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We publish this morning list of re
Gently decapitated postmasterS in this
State. taken from the official organ at
Washington. These are only few :of
the first victims, more arc doubtless
soon to follow. The business of exter-
minstiug Union office holders in West
Virginia has fairly commenced we pre-
sumo. The heads OF all such have been
formally demanded by the copperhead
leaders. and the powers al Washington
are willing enough TO nOcede TO their
demands We rejoice to perceive that
the policy thus iuaugurated has so lit
tie apparent effect on those who have
been holding official positions at the
hands OF the Union party. Their places
can be taken from them, shut their prin-
ciples cannot.
There is a smallneSS about this thing
of removing the incUmbents of petty
places that is pitiful enough. 1t serves
TO illustrate the relentless and blind
spirit of passion that is ut present ac-
tuating the President in his speeches.
II looks not like an effort to establish
a political policy, but rather like an
attempt to crafty an Infatuated deter
animation TO punish those who have re-
fused to give up their convictions.I
The class of persons who are being
appointed TO succeed these recent Off
cials illustrates this spirit of infuriation
still further. They are generally of
marked rebel aniecedents. We are in
formed thatin some localities the names
OF persons who voted for the ordi-
nance OF secession are being urged for
these vacancies. We should say that
such policy is very uuwise on the
part of our opponents. We really ere
dited them, both here and at Washing
ton, with more sagacity. Can they not
see that they are committing one of the
blunders that Raymond * Co. studi-
ously avoided ut Philadelphia when
they left Vallandigham and Wood out
of the Convention? We're all the tact
and acumen of the entire organization
concentrated in the leadership of that
Convention ? 1t really looks so.
1t really looks as if Raymond & Co.,
are only too clearly justified in their
recent admouitions to the President AS
10 his reckless policy. They see, AS
they saw at the outset, that the country
recoils in CONSERVATION from the idea
of reinstating the original elements of
the rebellion in power, and that the on
~ effects OF the present attempt to do so
is to unite the people as they have not
been uited since the close of the war, in
defiant opposition to those engaged in
the work.
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Each successive item of news from
the election held in Maine last Monday
goes toswell the magnitude of the Union
triumph. The loyalists of the country
who at the principal points of travel
are witnessing the displays of the Presi-
dent, can very appropriately ask him it
he has heard the news from Maine ~
In times past the signs of the times
were calculated by the news from
Maine. "As Maine goes, SO goes the
country" was an ancient political
aphorism. We fancy the President has
heard the news from Maine. We do not
suppose, however, that he will pay any
regard to it. The effect will simply
he to make him more passionate, more
outbreaking, and If possible more hos
tile than ever toward the great party
that elected him. He will, we presume,
denounce more bitterly, and hate more
intensity Northern people and Northern
ideas. Prone as is his habit to construe
all opposition to his policy as personal
to himself, he will make the result in
Maine new basis for abuse of those
most conspicuous in that and all other
States for their zeal in the Union cause,
But it will be in vain for the President
to attempt TO stem the tide. It is rising
higher and higher each day, and is as
certain to overwhelm him as If he were
breasting the surf on the sea shore. He
may declairn, denounce, and go Ground
the circle" continually, but it is all TO
no purpose. As Henry Ward Beecher
has recently said, the more the Presi-
dent sets himself one way, the more
the people will set themselves another.
They are against him thoroughly and
utterly. They discredit every word he
utters, and are filled to overlooking
with suspicion and dread of his
Intentions. Hence the unanimity that
we are Witnessing in Vermont and
Maine, and that we are going to witness
in New York, in PennsyIvania, Ohio. |
Michigan, West Virginia, and other
States As the New York Tribune we'll |
says, the opening of the great campaign |
demonstrates that our principles have
the moral potency to convince even M
pOnents, and that they have moi IL,
their value by the ending OF the war ne
the traitors to the party claim. On In" |
the contrary, they live in the conyic-
lions OF the people, and hasten Inc
progress OF the age, and are still the |
enduring bases of the restoration or the
Republic. Maine has testified by n
minority of perhaps 10000 that the
Union party did not crumbIe to dust
when the Rebellion was shivered 10 |
atoms; that 1t WAS no Temporary or
RanizntiOn solely meant TO prosecute
the war, but that 1t is the permanent
embodiment of our Republican faith. |
and destined to finish the work which |
the founders Ofthe Government began"
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SOLDIERS AND SALONS CoNvENTruN
AT PITTSBUKGH.-A Washington dis
patch says: Thus far, over five thou
sand individual responses have been
received to the call for the Pittsburgh
Convention, about three thousand of
these being from private soldiers. In
addition, State organizations, number
ing many thousands, have, through
their local and central officers, for
warded their cordial endorsements.
Entire regiments of the Pennsylvania
organization called "The Boys in Blue"
are to be present. All indications
point to it rs the largest demonstration
yet made i'll the country, not excepting
The late one i'll Philadelphia.
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WHY Nor USE THE REST-

