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I,OTTON FirTORN auj Commits
\ ,.pu Merchants. has r'sum . their
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itn'c j Burnside a COZ
INPOEIEESald wholy,u', dealer. iu
| Foreign nDd d ,mcs'ic iiry Good.. 40
. Canal street. Ncw Od,ars
Oct. ~. 'Gi n1-ly
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COTTON FACTORS. aud t,mm's
\ sion Merchants. NO 90 Caruul.i,t
street N,w O.laus La
llrc. % Ga rl 1.6u
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4 GEICTLTtRIL Warehous,.. lui
n Camp street corner pnylHys.
gro W. SiXEk
a fu'l assortment of Agricultural and
Horticultural implement. nnl mi.a.a.r,
French liurr Mil stones Mn Irons Gin
Gearing, Bo'tiug Cloths. Corn Nil,
Spades Shoerls Hoes, Axes, Chains &c
Also, Fairbanks Patent Platform ~cal,s
Oct -, 'Gi. u1-iy
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I \. 1T VI. paIc- IN tAttncc'
-. and Harness. " =. 81 tharI,s
street. New Orleans la.
Oct 10, 'Gj ,-ty
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New Orleans Advertisements

ANr DEALERS ~
w c~frrn Produces
CIR Fny,,.,mi Tr6"pyjt.at.s SIX
NEW ORLEANS.
hfEEE rOE SALE
" Coffee -Od Java. Rio, Havana.
and lHgpyri
sugars Loaf Crushed. Powdered
'iaubei. aud all grades Il I.oui.innu aud
Havana.
Teas. Young llyson Imperial tim.
powder. AID ull qualities ct Green nnd
l'ncA lea. Iu 'N.ry yutj,ly oi pa, kngcs.
Tobacco t'hoire tuycndi,l, Of "a.
rlou- hrud. md m. dunn uud commop
luilIn,,. VA nlI style. of packages. Also.
God, cent rli"Nju' aud smoking tobacco, of
yarion. brand.
Cigars hnice Havana Imitation
.lo fIrtdu and Common.
Liquors. Fine old Cocnnc Rrnn
IS RuDmllr Brd,auX, and Ametirnn
'lp Holland uud American tin. SrLr
tlHm S,hnrrps pune old BON bon and
Nouousnh,n Nh>syi extra and com.
mou brands licr'lh.d Whisky Jamalr.
Rum Peach. ApIic. and llruy Bran
.'t's. 'in. dt itttIl,s aud Fruits Od
t"rwr. lu BOTTLE, turlals. Htiets. IA.
ugao Naa.ciup Numnib. kirs,hwus.
ser Nru.etir Hi'irfs. etc.
Wines OH rur'. sherry. Mad ira.
Mu eat. ~au'uuc taia~ Ice. Chanle cur.
and I tr,i ul N4lIHu. htHni~
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7 - y 'TTT'7- . 'NT1F NFF FNTNTTN
GEO. W. BIR\E 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE 0ROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ANp pv,LFHsiN
w ESTER\ pRODI( L.,
10 pON DRAS STREET.

NEIf ORLEANS
[ NpUNTHN Merchants aud Planters
~ VIII hud It 10 their advantage 10 give
rs their patronage We have hsn mnny
wears established in business in New Or.
leans. nud We are determined to sill as low
ns good ia our lime On. he of red Il, W.
ne constantly receiving, from North.
south. fah and West, fresh supplies Of
''f"c'ti"s. tfog.sina.. Wines. 1oh,cco,
7rfnrs Liquors, etc. We solicit consigir
mcnis OF cotton, for which prompt .aturn'
vii be mnjc. onlcrs ii cd on receipt Of
remittance, or satisfactory references or
acccpinnces
We rrhr to 50 q. Ucgg & Co, Mar
.hnl Wright q llerJficks, Jefferson
Walsh & Boissesn Shreveport
April -. lsf6 -Sv
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WALKER 4 &NIDI.E.

