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VETERINARY SPECIFIC8. : =
DIR. r. j. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES

NEW TREATMENT 4 NEW REMEDIES,
0EFIcE, sDs 81, CENrRE WHEELING, W. VA
nR 4. HAVING SECURED THE SER
win attend to the prepartion 81 iinetli. AZ
cineS1 putting up prescriptions &C., Will ena-
BILE him TO .giye more attention TO out pa
country. His medicines are ali prepared m
his own ofnce, and all delivered TO his M
tients tent by himselt Dr. Is. treats all dlseases
lty b afnicted. He has alarRe number or new
renedleSt which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurable, among which may
be named Consumption, SCTOfuIa. Dis.
CanceB and Skin Diseases. HIS mode 81
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
and Air Passages. HypertEophy and all 9th.
or diseases OF the HeaFt, Neuralgia, Epilepsy
spinal Anections, and an diseases Of the Eer-
tested 1t to be the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. DIR. K
mont of All IseaSeS T1ecnIiaI. 10 vtome W.
Menstrul Distractions, Painful MenstTustI0n,
4egcrEhea Uterine and OYaEion Tumolz,
which they are subject.
He makes q specially In the treatment of
all ChTonlc Affections of the G6nitO Urinary
Organs, viz: Oatarrh of Bladder and .UFethrIS
Irritable BLADDER, and Eon-retention and
DE1b6IpE q U[ins, UFinary Deposits or
philltie Diseases In all their varied forTns
GhOnarrheay its complications and seuueIlGe
SpeFmRtoFTheaan and 1mpotency, and all odIc.
uons consequent upon thfu1 ndfscfetIOEE
ASP spectal attention paid TO the treatment
Of Ftstulnss White Swelling, SCFofnlOns
Sores, NaricoGe Ulcers, Ac. ReFSJIaS .frffi icfed
particularly with old tpOuble5Ome c1Seg'
shQuld lose no tune to call on or addreS SDR
promptly noticed Once pfeseFiptfons and
medicine cash For visits in city, same Is
other PhyGicianE ONCE hours 9 Al M.ItO "
MI Z, II. to4 T. H., and 6P. =. to9P. NJ
= 4~a H.
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Judge Thomhs ". HarrIsOn and the
ReststEatIoR Law.
= mfeUi0enc9

since the amendment 10 the Constitu-
ton and the laws our loyal people fol-
lowed In making its ratification, the
test oath and Registration laws are
denounced by our opponents, including
Judge Harrison, as Unconstitutional
and void. 1t cannot be thought irrele-
want at this time to examine these laws
In other aspects thana mode or means
for GSeeTtdiRiRg tte required citizenship
oEa person Offering to vote or register,
in which respect they seem to have
been also iustifled by the Constitution
and pertinent O{the enquiry. Our OPP
ponents read ssectiont6 Of article 1st OF
the Constitution, viz: ..the citizens OF
the Stdte are the eitfeeNs Of tie UJafted
States residing therein, I" and then they
read section 1st of article Sd, Wig; "the
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ea NEW FIRM aa.s
PARTRIDGE's GALLERY,


WHEELING We VA
nHR NEW FIRM ARE NOW oFFRR-
ing I, t1,, t1s lIlt9 =. oiic
Virginfa, 70 obtain pictures sof an STYIsEs
and KINDS knOWnt0 theArt. With ourin-
creased facilities for operating, in the way n
new improvements In Instruments. ma OEff
magnificent LIGHT, we CAN'T BE BEAT in
style or price. -,it--e tl9-s % 3eiTiil
- ' OPoe Itelif N .ss ssfssT
z This l9 q new and ihs1utI6nl style of pic
tureGy which isveFy popular in ali the lead
ing galleries of the EEttil tfle5 We are nov
producing They can either be taken from
Life, QEeopied nom other plctnTeS and, when
We are now FI1Ee9lHed 70 execute work OF
al kinds tEOm Gems b Portrait Size.
PietuFG8 Of deOelsd spenSohs eopiad ana
Tsp 5Hs4 A. icJRARRRIDaE & Co.
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\ PnRMNNENT PRrsslIpnNT. q