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a. ]. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES d CO., New York whole
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Rontl Rooti RontI RcnhI REM, /,

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No other preparation for the hair contains
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Brick Machine.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only twO-horSc power, $1,000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we will take 1t back md refund the money.
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
! II broadway. New York. aug3-2meod
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I'I.o's Cure for consumption !

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption In tho UnitNl States,
(StC census 'Or 1901
This remedy has been for several YEAR;
used In practice by eminent physicians, with
such marked success, That II il now, hy ar
gent request, Offered Ia tho public iLS Nn ill.,
nIlliblc remedy for lung and throat diseases.
Not every ono iii the advanced stages OF con-
sumption can hc cured, urinary have been
and mlnny more arc now receiving benefit
nom Its use, md this long RIIcr all other
known remedies have failed. AS mn evil
donco of our sincerity In the above state
TIOS! Sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MUND hooking, Druggist. No. Odd Fol.
lows Hail, Wheeling, West Va. au25
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DIR. I4AItOOKAH'S
Indian Vegetable p11lmonic Svrn

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHOoPING
~ CouGu, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARnII,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SiDE, NIGHT
SwENTS, IiOARSESESS. TO which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUMP-
TIoN, In its early stages, ami ill diseases of
tho throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clSIESinen OF every denomination, authors,
eNiN0rS, professors in our various colleges and
by many OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, II IL 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
OnlMm and lpeCaC arc the bilse.
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AMERICAS LIFE DROPS wIIlCure Diptheria.
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague In the Face
lMtnS, Group, Colds, Fever and Agle and
Cholera In a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for use.
ORRlE SKINNER & CO., ProprletorS.
Springfield, Mass. DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. m0rlY-Iv
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a PETITION for the pardon of DIR.
Mudd, now confined mt the Tortugas.
Tor completely in the assassination plot,
is in circulation in Mnryland.-ErcH.
a st"tuette Of John Wilkes Booth, for
Andy Johnson's bedroom, is next in
order,
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DOES not cabinet from which II
states are excluded, hang upon tho
verge of the government"
Docs not a President for whom eleven
States did not vote, hang upOn tho
verge of the government"
While Andrew is swinging around
some one of his circles, will he be
pleased TO answer these queries?
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The Knabe Piano

