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DRrAsRs on IuPRUDENCE

", "a ice f,isguld,d aHd iTnpmd6Bt votary 81
p, .sI.' NIB that b. Ia. iRbitsd the sr"d. oi
tbs p-iu.d disease, u TOO often happens that
aH i''tir.I f,s ~ ~ " me or dTrai ~ dirC1yrTy
deter Iiui nom urpl,ins 10 iho-.- Who, from 81.
ussf3.u a.N 90 ayflaljtv. can alone b'iri"nd
liIa yiaYih so tir couEt itHiiJEaI rJrnptDfn- ~
Ass Lsrii a.-ra-r t1.,E ts.ir gypeaTaBc", such
90 ul..l.f,t sore ,lluIt digAHe'l ms, nostur
~ IN IT,. hood frd lirala difaHess u eight,
aDrnr-,. n,Ilzi Ca the y'aH bone. and EfTl.,
dot i,a- % llti hrs,l. itrc aUd efiHD.il'S pro.
.l,ss.UE aHH iu.hG1i FaViLig III ~ last tie
D BE- u 80 mouth o. ih~ bunes II The nnsa
r,l ~ ard 90" y.yafn 81 thb awful diaas" 0e-
comes hrrfid ui.sct Il ComiissThti,p. al death
put . y,t!DI Ia 10, Gf's Nd gatherings by sfnh.
u hius 10 s.Ilut CUudihcoyegoA C0dntTy from
whence no fs.tvCicr rrfiITrs."
n g. n nifiAnrboly fsrt tast thousands fall Vie.
t!ms ~ tins tsfTii4e die 40, gytng to the UB.
sbilnni.-vy = i----r-. r--'-;,,iers ..sho hg he
ne Of that DEAnLr PDifOS NfgcCH1, ruin the
c5nr.ltut!gf and make TIE rssiare 81 life mlsrf.
abir a.t ~. Hae
OFFICE goUIH FREDERICK STREET,
LIT hszs sidc gl4ag irum gaialpFc Street.
Gr;g doors fiDm the o0rSeT u FaI not u 0b-
. re tiaune a.ld RTfDisT. ''.lt iG
rSy- No lsttsns reo.iv,i unles< postpah, and
eostasBing zt4ap "a b. nd on the reply.
per.ons Eitigg sisOnh state aga and send pDr.
:i@n u adrcftlserirTt f>teTfh5Dg symptoms.
I'm. D,s-tsr's DIPLOMA bxnes Ia his ofioo.
pN-r,Gpgr-srp---r or TRY pRyss
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BEATII OF a CITY PoLICEMAN.-Mr.
John Fender, for the last ten or twelve
years police officer for the third Ward
of this city, died at his residence yes
terday morning, after lingering i'll
naSs
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FEDERAL CoURT-Judge j. j. Jackson
Presiding.-The special term of this
Court commenced in this city yester-
day. But little business of Il public ma
ture was transacted.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the weather
was mild and cloudy and the sun was
obscured during the greater portion of
the time. In the evening a gentle
shower of rain began to descend.
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M AL Thy HOUSE.
A. IL. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
nov21 If ..... ..
Hotel Opening.
SWAMI HOUSE,

PARKERSBURG1- W. Va, :.
CHANGED HANDS ON, THURS
~ DAY, October sth 1858. J. W. Dent, late
of The Richmond House, took possession of the
Swami House for term Of years. He hopes,
upon him when proprietor of the Richmond. "a
Every department is in the charge of the most
etieient assistants .,sos-l J.wM. DENT. /
sep2J -..4tg 4
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURL-
The Fall term of the United States Cir
cult Court, Judge j. Jackson, closed at
Parkersburg on Monday.
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CHEAP AND DURABLE.
Fire-PrOof 4 Water Proof


