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fFs0nn 40 Csclnaau Gsx.sss, Hspt rs
II reported 10 ibAt IN wednesday morain8 ies&
lAue boy abo1' sirhi yeafs ~ sTs b~Arng an infsnt
ehd, made bM sprssYsncs a. farm h0ass n~<r Cave
10 Hoex on tbs rvsr bflg- hhswrs@town, IN ~.
inois ana r~rrr,sd tai 30 f.tef wing nsef ~ had
dnrinx tbe nighf sbot ~ notbsr Essbbgfs .,
once V he boase al fsgra The mur5sfst ~gnaa, a.
rwpsr~1 by ~ thlN. Erorts wsrs iwmsfatsiy cons
msncs1 - feplsfs ne maffsfef Thass eHpfts have
nos pet hesa srcos~.fai tai ks s.afch vii ~ fugsns
snd n sbs sesunffsi skcud be csosht. thsfs w b~ q
A~ep~s<L a ha -sA~-ss rsay <gsl fermslues.
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Z The Coming Regatta at sprinGneid.
Qypm1yxln "a Nass 2<ul 10 IRoS

Preparations for tho regatta II this city Thursday
promises 10 bo 40 affair Of unusual interest The mum.
Der o. entries up to.nlgh, ~ and will bs iarssly
Increased 10. morrow Cubs from New York, Boston
Wore ester, 81 Johns r., and other cities have
tered and beginning 70 arrive. Ward, of kewbarg
n " and Brown, of Portland. who Towed a match at
Portland to-day lave entered for the rherry race and
HaInn,i and Mckee expected ssais for 600 per
sons commanding . view of the entire e,Htrss, have
been erected groai assemblags - boating men 10
expssed
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Tho Junior Championship Of the state.

An interesting game % base ball for silver ball and
the champ poushp o. the juniors of this s,s played
Monday afternoon al poashksspse, bs,Eesn TIE Vol
un,ecr cub ~ that rlAce and tho Natlonai. ~ Cold
Spring resulilng victory for The Volunteers hy srors
of forts tNelvs several other clubs fr0n iicr
oni port II the are named 10 play with the Vol
cnb for The prizs aud title snd series of nns
gap,es arc expected
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rh. Ba-s-BsiI Tsurna-eat ., Assvr-.

NNNN wv
On account ~ tbs tbs contest ~ The prit- ~
the BA.. Bail Tournamsn, VII not ooromencs snpi 70
morrow. Tho following clubs bsva sisesdy srrvsc -
Knioksfbocssr. of Albany. Hisvaibss, of ruos c.n-
,ra clsy, u Syracuse Pac0cs, of Rochester, NIsss-.
~ Raralo. kIeelslnr.. Of RneheateY
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tackled George Bick Of I8i Gpssnwah street. oa
Brooklyn ferry boat because Bck as<ed him 70 pay
sum Of money which was due Evsns hit HIN IN ibS
eye and drew Knife on him Tho Court sentenced him
TO three months residence tho Islan1.
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Liberty, Of New Brunswtck, vs. Athletic, Of
pbtIr a delpbta.

The Liberty Club visited Phadolpha on September 7,
and played much better game with the Athletics than
they anticipated the being 90 70 O. the second best
game that has been played with the Athletics this
In Philadelphia After the game the Liborty Club
very handsomely entertained. Below append The
sc
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FIsE II InuAnl.

CTscnvAr, ssps, ls iscs
Gre a Rising sun, indiana, yesterday destroyed
osds shoe store, ysooys grocery and McAvsry-k drus
srs. with three -four adjoining dwellings Los foui
S7c.ooo which v injured for 5000
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Umpire-Mr Alleger, of the Atlantic Club, OF Jamaica,
L. J. scorers-Me-srs. Munson and Holt. Time oi
game--Thrce hours and ten minutes
Fly caiches-Nationas. Is; Excesiors IL
Ouis on fouls--Nationals, Il Excelaors 8.
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The return match boiEeen ihsss cisb. uiil come %
tomorrow u. grounds q ths former a Hosossn.
splsnd heidna game msy = looked for = ihis contest
a. both sides viii be oal ID full strength
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QUOTING.