Iswell enough known throuvro,,, 81.
states to stand upon It's merits and !, ~ ni N
necessary to PEBBLE them IhrnS1TfS n 9N1tt
country n or send agents from door to door I 10
a. The proper way for purchasers to sunr,,,
themselves Is to apply to n responsible s9snSS
as represented. 10y ~ JUST
=, Another method Of pushing bad worl, upon
me pubic Ii to sell through Music Ts,c6cr1,
allowing them large Commissions for TecoE,
91ennlng their Instruments. This mole NJ
uuotng business OF course increases the price as
the purchaser. N4 nun
III, In purchasing from the agent of a arst.class
nanulacturer, an instrument can be had al
the factory Observation-Disclosures the rtnr a.
sentauons o. outside makers that the dealers
ommlsslon Increases the price ofthe instru.
Persons in want of first GLASS Pianos canno,
expect to buy them at second or third CAS-
The public are invited to examine the
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Colgate. Aromatic vegctnDlo Soap.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
G!Jccri"c, and especially designed for the
use Of I.n'IicS and for the Nursery. Its per-
furnc is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivallcd. Forsrle by all druggists.
feb27.lyd,Sg
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Appointments in West Virginia.
John y. Priest, postmaster, Martins
Vile, wetzel county, vice X. a. Sayre,
removed.
Thomas w. Griffin. postmaster.
Wellsburg, Brooke county, vice Thorn
as Hagan, removed.
George w. S. Martin, postmaster,
harrington. Marion county, vice 4. L..
Thomas Rogers, postmaster, Raccoon,
Preston county, vice w. p. Forbney, re-
moved,
J. NJ. Costello, postmaster, Newburg,
Preston county, vice J. r. Smoot, re-
William Hamilton, postmaster,
Evansville, Preston county, viceJ. w.
Fcltner, removed.
Mrs. Sarah Ewing, post VAL
ley Grove. Ohio county, vice w. +. Gill
mer, removed.
Joseph w. Ferrell, postmaster, West
Liberty, Ohio county, vice Samuel BELL,
removed.
y. Henry Garrison, postmaster, Tria-
delphia, Ohio county, Vice John Fer
rell, removed.
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THE President is rapidly progressing
downward. He has borrowed an epi-
tibet from the N. Y. World, and calls
Congress the 'Rump Congress-" Why
does he not take another from the same
source, and style himself as IL STYLED
him two yours ago, n "lrnnken tniior.N
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MARMIAGE ANn CEL1nACY. mn

WNHNINNaE MD NEI4IBACY. an
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
tratc the vital powers, with sure means of re.
lief. Sent free OF. charge iii sealed lcttCr en-
velorcs. Address, DIR. j. SEILI4IN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, PA.
aulN-:ImdSw
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For Sale,
Firennens' Parade,

TTNIE COMPANIES WILL. MEET AT
tho Custom House, at A. NJ, on
Thursday, tho 18th OF Sept.
ROUTE,-Up Market street to North, to
Min, To First. 10 Chnpline, 10 Third, to Mar
kct, to Riddle, to Main, TO John, to Flflh, to
TO Filth, TO Monroe, TO Fourth, TO Union, 10
Market, to Madison, to the Fair Ground on
the Island, then TO Main, to John, to the
Custom House. IRA POWELL
Chairman.
sol. T.. DULEH, Secretary. SepI2-2t
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Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. jul-eod-Iy
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PRICE "a cnnts mud q ,,nri,nti1o

7 TITO 10 V''IIVN IIIIII 81 PCT OOLIIC,
DIR. f.. II. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, MeIrose Mass.
sold to the trade by LAUGHLISS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by ali Drug
EtStS, also by I. II. Logan Il Co., and Logan,
List 4 Co. my2B-3ndSw
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Greenwood Cemetery,


GITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAO
n ,Ss miles east OF the city, is now ready for
n nonIafS;;5 sue a. anu Improvement OF lois.
IN the most modern and Improved style
can De easily reached at all seasons or the
year by the National Road, and for three
IRSn5Ihs 81 the year by the Hempheld Rail
pc Deautihed by every variety Oftrees, shrub
ley; public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
CONTAINS, etc., to make II equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
II ample provision is also made for its en-.
Iaigement, order and care in perpetuity
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
gent, who has plat, or secure them bv cali
ing at the office OF the Secretary, on Main
Persons wishing to make interments will
cal on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission to Lotholders and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary.
r boARD OF DIRECrORs.-A. ]. Sweenev
PPreSident; Z. Q. Bonham, Secretary: 4 r
RR dTp e John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel. Jos.
Jordan, E. A. Hildreth. anai ia ~: ~
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Ohio County Union Ticket.