THE COMBINATION OF pull
i VERISED slate and VISIONS matter rs a
roofing material stands unriyalled. \ nastic-
il a.lapts itself to every shape and slope. 1t is
non.combustible, impervious, non.eSpansivc, and
mdecaying. Frost does not crack, nor heat dis
solve it. The only roofing material ever discov-
cred that will resist the action of the elements
rs long rs the structure it protects. For repair
ing old and preserving new metallic roofs of all
kinds, Plastic Slate has never been equalled
while it has proved an invaluable acquisition To
the mechanic arts as preserver of metal and
wood when imbedded in water earth, or eX
posed to the weather. Being susceptible of lit
tie if any, wear from exposure, and perfectly
fire-proof II is unequalled paint for railroad
and farm buildings fences and bridges, iron or
wooden.
Having procured the sole right TO use the
above roofing material in the counties of Ohio
and Wood, we are prepared nj all times 10 put
on new or repair old roofs Al the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Our terms are reasonable aud work
guaranteed.
? II JOHNSON, CAPEHART & co.
No. l79 Market Square,
mas 81 ~ ~ Wheeling. W. Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PERsoNM.-John L. Wilson, Esq,
Master of Transportation of the Balti-
more and Ohio, Railroad, was stopping
at the MLure House last night.
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FOR SALE,
WANTS..
WANTED TO RENT.

A SECOND HAND PIANO, BY A LADY
n who intends giving lessons in music. Best
Of reference given. For further information,
inquire at this office. nov2I'3t
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~ 4eL y SUNDRIES. eL-
A. FEW RARREEs PRIME ma.

N PIE Sugar, Superior Green. Black and
Japanese TesS Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and champagne cider tbottledD, Ssg,
York No. j Salmon. English dairy Cheese,
Pickles. and Sauces, Tapiocs- Pearl Sage, Corn
Starch. Maizena,, &c, Iermetically sealed Sal
mon, Mackerel Goldfish. Haliibut, Lobster. Salad
Oil, (best quality, French Mustard. Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed Milk, together with a genera
assortment of seasonable articles. just receive
and for sale low, by ...g ,--
\. & G. d WOODROW, ~, .-,
za-fy r~--. Old Fellows Hail Building.
.rny2o Monroe Street, Wheeling, WA
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valuable Farm For Sale.

,,,,Ip UNDERSIGNED OFFER. FOR, SALE
iS,f valuable property known as the Bloon-
,l,lsI~ Farm, situated on the National Road
ny, niles west OF Bridgeport, Ohio, and con-
i W." about 800 acres. 1t Is splendid loca-
,;,n for stock OF fruit farm. and has me VEN
Q, Or, Vim farm with an opening on the pike.
l Tn. iIill Farm. containing about 30 acres will
~ s,J separately if desired, with or without the
% For terms OF further particulars, apply to
coat w. c. BROCKUNIER.
,,.ss sv CIV. BROCKUNIER.
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STONE & THOMAS.
MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
N sENUtL nISf ASKS

OWES Me \ KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
u acquired by Physicians, Ny long residence
In this city and the amount Of patients treated
annually 6y me, was sufficient proof Of my sue
ts.Ss. .. .
Mss and AZ dfscaSDs arising thercfrorn, are
cured w nuch shorter time than heretofore By
nv NV NEGEr ABLE RENEDIkS. Medi'
einc- sent to any IIart Of the Union. All letters
mnsi contain stamps 10 pay rrtnrn postage.
Su,,th1,id street, near the Diamond. ~
J. w BRANSTRUP, NJ D.,
Bon $40, pittfhurg, Pa.
molly
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II thOu would'st have me by thy side
And be with the united
Thou must he true 10 every vow
That once to me was plighted
For would not ask thee to be mine
Nor claim thy hart now Free
Unless thought its very throb did only
beat for me
love the dearly and l know that thou
couldst never find
A hart more true than that (which would
see with thine 10 hind.
Yet oh rather leave thee now and be
through life alone
If but for n moment thought thy hart was
not my own
Thou must not deem me cruel love
Nor chide at what l say
/ feel that thou wilt never change
Nor turn from me away
But Oh reflect ere thou dOst link
Thy fate no moro TO part
And when thou givcst thy hand to me
DO not forget thy hart
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,

