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California Uines.
GURNER " Co.,
DEALERS IN
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES,
No so CEDAR-Sr,
NETWORK.
California Wines.

These valuable gaining public favor with astonishing
rapdy and ,h Unprecedented unrvsled popularity
without merit They only be fairly tested give them the
preference others IS purifier Of the blood they excel all
other Wines the certificates which have Voluntarily
been ,eudeedO enner, ty.eian wel gentlemen
in every position lie proof conclusive that these Wines
useful in al case. fos which they ere recommended.
The following brand. offered by They comprise all the
varieties now grown q tie State 'nt'ble for sale
WHITE OF Hook light straw color, very delicate and
fne favored.
CLAREr superior wine foF table use.
ANGELICA, rich and nstnra much admired BY ladies'
and valuable in the chamber makes hne whey and ees
II and well adapted for Communion purposes
NucArEL agh, eOiOred highly aromatic wine Very similar 70
the celebrated Toksy
PoR-De.p red eoor fine Favor ale III Hany 'ePe''' Will"
the Oh wines Of Lisbon.
Gn.pr BRANDT pure disii lation ofoar wines.
WIZ BrrrERs very seest. tonic and remedy oT hs
dGrrhes
Tb.i, On. ofthe mot valuable combinations Of useful and
beverage been offered the public Millions
were throughout the North durne the 10 year,
ard introduced has proved welcome addition to he In
valid table the family circle aud the bachelors sdsbos
de. who strength and appetite and suffer from
vomiting and vertigo gentlemen who don't Sse very we'll Just be
fore breakfast dinner whose stomsehs out Of order and whose
.en generally eersnsed mothers uesnns children and .1
frns general deby children Of seky Isnrs and sour ey
u.ptie occasion TO change then
water and who vs msons Districts sad are 'ubeeted 20
Influences will ind Of the no'a valuable in'soIs'ss
II Wa used very extensively 1851 with Heh general ntsseton
that pubic deem 20 peensh
v Of the which have received esyns 10 hs
very All hs, say 10 70 gosfnts
thai will pledge ourselves TO ianlsh ~ Article fVAs AID
TERATKD. . - x..tr... ana
weak n lung. h mos, happy eject One little g in particular
with pains head loss appetite and daily wasting eonamP
len an whom Al medical had exhausted has been entirety
ts.torad teapoonful day her spfee snd
,trsngth .spldly increased and sho IL now well
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SiuailonssUanteo- alales.
VvHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
II oURNER Co. No. o. Ceiir At, New'iorf-
See advertisement Ia aaohsr column
nRUG CLERK wants n SITUATION. Address
- DRUG CLERK, Boz No. re Tims. odee
UO DRUGGISTS - An experienced APOTHE-
CARY wants STU ton CLERK In dru. store. Ad
dfess A. J., Whitnsy's Point, ~ Y.
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rs,.euger Station YORK. Twenty sevsuh-s- ana
Fousthsvs EnIsnss twenty sessntns~
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WOODS THEATER.
w LAST WEEK Off
HANLOS BROTHERS, VERSATILE COMPANY.
THURSDAY August 30
HANLoN SHADOW PANToAlME
Fourth appet Of Miss $500
KATHLEEN oNEIL
the ,el.bta1i Irish vocalist.
" MASTERS CARON
Second week OF tie ceebruted
CUBAN BROTHERS, ESPINOSA and RODERIQUEs.
TIE HANLON BROTHERS. Thomss. Edward and Frederick
syory NIGHT end the entire company varied programme
FRIDAY, Aug. u. - - 49,. - -
Boz book open.
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amusemenH.

