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calculated at the quotation OF the day aud the guarantees
sum VIII be Increased by ten per cs0t accordingly
HIS Majesty the King OF Warsem6erg retains ths
right OF pay ing tho abore mentioned compensation 10
part or wholly ut an earlier date. at discount Of ye
per cent per annum
s. Immediately after the guarantee being given
with article three after of the war
contribution has been made the King OF Prussia win
withdraw his troops from Waremberg territory The
shall be according to the hitherto existing Federal diet
airy scale.
tho former Germanic Confederation Is reserved for
special agreement.
T. The high contracting parties will enter into negotis
tons for the settlement OF the Zoliveren relations i'm
nlediaely after the conclusion Of peace tho mean
time the Zollveren union treaty Of May TO- 1865, and
tho conventions connected theewth, which have been
rendered imperative by the outbreak Of the shall
again come into operation from the date the racstions
OF this present treaty are exchanged with the under
standing that reserved 10 either Of the high
contracting parties to allow them 70 lapse after notn
cation OF six months.
Immediately after the restoration Of peace in Ger
many the high contracting parties VIII cause tue assem-,
further passenger goods traffic upon tho railways
greatly possible especially to regulate the reatons OF
competition In suitable manner and TO oppose the
efforts OF individual disayantageOus to the
public interests OF traffic. While the high contracting
parties agreed that the establishment OF every new
railway line conducive 10 the public ADVANTAGES to be
permitted aud supported fully as possible they will
also have the principles demanded in this respect by
the general interests laid down by the aforesaid commits
Bi0ncrc.
0. His Majesty the King OF wHrtembers recognizes
the ARRANGEMENTS made by tho preliminary treaty con
cdod between Prussia and Austria at Nikolaburg on the
20h July 1885, and accedes thereto upon his part aso
50 far as they Affect the future Of Germany.
10 The ratification OF this present. rcaty shall take
place. at latest by tho 2st OF August this year In token
euted the this day In duplicate and appended
vARNBUIER Won BISMARCK,
Done at BsRIlN this 18th August 1905
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The Latest DrtulI-.

by The China, a, Halifax, hav. the following adi-
tionsl facts relative TO the Austro- irassian iscay
The peace exchange OF the Anssro-prusslaa Peace
Treaty took pacs nj Prague on tbs Sd Of August The
text OF tie treaty would b. pa5i nj Berlin and
Vienna September l.
A Berlin despatch says:--Bndiog Declarations OF sd-
heson having been received from all the States invited
by Prussia further preliminary steps being
where taken for the actual completion OF tue North Ger
man Conledera lon With re erence to tho Incorporated
OF newly acquired territories csnuiss.cu Is about to
DO appointed composed Of the chief s,ficers OF the ad
minstrase dcpaitm snts, who will draw piau Tor
sssimeting the constitutional arrangements 0f the aa
nexed States those oil Prussia. As the Prus
sian Parliament has adopted the Annexation BAH the pre-
imnary regulation for the administrative arrangement
OF those States Will be immediately introduced.
The Pesc, Treaty. IL Is sad, contains an article relative
10 the Ebc Ducies STIMULATING that Prussia oh III
time TO pay all pensions granted y Austria 60 Helsein
0cias that Austria shall hand 10 Prussia four hands
ard ty thousand Danish thalcrs, hssenging 10 the
Hoiscin nnances and tina, Hosien Official shal; be
called to account for reasons connected with past
events.
Tho evacuation OF Bohemia ~ be completed by Sap
femhcr u.s. The army OF the Man will continue 10 0c-
cupy for time ite present position
Il tn Bavaran Chambers on tho goth al August, or.
posed the treaty Of Peace between Bavaria and cas-s
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Rnnr nnscrtn,tnn