The return match bstwosn the LoIs Island Quot
Club and players socctod from tho Ss~ jersey clubs
came oH on thursday la, at Newark aud resulted, as
tho score below will show favor Of the Long Island.
erS The FIRST match by the Se- Jersey clubs,
and rubber u he played IN this cty within q
short time. The score u a. foloss-
IorG IsLA~D.
Tsa Caa>. Tsa aes<.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Excursion Of COMPANY ", TwrBty--ecord
Regiment, N. N. -. ". a..

E.cur.ies Of Company ", Twenty--ecord
Regiment, N. N. -. ~. g..
Extensive preparations arc being made oy this com.
p.ny for their trip 70 Bridgeport nsrt Friday the 2ist
ps. They will leave here IN the twelve o'clock boat
striving bridgeport -four In the afternoon Ths Re-
esption COMMITTEES, Major W. "A. Mallory Chairman,
acting for the ciiizens Of Bridgeport viii receive them
on their arrival. Company p, Eighth regimen, c. 8 ~
o. under command o. Captain IAcy viii b the military
On Friday evening the Bs vii give promsnsds
concert and bop, by Dodworhs band n aid ~ the sol.
der monument and eck and disabled soldiers or Bridge
pors This win be very seleci ssr ~ the tickets have
been put InlO the hands % . COMMITTEES vho will
sell 70 Strangers unless on introduction
ON SATURDAY they viii be the recipients of grand
Down Fast clam bake" bridgeport bsAch, and rarncr
has II thai among the ms-crihers are Euss Hows Jr.
disr G~nera Nobs ssd other military gentlemen hsys
accapted invitation 70 b presrnt Do Sunday they
viii attend divine service at chriH Church, by Invitation
~ tho rector and ri leave for home IN the II o'clock
boat The blgbt srrlvtng hsrs ., qys Monday,
2Ath inst There every rsa~os 10 bssvs hat tbs will
the ssssrsinmenis offered donbt sufclsal IN.
gcsrnens for The Bgsy Bees 70 turn oui StroDg
ooyvasv onpss-~o
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s.ss p fgn Yex'rrs.kn.y'sfs' ~ e-'r..s. rsl-f
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An interesting and exciting game played At reu
Hamilton saturday September 10, b@s~.en ,hs "
drdge and The olympic clubs, on the grounds " Vs
former resulting In victory Zoe tho Edrdgs club By
of hfy-one 70 eighteen In game u st innings
rmpire-Hicisfd Lesry, " the Fdridge lBf Club.
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The champion. mako their second spp.sarcs tb.
afternoon Al tbo union grounds. Brooklyn D. and
engage Ia game With her veteran rvss "a. Ecsfors'
of the Eastern Dislrc,
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y s. Total

Umpre-ar Mnluer or the Camden club. eoorers-
Be-srs Bel and Nsndsrveer. Time of game-Two hours
and Al minutes Fly catches-Athletlc H. Liberty
hyde, u Corislyony Wsnser W cortayou i,
Van Nul-e Helm, BerFen TowIe. 2; CoddinRton,
n total "a Outs On ioul-Athiltc, times. Liberty,
n times
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Sculling Match at Portland between Joshua
Ward, OF Nevburg. and Walter Brown, al
Portland, for s2.GOO-Great Excitement and
Heavy Betting -Tmmense Crowds Witne-,
the Race = Brown the Winner w. Joshua
Wards Challenge 70 the ~. John's Crew
o..
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10 the Union Men Of ohio County.

1t is recommended that you assemble in
Township primary meetings on Saturday,
the 18th inst, instead ofsaturday, the nth
inst, as at first proposed, for the purpose of
selecting delegates toa County Convention TO
be held at the Court House, I'm wheel.
ing. ON Saturday afternoon, the 25tIl
inst, at 2 O'Clock.
1t is recommended further that these pri-
mary meetings in the city be held att O'Clock
on the evening OF the 18th, and in the coun.
try at ? in the afternoon.
The County convention on the 18th win
select delegates to the Parkersburg State
Convention, and VIII also nominate caudi-
dates for the House oKDeIegates, and for the
various county odces
By order ofthe Committee.
IS A. w. CAaIPBKLI,
Chairman
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THE ChaplainoFthe Philadelphia Con
Yention closed his opening subplica-
ton on the 14th with the LORDS PRAYER.
The special dispatch of the Chicago
Republican states that a storm OF
'' "a from all parts of che wigswv7am
followed the petition, HGiye us thistiav
our daily breadth s6li1 i5of -
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WHATTITR DIPPERpWCPlTr..