WINTER GARDEN.
w Lose. aad Manager NJ wa sTuARRr
THURSDAY EvENiS9 fas g.
LAST hlOIT But TWO
LAST NIGHT But TWO
Of tie engagement OF tAs d Ss5 SSIra;ss 40
JOHN BBOJGdAM.
who viii apre Ills evening f1r tue last time but two 10 hb
'A"' NEW DRAMA
O'DONNFLL's MISSION,
OOOESELLS MlosiON.
pre.enfsd with f.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. ...,..,,,. ,,eo,,,r.vxrs
JOHN BROUOAAM,
Capt RODERICK ODOSNELL
SAII RDAN EVENING Sept I,
FAREWELL BENEFIT
.,, ,,,,.,u JOHN BRouGHAM
MOST sUCCEssFUL ENGAGEMENr
nSSS' 0PSn e q re GGFpsnas at o'clock
Mr. l. YEIfoS IeorThoLp. ..,
THE CuARLATAE.
- ROADWAY THEATER. Admission 80 cents
ID Nos is3 and is5 Broadway Of BfoOme-'t.
Continued success OF q e dstDeuished rsz.dan.
Mr.. JAMES STARK.
Production Of the great Drams; IA three acts Of
THIS EVENlNG dooTs open at y beg,n' At 3 ,u.,u
f time in New York tue great ersma, with New scen,y New
Costumes New Appointments -
ii' Gp,is, 81 G5ns j. e Hssc Marshal Lsnnes j. H.
JACK "Feg,he"M ". Lefngwei; Marshal Duroc O. w sod
Ppo O. e Davenport Other characters by Mes Reed 1Sd
man Beekp ~. rdan. Peck, &C. &C. 49, 80
Empres. Jo. Inc Miss Cei, Logan there's la Bsles l,.
Ella Turner Secretaries. Ushers Pages Lede' Of Honor soaef
&c. by company and lerse auxiliary corps -
seats DO I'd the Boa Oe foa 10 10 clock SIX dy'
'n Au'ahOe' p,,,p,,ppp G ,rrrpn,y .,ATtNrr
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6itunlions Wanico-females
TIVE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
II 0uRSER 4 Co, Ne. 50 CedsTst.. New -Nork.
Sc. Advertisement In another column.
NVEr NURSES CAN BE OBTAINED, from 10
w 10 o'eloot daily at toe NURSES AGENCY No. siIh-
o.. Bowcry.
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GUNNER Retreats.

H'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il CURNER / Co. 80. 81 Cedarst.. New-ioTk.
See Advertisement IN another column
rENHE BEST OF COUNTRY BOARD may he had n
the PETTPAU0 HOUSE EsseI Conn. daIins the Ful
Wn,er tor : 80 per wek Address NJ CUMMINGS. for par
ticulafs.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
state Matters.

AN EDITOR IN LUcK.-Gen. North
colt, of the Glarksbprg Telegraph, re-
ceiyed, With other SChristmas gifts,
three hundred, dollars from his Union
friends in Harrison county. His SER
vices for the Union cause with sword
and pen deserve 1T, and his luck is in
having friends. mhol appreciate that
fact. .aggi2 aEAD TIIGT
SoSs OF, TEMPRRANoE.--A. subordi-
nate Division of thesons ofTemperance
has been organized at Clarksburg,
which will exercise the functions of a
Grand Division of the State, until one
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george rrnnelsTrainn nIn'sesaspeeeh


Tie celebrated George Francis Train
made a speech a few. days ago in st.
Joseph, Missouri, in which he paid his
compliments thus to the Hannibal q st.
10. Railroad: ,,-s.l -
Mr.. .Train-"Do you want my candid
opinion? EYes.l Call it then the Horri-
Bile & Slow-Jogging Railway: laugh
teri The name arises from there being
a cow-catcher on the stern to keep the
ox-teams from running into it. Laugh
ter The Grand Trunk Railway in
Canada is the grandest English swindle
Jogging Railwayiis the grandest Amer
fcan sWindle of the aga- EAPP1au"e
and laughter.1 It lives by swindling,
moves by swindling and has Its being
by swindling. [Appla4se.l It was
born by corruption "A and lives ny ,6lIs als-
menced by laying the rails down onthe
top of the grass and waiting for the
wash of the rains to do the grading,
rlauphter,l so as to sWindle the State
out Of five millions of bonds. That's
SOL The swindle is on the taxpayers.
They made an abortion OF the enter
prise in order to swindle the State out
of six hundred thousand acres of land.
TThat's sol The road was never built:
It Crowed like TopsY. Laughter
1t is n swindle on the freighters -charg-
ing more than any other road in the
land, with no accommodations. The
merchants have to pay across MISSOURI
two hundred. and six miles, one-third
the whole freight to Boston. That is
where the swindle comes in. 1t is also
n swindle on the people of st. Joseph
No passenger speaks well of it. Every.
body disguised with the road damns
Sc 10: EGaugIiter and that's SOL Yet
what can st. 10. do? The directors al
live east, and when they come to sur.
vey and examine, they are whipped
over the roads in a champagne car, anC
90 back no wiser than WHOM they came
Laughter dents, damages, anc
deaths are of no account. The direct
ors pocket the profits, and the public
pockets the swindle. Laughter.l They
swindle. the passengers. AT Hnnniba
they. take our money, and give us th'
choice between freezing, starYing,s Of
accidental death. rs Laughter and ap
plause.l We arrived yesterday an safl m 4
over a good road the North. ,Missoprt
in company with, General Rollins, t.
Centra1ia, and were due at st. Jo. THU
morning at 4; and only got in at IL
the afternoon. Instead of being on fol
Omaha at 8 A. M, here i am talking tt
tie. people of st. 10. [Good-glad yor
stopped. u Wewere detained nine hour
| mo wood, no water; no coal, no fire
nineteen little children sitting on thu
stove to keep, ,itwarm. Laughter lda
i
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Rar Department.
Ne,rs OF the day.