From treatise on races by Griswold
(the Fat Contributor we quote para
graph or two:
l tlatter myself that I know some
thing about the horse race. 1 had
passion for horse racing when lad, and
used to run horses with neighbours
boy in Tomkin's lane. How vividly
do recall my last race. 1 rode the
Governors GRASS fed mare, a sorrel
roam, If remember correctly, with two
white feet in the forehead. She was n
little fOundered in one eye; but with the
exception of something like water
melon on each knee, her intellect was
unimpaired. She was sired by Canal
Horse, and d-d by every one who drove
her. Neighbor's boy rode cream color
ed chestnut, with spring halt TO harness.
On the home stretch was n neck and
half IA shoulder blade behind, gently
encouraging the old mare to do her
level best by the application of corn
cutter to her aged ribs. The limp which
she had in her eye prevented her taking
a clear view of heap of cobble stones
in the lane, and when she struck them
there was stumble, a clatter OF stones,
horse-shoes and old bones, and the old
mare was wrecked and no insurance.
was picked up bleeding and insen-
sible; and made the remainder of the
homestretch on stretcher, coming in
under one blanket. The race was de-
cided in my favor, The judges allow
ed, although was a neck behind when
the old mare stumbled, yet, as escaped
without my neck being broken, I came
out neck ahead.
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v. H. METCALFE,
of MetcaIfe. Bro. & Co.
DIR. It. ]. KISNER.
FCLECTIC MEDICINES

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, sd ST., CENTRE WHEELING. w. Va.
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SIR
VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
viii attend to the pIIepartlon OF medi-
cfnes putting up prescriptions, &c-, will ena-
ble hifn 10 give more attention 10 out pa
tients. especially Tn his many friends In The
his own office, and all delivered TO hts pa
tientS by himself Dr. K treats all diseases,
both Acute and Chronic, with which humane
lay Is afflicted. He has a large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many Of those obstinate cases OF
Chronic diSeaSeS which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurahle, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula- Dis
charges fr0m the Ear, OZena. EnlnTged GlHn0@t
Cancers and Skin Diseases. HIS mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the Throat
and Air Passages Hypertrophy and al 9th
er diseases of the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy.
Spinal Affections, and all diseases OF the NeI-
vOus System. Is saelInowledgtd by all VINO nave
tested II TO be the most certain and sucCszSaInl
ever known to the medical profession. Dr. X
has been ennlnently successful IN Tue uedE
ment of all diseases pecuilhr 70 Woinen, VIZ :
Menstrul DISTINCTIONS, Paintui MeIistIustion'
TeucTThea Uterine and Oyarion TumOTs,
PrOlaDsIls tJteTi and all Nervous diseases To
"e1 I.s naEs ses n speciSity in the treatment of
Mi CIirOnfT Affections Of the GenitD Urinary
Organs, viz: CataTrii of Bladder and Urethnl,
1rfbbllng of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, DinbetES and Difficult Urinating, Sy-
pIIlitIc Diseases in all their varied ioTnls
Ghonarrhesl, its complications and sequellie,
SpermatOnheA and Impotency, and all alice
tionS consequent upon youthful indIscre
Also special attention paid 10 the treatment
of FIStulas, White Swelling, Scroiulous
Sores, Varieose Ulcers, &c PenOns ninlcten,
particularly with old Troublesome c1Ttss'
should lose no time to call on or address DR.
KISNER Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
ineCiItine cash. For visits In city, same as
other PhySicians. Offlee hours, 8 A. NJ. tSr u
NIL p. ". tot r. NJ, and . Z. N. toSP- Nh
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OIL prospects at Burning springs.

The greatest activity and confidence
prevail, many companies so sanguine
OF success that they are preparing tanks
in advance to keep the oil from wasting.
At the Jones and Ottison wells it is diff
ficult to take care of the vast amount OF
oil.
The Huffman well at the depth of $50
feet is flowing from 10 to l25 barrels per
day; the owner has been offered $50, 600
for it, but he can't see it. The Sawtell
and Mcfarland wells adjoining are
highly promising. Sawtell has bored
down $50 feet in the short time of IS
days; il is said to be the fastest work on
the run. On Thursday he struck vein
of oil, causing the well to flow tempo
rarily. On Thursday night the oil was
again thrown out to the height of seven
feet; constant flowing well is looked
for daily
we understand that parties from
Wheeling are going to work in earnest
on this favorfte territory. New COM
panies have been organized by wilson,
SawtelI and others to go TO work lmme-
The Mcfarland well at Burning
Springs is flowing; but the company is
wisely pushing it deeper.
Another we'll was struck at Burning
Springs yesterday which promises very
we'll; but we have no particulars.
What is known as the baltimore well
at Bnrning Springs commenced flowing
ON Thursday. 1t promises to be good
well.
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Begin at Home.