p
A F'nssage Inc Great Speech by Gen.
IOEan...A Pew words ORPHAN Talk.
at the great Union meeting held ia
Washington City last. week, General
Logan made q speech, in the course 81
which he said: ue,f ,. lilsi
Sir, tell me where your JefI. DaRfses.
Your Stephenses, your TOombses, Your
Lees your sBeauregards-men who
have lived on the fat OF the land. mon
who have been educated at the charity
schools of the nation, men who
never had u spear of grass grow or n
hover bloom in their gardens that was
not Watered by the drOppings from the
treasury of the United States, men who
nave lived in luxury and wealth, who
have had given them the highest posi-
tons In the land, the highest hOnorS
the people could confer upon them, and
men, who, while their emblems 0f
honor were on them, could break their
oaths, violate their obligatiens, and
trample under foot the laws oftheland-
are They could mako truth sduirm
beneath their feet as they Kissed the
Bible and swOre by tho everything God
that they would sustain the Govern
ment against all Its enemies and Op-
pressors. These are the men who filled
the land from one end 10 the other with
widows and Orphans-Who have caused
rivers of blood to course the rich
5Ol4 OF inc ,kooutn, and the very
land itself TO grOan under the distress
and burthens brought upon the Land by
the horrors Of Warl When Won look
upon this picture, ask you as a loyal
man, as II good man, as conscientious
man, as good mother, good wife, or
good sister, to tell me, is the man
who has assisted in bringing on you all
these sorrows to be accorded as many
rights and as many privileges In the
Government under which we live as
the manlwho has fought for and sus-
tanned the Government in the dark
hour ofits necessity CCries of "No %
''No!'' and applause.l II this, fellow
countrymen, is what this new
policy of restoration means, then
for one I beg to be excused
from being brought into the great
tribunalH in switch &c is to be Work.
ed out. I do not believe the great Da-
Wis, or the great Stephens, who paraded
the streets of Washington a short time
ago, Is entitled to the same rights that /
am, nor will j ever believe It. [Cheers.1
And Whenever you give 10 them the
same rights You give 70 me- or to any
other man who fought with me for four
years to suppress this rebellion, then l
want you TO tell me what has been
gained by being a loyal man to this
government during the war that has
been waged. want yon 10 tell me
what difference there is between a loyal,
man and traitor, or what difference
there is to be hereafter
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600 Reward

WILL BE PAID BY THE UNDER
~ signed for the recovery of the body OF
Mr!JO JOSEPH LEPPEN, who Is supposed 10
nave been drowned I'm the Ohio river.
oeettyesn Marietta and Wheeling, on the 18th
OF august. He wore brown pantalOOns
.Hnite snlftI boots, and had a gold watch
with chain, and on hie right hand finger two
gold rings engraved with j. l. Is about %
yeatS Old has dark brown. hair, and chin
'wd a1l55t rs. IS DIR. e, W. BINGELL
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WE ARE AUTHoRIzEDT oANNoUNCE
w JACOB BURICLE rs q candidate for tie
the action Of the Union Convention. 4 !,
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A Reign orTerror I'm New orleans.
WAstJTN,aTtb,s Ana. 81

~ ~ AS@tea ot5s @-4s
The following dispatch from the spe-
clnl correspondent of the New York
I5ibWno has been received at the Wash.
ington Office of that paper from New. Or
leans Tonight. CtlEidp7
1.-THE New Orleans Tribune. the onlyl
loyal daily newspaper In the city, has
been compelled 70 suspend publication.
Immediately after the massacre milf
tary guard was furnished for the PRO
lection OF the Office aud its employees.
the guard was removed yesterday, and
as the lives of the editors and printers
have been repeatedly threatened,
the proprietors have been reluctantly
forced TO close up the establ ishment. a
military force of5O0 men ispermanently
located and kept in constant readiness
tnthe heart of the city, Four hundred
men are quartered In the Commercial
Hotel, and one hundred in Lafayefte
Square, opposite tho City. Hall.
"Gen! Sheridan has been applied to
by many Union men for pfoteGtfoh
from known assassins, who constantly
dog them through the streets. ~ j -
"A delega tioh has been appointed To
attend the loyal convention at Phila-
delphia. The members are AFRAID TO
have their names published; fearing
they would be assassfnated before they
LETT the city. ~ y q.
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getp adpertisftHeuts.
FINLEY a. BURKR.

