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BE1TER LATE THAN NEvER.-If your
teeth are going, and you have NOT yet
tried the sSozodoE1S = as n preservatiye,
try it now. Abaildon all other dent-
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GEORGE w. SUMMERS is spoken of as
the conservative candidate for the next
Governor of West Virginia.-GereLHHd
Leader
He is spoken of-that's true-but ne
will not be their candidate-for no fault
of prediction on their part, however.
He had the glory, such as it is. of being
a defeated candidate for Governor in
1852, and is not ambitious for repeti-
ton. Judge Summers Is not the man
to lead forlorn hope, especially in the
ranks OF a party that he has been fight.
ing all his life, and that he holds as
Particcps cJiminis in the rebellion.
There are three parties who want the
nomination-meren nomination as it will
be-viz.-Colonel Ben. Smith, General
Jackson, and Colonel johnson.
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IT IS in contemplation to build new
and costly Executive Mansion at wash
ington on the grounds east OF the capt.
tol, and turn she White House into a
fire-proof building for the State Depart
ment 1t was for that purpose leave
was asked to bring in a joint resolution
directing the proper committees to
make reconnaissance for site.
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Every Man his Own Broom Maker.
THIS Is ONE OF THE BEST PRACTICAL.
i useful inventions Of the age Men are
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handsomely bound and finely ILLUSTRATED
agents for this work are now clearing from ten
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The Journal is the name of a new,
and the only, paper published at King
wood, Preston county, edited by Levi
RIauser. Being published in Preston
county, it is thoroughly Union, of
course. In additional is well gotten up,
and is credit TO all concerned. We
wish it abundant success.
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Try one Dor and be cured.

The Great French Remedy, n. De ValIett'.
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy Of Medicine
They never fail in Chlorosfs Amenorhea
Menorhagia, &c.
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II you have Consumption, tryit.
II you havea Cough, try 1t
II you have Lung or Throat Disease, try it
II you have any OF the symptoms OF this
dreadful disease do not fail 70 try this remedy.
II it does you no good your money Will be re-
funded as set forth in the circular which ac-
companies each bottle.
HB-How many cases of fatal disease have
you known OF which the first symptom was
= EDMUND BOOKING.
Wheeling,
apr5 Sole Agent for West Va
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THIS IS NO HUMBUG!

NToR Is IT AN ADVERTISEMENT
N from one OF your
TEN Cent BABY SHOE SHOPS,
But from a house that dos business on a
FAB AND SQUARE PRINCIPLE
have just received:
loo pairs Ladies' hne Lasting Congress *
100 =. Ladies' Lasting BalmoTalS-.-.-. 90
$50 - Mems Calf high cut Bals...-----. 70
I6O - - oxford TieS............ 80
And all other goods in proportion, at the
popular Shoe House OF
JOHN n. ROBINSON,
my29 l5S Main street.
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Leecheel Leeehes!!

HOOO14ON7 IOOO13@Js
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
a large assortment of Foreign Ieeches,
which he will apply and sell at wholesale
and retail at the lowest possible rates
F. WINGERTER,
No. 81 Main ST., between Sd and BiddIe Sts.,
Centre Wheeling my2S-lwH
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In connection with the above. deem It
proper to state that the withdrawal OF Mr.. A.
A. Levison from partnership Will consequent
" reduce the expense Of carrying on the bu-
s1neSs very materially, and the fact that
shall in the future sell only for cash with the
view of changing my business, in as short as
possible period OF time / shall, therefore be
able to offer great inducements to O1th buy
ems, and therefore respectfully invite all those
who desire to purchase goods In my line to
call and examine my stock and prices before
mayS-lm n. ROSENTHAI
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the virginia Direct Tax---Attenpt 10
collect Tin West virginia.