At Press Convention, held in Jack-
son, Mississippi, consisting of delegates
from the newspapers in that State, the
following, among other resolutions,
was adopted:
''TfeSoived, That we dePrecate and de-
plore the systematic misrePresentn.
lions by Northern Radical journals of
the views and feelings of the Southern
people, in their charges on our disloy-
atty and hostility to the general Gov
ernment; and in speaking for MisSiS-
sippi, we believe we can speak Tor the
entire South, in declaring that there is
nothing more desired by our people
than n faithful cooperation i'll the le-
gitimate ends of the Government, and
the recognition of our rights to prove
our loyalty by the action and declara-
tions of our Representatives in Con-
gress."
There is this to say concerning these
stsystematic Misrepresentation" the
most discouraging evidences of disloy-
nIty and hostility to the General Gov
ernment that have appeared in North
ern Journals have been quotations from
Southern newspapers themselves
Nothing that correspondents have writ
ton or officials reported, has so thor-
oughly convinced the Northern people
of the existence of disloyal spirit, as
the editorials reproduced from the Rich
mond Examiner, the Memphis AUn-
IdmcIe, and papers of that class. Nor
would this be conclusive but for the
fact that this class of papers continual
ly assert that they are more extensive
ly circulated and doing a,more flour
ishing business than papers of more
moderate and conservative tone. If
the Press Convention of Mississippi
would have us understand that the peo-
pie are misrepresentedi and that they
are loyal to the Government, they
would rebuke that class of papers at
home that has done the mischief, and
not the Northern press which repro
duces what they say as illustration OF
the spirit of the people.-Cfncinnah nah
COMMERCIAL
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1OllOWlnR e8IEdcI from u leIteL EeSelNeu
by one of the citizens of Kingwood,
from down-trodden Unionisto of Yir-
ginia: -a--Ha fl.ss =
DEAR SIR: We see by the Baltimore
american that Preston county leads in
your State for the amendment, giving
1874 majority. This is refreshing to us
poor devils who are ridden to death
with rebels, and 1 for one would like to
know more about your county, and
would therefore be much Obliged if you
would send n copy of your Union pa
per published there. In this miserable
county, these rascally rebels select
their most despicable characters (such
as guerilla chiefs, Quartermasters of
best offices. Yours respectfully.
VIRGINIA, June 4, 1866.
The Journal commenting on the fore
going very appropriately says:
We say to our friend, pny us visit
see our vast territory yet 9ncultiv@ated @
our timber, coal, water power, iron
ore, lead mines, and more especially
our loyal yeOmanry.
We have soil unsurpassed for fer
tility-a water power not appreciated
because not seen, and a climate health
full and invigorating-a population OF
nearly 1900, "a voting population of
over $500, and II clear majority for the
Union of 79i.
We say to all Union men of Virginia,
or any other State, who are oppressed,
down trodden and prosecuted, to come
TO West Vi. ginia-cOme to Preston
county will do you goOd-our
lands are productive and cheap; the
price of improved lands ranging from
i've TO twenty-five dollars per acre
and unimproved lands from one dollar
to ten per acre.
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MesSIS MCCABE, KRAFT e Co., Gentlemen:
Allow me 10 add my testimony to that OF
Others, in regard to your celebrated .tDinTfheiI
Compound" l have been for a long time
subject to the disease for which Il Is recOm-
mended. have tried various remedies; but
never found one that 50 completely er'Idiclie-
the disease as your medicine. a short hmS
ago was suffering terribly with DiarThea
procured n bottle OF "KTnft's DiaTThe7i Com
pound" experienced imInidiate relief from
one dose and after a third dose felt aS well as
ever. regard it rs an Invaluable medicine.
and would not be without II. Yours truly,
L. W. STEWART.
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interesting Facts in Grape culture