fNFEBRs HIS SERVICES no TEE PUB
~ nc as 9 REAL ESTATE AGENT In the
vicinity oiGonncil BlqfIs, Iowa for thehug-
ing ana selling Onieal EStnte. paving take
&c. special attention given Ia making In
NestIqents IN lots as the present time s
one Of rare opportunity Tor mai Ing Drofita-
Die Investments. CohnclI Blnffs n list be-
coming the ieat railroad centre of the Yves
Three railroads already have their debof
grounds selected within the CITY. tyT0 al
which win certainly be completed by next
spring, and their connection made with fhe
Great Union Pacific Il. r., which has now
200 miles OF track laid running direct West
from COUNCIL BLUFFS, and are now law
Ing track at the rate of two miles per Cinv.
daily. the prospects ara that within fOiir
years fiYe railroads at least, win have their
tertninl within the -incofpofate limit al
Council -BlufIs, added 10 which we have
200 miles ofsteamboat navigation above US
on the Missouri and Yellow Stone Rivers,
with one OF the best countries in the world
around us. 5.,-+iis.lcn tAso =.
For reference in the city of Wheeling Hon.
A. J Sweeney, ThoS. II. List, President lst
Nat. Savings Bank, Daniel @. List, s. p,
q Id5eth, cash'r LIST Nat Savings Bank, W,
In Bridgeport, OhiO-Gen. Capehart.
In Conncil BlufiS-HOn. O. Baldwin, eX-Su-
preme Judge OF Iowa, Hon. Horace Everett,
A. u. Deming, Pres't LIST Nat, Bank, G. 81,
0ILlcer q Pusey, bankers Baldwin q Dodge.
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6Briok MahhinA

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with. only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with welIde-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II. the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
w1eWill take it back and refund the money.
Addtess ABRAAf REoUA, Genefal Agent,
ia q Broadway, New York ,augS- 2meod
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For Prolseorutino. AttorInI,,e,y q

DDS. Please Announce
II the name OF w ]. C.. ANDERSON "a q
candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio county. aui5-tc
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I Yufnep'gg Festival

a a a MEETING oFEHHB eoSfMITrEt,
-. 81 2 "a ell1enla and Finance sof, tie
ln.s II epl cared That q Hndieient sIfffi al
money nqq not been raj i 10 envy fiid 81
lnittqe we've ro1uafe 70 eof1fiiilie ~ ~
!qEll tfnong tho citizens OF pflaeeIiiir iiffif
the 1llt Of sep teltiber. Asfho WI rfIi5is
e lq one 81 the most llrl liant ever lIi9id
n this = 3 no ped the eohf1i VIII ~
~ otell VI e iileEal dlpnatlonss The f6ii0,,
ing nArleai gent en1en ven eleelefi ofIicsfa
81 the titais Pres Idlit e. ~ fsfl'6sfi m.
- t9ellls Vice resident, and - EIifssii
te.- aul9
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LARpPKAH's

GURES COUGHS, COLDS, WHooPING
VI CoUGH,G GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
SWEATs, HoARsENESS, to which pubiic
speakers and singers are liable, CoHsUATP-
TON In Its early stages, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs. ~ Jldfse77 ~.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
elergymen Of every denomination, authors.
editors, professors in our various colleges and
by many Of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, It 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 lpecac are the base,
4, GIVE TT A TRIAL.
So. Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
DR, E. R. KNIGHTS, Prpp'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHIINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by 4. n. Logan q Co., aud LOGAN
List 4 90. my2S-3mddEw
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Washington County. Pa, News.


