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CoIgnte.s Aromntic Yeretnhle snn,

COIE"te's Aromatic Vegetable Sonp.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb27.lvd&u
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White Population of the City of
Wheeling
Total white population.
Total coIored populatIon


TOTAL OF YOUTHS OVER AND UNDER 81
YEARS OF AGE.
WASHINGTON TOwNsHIP.-White-NI
80. Females 6l7; COlored-Males !, Females :,
MADISON TowNsHIP-2d Ward-NIales. OF.
Females Ol-TOtal AL; 18th Ward-NiaIeS III
Females l2l-Total 32l: Colored-2d Ward
wales ", Females 20-Total 49, 7Lh Ward
Males =, Females 2-Total Colored Sl1
CLAY ToWNsHIP-White-Ma 80. Fe-
males 47O.IOtal $50. COlored-NTaIes ii, Fee
males l0-Total2I p.
UNION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 Fe-
males 615-Total 1857. Colored, none.
CENTER TowNSHIP-White-Ma 80 Fe-
males 3-Total 4 ' - re-
, WEBSTER TowNsHIP-white-Nia 40
FemaleS d79-Total 93S; Colored-Male i.
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ATTENTION! BALD HEADS!
ATrENrTnNy, CDISNy TTrANy,
THE QUEEN, THE OTEENI

MRS. wINSLOW'S Queen of Hair Re-
storers is Queen. not only in name, but in
virtues. II will make the hair grow, and re-
best Hair Restorer in the market. 1t will free
the head from dandrutI, and produce new
growth of hair when 1t has fallen of, iC faith
fully applied. Try the queen. 1t is n delight
full hair-dreSSing. Recollect the name, Mrs.
MinSlows Queen of Hair Restores. Sold
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, w
Va, nos
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Life!
TNIlnDC

DINOIS DINOT5.! DtOPS!
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria,
Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face
Headache, TOothace, Bruises, Sprains, Chilb-
lalnS Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Ch0lera in single day. Sold by all Druggists
with inil directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., PrOprietOrs.
Springfield, Mass. DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
agents lOr Boston. marl3-1y
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DIR. LAROOKAH'S
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Syru

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, WHooPING
~ Cough, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEATS, HoARSESESS. to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CoNsUMP-
ton, In Its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clGrgymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors in our various colleges and
by MANY of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, 1t 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 ipecac are the base.
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THE Copperhead papers stigmatise
Congress as ''the Rump Congress'; and
not constitutional body. What are
CoPperhead members doing in it then ?
They were elected at the same time
and under the same laws,-the MAORI
" were elected, and the latter were
elected by the same peopIe who elected
Vice President Johnson. If Congress
IS an unconstitutional body, Andrew
johnson is an unconstitutional Presi-
dent, and the whole machinery of gov
eminent is unconstitutional.
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FIRE.-A fire broke out last night
about one O'Clock in Detwiller's large
flour mill in Centre Wheeling. The
mill was totally destroyed. The flames
illuminated the whole city. Loss not
ascertained.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIA

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an Es-
say of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, DIR. J.SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
apr2}-3md&w 80
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These Pills act as mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
chOly, &c; restoring nature to its proper
channels. Under certa in circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. By
mail to any address 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHLISS q BUSHFIELD.
Also by G. II. ODBERT, stone Bridge.
mV26
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A FEW cases of cholera are reported
4aily to the Philadelphia Board of
Health, but so far as examinations
have been made by the sanitary com
Lnlttee of the board, says the Ledger,
none OF them have been declared to be
Aslatlc cholera, although the physic-
!ans reporting them have pronounced
Ine cases to be of that disease. The
a aaty committee say that the cases
type Of cholera morbus. Sufficient
causes OF sickness exist, however. in The
intense heat of the weather and - III
presence of unripe fruits, TO warn ovo r,o
bod to be careful as to what is used 3s
food and drink. N'eN "S
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The Knabe Piano