"A PER4ANENT PREs1DRET. = The
Richmond Dispatch, commenting upon
the popularity of General Grant with
the Union party, and the prospect of
his being the nominee for the President,
says:
1--WE doubt whether there is any me-
cessity for new shuttle. AET. johnson
suits US Ve1y lOell; and as there is no in
tention on the part Of the Radicals to al,
low us,a constitutional election by all
the States, there is no necessity for an
unconstitutional one by a part of the
States. Mr.. JoIttsod has as much 3igltt
IN LdtD and IN morals to hold on 70 the Pre-
Sideaey as the Radicals have to put in
another man against the wishes of a
States.'t, -$9- izszsszs ~
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oNE'of the notices displayed at Pitts
burghis as follows : "There can be no
lasting peace while the flag of the
Union cannot wave unmolested over
the graves Of our fallen comrades" !"
Every veteran in the land cannot but
appreciate the force of the inscription.
They have come up from amid the din
and smoke of many battles, and many
comrade has fallen by rebel hands
and foundagrave inrebeI soil. To. day,
sanctioned by the declarations of An
drew johnson. the spirit of. the rebel
lion is so fostered, that in many quar-
ters the privilege is denied TO hoist the
''old flag" or II displayed, 1t is hooted
and hissed, Let every veteran think of
this: every soldier who, through the
long march and severe contest, fought
for the redemption of Southern soil to
the dominion of the General Govern
ment. Shall they find at last that their
old companions who sleep SO far away
from the homes they knew, arestill un-
protected by the Stars and Stripes, in
defense of which they fell.
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY



nIREoCToIRa: dfs
I. 4. Logan, T. r. ShalleroRs, Geo. X. Wheat
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeelEleF, 8amI. AicClels
LAuRhIin y
TNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take rislIB 0t
fair rates on buildings or an Rnfs, meTchans
disc, manufacturing eEaablIshmRiitR flrni-
ture, steamboats, and c1rgOes ON the western
sons FOR a term of yaanR. This Company of
terB superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three yegis nd Tg-
duced rates. This being home institution,
conposed OF some ntnety-fouF stock holders,
most OF whom are among our Oest business
sideratlon of the lnsuring public, and sOllCits
their patronage. - = -alfi'i
attended to by the SecFetaFy.
ONCE, No. EMcIIure House. being the laFnO
formerly occupied by Adams IexDFegs Co
~. Y. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN President. -
GEO. MENDELl, Vice President gas..
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their tsaducers will have been forgotten,
or remembere only with shame. Let
us then stand united and firm and do
what is right "as God gives us TO see
the right, and all will be well. an
ni respectfully, G. p.
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AsARrr of consolation for the Democ-
racy, who have surrendered party name
and organization to ANDREW JOHNSON,
we reproduce this paragraph from the
Augusta lGeorgta) onstitWtSonaltsti b
"The Democrats have already receiv-
ed a sad lesson, and they are destined
to be humbled still lower. It was a
proverb of Franklin's that, HIf a man
cheat me once, he is knave; but If he
cheat me twice, I am a FOOL" They
have put themselve es under the leader
ship of a man whose whole career is
one of fraud, violence and unblus6ing
demagoguery; one who has been ste1d-
lily. and Justly. denounced as most unfit
to govern, they have accepted as lead
er when great qualities were most need
ed. Mr.. Johnson's tour has done the
business for him. 1t is impossible to
express the vehemence with which he
is denounced by men ofall parties"
The Richmond TH1tig, taking the Pres
idential pilgrimage and the result OF
the election in Maine into considera.
ton, is not cheerful. The effect of the
two events has been to arouse a sense
of impending calamity. Its language
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"A wARs1Sa 10 IYouNe .AfElv.-Yon
are just starting in life, with the world
before you, when and how to choose.
Beware how you connect your fortunes
with decayed and dishonest party, in
delibly stained with treason, and upon
whose tombstone the historian viii
write: False to liberty, false to coun-
try, and false to the age in which 1t
-liVedsp The DemocratiCp party has COM
mitted q crime for which history has no
pardon, and the memories of men no
1oFgetfn fitness; whose C6lofs grow darker
from age TO age, and Tor which the e1e-
,craIons Of manRipd become more Bit
ter from generation 70 generate
Governor Norton, * Tisai, i.s.s
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.BIsHoPs CoLESso's VIEWS Bishop
'GoIenso, with view 10 q restatement
of histheological opinions, Is printing
the sermons which he has recently
preached, and IN them he plainly dis
cards sc.tne recognized doctrines and
stafements He rejects the account of
the Temptati0n IN the Wilderness rs q
fable; the doctrine OF the Trinity, he
the Apostles the accounts Of naans OF
the SaFi0rys miracles are spurious, and
there are no such beings as o devil lOF
devils who have influence In this world.
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MleGifaI.
SimiHa SimtltbEtl C,ronn.r.
HUMPHREYS,