FOlltleal PFOspeets---The Death OF
Hon. John L. GOVy...HOn. RiII Mont.
4 EoIneRy
This re ,oyteJ. ami Slxa II, I,i,,t,I,.
courarind feruns AZ =
the Ifniofi ~ y, yfS..I.S u OI
The NONE . - .t N " Z .9s county
anxtois. onit -. ~
fI5pf,. n,,;ir,,.;i W. Dus -
baads mo IoI5fiS.l y - q t ~
has fallen dead a1,,S,S,et SOlHetitl3n
hacks a. RiU MontS5o,, 1. Is oucn oI u.
tempted to reanJnsts ~, nave I've. at
ness OF
vi0or INF tfars VIII = snow OF
peonIe know M al ia
exactly the sane S,, ~, as Deing
ssS S,aiIst fI s..s LED the crli=
tsn y = now ". names or pre-
s''- - ro 1...i.
t,, ~ NJ ,9lte, 1Dl1sles the resp1u-
SonHent .IS anu democtaticn clubs
curing the war, all of them denouneing
Gne war ana It's objects, and dlamorinG
4of peace IN the darkest hours OF the
eonhiet. The same parties who ehcti-
neered these conventions and clubs are
1114 gassss1ng resolutions ratifying the
FhHadelph convention and calling
on the people to rise mn and mt down
the radicals. itl u 9'l5ii afit = q ~
IL q snaci,,,e,I,, :, "a w.. i. ,.ttsI
county F;, :, ~. ili
T5st ~ ti;a1,d sae y,
cuffon of tho war IintIe4 = t,s Issa
lEmahcipaffon Procl amafion leads ~ q
| dissoI6tfon of Tho 1Tnian 41'J H. ~ y
! PeDnsvIvania no y i3yaI stat. s slijli
NOT f,fy5ish mn more M, ~ -
continue IL nnsieI. 1I'v 5,c,
frtller, mi 1Se IRE 51,,sose5S ~ VIZ .adl's
| believing It's further prosecntion ,llnfIer
Any POLICY. on FOR AriSy Pm tISo
] ~ ~ 4; Il 80 : 81 tle
/ ltahS II poWeE may claim, VIII never
-teaq, JOfa reconstruction of the Union.
l and that nothing Inf cOinI,IoTni,n -rI5iii
over lTive NO I,aotS, ,fti III L. ~ =.
| t5ss. nj az ltle ~ IL
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Internal Revenue. Income Tax, 90,
First District Of IN. va. s. 81 e. Z

.I
ConnEcroR,s 0BIICE, lst Dist. ". VA. ~
T WHITENING, August 20 1888.
A 8 REQUIRED BYs.AlTs ACT OF CON
"A gress entitled tlAn act to provide Intar-
I1t4 eNeftue 70 support the Government and
% pay interest on the Public Debt 2 anpfoV-
ed tune 0Oth5 1851, and amendhdeiits Thereto
j hereby give notice TO all paroles ifiterestefi
tll9t ne ssessor Of this District has dled
AiHfsSGA1fs I,fsr OF sAGIllET8 FOR 1855,
Embracing taxes ON licenses. tax on income
Q! les, ana on tagesi yachts billiard tn
,ble.s, watches, pianos and plate, ana that
!. SAP "a ~, NOW DuE And PAYABnR.
IWiI hant the Post once Ia Wet I;ibarfS,.
on the .tl and 9Th OF August, i 1866; d Law!
SOM tavern In 1fiadalphin on tfe slfil ANA
3, o. Asgs5;s. VIM; yei1,
tenn oett 1855 ct the Post ofIIee In Glen - tslil.
On ne I'll Or " s; at the Post Of
nee, N iannerQnj on the 4th and Stli Of SEM
Wheel ing on al other days. - ~
nnot paid within ten siayIs nom abSva
Sl,,tes ne penalties BY law Vfii IS
sfs5 ~ JAS. @. ORR
80, s.,,. Goiiector First Dist West Va s
s Z.
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The Knabe Piano