Is well enough known throughout the United
StateSko stand upon its merits, and II Is NOT
necessary to Pebble them through the
country or send agents from door to door to
sing their praise.
The proper way for purchasers to supply
themselves is to apply to a responsible agent,
where they know that what they buy Is lust
as represented.
Another method of pushing bad work upon
the public is to sell through Music Teachers
allowing them large commissions for recon-
mendlng their Instruments. This mode OF
doing business OF course increases the price, as
the commission must necessarily come from
the purchaser.
In purchasing from the agent OF flrst-claSs
manufacturer, an instrument can be had at
the factory Observation-Disclosures the repre-
sensations of outside makers that the dealers
commission" increases the price of the instru-
ment.
Persons in want OF flrst-olaSs Pianos cannot
expect to buy them at second or third class
The public are invited to examine the
stock of
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me Union men and the Democrats
both hold their conventions at Wells-
burg on the 18th of August.
Between this and the Goth of next
June Brooke county has 81, 800, princi-
pal and interest, bounty money to pay.
She pays her officers the following
enormous salaries for the current year:
county Assessor. S1e3 90
Clerk of Board OF SupervisOrs............lO 10000
Prosecuting 10000
Clerk OF Circuit COurt...".................. $500
5000
INcCOIueT )UO
3OOO
AOWHsnlp IOOO
s6Ss.OO
The Democrat newspaper contends
that the wool products of Brooke and
Hancock counties will reach $500
pounds, while the Herald says it will
NOT exceed lT5,OOO.
Harvest is pretty well over in Brooke,
and the wheat crop better than was an
ticipated.
The following teachers were appoint
ed recently by the Board of Educa ton
in Wellsburg township: Milton Wells,
Princlnal, Miss Matte Garlic, Angie
Harding, Emma UrQuhart, n. l.. Wells,
assistants.
Thos. Everett is a candidate for Sher-
i'll, and VIM. Hammond for County
Assessor.
y company of young men are going
into the business Ofsuwing lumber, haV-
ing purchased the engine and apparatus
of the Panther Run Oil Company.
Next Monday the distribution of re-
wards by the Cadiz bank takes place.
The liabilities of the Wellsburg Ma
tional Bank arc as follows, for the last
quarter:
- e,oo ~, al,
Notes i'll Circulation. $685. %
Individual Deposits. 5Sg72 o.
Due to National Banks................... 1887 %
Discounts Received, Interest ( Ex... 1880 81
'FRONT.' ana 81 IS
\ correspondent OF the CIarksbug
Telegraph, suggests Edwin Maxwell,
Esq, present Attorney General of the
State, as Union candidate for the
Court of Appeals.
Sheriff: Benz. Il. Stout; James NJ.
Plant; John w. Boggen; Timothy b.
Roam; NJ. w. Davis.
VIM. S. Robinson is named for Coun-
ty Treasurer, and DIR. a. l.. Barnes for
the State Senate.
UPSHUR COUNTY.
| The Republican has merged all its
talk about the Capital question into
praises of some capital apple pie served
| up at one of the hotels in Buckhannon
The Home Insurance Company of
Cincinnati is stirring up the people of
! BuckhannOu in the way of soliciting
their insurance. Thus it is that foreign
companies Overrun our State without
let or hindrance.
The Baptist Church which was used
for soldiers quarters during the war is
now retitted for its original use.
WOOD COUNTY
Parkersburg is daily adding city
features, as we see by the following
notice in the Times:
at is shameful that there should be
house of ill-fame, which we under
stand there is, opened on one of our
most prominent streets, in respect
able neighborhood. 1t is on .Juliann
street near the Presbyterian Church"
1t also keeps the fires brightly burn
ing, as for instance, as follows:
yesterday morning fire took place
on Ann street, consuming the dwelling
of colored man called DR.. Thompson,
and the church of the colored Baptist
congregation. The alarm of fire seems
to have been very little. 1t does not
matter, however. we haye no means of
eXtinguishing fires if the people are
called out"
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
JUST WHAT you WANT LADIES.
Try one boz aud be Cured.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Vallett's
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy of Medicine.
They never fall in ChloroSis Amenorhea
McnOrhagia, &c.
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THE COMBINATION OF PU1,vER1sED
jar, siaLe and VISIONS matter as a roofing ma.
,tS I'LL STANDS unrtvRlled. A mastic-it adams
ntSS!L 70 every shape and slop9. It is non
TndoIELlDle' lmpervtous, non expansive. and
tiisS0II1S ~ Frost does not crack nor heat
33isSSoIVelt: The only roofing material aSar
eILSGoVered that will resist the action OF The
factH ehI = as long as as the structure It pro-
T1CIs; For repairing old and DreserItine,
he eS Lnetaillc roofs of all kinds, Plastic SIaie
aI ms lever oeen equalled, while It mas moved
arts az q ,oe acquisition TO the mechanic
in NJ ~ pIeserver of metal and wood when
tha oe S.HI IN water or earth, or exposed n
oT,I, ~etther- Being suscep tibIe OF little q
nrSSoT g. = from exposure, and PERFECTLY FIRE
and f ~ - nIe4uaIled as paint for railroad
or wooden, anu OEAuSeS' IRON
ebay L1aVlng procured the sole right to use tho
IGIJSSe Fooning material in the countiee 70
~ I I1,i ana Wood we are prepared at ali time
S%or puL on new or repair old roofs at the
snOIIest possible notice. Our terms are raao
e0AaDle ana work guaranteed.
JOdNSON, CAPEHART& Co.
rD,-oo &c No. l79 Market Sooare.
ny 9-d Wheeling, w Va
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THE great overland and inter-con-
tinental telegraph line will be gigan-
tic enterprise when finished. 1t will
extend through British America, 1900
miles; through Russian America, 900
miles; across Behring's Straits, lS4
miles; across the Gulf of Anadyr, 2lO
miles: and thence overland to the
mouth of the Amoor river, ], 500 miles,
or a total OF ,294 miles. At the Amoor
II Is to be continued by Russian line
connecting it with Irkoutsh, through
Western siberia, communicating with
Mini Novgorod and Moscow, and
thence to ST. Petersburg. The capital
involved amounts to SlO,OOOOOO.
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SATURDAY MORNING. July II.