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New orleans. -. Coha Ill., Mis-.
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oLD FASHIONED WINTERS In
the yeas lDl the Black Sea was en-
,irely frozen over In 1913, not only
the Black Sea but the Straits Of
Darlanclles were frozen over. and the
snow in some places rose fifty feet
high In ~ the great rivers OF
Europc--thc Danube, the Elbc. etc.
were frozen so hard rs To bear
heavy wagons for month. In 500
the A1riatie was frozen. In gol
everything was frozen, the crops en-
tircIy failed aud famine and pest
lence closed the year. In lG.1
most Of the travellers in Germany
were frozen to death on the roads
In 1874 the Pc was frozen from Gre
mona TO the sea the wine sack
were burst and the trees split by the
action of frost. with immense noise.
In 1877 The Danube vas frozen To the
bottom, aud remained long in that
state In 1908 the crops failed in
Scotland and such famine ensucd
that the poor were reduced To feed or
grass, and many pcrIshed miScrablS
in the fields In 1917 the crop,
wholly failed in Germany, aud wheat
which some years before sold in Eng
land at is the quarter, rose To -
In 1868 the wine distributed to III,
soldiers was cut with hatchptS. The
successive winters Of li22. 3 4
were uncomonly severe In l6S3 il
was exclusively cold. Most of tn,
halics were killed, and the coachc.
drove across the river Thames. tn,
ice of which was eleven inches thick
In 1909 occurred what was long ca led
the cold winter, when the frost
penetrated three yards into the earth.
la l1l6 booths were erected on the
Thames. In lIII the strongest ale
in England, exposed to the air. was
covered in less than fifteen minutes
with ice an eighth of an inch thick
In 1903, and again in 1872, the
winters were remarkably cold. In
1911 there was a fair on the frozen
Thames,
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TO LYDIA.


TO LYDIA.
The following b-an.ifal tribute TO his
wifi, vas ~ri,ten by Mr.. Dickinson only
five DAYS before Ls death
In yoath's brigb. morn, when lie was new
And earth was fresh with dew and
flowers,
And love vas warm and ir;ssaship true,
And hope and happiness were oars,
We started hand and had 10 thread
The chcquercd. chanpeful path of life ;
And with each other, ,rasiing. tread
The ba,,le.hells OF worldly strife.
We ranged in walks obscure, unseen;
Der rugged strp, through vale aud
glcr,
And climbed along the hillside green,
Unmindfal o. the fu,are then.
We caugh, the song Of ear'ics, birds
We culled the lovelies, flowers offspring
We plighted love in whispering words,
And time sped by on fairy wing
And as ], nasse,l new lnys were Iound,
Ard life was yladdened by the birth
OF pra,.ling babes. who clustered round,
70 cheer with smiles our humble hearth
Fs'c ,hrus, us forth before the world.
And phau,oms whispered earthly fame
Where hopes proud banner Is unfutled
And happiness too oft name.
Tins lured along, we rode the dark
And fosming tide of public life,
And proudly dared, with slender bark,
The elements OF storm and strife.
Ba, storm and strife, thank Heaven. have
passed
The nigh, has fed and morning come
And We tossed mariners at last,
Returned once more to hearth and home
Bat OF the loved ones God had given.
Two have returned sunk to ,es,
In LIES gay morning called to Heaven,
To the bright mansions Of the bles,.
They sleep nmi,'s, Spring Forests gladcs
Where flows its s,rcamlet murmnrinr
waves.
And of at evening". Frn'l, shades
Wen weep beside their early graves.
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An1nnERM nnnAcnE,

From old and young, from rich and poor
from high-born and lowly, comes the Unlver.
sal Voice ofpraise for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN- HAIR REVIEWER.
It Is perfect and miraculous article.
Cures baldness- Makes hair grow. a better
dressing than any Toll" or "pomatum." Soft
ems bFash, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful
SiIlIen Tresses. But, above all, the great won
der Is the rapidity with which Il restores
gray hair TO its original color.
Use It few times, and Presto, change! the
whitest and worst looking hair resumes It's
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair,
but strikes at the root and fills IL with new
life and colortng matter.
1t Will not take long dtsagreeable trial to
prove the truth OF this matter. The first APP
plicatior win do good: You will see the Natu-
raj Color returning every day, and before you
know It, the old, gray, dlscolored appearances
Of the hair Will be gone. giving place to lus-
trous, shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no
other article IS at all alike Il in effect. You
viii ind IL cheap 70 buy, pleasant to try, and
sure to do you good.
There are many limitations. Be sure you
procure the genuine, manufactured only by
n. r. HALL & co., Nashua, N. H.
For sale by all druggists. mr2S-lyd&wsat
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Local, NeIghborhood and state News