An angle of buildings looking south
erIv, or a southern slope with a warm
soiI adjoining, will make difference of
three weeks or more in the time of ripe
ming over ordinary localities. Expert
ence has taught French cultivators that
vines trained near the ground, ripen
their fruit sooner than when trained
higher up. In the early part of the
last century a method oftraining the
vine was discovered in France, the OBJ
iect of which was to hasten the matur-
ity and develop the size of the grape.
It consists in removing ring OF bark
from the fruity branch just below the
bunch. leaving the bare alburnum e%-
Rosed about an inch in width. The Iol-
| lowing autumn, the fruit growing on
these branches will come to great per
lection and ripen from two 10 three
weeks earlier than usual. Not only
the cluster just above the ring. will be
| affected, but also all the bunches will
present very superior appearance
with the French this operation Is per-
formed lust after the fruit has set, but
in our dry climates and for our Varl'
cites, delay is recommended until attel
the young grapes begin to stone.-f,st'S
\ Ohm. sia .s t-E
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A GREAT RooF.-A roof is in pro-
cess of construction in Detroit, over the
Michigan Central depot, which Will
cover three hundred thousand square
feet, or over seven acres.
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HORSE TH1EvEs.-The Franklin Pal
Spectator has discovered that according
TO an old law of Pennsylvania, any
person arrestipg horse thief in that
State is entitled to a bounty OF twenty
dollars and mileage.
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D1sPRANoHIsING DEsERTERs.-Ihe
snDre,ne Conrt of Pennsylvania, sit
ting at Wilkesbarre, has rendered de-
cision in the case of Huber, vs. Ranken,
error to the Court of Common Pleas OF
Franklin county, (the deserter voting
case.) The decision does not argue the
c0nstitutionalityo of the law of Congress,
but is chiefly confined to the point at
issue, to wit; The right OF Judge OF
the word sideserterr is written opposite
his his name on the list of voters. Chief
Jnsfica woodward and Justices Strong
and Thompson decided that the judge
of eleotions could not refuse mans
vote until he had been, tried and con;
yicted OF desertion; while Justices heao =
and Agnew, on the contrary, hela INA.
persons todeeide the question.
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A DISPATCH from Topeka, Kansas,
dated June 20, says that the Republican
State Committee, now in session at that
place, have determined upon stern
and radical policy. They will ignore
Jim Lane. There is perfect harmony
in the Committee. They will call u
State Convention soon.
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NATIoNAh EXPREss
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

TT,FIF NATIONAL EXPRESS 4 TRANS
portation Company, having finally COM
,1iata,i Its Southern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIMORE, WASHINGToN, RIC II :
MOND, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON. and
ali Intermediate and adjacent towns as far
south as GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed Its Western connections, ria the BulumoTs
and Ohio Railroad over main roads %
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Is now prepared to receive FreiSntss Mer-
ehandise, Valuable Packages, hONE1 ana
BIJI,I,ION land TO trnnsGsr the same to or
from ti1f place. designated and all interme.
diaie points as efficiently, eXpedluouhly and
cheapiy as can be done by any other Ex-
Officf-S are aiso opened in Mobile and New
OFieanE. and in n few days the Company win
nun Through, ria Montgomery, TO these pla-
]. E. JoHNsToS, President
B-F- F1CRIIN, General superintendent.
my15
UJR Es, sHRUBBERY, BULBS AND
i Flower seed, tust received by
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Isl, 1860.
MessrSS- MCCABE, KRAFT 4 Co., GeHfiemC1I :.
Ihaye been using your 'DinThea Compound
in my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that Il Is the BRS r MEDICINE
of the Kind have ever used, and do cheer1ul-
Iy recommend it to my friends.
With much respect, am your friend,
III. METCALEE,
ofMetcalfe, Bro. & Co.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug.
giStS, Wheeling, w. Va. sole PrOprietoTs, 10
whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by REED. KRAFT & Co, Gentle
Wheeling, WEST & MITCH ELL, bridgeport,
Ohio, aud by Dealers in Med:cines every
where feb ! 6rndCSw
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den & Co, Bankers. Chicago
Monroe, McKinnon q &TewksbuIy, Attorneys,
cumminss& King, Commission Merchants,
vanBasElrk & Henry. Wholesale Merchants,
N. B. Rappieye & Co., Real Estate Agents.
F. c. Beiiinger, ESD, cashier National City
Bank, Milwaukee, Wis. -ss
B. F. Thomas Banker, Mineral Point, WIS.
SpalIord & Clark, Bankers, Eau Claire, Wis.
Hon. Richard I. Merrick, Washington, d. G.
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with stamp for return postage.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH.
MANAGERS:
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80 Denrboru ST., CHICAGO.
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Franklin Insurance Company

