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- - - .al.aaLI--E-
WHEELING, WESTV TUESDAY MORNING JULY a. 1866
Eneann.

The Milwaukee NetCs speaks of the
process by which two U. s. Senators
were elected to Office as a clear case OF
"Nebraskality."
1t has been asked when rain, falls
does It ever get up again? OF course il
does, in dew time. ISL
How fast wicked men can go on in
their sinsw exclaimed a good but nn-
sophisticated old lady; 'tft only takes
two seconds to fight a duel I"
What Is the difference between a
Htndoo widow and a Christian widow ?
Inc right way to tell it is as follows:
AS sin in India, one day, an Englishman sat,
With sweet native lass at the Window:
"Do yoTE widows burn themseiYesF-pray
Said the pretty tnquIsItive Hindoo.
"Do they burnt That they do" the gentle.
man said,
o., Mlth tI a lame not easy to smother:
Our Widows the moment the husband is
Immediately burn-for another"
AN old lady once triumphantIy
pointed to the "Epistle to the Romans, .
and asked where one could be found
addressed to the PrOteStGIlts3 This was
squaled by an old negro Baptist, at the
South, who said to his master, Metho>
you've read the Bible, s'posea"
well, you've read in it of one John
the Baptist, hasn't your"
swell, you never saw nothing about
no John the Methodist, did your"
well, den, you see dere's Baptist In
de Bible, but dere amt no Methodist,
and de Bibles on my side"
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RATE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Income Tax Returns ana Assessor

AA-~SA-C AsAA AAGNGAEAAb anu Ah8GA8OIHs
1t is remarked, truly enough, that in
making up Income Tax Returns, the
Government has often taken advantage
of the tax payer by prescribing that
losses in one branch of business should
not be offset against profits in another
branch, SO thst, as is said, if merchant,
carrying on a produce trade, happened
to own ships, he must keep the accounts
entirely separate. If he made $40 600
out Of produce, and was $780, 900 out of
pocket on his ships, he must still pay
on his ten thousand, although his net
losses on the year was twenty thousand
dollars. Or, if a banker making during
the year, fifty thousand dollars in this
business, should happen to have no
use for portion of his surplus capital,
and by investing that in stock specu-
lation should lose fifty thousand dol
lars, he must still return the income he
would have had, If he had met no loss,
the speculation being " outside" of his
legitimate business. r---
"There was not" says the New York
Journal of Commerce,
"A 6Aa0OW vi C4Gun6 AZ BLl6 law IOT
such an absurd ruling. The act of
Congress did not say that a taxpayer
must return statement of his income
on his regular business, or his legiti-
mate occupation, and pay a tax on this
without deducting such losses as result
ed from foolish ventures and outside
speculations; it simply provided that
the tax shall be levied, collected and
paid annually upon the annual gains,
profits and income of every person.
subject to such exceptions and condi-
tions as in no wise altered the geneIal
character of the impost. After many
simple-hearted people-who took their
stoner-had been victimized out of tax
they ought never to have paid, the
Commissioner was compelled 10 change
his instructions, and to allow each tax
payer to sum up his entire gains and
losses, and strike fair balance be-
tween them. This is the only reason
able interpretation. What every
man, after careful examination of his
business, sets down as his annual gain
or income for the year, without deduct
ing his personal or family expenses,
should be conscientiously returned to
the assessor. a debt merely suspended
is not always lost; but an actual loss
subject for deduction from the profits
as If 1t came from any other part of the
regular business. We know that some
local assessors try to enforce a different
Interpretation, but no heed should be
paid TO their advice. We learned of
case last year where country mer-
chant, who would have made about
three thousand dollars upon his years
business had no misfortune .overtaken
him, was almost ruined by a fire that
consumed a large portion of his goods,
upon which he had no insurance. The
assessor for his district insisted that
~tt1is loss came out of his capital, and
not out of his profits" and tried very
hard to collect the tax upon the money
he would have made but for this ca
llanrity 81 q A.-4-t afL-
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PAY OF DEsERrERs.-Hon. j. NJ. Brod-
head, Second Comptroller of the Treas
ury, recently rendered the following
decision, which will be interesting to
many soldiers. When soldier on his
return from desertion or absence with
out leave is sentenced to make good the
time of his illegal absence, he will be
paid at the rates that he obtained while
he was absent, and he will not be al
lowed the benefits of any law changing
those rates until he shall have satisfied
the sentence or served time equal to
that which elapsed between his deser-
tton and the passage of the law.
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DIR. r. j. KIsNER
ECLECTIC MEDICINEs


NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, 3D Sr., CENTRE wHEEL1So, W. VA.
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THE SER
II VICES OF an intelligent assistant who
VIII attend to the pIeparllon OF incdi-
clnes, putting up prescriptions &C. will pna-
BILE him to give more attention 10 out ma
tlents, especially To bis many friends in the
country. His medicines are all prepared ia
his own office, and all delivered to lis pa
tients by himself. DR.. X. treats ali Diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human-
lty Is afhicted. He hasa large number al new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful IN many Of those obstinate c5lReS OF
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed TO be tncuTable, among which may
be nnmed: Consumption, ScrUfuln. IBIS.
changes from the Ear, Ozena, Enlarged Glands
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, stomach CompInints
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the ThrnaI
and Air Passages. HypeFtrophy and ali 9TH
er dISeaSes OF the HeaTt, EeuFaii,ia EpiIeI'sv
Spinal Affections, and all tiisS.aSeS Of Inc Ser.
yous system IS acknowledged by all who have
ever known TO the medical profession. DR. K
has been emtnently successful in the treat
~ 1ies peculiar 20 women viz:
keucTrhea, Uterine and OVariOn Tumora
PEolApsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases TO
He makes speciality in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections of the C3enitn Urinary
organs, VIZ: Caiarrh Of Bladder and UTethTa,
Irritable bladder, and Eon-TetentIon and
pribbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, pIabetis and Dlhicult Urinating, sy-
PhiLltlc Diseases in all their varied IOTIns
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and sequellR,
SpermatoHhea and lmpOtency, and all uffec-
lG upon yonIhit9i 10 ~,
of Fistulns, White Swelling, ScrOfuIous
Sore Xarteose nIcers is &C IsESons am icted,
should lose no time to cali on or address DIR.
KIsEER- Communications containing fee
medicine caEl. For visits in city same "a
other Physicians. Once hours, o A. 81. 70 ~
MI NJ: Z. NJ. to4 p. NJ and 8 P. n. to9P n.
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REaErs IN PAR1s.-The Paris cores
pondent of the New York Times says
"We have here now quite a group of
the former great men of the rebellion
at home: Generals Toombs and Beau.
regard, George Sanders, Jacob ThOmp-
son and others. Mr.. Toombs now lives
in Cuba, where he has a large pIanta-
tion and plenty of negroes. He'is now
a rich man, and is travelling for his
pleasure. He, as well as General Beau
regard, abuse JEFF. Davis without stint.
In personal point of view, they GER
tainly had cause to complain of Davis
treatment ~ 2
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The steubenyille Herald speaking of
Hon. John A. Bingham, the member
from the district opposite us, in Ohio,
says: "This able member of Congress,
formerly from this, but now Of the Six
teenth Congressional District, is likely
to be sent back for the second term.
The indications where primary cleo
tions have been held-or expressions
given-tend that way decidedly. We
have no disposition to prejudice the
claims Of other candidates in that dis
trlct, buta gentleman of Mr.. Bingham's
qualifications as an advocate can't be
well spared. The country demands his
serVicesU ~
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RusK1N says, with his old pungency,
in one of his new essays: 'eYou wo-
men of England are all now shrteking
with one voice-you and your clergy
men ogether-becausey you hear ofyour
Bibles being attacked. If you choose
who attacks them. 1t is Just becaus
you never fulfil a single, downright pre-
cept ofthe book that you are SO careful
of its credit. The Bible tells you to
dress plainly, and you are mad for
hneEyi the Bible tells you to have pity
on the poor, and you crush them under
your carriage wheels; the Bible tells
you to do Judgment and justice, and
you do not know. nor care to know SO
much as what the Bible word justice
menns,"
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Treason Probes.

