bill will come from the Com
mittee next week, and will charge on
foreign wool that enters into COMPETE
ton with Ohio wool duty OF from ten
TO twelve cents per pound. The bill
will be passed into a law without rea-
sonable doubt Prices viii govern
themselves accordingly
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Editors Iilteuigeneer.
Please publish the following rule and
answerto the problem that appeared in
your issue of May 18th
RuLE.-Divide the natural cosine of
each angle by its natural sine, and
square the several quotients in order.
From half the sum of the first and third
squares, subtract the second square
and extract the square root Of the
remainder. Divide the given equal
distance between the stations by this
root the quotient Is the height re-
quired.
ASswRR.-e9 feet, liz inches.
The angle at the middle station WINS
81 too large, or the answer would have
been 100 feet. This error was pointed
Quito me by DR.. gillespie, and upon
anexRmination I find he Is right.
June Ilth, 1866. HARMON TINsE1..
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Aleu- advertisements.
For Sale

MY PROPERTY, Rack OF THE La
vi Belle Mills The house contains eight
rDOmS and cellar. Tt ere are also on the
premises a cave, wash house, green house
we'll and cistern. The grounds comprise I'VE
lots, well improved. having the choicest va
Hety OF grapes and ShrubbeFy; price $1,000
Also nine lots in Buena Vista; price 500.
iulS-2w CHRISTOPHER WILSON
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GIVE TIA TRIAL.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle,

Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
DR. E r. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mas.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. H Logan Co., and Logan,
List d Co. my2S-3mddw
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A TESxIssER paper says: A party OF
gentlemen who have been travelling
through Mississippi report that the
social condition OF the country is Ia
mentabie. In the towns q few leading
men give everything rose color, ana
out in the interior, Union people and
freedmen are outraged, insulted,
robbed and murdered, or driven out OF
the country. The hatred OF Northern
men Is intensely bitter.
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Try one boz and be Cured.

The Great French Remedy, NJ De Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
They never fall in Chlorosts AmsnoThea
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A CALL has been issued, signed by
residents in Mclean, Livingston and
La Sale counties, Illinois, for con-
vention at bloomington, June 10Th, of
"Iarmers aud all others who are in fa-
vor of an equitable distribution OF the
burdens OF the Government upon all
classes and interests; a reduction of the
taxes. and the emancipation of the in
dustrial wealth-prodneing classes in
every department Of useful occupation,
profession and calling, from the wrongs
and expressions imposed upon them by
the WroDgfully constituted monetary
systems, by railroad, warehouse and
other monopolies; and unjust systems
and schemes designed TO deprive them
of the enjoyment of the fruits OF their
labor and talents; and who favor an
equitable distribution of the products
OF labor. according to the work per-
formed in their production, and the
general amelioration of the condition of
the labOring classes"
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A SENSATIONAL American Is now in
Paris, whose profession is that of a face
mAker-in theatrical parlanee CRIME.
Replaces himself behind frame hid
den with white cloth, and beside a
table covered with false boards and
paint brushes. As soon as his toilette
is made, he suddenly draws aside the
curtain, and exhibits TO the spectators
the head Of Washington, Napoleon,
Charles /, Wellington, Louis XII, or
that of n madman, an idiot, acriminRl,
dc. The principal merit OF this curious
spectacle Is the rapidity with which
the artist changes his head, for each
transformation Is perfect in its truth.
full resemblance. As yet he has only
exhibited his powers in private, and
the Paris public Is waiting for him
with interest
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~. TAI,sE, a raptnous French writer,
says OF the. young ladies of England !:
Nothing more simple than the young
girls among lovely things there are
for 4 column. winding M With the fol-
lowing rensark on the tendencies OF
exercise I'm this country ljfe Of
action forfifies the phlegu lutic tempera-
meat. and the heart becomes more
simple while the body Is beconling
more sound.
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Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
in Mashall County, W. Va,

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D from N. P. O'Hern to me as Trustee, dat
ed March SFh, 1854, will offer for sale at the
hopt door of the Court House, In Ohio Coun-
a. m, IN at valuable property known as the
Seecely place, being part the estate of the
late Benz McMechen, Esq, containing
twenty Two acres, more or lie 5, situated on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road about
three miles south of this city. This land eX-
tends from the Ohio river to the hill, lis
underlaid with coal and limestone; is of
the best quality and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes There is comfortable
two story brick dwelling house, out houses,
and good orchard on it
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
The title TO the above land is believed 10 be
indtsputable, but selling as Trustee / Will con-
yey only such title as Is in me vested by said
deed Of trust s-P- HILDREIH,
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mans al the people % West Virgin.