Local, NeIshbOrhoOd and State News.
We are informed that the coal strata
on the other side of the river, between
Bridgeport and Wellsburg, are begin
ming TO attract the attention of Eastern
capitalists.
Mrs. Pickleman, of weIlsburg, was
recently taken to the Weston Insane
Asylum.
Messrs. Smith and Mcintyre of the
Virginia House, Wellsburg, have re-
Gently been fitting their hotel. They
have it now in frstrate order and keep
good honse.
The Wool trade in Brooke county
and vicinity has opened up rather Lam
guidly. Says the Wellsburg Herald:
Tin the neighborhood of Washington
considerable quantities have been
sold as low as so cents pound-very
little over 90. Seventy cents is as high
as has been offered for the very best
tip-top clips. In the neighborhood of
West Middletown, % and 60 cents have
been paid. The wool generally has
been put up in better condition than
heretofore"
A man named Buxton, recently stole
a horse from James Davis, of Bethany,
who overlook the thief out at Carrolton,
Ohio, and is bringing him back on a
requisition from Governor Foreman.
A large picnic for the school children
came of near Wellsburg yesterday.
The "Spring races, so the Times calls
them, commenced at Parkersburg on
Thursday last.
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The Shenandoah county Herald gives
an encouraging account of the resusci,
tation of life and industry in the val
ley, and the recovery OF the peaple
from their losses and devastations dur
ing the war. 1t says:
sswith that indomitable energy and
perseverance, characteristic of the
hardy yeomanry of the Valley, they
did not fold their arms and spend their
time in fretting and worrying them
selves about the matter, but went to
work with a hearty will to repair the
damages; and Notwithstanding the
slender resources in money at COM
mand, new barns and mills have risen,
Phenix-like, upon the sites of those
burned. In this neighborhood, we are
happy to say, the most of the barns
have been rebuilt and the mills are
progressing rapidly and will be COM
pleted in time for the growing crops"
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RostI RootI RootI ReadI Read !

Hair-changes Il from gray to It's original color
in three weeks-preyents the hair from fall
inR-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-win surely remove
dandrufrand cure all disease OF the scalp
is delightfully."- perfumed. cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachio Nut Oh. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co, Sole Proprietors,
-ff Springfield, Mass.
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RRTCK MACHTNE

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-horse power. 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does mot perform what we claim for it,
we will takeit back and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
III Broadway, New York. apr24-SmeyOd
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THH GusHING OF A FULL HEARr.--
The Petersburg eva, Inde4 thus speaks
OF a captain on the James liver who
has furnished the editors OF that paper
with a free pass on his steamboat: HHe
lisa man known with the affection OF
intimate friendship 70 every man, sso-
man, child, freedman, catfish, sturgeon,
herring, trout, hickory-tlick shad,
oyster crab. wild duck, hog fish,
sleeps head. spot, trout, tailor, club.
white fish, pike. ale-wife, clam, muscle,
snIpe. teal, sora, bull -frog, tadpole and
pollywog TINT lives in or about James
river, or ever has lived there; imam
that knows every point, cape, head
land, lighthouse, shoal, bar, creek and
turn OF that apprenticeship twisted
Stream better than he knows his catech-
isns and n man, finally, who has laid
every human lnhRbltant of tide-water
IN Virginia, who lives near q river un-
der oblig4lton 70 him FOR innunerable
kindnesses.n
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LiEeI LiGeI
DRoPSi