Homeopathic Specifics.
'HAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
= = experience, an entire sncceas; SimplF-PrOmpt-
Etleients and Reliable. They Hrs the only AiGslI-
ctnes pertectIy adapted to popular uss-s6 simple
that mistakes cannot be made in using them; 20
harmless as to be Tree from danger and efficient a.
to be always reliable. They have IhisB tho highest
eommendAtion from all, and will always rOndeF sat-
stactton. tt1=--F Ftl 1EfF
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"Such feeling, whether an unguar-
ded fear, mysterious instinct, or ra-
tional deduction from a general survey
of public affairs, has, within week
past, taken possession of the Southern
mind. Ashadow, gigantic and loomy,
hovers over us all, depressing our spfr-
its and exciting our fears. s."Y ~ n
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The Registration of Rebels

a Very Important Decision on
the Other Side.
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500 Remnants OF Dry Goods.
morning about 500 Temnants Of every
Description Of Dry Goods, With very low
prices marked In plain flgIIFe8 ON each pieea.
t9R 5s.4s ifGlur5z =, j. z. RHODES,
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The Harrison Court a set-oF
Against Hampshire.
The Hampshire Judge in the
Harrison Court Upsets the
Harrison Judge in the
Hampshire Court.
Judge Bunker Afnrms the va
lidity of the Constitutional
.'sis5si Amendment,

We are indebted to a legal friend Z at It
clarksbprg for the following resume OF
very Important decision recently
made there by Judge Bunker. Of the
Hampshire Circuit, who had exchanged
circnits with Judge Thomas w. Har-
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Who IDere these UotersP We're they the
persons who had forfeited by their trea-
son one or more OF the essential qualiti-
cations the Constitution in express
terms required, 1. e. citizenShip and q
gear legal IfeSideneef Every sane man
must answer, no. Would not that
Legislature have shirked an express
constitutional duty and violated their
oath OF office IL they had failed to have
provided the very means they did to
ferret out and exclude these 8ekf-diS-
frGncltSed persOnsf Suppose they had
provided no means to ferret them ont
and exclude them, would the submfs-
sion for ratification have been to the
qualified UoteFs of tie State, as The C0psti-
tuition expressly directs Il shall be3
Where then Is the ItJIconSt tttat tfORdliftt.
that Judge Harrison has sent forth
from the Bench with the sanction of
Judicial authority, to be caught up by
Armstrong and made raIlying cry for
the self-disffanchised Throughout the
State to come forth and vote in utter
defiance oieour Constitution and our
laWsf Where the lunconstitufionalit
the Copperhead leaders, dashed into
fury by their disappointment and de
Feat, are thundering from every stump,
grog shop and cross road; to be echoed
and re-echoed by the reconstructed
rebels who manage their PressI The
Legislature and Executive backed by
the loyal people, have achieved q work
Whichswill be approved by the Just, the
good, 8nd the wise everywhere, and
reflect lasting honor on Its honest and
brave achieVers, when the names OF
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

nFP SANDY HOOK SEPT. IS 1866 WE, THE UNDER.
slrnsd the cabin passengers the steam hip Gale
douia from Glasgow New York. cannot separate without
our caton of the ahr ygant md
pcrseverng senmanshp of her captain snd officers during
and shs ever retain crate
fu senee ~ how much safety owing their
and ski OF the ship dnrng our h9lsterous
trim. NJ ~ paiv. Cincinnati ohio. w. Campbell. Mount
Sterling Ky Captain Charles Miller Bsltimore Captain
Taylor. Toronto, g. W.. and many others.
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