House OF Delegates,
Col. NORTON McGlEEES,
carr. HENRY WALLACE,
GIBSON l. CHASMEE-
sheriff.
JACOB BUHK1.E.
PrOSecuIiuE Attorney.
A. BOLTON CALDWELL.
Clerk CircuiTCOurG.
LIEUT.. SAMUEL h McCOLL4OCH.
Recorder.
SERGEANT JAMES a. MACAULEY.:
County Treasurer.
Col wM. r. CURTIS.
County Surveyor.
SERGEANT ]. u. WHITMAN.
Assessors.
CItu District All DAY,
OOIs's;V PRIVATE JAS. {. MAXWELL
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THE PRESIDENTS ST. LOUIS SPEECH,
The st. Louis Democrat, commenting
on Mr.. Johnson's speech in that city,
which has shocked the whole country.
says: "But no typographical art can
give any conception of its tone, Snecr-
ing, sarcastic and malignant whenever
he referred to the Freedmen's Bureau.
to Congress, to the punishment of trai.
tors, or to impartial suffrage; defiant
and revolutionary when he talked of
the future; bOastful and triumphant
when he spoke of having turned loose"
over forty thousand OF "Our men''-
captured rebels; intensely and over
pOweringly egOtiStic at ali times. His
fMvOrite beginning for sentence was
Yes" sounded like something about
half way between "yeas," and "yahs,"
IN drawing manner and loud, harsh
tone, and no words can express the
sncering, dOgmatic, and insufIerably
seif-sntisfied meaning which he threw
INTO 1t. lie sPnko very deliberately,
apparently weighing tho effect OF every
word, and was not pushed into any
nasty expressions by any intcrruptiOnS.
and If his speech il u revolutionary hnr.
rangue, artfully addressed 10 the worst
passions of bad men, we cannot avoid
the conviction that IL was deliberately
intended TO reach such passions. Il
was "a very bad speech, but bad ns IL
was, it was the best he had to give"
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alflv advertisements.
Wheeling Skating Park.

TTNIlE DIRECTORS OF TIE WHEELING
Skating Park nrO requested TO meet at
the Office of VIM. q. LETTERS, on Monroe
street, this Thursday evening" at TX O'Clock,
for tho transaction OF important business.
BY ORDER f. BOOKING, Secretary.
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gAnstraI austrura1euts.

THE GREAT REPUTATION OF TUT
fsTIor rano mas induced makers of IN
NE erS Inat the Pianos they sell are preISaS
69 sane as the kG6e made by worF@aly
This Is an old d0d0e, and one iSe;
a aSt oy manufacturers, who cannon ply tdI
IneI Instruments to the trade AMI Se, Seu
market at any price. '"en on the
inns mode OF doing business shorld /.
sn4PegR T9 GSG9y1nee purchasers at once Of ,be
mere fact Of small makers tskinG f. IhS
the stANDARB, and working unon ie tb. a.
reputation should be all the evidenceen r tneir
Il is web known fact that al, fin,
agencies and dispose OF their goods f6 I6I.eeSi
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Tor G"NCrnOr,
ARTHUR l. FOREMAN, OF Wool.
Secretary OF tho state.
Cot. JOHN $. wITCHER, OF Cal,cll.
Auditor.
JOSEPH NJ. McwHoRTEH, OF HNauC.
Treasurer,
MAJOR JACOB II. BRISTOR, III Taylor.
Attorney CSCncrRI.
COL THAHER MELNl%, Of BrUoke.
Judge OF Supreme Court Or Appeals,
EDWIN MAXWELL, OF D"idridgO.
For Congress.
IL Dlss,TsI-C. II HUERARD, Of Ohio.
.,'f DLsirIcf-S. NJ. KITCHEN, OF Berkeley.
For state Senate First OIstrIctN
ARCHIRALDW. Campbell, of Ohio
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YoUSG MEN.-In a speech at Pough-
kcepsic, on Monday last, MIR. Greeley
used the following language in regard
to the attachment of young men to tho
Republican pnrty:
Tho great body of tho loyal, patriotic
youth OF the country was recruiting tho
party day by day. They recognized
those who stood by the country and
bore her safely on TO triumph. They
knew by whom the Government was
nssailed. They knew by whose strong
and loyal arms it was upheld and pre.
served. Lot great men fall away. Let
leaders not imagine that because tLev
nre gene from us, we are NIL gone. Lot
the talse-hearted and faint-hearted
i Saar,. uA; ten thousand true young
Isarts will take their places; and the
NY u not distant whom from the DOlIs
o. o., INC IS, state OF New York will roverbo,
verdici nun, sIMTihders OF great popular
I Union I, shall stand forever; that loyal
be the sh 1nusg o w II, and It's laws shall
all men forever. "''ico W
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sOAPS-TOILET, BATH, SHAW
~ ing and Family Soaps, OF French, English
ana American manufacture. A large Rfocir
on hand and for sale by EDMUND BOOK.
ING. No: Odd Follows Hall. auI3
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Union State Ticket.