on Tf,E NATIONAL
- ROAD tbrte miles East Of this city, Is Row
ready Tor InteTmonts, sale and improvement 81
lots. IL contains 81 acres Of land, and IS laid
out in :he most modern anil improved sJN le--can
be- easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road aud for thrre-iUurtlss OF the yeag ~ the
urupu,.d Railroad IL j. perfectly secure, and
Intended 70 he hcautihGd BY every variety OF
fees sl,rrlbbery, pubic vault, chapel, ARTIFICIAL
lake fountains &c. To make Il co Sll In Tue best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pio-
vision j. also uIaIo for it, enlargement orIer
and care in pcrprtuity.
Persons d,siTuus OF purchasing lots can e1lln'
inc lie eTuvld with the Superintendent who
has plat. or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, ON Main street, over Tho Bank
OF Wheeling. -,
Persons Wishing Ia make int"Tments Will casl
On the Secretary H. obtain permits theTier
Ticket. ii admission 10 lot holders anu visit
tors wiz Uc issued by the SECRETARY.
\. J. SWEENEY, rrtS.t.
l.. {. BCNHbM Scc'y.
~, q, a.. rNrrtts,Frnng
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BALTIMORE lock HOSPITAL

Established as Refuge from Qusckery. The
only place where cure can Ia obtained.
DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the nest Certain, Speedy. and
only E:l,o;Ual Remedy in the world for Weak
ness CO.! the Hack Cr Limbs StIictgrrs Affections
III tn Kidneys anil bladder Involuntary Dis
CHARGES. Imputeucy, General hhili,y, Nervous
ness. DysVrpsia, Lauguor Low SpllIs, Ceniu'
don ot IGt.,. Ialp.tAtiou of the Heart, Tinidi.
Is. Trembling nimurss of sight, GtddincSs'
Disease Of the Head. Throat NnSr or skin, Al
fn,tilus at the Liver. Lung, stomach or bow.
tls--thcsr Terrible Disorders arising irVm S"li.
iary Habits of loutl-SLCEEr and solitary prac.
ticrs morn Ct'sl a. their victims than the songs
If Svtens ~ the Mariners OF Ulysses, blighting
their most brilliant hopes or anticipAtions ron'
aeTn- marga -, SC, Impossible.
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NIPPED IN THE BUD.-FOr some time
past young man, who resides with his
parents on farm a few miles east of the
city, has enpaying marked attentions
to the daughter of Il neighboring farmer.
The old farmer was opposed to the young
gents designs, and forbid him coming
upon his premises. The young couple,
by no means subjugated, kept up their
intimacy, and day before yesterday
agreed upon a hasty fight to "Scrab-
ble," where it was proposed the knot of
knots should be tied. About eight
o'clock yesterday morning, the
young lady, handsomely attired,
left home, stating that she intended to
spend the day with lady friend who
resided near by, and that she would not
return until late in the evening. Some
time after her departure, the old mans
presentiments forced him to go over to
the neighbours and see if his daughter
was there. he was informed DS MS
friends that they had not seen his
daughter for several days. The farmer
obtained a horse, and made rapid strides
for Scrabble" When short distance
beyond Triadelphia, the father overlook
his daughter and her sutton, who were
seated side by side in n buggy,
riding along leisurely and lovingly,
"bound for'the happy land Of Canaan
The old gentleman forced the couple to
stop the buggy, and in an abrupt man
ner compelled his daughter to yacate
her seat in the vehicle. The young lady
was hastily started home, and the
young man was left to muse upon the
truth of the assertion that "there's
many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip
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SALE
/ FOR SALE.

sprrNpID BLACK MARE EIGH 7
A ,..,rs old. Also, Top Buggy and Harness
- ;.5.,;yr AT ID. Gundling's shoe Store, iaS Main
Enquiry :" nov2s-lt
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WANTED.

active AGE NTSE VERY
"A WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY, sells at sight and demand constantly in
crcasin.. Agents, male and female, now 0per-
ating are making $40 to SIS per day by working
few hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. A sample OF each, worth
So with terms 10 agents, sent free by mail 10
any address Send 81 cents to pay postage.
tR-SATIsFACTIOS GUARANTEED. Address
G.. W. JACKSON & CO.
mchs.ly P o. Box 1919, Baltimore Md.
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THE following poetical effusion was
picked up on one of our streets few
days since. 1t has been handed us for
the owner, and rs we wish him to get
the benefit of his "masterly effort we
insert it in our columns:
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The Continental Vocalists!
In the Beautiful md Civic Costume,
Tho Buff and Blue OF We
Oiden Time"
G-t.-a.x Nov