The following probes applied to any
voter will lay bare whether he keeps
step to the music of the Union Party:
/: Are you opposed to comforting ciVil
rights upon all the citizens of the Amer
ican Republic2
2. Are you in favor of allowing a
south Carolina rebel two votes and a
hall, when the Union soldier has but
one?
8. Are you opposed to a decree that
prevents the traitors from holding Office
in the United States2
4. Are you opposed to clause that
renders 1t impossible to repudiate our
own national debt, and that makes il
an tnviolate covenant and an inviOlable
duty to pay the bounties and pensions
of the Union soldier?
5. Are you in favar of paying the
rebel war debt2
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oNE Of the most warmly contested
measures before the present Congress
Is the bridging of the Mississippi river,
which is advocated by the representa-
tiyes of railroads owned principally at
the East, and opposed by the Western
men who regard the Father of Waters''
Is their natural highway of commerce.
The Senate, after a protracted debate
passed bill authorizing bridges at
Quincy at Hannibal, and at B1rlinR-
ton. To this bill the House added
amendments authorizing bridges al
Prairie Du Chien, Keokuk, Winofia and
Dubuque, making in all seven bridges
on the Mississippi, and also one at Karl-
sas City, on the Missouri.
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How DAVIS PASSES Hrs TnEE.-The
latestnews from JEFF. Davis is given in
the correspondence OF the New York
Times: "By day Mr.. Davis is at entire
liberty under parole within the limits
Of the fortress, and generally spends
the most Of his time in the apartment
of his wife, who has had one of the case
mates assigned to her. He is at liberty
70 receive any books or papers that
anybody chooses to send him, and in
perusing thasea eand in nconVersations with
his wife and with the numerous visitors
who are constantly calling upon him, /,
he prevents time from anging heavily
upon his hands.n
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THE HOUSE OF PEERs.4A cores
pondent of the Proyidence .Eoa,,,sIsJ =, q
ter a visitto the House of Peers { in
London, describes the Lords as being
rather shabby in appearance, and says
Lord Brougham was the worst dressed
man among them-he did not even
look clean,
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THE INTERNATIONAL RACE.lThe
Britiahers were true prophets about the
Hamill-Kelley sculling match. Just
before the race correspondent wrote
to WTIEes Spirit: "The shrewd and
canny customers who watch the men at
work, do not ike the short and rapid
style of Hamill. They say It is well
enow for squirt, mon, but, Lord bless
ye, he can't last with Harry, rowing
that hurried way"
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THE PRoaRRss OF GAsTRoNoMY.-
The advance made of late in The science
ofeating is shown by the following ex-
tract from the Paris correspondence of
the London Star. $50 5ao :
sHThe first butchers shop for the sale
of horse flesh will open on Monday, the
9th July. For the edification of those
among your readers who wish to try
hippopha outlets or roast shoulder Of
horse, announce that the said
bOHcheTie is near the old Fontainebleau
barrier, No. 8, Boulevard de I'Italie,
which let them not confouid with the
Boulevard des ItaIiens. The price of
this meat will be about two-thirds
cheaper than beef, and will, moreover,
be sold without bone. To inaugnrate
this event, NJ. F. Geofroy de Saint
lHilaire, whose hobby It has long been
to introduce this new element into the
market, will preside on Monday, the
9Th, at6ix O'Clock, over splendid ban.
quet, the tickets of admission to par
take Of which are to cost 10f. Lemar-
sdeIayis, Rue de Riche1ieu, No. 100, will
be the place Of rendezvous"
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TIE EPE1EHsBrJR Ra 1I1issEZ-The Peters,
burg mine eerater'' is now In the midst
Of q luxurious cornfeld, and is itself
planted in melons and fruit trees. "A
correspondent who has been there
writes The immense excavation made
blythe explosion is now nearly closed
70 The surface, Us it was converted to
the uses oF sepaItnre. aud contains, as
Z WIS assured, about $500 dead
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SinitiG Simfti6lLS CttrGntlir.
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
= experience, an entire success; Siniple-Prompt--
Efficient, and Reliable. They are the only Diedi-
etnes perfectly adapted to popular usa-so simple
that mistakes cannot be made In using them. 40
harmless Us to be free from danger, and efficient a.
to be always reliable They have raised the highest
commendattOn from all, and will always render sat
sfaction.
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GETTING A MISSOURI JURY.-Apropos
ofthe legislative situation at Nashville,
the Banner, of that city, relates that sew
eral years ago Thomas H. Benton was
travelling through one of the border
counties of Missouri, when, hearing
that court was in session at a certain
point, he concluded to pass that way
and give. it call. Passing through
forest and brier, he was directed to a
clearing" where rough frame of a
house, without roof, might be seen, sur
rounded by stumps of trees, and sup
ported by splices of sapling. The Judge
vas seated on a log, without his coat.
ance. "Mr. Sheriff." said the Judge,
have you got that jury?" The Sheriff,
blowing and sweating, replied, SCOT
nine of 'em, your honor, out here in the
thicket, tied them with hickory withes."
The hell you havel" roared the Judge,
"where is the other three2" 'Ez for
them" answered the Sheriff, "Ive done
all could do-set two dogs and three
niggers on their trail, am 1 reck'n
they'll fetch 'em by'n bye"
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ATrEpTED AssAss1NAr1oNs.-Mexi-
can news reports the attempted assassi-
nation Of President Juarez by two citi-
zens, who had been In some way
wronged. The sentinel on guard made
an attempt to save the Presidents life,
allowing the would-be murderers to
dtscharge the contents of two double
barreled guns at him. Juarez was not
injured, although two shots passed
through his boat.
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Chaplin 18th W. Va. infantty.
PTTrsBURa, July 5. 1865.