TT g. INTERNAL REVENUE.
". COLLECTORS Orrcw, NIwru DurHfcr, \
bf7 Lexington between 5th and 5ffh streets,
September 70, 1885. y
Notice ia hereby given TO the residents % the twelfth,
Nineteenth ard Twenty second wards OF the city ~ New
comprising the above district that their annual
articles for the year ending Ds
cemb~r 81 1885 now due and payable st The above ad
dfess. on or before the i5in day of October, 1850
will he attendance receive tho daily Sundays
esccIsed). between tho hours Of A. N. anf3 2. NJ
Bs unpaid after October 18th will he sub charge
af twenty cents and mileage for each notice served
r. W. EAGAN, Collector.
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A LARGE FIVE STORY FIRST CLASS TENEMENT
n House. corner OF Fiy-thrd street and seventh
nue. size 50 feet deep by 2b feet front with vaults &C.
Non FIRST class TO let Lease cheap wth immediate
sion Near the Central Park The house contains forty
rooms, with store ard saloon ghouf
newly built Inquire on tho premises at 215 West Forty
eighth -
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GAN FRANCISCO MlsarRELs,
- ks5 BROADWAY
Glorious RoderOraiei and briliAn, ~ an
rolnn.uie mnkuH n the most recher l.miss of Mnr
n v'uTh The inlui'atle nnd o9iy
BIRCH MAMhOLD. BEhsARD MD BACKra
ShS fRANclhco NIhSrhLts.
First week Of The hursqus Of the Blsrk Cook
durug thc African Ballet Trooper Hltos Ifst1uss .pA
oihe 70 aud Macbeth Chdreno u Cypress Nancy fs The
Happy Famlig
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAPLOR TO L;T-
N IN first class house occupied by the Inquire
NJ Ia East Fiftieth street
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH MODERN
n improvements East Fifty sixth street. let rent
~. 200 pcr aunum yACHE < JONES, s93 Third avenue
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A PART or HOUSE To LET OR THE WHOLE IN
~ Thirty fourth street finely furnished with without
Beard; or would let Rooms furnished.
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icnth street. consisting OF four rooms v,er ana .a -
@ ne nSor WI be let 70 small family only To bs seen Al
The New York herald., 1866-09-27

A SECOND FL0OR TO LET-CoNTATyfNG FIvr
A rooms water and Furniture for saie Only cag'
customer need apply for three days at 0 Blocker
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Methods, Genera, Conference

This body met at Q o'clock, and religious
services were conducted by Dr. +. w. Leher
OF Louisville; Bishop kavanaugh presiding.
The Committee on Reviyals made report
recommending sundry changes in the dis
cipline, referring TO the sessions of the Gene
raj Conference. 1t lies over under the rules.
DR.. Myers, chairman OF the Committee on
Changes OF Economy, made 4 report recon-
mending n change of the name of the Church
in conformity with n resolution introduced
into the General Conference of ls5N pro
posing TO make IL simply the " Methodist
Church" The report was made the order of
the day for tomorrow.
The Committee on Boundaries made their
report, No. |, granting the Georgia COnfe-
renee the privilege 10 divide according to their
own Judgment, and that the territory of the
State of Georgia now included within the
bounds of the Florida Conference be receded
back to the Georgia Conference. Also, recon-
mendiug that the Kansas Mission Conference
be divided and attached TO the ST. Louis and
Missouri Conferences. Also, that the Pacific
Conference be divided, and the new Confe-
renee TO be called Columbia Conference Also,
the Rio Grande Conference TO be annexed 10
the Texas.
A large number of petitions, memorials, and
resolutions were read and referred 10 the APP
prOpriate committees.
DR.. Linn, of Louisville, introduced n paper
in reference to the removal of the publishing
from Nashville, Tenn, 10 Louisville, Ky. 1t
went TO the Committee on Books and Periodi
Gals.
DR.. McFerrin, Of Tennessee, introduced 4
resolution instructng two or more of the
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South 10 visit the President of the United
States, and express the gratitude of the Church
for the restitution of their Church property.
The debate was INDUCED in by Reys Meier
rim, Smith, PincIard, Green, Lee Of Virginia,
Bennett, and COtterel. The resolution was
adopted, finally.
Dr. Wightman moved that the General Con
ference resolve itself into q "Commttee of the
Whole" for the consideration OF the subject
of the proposed change Of the name of the
Church; which motion prevailed, and the Con
ference Went into the Committee of the Whole,
with Bishop kavanauch in the chair.
The Conference adjourned 10 meet ut 8
O'Clock tu. .mOrrow.-N,C Orie0aS PioIgpHs, l4H.
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The Court Of Appeals.