Asixmonths' court martial at Albany
has tired out.
King Leopold of Belgium left a pri-
vate fortune of SIG, ,0O0, 600.
The names ofdelinquent taxpayers
fill three. large pages of one of the
Philadelphia newspapers.
"A man has been sentenced to three
months imprisonment at York, Eng
land, for attempting so hang himself.
NJ. D. Conway in his last letter to
The Round Table says: sI saw Dickens
the other day. Time is beginning to
tell on him; tho crows have left, plenti-
fully, their tracks on his brow he has
always an anxious look" fs sE
The Committee appointed to secure a
proper person to pronounce eulogy
on the life and character OF the late
President Lincoln, have thus far been
unable to secure any one! Both Stan
ton aud Holt have declined, though
neither of them have assigned any
reason therefor, further than that they
| have not time to attend to 1t. o4-f4- -
One of the first things to be done in
Congress this week is to take up the
question of the assumption of the loyal
! State war debt. There Is very strong
feeling among Cong gressnien In favor OF
! such a course. sr
The English Indy who recently was
brought Deiofe- the Fonce Court py neL
father, a Clergyman, for having married
her groom, has arrived in this country,
| where her husband, il he handles
horses well, Will no doubt, attain dis
tinguished social position. ss-s ii.'
The Boston Post says that II is report
ed that new monthly is to be started
! in New York 10 secure for that metro
/ polls the honor which the atlantic ls
1 supposed to retain for Boston, OF lead.
ing the magazine literature of oul
country. 81
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An exchange "a ", y ants to know what
pnrsnits are ieeitit nate for ex-rebsls.h p
We suggest the pm suit S1Iln Of haPpi1nesss 91 'sss
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DIRT. j. KIsNERs !

TTNESDERS HIS STHANKSTO ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their Iconfi-
dence and patronage, and would si11prm MS
friends and the people generally TINT he Will,
the coming year, occupy his Old once on I'd
street, near Reed & Kfnftis Drug Store, Centre
Wheenng, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed in reference TO their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor Is able at an
times and under all circumstances, to describe
and TO assure OF the probable result and dur1a-
ton Of treatment He praslleeS the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mid hut effective
remedies, supporting instead OF depressing
the Vital PowerS- The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up in his own
Offfce, Besides tl1e treatment of .AcutA Dis
cases DR.. Kisner Will give his attention to the
Treatment of all varieties OF Chronic disease.
T1iRt sebufga OF the human racA Scrof1la IN
an its varfed forms, viz: Purulent DISCHARGES
from the Ear, so prevalent among children.
PTlrIilent Opihalmia, O1enn, Enlarged Glands
ITIcarafions Cancers and all varldeS OF Skin
DiseaseS win receive his special attention.
diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Heart, Liv-
er Complaints pinrTh6at lysentery, and Piles
Diseases of the Urinary Organs SSphlts, &c,
Nervous and Spinal AnecttQns. EptlepSy,
Rheunnatism md Paralysis, Diseases Of Fe-
maleSt tDyemenorrhea ,Leucorrhea Prolapsus
uteri. and All Painful irregularities and Ner-
vous Diseases to which they are sum ne
treats SUCCESSFULLY. Tho treatment OF CHILL
DREN viii receive thesame attention. as mere
tofore.. All eonsultAf lions and communities
ttons strictly confidential, and viii receive
prompt attention. Night calls eFfnLfi an
swered. Once houtS Nom Q TO LA. nl.s kto
and to 9P.M. iun2
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The story of the war I'm West virginia
FA1RMoHT, Jan. s, 1866.