Messrs- MCCABE, KRAFT a Co, Gentlemen:
Allow me to add my testimony to that Of
Others, in regard TO your celebrated "Diarrhea
Compound. 1 have been for n long time
subject to the disease for which It is Tecom-
mended. / have tried various remedie>; but
never found one that 30 completely eradlcnIea
the disease as your medicine. short timS.
ago was suffering terribly with DInrrhea /
procured a bottle OF "Krilft's DiaFrhea Com.
pound" experienced immidiate relief from
one dose, and after third dose felt fs well a.
ever. regard II as an invaluable medicine
and would not be without II. Yours truly,
l.. W. STEWART
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


DIRECTORS:
7. II. Logan, T. P. shallcross, Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZOeckler, Saml. bcClel-
Ian, g. w. Franzheim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin
TIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, ara prepared to take risks Rt
fair rates on buildings OF all KINDS merchan.
disc manufacturing establishments, fuTni-
ture, steamboats, and cargoeS on the western
HverB and lakes, and also on the lives of per-
sons for a term of years. This Company Of
ieTs 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 nest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
sideration Of the insuring public, and solicits
their patronage.
Applications for insuTans g will be prompt
attended to by the Secretary. H
Office, No. Mcclure House being the sRme
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co,
n. Z, ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELI, Vice President.
n. G. ARTHSR, Agent for paying pensions
Ohdce, No. Mcclure House, being the saInt
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co
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BENEFITS ToMRsToNE.-The new
Herald office. on the corner of Broad
way and Ann streets, the site of Bar
um's old museum, is nearly completed.
Tie lower story is of iron, and the re-
malnder is of white marble. Elegant
cornices span every window, in the
center of which the initials 81. G., B.
are quite prominent. Bennett saws that
he is getting to be an old. man, and he
wants to leave the new Herald office as
his tombstone. The building is to be
ready on the 1sto September. 1t is to
be completely furnished throughout,
cylinder presses down to the ad. rules
and towels, Rooms are to be reserved
for editorial and reportOrial sleeping
apartments, and corps of the latter
VIII be continually kept on duty. On
Its removal the Herald will be enlarged
to the size of the Tribune, and It's price
reduced 70 three cents per copy.
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t-of Mr.. Remains new book, "The
Lives of the Apostles" the Nation
says ~
an. Remains principle is pure natur-
alism, and nAturalism on the Ordinary
historic plane. he not only discards
the miraculous, he discaFds also the
marvellous and the wonderful; for ex-
plantations of events, however stupend-
ons in the record, he goes to the phe-
nomena of common life. Christianity
having its place in the worlds history.
both as TO its origin and Continuance,
the history must be interpreted, as ali
history Is, by averages of experience" |"
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% MetCalfe. Bro. I

.AIcCABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. sole PrOprietors To
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co, Centre
Wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, bridgeport,
Ohio. and by Dealers In Medicines every
where. feh2l. Bnd&w
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NAsHvrLI.E Tenn. Dec 1s, 1895

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Isl, 1855.
Messrs. bICCABE, KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen.
IhRve been using your DiarTheR CompOund'
in my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that 1t Is the BEs MEDICINE
of the kind have ever used, and do cheeTful-
ly recommend II to my friends.
With much respect, am your friend.
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ONLY RELLABLE REMEDY
If tskind now in use
C IA o LIE RA,"

summer.
The following are a few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given to the
Proprietors, by persons who arc well known
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"Household Blessings.''
NO MORE COLD DINNERS ON WASH
71 e DAYsI
ENHE CELEBRATED UNION WASHING
Il Machine and Clothes WrinReF, com bIned,
OIsepeFate; universally adm ltLed 70 be the best
and most reliable macine In use. For sale by
apr& PRYOR BOYD q co.
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WaTELIN0. ADri 05th. ~

MeSsrs. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen.
Having used Kraft s Diarrhea Compound, for
Camp DiRrrhea, with which have been deep
Iy afflicted for almost one month. all other
remedies tried h0IinO ydtLed, and finding 1t not
only n present relief but a permanent cure, 1
vora6le notice of all who may be like affiict-
ed. q. MARTIN,
Chaplin 18th w. va. infantfy.