This body assembled to day in the room pro-
yided for them in the Capitol-the old senate
Chamber. | have q vivid recollection OF the
inmates of that chamber nearly hfty years
since when il was annually graced by such
men rs CHAPMAN Johnson, Henry ST. George
Tucker Samuel Taylor, Joseph &. Cabeil, ana
their compeers. To. day / entered this same
room 10 witness the first regular session OF the
present Court Of Appeals, composed OF TWO
members, sitting in 4 very unsightly crlD, II l
NAV so call it, which almost hid them from
the public view. Whose arrangement IL Is,
know not; but suppose it matters not much
what are their fixtures, so that the members OF
the court have the necessary qualifications to
discharge their duties properly. One of these
Judges is no stranger to the Richmond Bar as
y member OF that court Judge Moncure).
Every person welcomes him on III, return 10
his former position on that bench but ms oia
companions Judges Allen, Daniel, ana no
bertsun, are not there. l shall not inquire
why not. This is known 10 the whole coun-
try 1t will no doubt be rectified when Nir-
ginia becomes herself again. l do not GER
tainly find any fault with the other member OF
the court in attendance. l hope he will give
satisfaction 50 long rs he continues TO act as
Judge of the Court of Appeals.
The docket was called over, and like every
thing else, it or its records had met with dis
asters and misfortunes during the late war !;
and / presume not very much business will be
done this term | noticed, in calling over the
docket the announcement of such names as X.
T. Scott Arthur A. Morson, John nj. Patton,
and many other members of the bar eminent
in their time, marked as counsel, who Will
never more appear before the Court OF Ap-
peals.
April l., 1866 OBSERVER.
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THE New RICHMOSD THEATRE.-The per-
formances of the new company are rapidly
increasing in smoothness and dramatic force.
There is no lack OF novelties, as Mr.. Duftield
makes it an object to produce all the newest
pieces The dukes Motto" n beautiful play
from the French, was produced last night in
n manner which reflected the highest credit
upon the whole company. Miss Mitchell anu
Mr.. Albaugh appeared to great advantage
the other members all knew and were adapted
To their parts, and all passed off charmingly
The same play will be repeated tonight. Last
nights performance was its first representa-
ton in this city. 1t has gained immense po-
pularity in the London Theatres, having had
n run in that city of four hundred nights.
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TREAT.-We acknowledge, with many
thanks, the receipt of the good things sent ms
by the ladies of the st. James Fair. The edi-
bles were so delicate and so refreshing rs to
appeal to our sweetest tastes and they were
especially appreciated, coming rs they did
from fair woman engaged in her noblest
work-that OF piety and charity. Could any
thing or anybody on the face of this earth call
upon the admiration of man, or deserve his
encouragement, more than these charming
creatures We feel sure that the ladies OF 81.
James will meet with great success III their
efforts. In the mean time, our oenisons and
best wishes are with them, and we advise our
friends to give them n call. They can be found
on the corner of Eighth and Main street
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