OF WHEELING.
H
DIRECToIsS.
T. HOGAN, T. P. ShaIlcrosS, Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. ". FranHheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin
HIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks AT
fair rates on buildings of all KINDS, meTchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture, steamboats, and csrgoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per
sons for q term Of years This Company Of
ferS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, at re-
duced rates This being home Institution,
composed of some ninety-four stockholders,
most OfwhOm are among our OeSt business
men, recommends itself to the favorable com
sideration OF the insuring public, and soliciis
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
ONCE, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
N. O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'II MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
NC. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions,
Office, No. ! McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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&c Ho l. II II A."

or its kindred dIseases-during the coming
summer.
which have been voluntarily given To the
ProprietOrs, by persons who are well known
WHEELING. Apri:25th. 1855.
MeSSrS. AICCABE, KRAFT & Co., Ge'ItleHIeIi:
Having used Kraff = DiaTThea Compound. for
Camp DinTrhesl, with which have been deep
ly ffiicted for almost one month. all other
remedies tried having (dtted, and finding IL not
take pleasure in recommending IL to the IA
vorabIe notice Of all who may be alike affiic
cd q. MARTIN,
Chaplin 18th W. Va. Infantry.
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In all the important Cities throughout the
country, who can have the privilege OF ap-
pointing Su0-Agents In their locality. Good
references required.
Parties getting up Clubs should be careful TO
send us the full Name and Post Office
Address of each party wanting tickets.
Money by Express, Post ONCE Order, Drafts
or in Registered Letter, may be sent at our
risk.
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Preston county.

The Preston Journal publishes the
following extract from letter received
by one of the citizens of Kingwood,
from down-trodden Unionist of Yir-
,,inia: - - -
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TO the GetterS.uD or Clubs.
General Agents are Wanted

sums or SO and upwards. The party can re-
init us full price for Tickets, less above Com
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Lit Oh PNIAEs.

Two
rensl sHs 81 81 per RSn59GTn street net 10000
l Grand Prize. Farm OF 50 acres Mt
Hyde Park, four miles from City o,o
AVbSeo
city rSnf Limits Eflz souPS % f s. @ 10000
l Grand Prize, two story Frame
House and Lot, No. l73 I'd street,
next Wabash Avenue -................... 800
Grand Prize, two story Frame
House and Lot on Walnut street,
near Union 1000
Grand Prize, two story Frame
House and Lot on Walnut street,
near Union Par ark.............-..........-.- $500
4rsesian r"nd Wei aerts .. Inn near $500
II Grand Prizes, 10 Building Lots in
HamiltOn'S & ElliS's subdivisions. S,lOO
Other Prizes, consisting of Real Estate
Grand and square Pianos, cold
and Silver Watches, Diamond Pins
and Rings, &c, &c, amounting 10 l,2l9,i 400
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aasdtral.
The Greatest Medicine OF
the Age.
KRAFT's
Diarrhea Compound.

TIME ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
i OF DiTThen, DySeTteTTU, FytEr, StfSyiIneT
Complaint, and all diseases the stomach and
bowels, incident to a change OF Diet or Cli-
II has stood the test OF time-has cured in
thousands of CaseS WheTc all other remedies
hare failed, and Is pronounced by the PUBLIC
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ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY

of Its kind now in use.
Many prominent Physicians now use II In
their practice, and unlit=si:is.ingly recommend
Keep in your house, .rI be prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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Sfl KEGS WHITE LEAD. PURE, JUST
1t end % Stone Brid9e. = 80 mil