DRoPSi DRoPSi DRoPsI
AMERIcAF LIFE Drops will cure DlptheFia
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, Sprafns, Chtlb.
lams, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in q single day. Sold by all Druggists
with full directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., Proprietors
Springfield, Mass. DEMAS BARNES & CO.
Agents for Boston. mar13-1y
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DIR. LARooKAH's
indian Vegetable PuImonic Syrup

CURES COUGHS. COLDS. wHOOPING
" Cough, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRoScHTTIsy PAIS n THE SIDE, MIGHT
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUME
ton, In its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed 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 OF
many OF the cough preparations of which
opium and ipecac are the base.
Owe IT A TRIAL.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. n. Logan Co., and Logan,
list a Co. my2S-Smd&w
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To Boards of Supervisors and
superintendent of State Roads.

STAT: OF WEST VIRGISIA,
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
WHEELING, June Sth, 1885,
TIME BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS DE-
sire to call attention OF the Boards OF
Supervisors and Supenntendents OF State
roads in the several counties to the following
enactment:
pair OF the Roads and Bridges throughoutthe
..Passed February 2s. 1856.
| 'tBe enacted by the Legislature of West Vir-
0iniG:
1.-THE interest of this State in all the turn
pike roads and bridges within this state Is
hereby transferred 10 the several counties IN
the boards OF supervisors OF the several
counties in which such road, or part thereof,
the rights, powers and duties heretofore vest
ed in the State stakeholder in such road
or bridge, among which shall be the power 70
establish gates ana collect lawful Tolls, and do
and transact all other lawful business. The
suspension bridges across the Monongahela
river at Fairmont and Morgantown, and
any other such bridge in this State, and the
Kanawha turnpike, are not intended to be
included in this act Provided, that this act
shall not apply to the Maryland and Virginia
Bridge Company"
1t will be seen that this act transfers abso-
lutely and at once the control of the States
interest in the roads and bridges therein
designated, hitherto vested in this Board, to
the boards of supervisors of the several coun-
ties within which the same or any part OF
them may be. It might be supposed that
this action terminated the duties OF the super
intendents of roads acting under authority OF
appointment from this Board; but The gene
raj provision of law that all officers continue
In the exercise of their functions until their
successors are qualified, will apply in the
present case. The superintendent should
continue TO discharge their duties until re-
lieved ny action of the boards of supervisors.
They should render final accounts to the
Board OF Public Works up TO and including
the day on which the act of transfer became
a law-February IS, 1866. For all matters
after that date they should account to the ap-
propriate boards of supervisors. In case of a
road passing through more than one county,
the superintendent should report his trans
actions in each county to the board OF the
county in which they take place.
This Board desires especially to impress on
the boards OF supervisors the very great i'm
portance of speedily assuming the care OF the
public roads in their several counties. No
one agency contributes more than good roads
to the convenience and prosperity of people
or the development of a state: and nothing
more certainly attracts industry and enter
prise from abroad. 1t is scarcely possible that
we can have, for many years at least, any
81 stem of internal improvements by State
appropriations; so that the indispensable
work OF repairing the ravages and neglect
growing out of the rebellion from which all
the public thoroughfares have Suffered in
greater or less degree must devolve on our
county organizations.
By order of the Board:
A. I. FOREMAN,
President Board OF Public Works.
jup-3td<w
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pIsO's CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
IS WARRANTED.