Is lsWell enough known throughout the T,t.,
STATES 70 stand upon its merits, and il Il ,.l
necessary To Pebble them fhrongb I ny
country or send agents nom door 10 iI5ot Se
A tne proper way for purchasers To S,mrI.
themselves Is TO apply to a resDonsihla o.plAy
Where they know that what they bnV Is s,,ll
as represented. ~ - lust
=, Another method of pushing bad yrorl, mo-
NE public Is to sell through 1TiiSie tn IN IN
alloYing them large commissions for TecoT,,
Henqlng their Instruments. This moie ~
tIlng business of course iIlcredSes the pTiCs ~ ~
tie commission must necessarily come fTn o.
In purchasing nom the agent of a firEt.c,os,
nanulaeturer, an Instrument can bef,s 49, J:
Ine iactory the re,l, q
sentatioIs OF outside makers that The iiesiar
commission" increases the prizes oft6e Ins9l,s
Persons in want of flrRt-olass Pianos carro,
Sn Pect 10 buy them at second or third clsS
~ The public are invited to examine tbs
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The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Wallets
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used BY
the French Royal Academy Of Medicine
They never fail In: Chlorosis AmenoThea
Menorh1gg1as &c - ,3sffi .gF5if. . sf,slI
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A F'nssage Inc Great Speech by Gen.
1pE9nf- =, Rei words OrFIaln TAX.
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SpFfiaI Auttfes.

gHOLERA, CHOLERA, DIAlRIRIFsA.
= DYSRSTEENss :FLUx, aUaItIIzIE
cOELPLAINT.
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grio1lfnfal implements

OWED EufIIlE CIDER affI,I
4lillf t
luttlllr Box a
dwell Hl1IliII 1i lsift
~ 6ldIdls
illlF llIi oas l,T
j ssll ] III
siNet ma en- rcy
arlf6 inffnIll o infSI = 5fIlIIs5 nfiif
lftlt -ftl1ol- q The Z - -
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MEN

AthOme, in Franklin 'tf,vnshin Nfays,,.,I
county, West Va, on, S5afurIiay eveniTtI
august 18th. inst, WILLIAM. MCFARI.Af5i11''
t-Sql.' IN the 10Th year OF his age.
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AMERIcArg I.IFI: DRoIs vyIlI eure Dintl,ey, Ia.
Coughs. Bronchitis Sore Throat, Asthma
R Es NepEalgia, .Ague in the Face,
lnins Group, Colds, Fever and Aeries and
Clolera In a single day. Sold by all 0ruppisfs
with null directions for use, q p. =,
( ORRIN SKINNER & CO.. PrOpfiatoFq
Springfield, Mas. DEMAS BARNES G Co.
Agents for Boston, .ft g ~ marlS-Iy
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ii $500 q


has proved Itself toi b tie most Iisriscf
pre- tion FOR the hair ever ofIefeii 10 10
public. s - -
Y - {, Nesel able COMP eund, and contains
70 ln nj JUS pfupeIt les " llafeVoF.
Y VIII llt1fo MY lfIir 70 tf tf liIl4 Nilnf.
y VII Keep the gufl q linf out -. :,
. ~ sleense the sealp and ifalfe the hair
eQlls lulHltors and 81 llitul fffss
~ IS r plendil I'M 5lf,rt.s5
p - 80 d pt should 81 NJ onssff.
= y iil lenc.efi ana 81 "a By the ffsf
ass On lilll ye6iallle slcIiinn mir
Renee ~ I'd take no b nor isis15
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! BALD HEADSl f,,t
odI ATTENTION. GREY iHEADSI
-L.tlLlILLs nIIEE.EIA gItEEu. aAurr,nsnrn. -.

MRS. WINsLows Queen of Hair Re-
storers IS Queen. not only in name, but n
virtues. It viii make the hair grow, and re-.
Store1f 70 its natural color. It Is really the
best Hair storer in the market, twin free
the mead nom dandrufi and produce q new
fully applied. Try the queen. 1t Is a delight-,
full hatr-tresstng.S Recollect the name, Mrs.
Wtnslow's Queen of Hair Restorers Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND BOOK
ING, No. iOdd Fellows Hail, Wheeling, ".
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W. n. SINGIETON

yAYHoIESAIE DEALER IN TOBACCO.
wv SNUFF AND CIGARS, No. So Main
street. Respectfully invites the attention OF
factuTed. Tobaecos or old and long established
reputation, among which viii be found the
following brands u. +. Gravely, .. B. Pace,
Race & Son, @. =. Baldwin, n. N. Sterling, i.
$. Watsoni VIM GfHmptOn,l j. M. Booker.
In addition he has large assortment OF other
Navy pounds and half pounds; Fig and Nav
Apple TOBACCO, Fancy, and Rough and Ready
Twist &c, &C; with many al flerent brands of
Imported Cigars. AL of which win be sold
to!the trade at fair prices. ~ + au23 >