The VtrEinfa Direct Tnx---Atiempt to
Collect it in West Virginia.
Itappears that clerk OF the vir-
ginia Direct Tax Commission has been
attempting TO collect this tax in Hamp-
shire and other border counties OF this
State, ON the ground that when the di-
rect tax was laid, they were part OF
the state of Virginia.
The fact having been brought 70 The
attention of the Secretary Of the Treas-
ury, he directed the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue 60 order an imme-
diate suspension ofsuch proceedings.
Senator Van Wrinkle has taken the
trouble to forward to Gov. Boreman an
authentic copy Eof Secretary McCul-
loeh's letter 70 Mr.. Rollins, which we
are permitted to append:
TREASURY DEPART1rESr,
WASHINGTON, May u. 80.
SrR:-My attention has been called
to the fact that n collecting clerk OF the
Virginia Direct Tax Commission Is as
snming 10 collect that tax In Hanp-
shire and perhaps other counties of
West Nirginin-
Although certain counties OF what is
the Presidents proclamation of July
fsi, 1852 declared fnsurrectionary dis
triefs, md IS such, are subject TO the
operation OF the act of June It'll, 1862,
IL seems clear that the tax cannot le-
gally be collected In those counties by
the Virginia Tax commissioners. The
commissions OF those officers were
issued since the admission Of West yir-
ginfa, and authorize them 10 collect
only in .sthe dintFiet of the State Of Eir-
Rinfa.r Indeed, the law itself requires a
board for eIeh State, and acommissiou
for more than one State existing ut that
time would have bean contrary 70 law.
As the whole proceeding is clearly
Illegal. I have TO request that You will
give instructions, by telegraph, If
necessary, for the immediate discon-
tinuRncs Of all collections in West Yfr-
GINA. RESPECTFULLY Yours,
fSignedI a W McCuLLocE.
sSecretdr5f Of tic Treasury.
HoS, Z A ROLLINS. CbBiiaSSSioiaes. !
Internal Revenue.
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IArEsr BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST b IkLE''kAFH.
Mason county, $40 majority for rati-
Jackson county. 800 majority for rat
VIII county, 1876 majority for ratif-
cation.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Is
say Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men Also, Diseasesand Abuses which pros
t-ote the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
heis Sent nee OF charge In sealed letter en-
velupea Address DE-. ]. SKILLIN HoUGH-
Ton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PIsO,s CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Is WARRANTED.

Also by c. II. ODBEH
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The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

RAPIDLY GROWING PLACE. In the spring.
of 1862, people commenced settling in Vine
land, New Jersey, from most of the Northern
States. especially Now England. 1t was
tract of virgin soil, embracing some fifty square
miles,-owned by one proprietor. Since that
time at least seven thousand people have gone
into the settlement, taking with them their
wealth, taste, and industry. They go there ON
account of the climate, the market, and the
raj fertility. The line of latitude is similar to
that Of Baltimore, Md, and they usually have
an open winter, enabling them to plow and to
do out door labor. Others visit there for health,
especially those suffering from lung complaints.
Five hundred vineyards are planted; the same
number of orchards. Three churches have
been erected, an academy number of school
houses, and different societies of art and sci
ence organized. Manufactures are also being
started, and a village is growing up with great
rapidity. Numerous people of wealth are go-
ing there, and making extensive improve
ments. 1t is estimated that 500 new houses
win be built the coming season. The peculiar
feature of this settlement is, that the origina-
tor, Chas X. Landis, Esq, has laid it out upon
a general principle of beauty, and adopted a
system of public adornments The effect of it
has already been to make it one Of the most
beautiful places in the country.
1t will require population of twenty thou
sand people to take up the land. The location
is thirty-four miles south of Philadelphia, on
the Cape May Railroad
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
The pre-idont silcnc.a.

=
Mr. johnson has just had an opportunity to
try the taste of his own medicine He holds it
will ba ramambarea tbat H. Dos.;o o,,a o4I'a-
W.. 70 ieo'poiou' 'na. II Dostie ana other
agitators were guilty. OF melting riot in New
Orleans, by committing the heinous outrage of
holding a public meeting and snealxino their
=, :, " spo"AS p unon
w. .s ~ ',oii o"n way Inc rresiueh1
mas been iomentng riot in the same way at
Indianapolis, where he arrived Monday evening
Mt little after sevap O'clock Tho offa;r 10 do,
''''' 40 U'
scrIped as Ioliows:
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

REAL ESTATE AT AUcTIoN.-To-day at 3
o'clock, Messsrs. E M. Patten s. Co., win sell
at auction, to close an estate, the block of three
brick stores on Fore street, between Exchange
and Plumb streets, that so miraculously es-
capped from being burned at the late confagra-
tion. The whole lot comprises 10000 square
feetof land and is one of the most valuable
pieces of property on Fore street.
By the way, the Messrs. Patten who were
burned out at the late fire, have erected an ex-
cellent and convenient building on Plumb
street, where they are now ready to receive
consignments of merchandise, of every de-
scription and make sales at auction. The Sc
nior member of the firm is a veteran in the
business, having been engaged in it for more
than thirty years : twenty-four years on his
own account
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