II you have Consumption, tryit
If you havea Cough, try 1t.
II you have Lung or Throat Disease, try it,
II YOU have any of the symptoms of this
dreadful disease do not fail to try this remedy.
II IL does you no good your money Will be re-
funded as set forth in the circular which ac-
companies each bottle.
bBHow many cases OF fatal disease have
you known of which the first symptom was
: .. So EDMUND BOOKING.
ST. @ Wheeling,
APPS Sole Agent for West Va.
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GOLD has had its "hy" for the pres
emit, it seems, and once more tends
downward. The New York money
writers have been somewhat disap-
pointed in their predictions as to where
1t would go after the Government
agent quit selling in the gold room. 1t
was thought the bulls might toss it up
TO almost any price, but, as it happen
ed. the last European adyices put a
damper on the upward turn and the
heavy buyers for a rise have been COM
PEELED to feed the market at a loss. The
criticisms and suggestions as TO what
the Government should do 10 regulate
or modify the price are as numerous as
the financial writers, almost. The Err
press editor suggests that notice like
the following should be posted every
day at the sub-Treasury Office in New
York:
proposals will be received up TO II
o'clock this day for the sale of one mil
lion of dollars in gold. The amount
will be awarded to the highest bidder"
sThis," says the E1press editor, "or
something like this, would do away
with all charges of collision and profit,
and every man would know just what
to do, and Just the amount OF specie
which the Government could, or would
dispose of. A plan similar TO this has
sometimes been practiced 10 advantage
by one OF our largest banks in dispos'
ing ofits foreign exchange, and We SET
no harm which can arise from its adop
tIOn.p
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A HIGHLY esteemed friend in Lewis
county, writes us that the official vote
of thatcounty makes the majority foI
the amendment 80, and adds, "quite a
change from what some of the rebels
said would be against it-6OO.''
Another, writing on business, speaks
OF the INTEIIIGENCER as the Polar
Star" of the Union cause in West Vfr-
ginfa, and closes with these earnest
words: "Our Union men must be more
jealous. Zeal is all we want-our cause
is all right. 80
intend to labor every day, from now
until the fall election, Sundays except
ed,) for the death and burial of the
greyback party"
We commend this resolution of our
friend to every well-wish of West Nir-
ginia, and trust they may Ego and do
1ikewise.i
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Try one boz aud be Cured.
just what vou need Ladies.

These Pills act as a mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, meIan-
choly, &c; restoring nature to Its proper
channels- Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail to any address 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHLINS & BUSaFIELD.
Also by G. H. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
rnnOa
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THB ladies ofcincinnati and vicin4
age are very confding. ono of them,
named ..Dinah, ? writes to the obHinler-
efaI, urging the rebuilding ofthe Opera
House, where simothers, wives and Sis
tiers can at least fancy their absent ones
sresPending their evenings That Is
the strongest argument in favor of an
Opera House we have yet met. The
statistics of divorces in Ohio during the
last year show large figures and the
mind reeoils from the contemplation of
how these figures will be Increased
while Cincinnati Is without a temple
where wives can AZ least fancy their
husbands spend their evenings, thereby
leading the wives to investigate where
those evenings are IN reality spent.
BY all means hurry up the Cincinnati
Opera House, or there Is no knowing
whore the active fancies of the Dinas
will locate their absent sons, husbands
and brothers.
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COIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet soap. prepared from re-
nned vegetable oils in combination with
GIyeerine. and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and Its washIng properties
unrivalied. For sale by all druggists.
febH-Iyd&w
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, am i

MAHHLAHE md CELIBAUH, an Es-
say OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseasesand Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent nee OF charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, Dr.. j. SKILLIN HoUGH.
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rnr2s-3mddW
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Snndries.

MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKERS-
IM BURG, w. Va.-The undersigned hay-
ing recently remodeled and refnrniShed this
excellent and extensive establishment, and
adLed thereto complete Bathing ApParatuS,
for Hot or Cold Baths; n Dancing Hall, Bill
lizard Saloon, Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and amusement, takes pleasure In
announcing to Its old friends, for whose past
liberal patronage thanks are returned, and to
the public generally, that II will be reopened,
for The reception of visitors, on JUNE lST,
when 1t will afford inducements to guests,
seeking either health or amusement, greatly
superior TO those OF any previous season, and
equal to any watering place in the country.
TERMS OF BOARD.-FOr regular visitors, per
week. varying according to location of room
occupied, from SI2 so to SIS 90. For transient
customers, per day, 81 so.
AN OMNIBUS LINE Will run regularly be-
tween the Wells and PaTkersburg us follows:
Morning Line-Leaving the Wells at u. M,
arriving at PaTkersburE IN time for the early
boats and trains. Returning, leaving Par
kersburRh at ~ a. M, and arriving at the
Wells at 0 a. m.
ErellfHg Line-Leaving the Wells at 81 p.
m. Returning, leaving Parkersburg at 81 pin
ju6-6wd a. w. GORDON, Proprietor.