OIden Timc.o
Friday md Saturday Evenings, Nov.
Seth md Dec, LIST.
AFR. =. w. SMITH, TIaE SENIOR
wi Member Originator of the name Cont
mental yocalists.n and Pcrpetuator of the Com.
pany. as originally organizedJ begs leave To say.
in this connection, that the Favorite Continental
Rasso, Mr. Watson, Is again with the Com
pany. Also, lHr. T.. q. III udson, First Tenor
Of the Celebrated Hudson Family, Vocalists; and
Dir. II. M. Rogers. Mr. Rogers possesses
Two Distinct Voices, (COntralto and Tenor, of
remarkable sweetness and Purity of Tone, and
has 40 EQUAL in the Musical World IA Sing
er Of Pathetic Ballads. In addition to the Quar-
tette We have secured the services of the I'D
Bailadid oai Composer, BERNARD COVERT
the Hero of q Hundred Songs. Tickets25 cents.
Reserved Seats 80 cents. nov:9-9t
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WILLIAM HARE,

DRACTECAL- PLJlBEB 3 ND
l GAS BITTER M 3 AlpnrOc 81, WHEEL
y order. from Inc conntrs Attended to at
short notice. 'H.h nP-L
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YOL.NG My

Who havci iurcd themselves rs certain prar.
DE induced In when alone habit frequently
learned frmI ryil oompanioH- o. ~ school tho
Effects Of Which are nightly felt, even when
a,l.rp aul n not cured rndrf- marriage i'm.
,.a,-Nli AMI lr5trws b''h mind snd body.
.frriI Apply immediately.
what 8 pts that 4 young UIsn tlss hop" II
hg country. tho darling 81 bis parents, should
b, sa4'rhrd irHn al pip.p'clr hhd eni0ymfnts
81 40 lry The rof -hrfrc"s nj drYiating nom
Tho Path ~ pnEura sad judnlsNng iH st"rtsin
-r.l.I habit. ,lIslI parsons must, before con.
f.r...'.ftLy
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YOUNG MEN

Especially no have become the victims Of Soll'
tarv Vice. that dTradful aud destructive habit.
Which Annually sweeps 10 an untimcly grave
thousands Of Young Men of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wisr have ,ntrauccd listening ScuAt"s with tho
thgndyr Of clogucuce. or walked 10 ecStacy the
Ilrillinn lNIr nInY OIL with inll Confidence.
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

eipCCEsSOH To r.. DEEHEI4.
= FANCY DYER AND S,lDt EEk, ooI;h
Slree.. ue-r the y. Z q. u. =, Depot, Wheelingi
". "a ~ kids 81 shlWls. knl-0ns. H!id
every drsaigiina - spi and N"pis1 Iooi..
exsli,trd o. shJ.t h5s.cr ard GA rrEsgEailr
terms.
Ibi,is the frsi and bet sleals pyins Estal-
n .f'agrf n H. V-es.ara stater ssp31
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s. =. FARJS,
JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Successor TO Trubo & GrUssclos,
7TEyUTACTEREB or ETECTES,
NJ CARRIAGES EOCEANAl~. Sc. &c.
so. - Market S,ru't. keeps constantly CA manu-
and manutrrtur,s 20 order, all Kinds OF N"fN ~
his line of business Particular attention gwen
to repairing.
- second hand Carriages and EUGSie- for
ca.L -rPsI
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MARRIAGE

Y fsof tipt sound NINA and body arc the
mot NECESSARY rcquirii'- Ia promote opanubiIl
hsypiun4F. Indeed. without these tho journey
through liz becomes a Wedfy riignmagr. the
prospect hourly dnrkfn- TO ne Viswi thf mind
becomes -hadVwrd With despair and flied with
the O.. Linrh ,ly IcfHf .,B that tho happineas OF
agUtie. bs,1air- Ll,sAied 9Th our Own.
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CEwING MACHINES.
- Agents wanted everywhere TO sell our low
priced fully licensed machines Send for our
circular. SHAW & CLARK, :. NJ. Co, Bidde-
ford Maine. novl4ly
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rAKrpARrfcrLAR NorrE.