THURSDAY MORNING., NEpT. Us.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.
sgpss:s 'a At
wHbs sAs5sEoS BE- s4 q o sSfEasSk
ags AZ ss sas
IN location experience and % par
as s; Ss psrss SH Il: horse
HA'a ), snra SsSSrI RS.SV sos SALE
u .A sIca r CLOCKS osSRsyzhs, 40.
At THE iaE1%sssosrSSdh,,TSSSs SsIEsEooAs,
TNc, .. BELTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
sElrS a WIZ sell on ns saose Fig FIG
ures Aiabaster Groups Uns Etauetes Vases Card re.
I r. .oSo " 3
Aso an Of extra fine now s
ready Goods be examined day before and mornng II
sale.
lanes sEsyIss. AUcrIoSEER,1 y, IL sstL a! At
Forivsrssreet Horses carrsges Toe md Np Wagons,
ss.ny Do aass and sos Harness twenty serars Bella
r ns s % xs & s having
sen win pleAss eter das before sale Sale positive without
JAMES JENKINS AUcrIoNEER,
Broadway Fosyhrst street at O'Clock, Horses Car
risges Wagon, Doctors Phaetons, Express Wagons Rock
always. Portland and Albany seighs, two-seat do,
dot single Harness. 20 Strap Bes also large lot vf
Barets Wolf Fear Genet and Lap Robes Those having
Horses sell Wal please enter day before SALE Sale pcs
tiY. without reserve.
yoHN l.. vaNDEwATEs, AUCTIoNEEH.
regular sale Of
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.,
comprising choice and valuable Stock. Also line Of hne
Harness. 10 pay advanoes Also Line Of choice Robes,
Blankets. &c.
Particulars ct sale
r BoaARr, AUcTToNEER.-wEDNEsDA DEC. IS
81 l0< O'Clock Atthe Auction rooms, No. North VIII
liam street renerM assortment Of Household Furniture
consisting Of Paror Bedroom and Kitchen Furnturo also
lot Of Fancy Goods Bisnkots, 70 cases Cement, &c.
M DOUGHTY; AUcrIoNEER.-rUEsDAY DEcEM.
III. Der H. at I0 O'Clock ut the saesroon ~ Nassau
Centecl Household Furniture removed for
nenc Of SALE consisting Of velvet Carpets French plate pier
Mirrors rosewood. walnut paror and library Furniture;
grern brocatel and hair cloth; walnut mahog
any Chamber Suits; and walnut marble
top Bufets Expansion Tables: walnut stauary Centre
Tables library secretary bNscases dining Chairs Turk.
ish Lounges and Chairs Hal, Sands Gas Chandeliers and
Brackets Oh Paintings and Engraving china Dinner Sets.
cottage and pianoor.es Also two iron Safes office
Desks c sale will be peremptory aud worthy the atten-
ton Of housckecpers and dealers.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-wILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, AT
n O'Clock. IS North Moore street. black Mare 10
hands high Sold for bill Of keep.