Editors Intelligence, I: i.;:s.
I see by your paper of this day that
YOU attribute the authorship of the
f'Story of the War in West Virginia, I"
about to be published in the Fairmont
Hedette, to DIR. Dennis Dorsey OF this
place. Permit me to say that such a
statementis is entirely without AUTHORITY
DR.. Dorsey is probably very competent
to write such story, as he Is man OF
literary taste and culture. He we'll de
serves the handsome complement you
have paid him, and 1 am happy to an
nounce that he is one of number OF
able writer's who have kindly promised
to furnish occasional literary articles
Please correct the impression your
article is calculated to make. am
sure the Doctor has no desireto appro-
priate the honor which may, by and py,
be claimed by another. I may add,
without impropriety, that the story IS
one of marked ability and interest, and
will reflect credit upon the real author
.s;SYoufs, truly,
siQ az J. n, BOYD, Ed! Redette.
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REV. A. n. II. BOYD This distin7
gufshed Presbyterian clergyman, who
died at Winchester, yiginia, a few days
ago. was born near Martinsburg in
1914. In early life he went to the uni
versity of Edinburgh, Scotland. { Here
1t was his pleasure to attend the lectures
of such men as the distinguished DIR.
Chalmers and Sir William Hamilton.
His first sermon was preached IN LDr,
Chalmers' chapel, in Edinburgh. He
subsequently, returned to his native
land, and entered upon his first charge
of the Church at Leesburg and Middle
burg Virginia, February, 1888. He
was called to the Church In HARRISON
burg, Virginia, December, 1910. where
he remained until he accepted the call
to winchester, March, 1882, which pas
torate of over twentyrt three years was
Terminated only by his death. Pend-
ing his charge of the Church in Win
chester, he received and declined the
following charges, viz: TO the Church
in, Washington City, Richmond, st.
Louis; Philadelphia, Alexandria Bal
timore and Indianapolis. For the last
fifteen wears it was his rule to preach
three sermons every Sunday: a
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Matters and Things at Wnshlngton.