TH1s fall the people of West Virgin
ia will be called upon to elect State
officers, members of Congress and
county officers. Our correspondence
from various parts of the State indi-
Gates a wide spread, and spreading,
popular interest in the opening cam
paign. Apparently the feeling is quite
equal to that manifested few weeks
ago on behalf of the Constitutional
Amendment. We have been surprised
at this fact thus early in the Summer,
ere yet a Convention has been called,
and even before candidates for the
prominent positions have been named.
Such an interest is indeed very upusu-
al. 1t was TO be expected after all the
long continued excitement of the war
and of the subsequent elections,
that We would have had sort of
reactionaEy period, during which the
people would almost disconnect them
selves with elections. But apparently
that time is far OF, if, indeed, it is to
come at all. One of the lessons taught
by the war seems to have been increas-
ed vigilance. more anxiety and more
discretion in elections. It is clear 10 us
that the loyal people Of West Virginia
are willing TO take nothing for granted
In reference to the possible well-being
of the State in other hands than those
of its original and tried friends. They
want faithful sentinels on the watch
towers, just as they did throughout the
darkness and doubt of the war. They
realize that the great problem OF recon
struction and restoration is yet before
US. Their interests teach them that
only loyal men in Congress and in our
State Legislatures can solve the diff
Guilty Alright. Hence the present unu-
suaI interest to cap the climax of all
the past this fall by electing men who
Will have a great deal to do, directly
and indirectly with the settlement OF
the vexed question. In this county We
rejoice to have daily evidence that the
feeling among our Union people was
never more determined. The demand
organization is more widespread and
more earnest than we ever knew it.
Confidence is uppermost- The necessi,
" OF work, and the conviction as &c
success if we do work, is being marked
in the conversation of all our Union
friends.
We say to loyal men throughout the
State, cultivate, circulate and strength
en- this feeling. Keep the interest
alive and growing. We shall soon en-
ter on the work OF the campaign.
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SOME one signing himself "Informa-
ton" inquiries OF US whether local
bounty is to be considered under the
head of income. and subject to taxa
tion3p
We answer that bounty is treated the
Same as any other income, and is taxed
accordingly.
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In reference To the poll OF votes In TriadeI-
phia township. Jesse s. Wheat presented the
following resolution.
ResOSued, Thattne poll OF votes cast in the
township Of TriadelPhia at the election held
on the 24th day Of May, 1855, be rejected on
account OF flIegnlity.
And the ayes and noes being demanded
upon the resolution, resulted as follows.
ATE--Aes1S- Hupp, Wilson, Boggs Wheat
Wallace, CIator and Nichols, z.
NAHs-Messrs- FranzheIm, Salisbury and
a Copy. Test GEo. W. SIGHTS
Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors OF Ohio
County, W. Va jul3-Itd4ltH
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The third and last day of the Parkers-
burg races, for the season, ended last
Saturday. The first heat was won in
2:O4-the second in -2:OS-the third in
2:04. A mare belonging to = Mr.. Baily
was the winner of the second and third
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The Kingwood, Preston county, Mu-
steal Association give grand vocal
and Instrumental concert at the Court
House this iWednesdaYl evening.
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ER m WATCHES and JEWELRY Agency for the
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January 10 fmW6mo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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@MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY,
an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
power with means Of relief Sent free q cnarge
In sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr. ). sK1LL1N
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June sz=zt=zs# ol1oe =
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CHARLESTON, s. O.. May 28th, 1886

CHARLESTON, g. O., May 28th, 1885,
have examine on extensive assortment OF Glasses
In the possession OF Professor BzaNHAnDT and consider
them of superior quality They are adapted to
every age aud suitable to the various defects OF yson
in which glasses are Indicated. take great pleasure In
recommennR them to tho attention those In need Of
such articles r. a. KINLOOH, NJ D.