WE call attention to the able argu-
ment of Ex-Governor Stanton, in the
Court of Appeals on Tuesday last, in
answer to the application of Andrew
Hunter and other participants in the
rebellion. 1t is published in full on
our first page.
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90 On Monday evening, I'd inst, at st. Igna-
E EoS cnSHiTGh, Baltimore, Md. by the kev
In, t Nttiiler s j., GEO. Y. REILLY, OF this
baltimore. No cards.
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butchers lightning FIy-KiIIer
Makes quick work with flies, and II COM
menced early, keeps the house clear all sum
mer.
Look out for limitations. Get butchers
only. ju26dAwIm
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Notice to School Teachers.

A LII TEACHERS DESIRING TO OBJ
n tain situations in any OF the Free
Schools in the districts of Wheeling, for the
ensuing year, are hereby notified that appli-
cation must be made TO the Commissioners OF
the township in which they desire to be en-
ployed to teach, on or before the 4th day OF
August next. By order of the Board of Edu-
cation. J. NJ. BICKEI,
jy2l-l0t Clerk
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,,,o WHY ny HAS SoZoDoNT become the sta
cause it is impossible to use H. ayen Eor
a aN week, without perceiving its hypeinic
Siiect upon the teeth, the gums and the
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An editor has died out west-the
place where so many things happen
and brother editor has written an
obituary notice of him, closing Tins.
''Are we not glad that such an editor il
in Heaven? There the cry of more
copy shall never again fall upon his
distracted ears. There he shall never
be abused any more by his political
antagonists, with lies and detractions
that shall shame a demon to promul-
gate. There he shall no more be used
as a ladder for the aspiring to kick
down as soon as they reach the desired
height, and need him no more. There
ne shall be able to see the immense
masses of mind he has moved. all nm
knowing and unknown as he has
been, during his unweary pilgrimage
on earth. There he will find all arti-
cles credited-not a clap of his thunder
stolen: and there shall be no horrid
typographical errors to set him in a
fever"
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GIVE 1T a TRIAL.

DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
List & Co. my2S-3mdGw
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THE Hon. Henry J. Raymond has
written another editorial letter to his
paper, the New York Times, to explain
his position in regard to the Philedel-
phia Convention. He processes to be-
lieve that what he calls the leading
and rejecting radicals are expecting
another appeal to arms to decide the
issue between Congress and the Presi-
dent as to the admission of Southern
members, and goes on to warn the
Union party not to ignore or underrate
the effect OF the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, which he proclaims to be simply
meeting for consultation and not for
action. AT present, Mr.. Raymond
seems to constitute in his own person a
little political party of one. Possibly
he may in time think it expedient to
join his forces with some other party,
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Gov. DENSIsoN, the late Post Master
General, was held in high esteem at
Washington by everybody, and by
none more than his subordinates in the
Post Office Department. In parting
with him a few days since, Governor
Randall, his late First Assistant,
and now the acting Post Master Cen
eral, speaking on behalf of himself and
the whole clerical force of the Depart
ment, addressed Gov. Dennison as fol-
lows:
The occasion by which we have been
brought together is one of profound
sorrow to us all ; and in parting with
our beloved chief, we feel that we are
not Only losing a man for whom we all
entertain the highest respect, but that
we are parting with friend endeared
to us by the purity of his life and by
his uniform kindness and cordially of
manner. You can hardly appreciate,
gentlemen, the ultimate relations ex-
listing between him and those ofus who
have been brought in direct contact
with him, nor the regard and conf
dence that his personal worth and of
hcial ability and integrity have i'm
planted in our minds. And permit me
70 express to you, sir, who are about to
leaVe US, the kind feelings that will
follow you to your home, and the
heartfelt wish that peace and prosperity
may attend you wherever you may be.
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aIEiu advertisements.
Notice..

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i Soldiers League at their room in the
dance Is requested, as business of importance
will be brought before the meeting. jy2I-lt
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aIeu advertisements:
HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF wHEELIEG,l
July 18th, 1855. 5
Public Notice.

CtLoPs, GARBAGE, oFFAL AND ALL
y other animal or vegetable material sub
ject to decomposition, must from day to day
be removed from the premises and properly
disposed of. Such material should not be
deposited in streets or alleys, vacant lots or
public grounds, but destroyed or conveyed in
water tight beds. securely covered, 10 the
Ohio river, and exposed to its current.
Keepers of public houses and heads of families
are hereby notified TO see that this order is
strictly carried out. Saloon keepers will take
notice that Stops containing fermented liquor,
such as beer, ale, &C., must not be empLied
into the streets or alleys, but disposed OF in
the same manner as other offensive material.
Proper and uninterrupted drainage on
premises, alleysand streets must be maintain
ed and notice Is hereby given to forthwith
remove all obstruction and keep i'll good or
der all sewers, drains, cutters and sinks
throughout the city.
RICHARD BLUM, NJ. D.,
Jyl7-St Health Onicer.
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no Bricknlakers.