Hr. J. addresses all those who have injured
Themselves hy improper indulgence and solitary
habits, wbirh ruiz both body aud mind, uniting
them tor either business, study. society or
marriage.
Th.r prc surrc of Tho AID and melancholy cl
feet. pIuiucud los carly habits 0f youth, VIZ;
weakness ui the H.trk aud Linbs, Pains In the
Head. U.lnur.s Di Sight. L"s, Of Mnsculsr Pow.
a. Prlii.0tl0u II tho Heart Dyspepsia. Nervous
lrtitahlitv arrangement uf th" Dip'siivc Func.
usns General y, bIld!s, symptoms az Coir.usp.
tom. SEC.
BUsrALIY.-Ibo fearful eHert on the mind
ar,. much to ha drrads.--Loss of Memory Con.
fusion ~ Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Evil
Fogcbodings, Aversion 10 Society, Self Distrrst,
Love Of Solitude, Tim.dity. 40, are some Of Tho
cli' produGcd.
Thousand, Of persons Of al ages can now
Iu!gr what o. thrCmse Of their declining health.
losing their yIg"r l. coming weak, pale, n"r-
vou. and ,inaciIt~i, having singular appear.
snD- about the c3rs, cough and ayippt9ms VI
Communion.
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DRIED FRUIT.

5000 lbs Dried Peaches, Choice Halves
y &, 5,008 CHINO Choice Quarter
5000 4" Dried Apples. ..s 4
In store and Tor sale by ~ Z, .
go. ~. PRYOR BOYD 4 Co,
noy2o Is Main Street.
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.IOHN TEECE.

RJALsTER AND HOP DEALER
wi Water STREET Centre Wheeling West
virginia Highest cash price paid tor Barley.
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II w PHILLIPS

IRON AND brass Founder,
i STEAM ENGINE BUILDER. and General
Nlarhiuist North Wheeling. W. Va.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or Young Men oontcmplat.
ing Marriage. being aware of Physical Weak.
cured.
Tic who places himself under the care 81 Or.
J.. INA, rri.iou-ly couiidc In his hnndr ~ gen.
tlrlnap and confidently rely upon his skill IA
ulySIy..u
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gsDansnafExT OF THE rRxss

TIE many thousands cured AZ this estsblisi.
meat vi;aii the last twenty yearr. and the M:
ruegDrz Important Surgical Operations performed
iry Dr. Johnston. witnessed W tlse reporter of
tbs ssiB aBd many oihsr Papefs Dsfieeso o. vh.sh
appeared aa8in and again isfore. tie public D.
stdes tis EtaI,siug a. gentleman 81 character
a1nieted- ff-a F
, san diseases speDdjiy eaird. aas'diy
The New York herald., 1866-09-01
INTERESTING nAstE c,wus CASE.
Coart Of Commss Pleas Chambers.
BEFORE Judge ipnly

AuGusr 3i-r1s Pnpe ie R>Lutbs N H~~rp yas~r 20
chars<, NaSno,-rhis was Interesting legal hsAt for
the possession infant about too years Old present
In custody of s mother the defendant 10 this action The
parties belonged originally 70 p.dham. Msssachusets
where plaintiff engaged the cabinet business
The marriage proved very unhappy one, and the honey
moon was scarce over there bitter feeling between
and wife After living toge'st abou, year The -ifs
determined. possible w. obtain divorce frum her
band the ground oi III treatment. but the supreme
Court Of Msssachusstts refused 70 grant her the
necessary relief She then rvswted 70 abandrnuDeni
taxing her infant Lou. with her 10 the rrsfere Of
mother m this niy where she Ia living The father
nnding out her wberrabouts o. 70 New Yort and
wishing get possession Of the hd auef ont crit Of
hsh~ascopus which -u r-tnrnable day
Mrs. Mailman IN her 70 the eturp s~s forth that
she compelled her bubsnd aorourt % hs
vi treatment. that these abuses c,umcn~sf shout
months After their marriage and continued % the tine
she len msssseb the ssupera,ed the different
~ m treatment prscssf BY susband s1ch
os her ariug boo her snd ,hressu,ns her VITA dessh
IN ontf the DEFENDANT hat che IL sbudsssy
ses . suppor her rhid, and prsys Tia. might b. sh
undew her g1nr1isn&hip
10 sNsssvas The rssurn the father pssss prpss~d
nss n ths dvsrs sun shoe that al ,h~ss shsrx~s ~ 10
uss1ent and c~uelty preferred aGxssss him ~ hs -ise
~srs disp~e-sA ne sfns 70 bs NE ssl sasraAs q ,ss
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