T PATRICK AND THE "TAILoR"- Quite an
amusing scene occurred on election day be-
tween two stalwart sons of Erin, who happen
ming to meet at the head of Centre street as
they were fastening to their respective ward
rooms, entered into the following conversation:
" To the polls We are, me boy?" said thd first
speaker.
/" An am, be gorra," returned the other, "and
with little paper missage to the thaivin ould
Andy, bad cess to him. Who do yees vote for,
Jimmy?"
& "For Mr.. Switt-an' troth isn't it he that
wanted to sthop the war, and keep the boys
from Citing kilt. An doesn't he go for the old
tailor?'
Go long wild yees,-the ould tailor?-the
old divil r responded Patrick, 'bad luck to
him,-you're right there, me boy, for didn't he
sew up the bould Fenian army /? But he
wont git my vote AN he should send me chist
full of clothes as grand as Teddy McLaugh-
Inns weddin' suit" saying which, away sped
ourhonest friend up the Market Hall steps to
deposit his vote for Congress and Govern
ment of integrity. sta'
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

John Stuart Mill told his opponents in the
House of Commons that "the conservative par
" rs, by the law of its constitution, necessarily
'he stupidest party, which insures its being al
""9s an extremely powerful party"
, me Bangor Times, understanding that
sa'ion OF the Philadelphia Loyal Conven-
on propose 10 make tour through the North
ein o.ates' hopes they twill forbear To insult
.ne ashes OIL The late President Lincoln nv wis.,
lting his tomb" just how such n v;s;. co,ld
be construed into an insult the Timas doas NO,
say. But it will, we doubt not, have r,oos,,ro
in learning that Captain Robert I,ipco,Y, az
eldest son of the martyred President, had too
much sense of propriety and self.resnect 80
permit his acceptance of the invitation tender
ed him at Chicago to make one of tho retinpe
of Mr.. johnson on the occasion of the lattcr's
visit to that sacred spot.
Tho Topeka (Kansas) Record says General
Howard, Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, has been invited to assume the Presiden-
cy of Lincoln College, in that place, and has
promised to favorably consider the matter.
During the reign of Charles l., all English
paper bore in water marks the royal arms. The
Parliament under Cromwell made a jest OF this
and among other indignities to the memory o.
the King, it was ordered that the royal arms
be removed, and the "foors cap and bell" be
substituted. These, in their turn, were oi
course removed at the Restoration; but paper
of the size of Parliament journals still bears
the name of "foolscap"
"A collection of scandalous works has an.
peared openly in Brussels, and secretly at Par
is under the title of The Eriles' Library. They
are characterized as profane, immoral, and po
htically violent, but full of genius-the bril-.
liant poems and essays of Alfred de Musset
the daring verses of Bandelaire, and the bitter
epigrams of Victor Hugo forming portion O
the series, ofwhich a few copies have been re
ceiyed in England. .Me ..
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

There have been no new cases of cholera
among the soldiers and apprehensiOns are all
allayed. t4st-il fs-
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
NM Lat

10 Let.
A three sored Brick house, furnished ono of tl,c
"A best locations in the western mrt of The city.
INC owner, wife and son wishing board Address J,oy
l769. ",,nSss ss,o ,,oN =
BOARD for families. Three or four sr,or
1D families can be accommodated at tha yVhita
House, WestbrooS. three or four minutes walk from
the Cumberland Mills Depot. Good airy rooms
provided. j. p. MILLER. Proprietor ''
JULES tt
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
Ru.iness Notices.

UPoS the health Of the Teeth depends the purity
of tho breath. Preserve them unbemished by tho
use Of tho famous Sozodont, that perfectly harmless
vegetable preparation, and you viii never regret it.
HoNcnlTIs.-From G. II. Gardner, Principal OF
the Rutgers Female Institute, N. Y, May II, 1858;
Il have been afflicted with bronchitis during the pass
winter, and found no relief until l found ycuf
Troches." "Brown's Bronchial Trcches," or Cough
Lozenges, give prompt relief in Coughs, Colds ami
Throat Diseases, aud arc for saIc throughout tha
United States and most foreign counties.
scpt6-cod&w
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
Attention
Canada Lumber for Sale.