To BrickmakerS.
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived by the Building Committee of the
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane, on or
before "Wednesday, the 30th day of the pres
ent month, a. O'clO5k, p. M, for the making
and delivering of FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND BRICK to be good hard brick of the
size of those now being used, to be
made and delivered one half by the 10th day
OF September next and the remainder by the
10Th day of October next, and TO be delivered
at such places about the building as the
Building Superintendent may direct, the
committee reServing the right to reject any
or all bids. Bonds with approved security
will be required OF the contractor. Proposals
to be addressed to the Chairman of the ON
nittee at Weston, and marked proposals
for, &C." K. T. CAMDEN,
p. NJ. HALE,
II. HILLS,
lyl6-St Building Committee.
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Teachers Examination.

OFFICE OF SUP'T OF CITY SCHOOLS,
WHEELING, l9tn Jnly, 1865. !
CANDIDATES FOR POSITIONS AS TEA
" chers In the public schools Of the District
OF Wheeling. are hereby notified to appear
before the Examining Committee. at the
office of the District Superintendent, on
"Wednesday, August LIST, at 10 o'clock, a. III.
Those having previously been examined will
specified.
BY order of the Examining Committee.
F. S. WILLIAMS,
Jy-2l-td Dist. Sup't of Schools
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aaGnsitaI gustrnmtuts.

INHE GREAT REPUTATION OF THE
Kndbe Piano has induced makers OF in
ferior instruments to represent to their custC-
mers that the Pianos they sell are precisely
the same as the hndbe, made by wOrkmen
formerly employed by them, &C., &C.
This Is an old dodge. and one that Is only
practiced by manufacturers, who cannot sch
their instruments to the trade and conse-
Quently are compelled to force them on the
market at any price.
This mode OF doing business should be
enough to convince purchasers at once of the
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNABE. The
mere fact of small makers taking them as
the STANDARD, and working upon their
Sary.
Piano manufacturers have their established
agencies and dispose of their goods through
them.
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State News.
BROOKE COUNTY.

The Union men and the Democrats
both hold their conventions at Welis-
burg on the 18th of August.
Between this and the Goth of next
June Brooke county has 81 800, princi-
pal and interest, bounty money to pay.
She pays her officers the following
enormous salnries for the current Yenr:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-12
OUR RAILROAD CONNECTIONS WITH
THE VEST

The following we clip from the Augusta Con-
stitutionalist. We thank our cotemporary for
commending the subject of our editorial to its
Georgia and Tennessee exchanges. The ques-
tion is one which demands immediate attention,
and we hope at an early day 10 speak more
fully upon it.:
An IMPORTANT MATTER-We publish an article
from the Charleston NEWS on the subject of
the railroad connections from that city to the West
ola Augusta which reveals condition of affairs
that should at attract the attention Of all tho
great interests in this city-nay, more, it is worth
considering whether the railway interests Of the
entire State Of Georgia not interested and es-
pecially the port Of Savannah. IF the distant port
Of Portsmouth, Virginia, is to supply carriage
facilities for merchandise over the mountains OF
East Tennessee to be distributed from Atlanta,
and is to gather up the cotton crop Of Georgia at
that point, to be taken to distant market over
eight hundred miles of railroad on an interior and
circuitous route, it would seem strange indeed.
We beg our Georgia and Tennessee exchanges to
publish the article and would urge joint action by
Savannah and Charleston to defeat this scheme,
which, if allowed to be carried out, will be ruinous.
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week would have been sent up on that road to
have done this work. ,r-
Where there is o will there is way; md the
sooner the Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
and oil other similar corporations, meet such
aggressive movements against their very exist
ence, the better it will be for all parties
We fully appreciate the difficulties of Presi-
dent HAMNETT's position in assuming the man
agement Of corporation like tho Grecnville
and Columbia Railroad, whose vitality has al
most been lost by repeated disasters and ire
preside bad management ever since its very
existence, and we will give our cheerful cco-ope-
ration in every way possible to disabusc the
public mind of existing prcjudiccs, but we wish
to see something like a progressive administers
tion Of its affairs. We believe u railroad can
make itself felt, for good as well as for evil, in
business community, and the response of the
public will be as it feels itself benefited or in
jurcd by such corporations.