Matters and Things at Washington
Probable Movements In Congress.
Washington letter of Saturday last
informs us That the Tennossee Senators
and Representatives will probably be
admitted to thair seats this week. The
President is reported anxious for their
admission.
Mr.. Seward's excursion is productive
of much speculation. There is nothing
improbable in the conjecture that he
may have an interview at st. Thomas,
if he lands there, with theyeteran Mexi-
can chief Santa Anna. The General, in
his last futile attempt to restore order
in Mexico, struck upon the policy, nc
cordtng to the report of Gen. Gadsden,
their own minister, of instituting and
relying upon the three guarantees-the
army, the church, and an imperial gov
lerntnent. he had relinquished his
youthful hope of creating a republic out
| of such material as he had in Mexico
1t may be interesting to our Secretary
lof State to know what his present views
are in regard to the adaptation of Mexi-
cans to Republican representative gov
| ar0On ont -s54lffa
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Landreth's Garden Seeds.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE AR
il rangen1entsto to have on hand q complete
assortment OF Lnndrethis Garden Seeds to sup.
ply the Spring trnde. We are also anthortzed
.toreceive orders nom Market Gardeners apd
All who may favor us with their patronage
may depend upon get ting q genuine Article at
the growers prizes, " 5e tilled N
are scarce we would urge upon an the I'M
portaucelok. sending In their orders eariy.E !
80 =. Tf-ts7 : rS9ORRELL & Co.. <
oc25 s Cor. OF Market and Quincy Sts.
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/ Arising question is likely to engage
the attention of Congress and of the
State legislatnres-the right of a State
to tax Federal securities. The Federal
courts and Congress have hitherto de-
.nied the right, but the body of voters
and tax payers in the States do not see
the matter in the came light. ss b.
Theretiring State comptroller of New
York, Mr.. Robinson, remarks that the
question will be reargued and resettled. |.
This is one of those questions easily
agitated, andis very likely to be brought
into the arena of party politics. If the
States be permitted to exercise this
power, they will do it to some purpose,
and to an extent that will embarrass
the intended policy Of funding the float
ing debt. Instead of converting the
floating debt into long bonds ut five per
cent, It would more probably require
eight per cent. to secure that conyer-
sion, rs
The following is statement showing
the comparative. disbursements of the
Treasury on account of the War, Navy
and Interior Departments for the quar-
ter ending Dec. 81, in the years 1s61-62-
e. S-64-65: :i ae.
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THE RE7AppEARANcE OF aISDw1S
BoorH.-Edwin Booth re=appeared at
the New York Winter Garden on
wednesday night as 'sHamlet,'" which
he ISIayed for over one, hundred conse-
cutfve nights during the last season:
Considerable fear prevailed that there
would be trouble on the occasion of his
first appearance, but those who knew
anything Of the present police system
of the city had no anticipRttons OF. ser1-
ous Disturbances. 1T might, perhaps,
in terest some of the persons intending
to create difficulty 10 learn that tiye
shnr,dred policemen were in the morn
iinoe \ 1rtlefed TO beready for duty at the
theat,-e, and one company of the Sew
anth Regiment was; TO be at the armoEy
,,reoaTt d for instant service. Between
the sIoc. 1sts" Of the, ,frst and the mus mus.
heo sto,t live d. The city at last rejoices in
Il Neyof " no VIII probably never order
the troops to use. blank cartridge II, in
case az troui lie, as was done with sqsh
Srfss 5isss3r6Sns "a nsequences at the Mac
ready riot in 4 istor Place. ds43
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7 ET.IY Q alIsaital. n3a
n u H II LES
CELEBRArED r,si
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a PUREIY iYEGETlAl lAltIL BILE ToNI0ll
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nHE BEST TONIC m THE WORLD
They inyigoate, gtrengt then and give new
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and viii cure all cdses Of Dyspepsia, Debility,
Intermittent Fever, Diarrhea, ScrQtulA, Gout,
Gravel. Jaundica, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Los OF Appetite, Heartbnrn;
BILIOUS CoIic, Cholera Bofbus. Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, Salt Rhenm, Seaesiesk-
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PUREIY yEdErABIE,- Hnbbels celebrated
Golden Bitters ara composed Of Gentiani Cal
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Anise, Orange
Peel, Calisaya Bark, Golumbo, Bark OF Sasa-
fras Root Sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car:
away Seed, Yellow Dock, Dandeliop, &c.i-an
preserved IN Jamaica Rum.
The Grent Cure for an Diseases OF the
stomach. Liver and BoWelst
The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity fOr, a safe and trustworthy medi-
cine, free from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 50
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable themito per-
form their proper functions without q con-
tinual resort to medicinal aid. I,
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ward WarlI Is Not At AN End.

A TTHE NEwBooT& &SHoESroRE No.
n I5s Main Street where INST class goods
fiIaT1 any other hiishmenttn this cisy-
CONE ONE COME ALL TO JOHN h.
ROBINSON, where you VIII nnd 9 wen Sc
sisffne Of every thing In the Hne Of Ladies'
Cent? and Miss wear, kept constantly on
occupied by M. John Bishop. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves and secure good bar
Rnins. Now Is the time % get your money
back, and at the same time feplenfSh your
understanding. Don't forget the place, the
sign of the Big BACK Boot !, u. now.
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o : xLIdKAII .sEOY.i4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-02-24
SEEDS!g SEEDS!
FARMERS, GARDENERS and Others


WYE offer the most offensive assortment Of
w Frss, Field, Garden, Fault, and Flower
Seeds on the Pacific Coast, from the best grow
ers in the United States and Europe compris.
5000 lbs. -AlfalfA Ulover sssd, pnrs growth
1000 lbs. Red Glover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Clover.
1000 lbs, Tin othy Grass Seed. Hi8 /
b 1000 Ms. HunkSfian Grass Seed X : j 1879
1000 lbs. Miliet Seed.
1000 lbs. Lucerncs Clever Seed.
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20 bush. Rye Grass Seed.
%. 20 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
10 bush. Esnprsir cloves Seed $40 .
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10 bush. California Prairie Glover.
800 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
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400 lbs. Long Blood Beet.
200 lbs. Turnip Blood Beet.
500 TBS. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
~ 200 lbs. Early. White. Dutch Turnip Seed.
49, 200 lbs. Red Top Turnip Seed. 's- 49,.
200 Tbs. Long Orange Carrot.
100 lbs. White Belgian Carrot. 49,,
400 ms. Assorted Onion Seed.
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UNI or ANATOMY AND SCIENCE"
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