Bu2srp-Beiween and esght O'Clock last eysa s "
NO sg kerosene oil lamp exploded. ns
hre 10 the clothing of girls named Pauline Doreve
ko.ena Waftx aged seycfAly about nine ycA they 80
FtRE ~ s,KrH Avssux-Two hEs BApLr bgsssp.-bs-
tween eleven aud twelve O'Clock Friday mor ming are
originated 10 III. basement Of the dyeing and seourag 90
ahhshmsnt Of Jules Kahn. No. 1h shth avenue IL
.pp.ars that Mr. H4hn and workman named HonJ
"harkaut w-r- washing goods In b-nxnr wsu mo
Napf extending to the nine feet distant snthd
s set hfr ~ The clothing and 10 thr tub sad
hhtuirs An alarm promptly given, and the nAsn~s
soon etunguishci but before the two could get ont
rs ~e.r very badly burned about the face, arms and
hahhs The dniaRe 10 the will be about tiO1 ln
srd for 81 20 Ia the Central Park aud Al 0epAv
Insurance Company
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SIAM sliso IsrtLletSct.

sricps Nv AZ rsssovr sis Yesterday the body n Al
unknown man found grow. the P.goda soush
ded Island with pistol wound the risht aide "A
bic face The rsporssd " Coroner Henry "
Goold Who pvoc~sie> .pc and dsovsr- revolver
eissp~d m the right hand ~ The 6~c~as~a sppsr
emily h~sn Thsr~ tsp~ys fssgf
by vhirt hts IDENTITY eoulf " estshnss~d upon hls
psrsou uer~ hnea hanfksfckisf Married .Axr>s NJ
Pettrrson ssd and slsess button. Ne Sr~ss<d
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The New York herald., 1866-09-01
PolITul MATTERS IN lAolANl.
BarbRrue af HwIing tsrr~n-~hootin9 Annir
at q Drmsrrtir Meeting nj Co1aersviIie-
The RndicnISnd Ballot BOX stsfiss, Ac.


The Radicals nd Ballot Box stsnsG, &c.
IspAsAroLis, August 81, 1865.
Atremendous gaering Of the democratic and coDserva-
tive attendi old fashioned barbecue n Bowl.
ing Green Clay cofs yesterday Aieas, ten thousand
persons were in attendance, and n number OF oren
were served mp wlIe There was speaking from three
different stands. lwing Green is small town nfecn
miles from any ralosd, and the assembling Of such
vast crowd was nnomena. Judge Claypoo, "Brick :
Pomery and other4 addressed the meeting
senator Hendrct and General Manson, the democratic
candidate for secrtry Of state addressed meeting ~
2,00O AZ CounersNe, Fayctta county, yesterday. A.
night General MANN screnaied At his hotel called
out, and made fcremarks, ~ the course of which he
Was repeatedly lntrnpted by riotons railcaiS a de-
from the II Indiana battery by the name Of
Kerr leading lriotous demonstration. Nathaniel
Caldwell, old tlzen, who blown on The
steamer - John ard severely injured that he
~ crippled for 3D. told Kerr II be didn't want ~
hear the speech uleaye Kerr drew q vyover and
nfed four shots ,aldwcil The nrst passed through
his hat grazing the alp the second disabled hg right
hand the third paf through his N gh, from which he
fell Kerr then rea shot VII ch passed through
the calf Of Caldwell leg The Acoubdre then ran. "
is reported that he bbcy declared week asa that be
would shoot the n democrat Who attempted 70 speak
In Conner-s,ile.
The State Dsmoos r Central Committee made pro-
position 20 the rsd( committee more than week ago
to divide the eectd boards prevent frauds bot yet
have received no rely Charges of enormous election
frauds have been n for years. aud the refusal of the
radical committee sgrcs division of the bosrcs
looks though the only hope ~ success were through
the medium of baA box stufhng
A large dernocras meeting VAS hed ~ llftls W
night Martin NJ ky an EN- lnenl lawyer of tbs city,
delivered speech three hours, and followed ~
Brick Pomeroy4 Mr. Rays spesch sn nficny
legal Argument ~ o., power the force and bearing
Of the constitution amendment NJ Ray oont@nas
that The smendna 10 ronl l1orion With The erissing
provisions d tue tnsutalon, -ll confer suffrage on
negroes