CHIPPING BOARDS, and SUGAR BOX SHOCKS
- brand, stSaint Lawrence Mills Canada, T.
Cushing deliverable in New York. or Repentigny,
c. T., u miles below Montreal ON st. Lawrence river,
from whence shipments can be made direct To Cuba
Address, L. d Il. II. CUSHING,
oup17leyy RepentiCnv II
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

The autumn announcements of Messrs. Tick
NOR & Fields embrace great variety of inter-
esting and valuable works. Their list of poet
ical works is especially attractive. 1t includes
''Flower-de-Luee," by H. w. Longfellow; ''The
Tent on the Beach" by j. G. Whittier; the Po-
ems of Mrs. Akers in blue and gold; in similar
style, with portrait the Poetical Works of T.
X. Hervey; illustrated editions of Evan
geline,' "Sir Launfal," and "Maud Muller"
and a collection of the Poems of George Ar
mold. Ofprose works, we have Character and
Characteristic Men," by Edwin P. Whipple;
the prose writings of Longfellow and of Whit
tier; "Grifflth Gaunt," and "The Yankee in
Canada" by Thoreau. Bayard Taylor's "Pic-
ture of st. john is also in their list. The Ju-
yenile works include an illustrated edition Of
rGrimm's Goblins," %Stories of Many Lands, -
by Grace Greenwood, "Red Letter Days" by
Gail Hamilton, "Aioat in the Forest" by
Mayne Reid, and new book by Miss Louisa
NJ. Alcott.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
REVOLT IN RUSSIA.
THE GRETAN TROUBLES:

BERLIN, Sept IL.
The Upper House of the Prussian Diet has
passed the bill to indemnify the King for acting
without the assent of the Diet in the matter of
the budget and army supplies previous to the
war with Austria. The bill passed unanimous
ly.
The Chamber Of Deputies has rejected the
government proposal for the issue of sixty mil
lions of Treasury notes, and adopted instead,
an amendment authorizing the issue of thirty
millions, payable in one year from their date.
1t reported here that the King of Saxony
has decided to resign in favor of his son.
> LONDON, Sept. 10.
Earl Stanley is spoken of as the probable
successor of Lord Cowley as British Ambassa-
dor to France
FLORENCE Sept. 10.
The conference between the Plenipotentia-
ries of Austria and Italy progresses slowly
ThsGnancial question has not yet been settled
The Italian Government has issued decree
which disbands $4,000 men of the Italian army
Austria has invited Italy to send Plenipoten-
tiaries to meet others appointed by Austria for
the purpose of adopting measures for the inn
provement of telegraph and post enterprise
between the two countries. .l1n
VIENNA, Sept. 10.
Austria is about to introduce an extensive
reform in the organization of her army
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 9.
1t is said that all the tribes of Daghestan
have reyolted against the authority of the
Gar.
ATHENS, Sept s.
The Cretans have rejected the terms offered
them by the Turkish Government, and con-
hnue their revolt
The Epirots, inhabitants of Epirus, also
claim their freedom from Turkey and have
abandoned their habitations and taken to the
hills. 3 t4@ ,e&f
NEW JERSEY LEGESLATURE.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
From WashinutOYa.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
The Pension Commissioner has addressed a
letter to all Pension Agents calling their atten-
tion to the law regulating their fees.
Reports to the Freedmen's Bureau from Ala
bama state that the freedmen are suffering
from the failure of the cotton and corn crops.
Smuggling on the Rio Grande is being pre-
vented by the activity of Treasury officials.
The funeral Of Commander A. N Smith took
place this afternoon
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

The Election.

In our issue of Tuesday we gave returns from
1877 cities, towns and plantations, which gave
the following vote:
Joshua L. Chamberlain, 464t9
Eben +. Pillsbury, 26429
Majority for Chamberlain, 1890
We have since received returns from "a
towns and plantations which give the follow
ing aggregate: 3
Joshua l.. Chamberlain, 5.722
Eben T. Pillsbury, 1860
Majority for Chamberlain, 2O63
This, added to the majority above mentioned,
gives Gen. Chamberlain majority of 22,O53
over Pillsbury in 221 towns.
In 1864 the majority for Gov. Cony in these
towns was 15,017. The net Union Republican
gain is 7,O36. From present appearances Gen.
Chamberlain will have majority of from
twenty-six to twenty ty-eight thousand votes.1T
For Representatives, we hear as yet of but
seven copper7jOhnsons who are elected. We
have gained one in Westbrool, one in Harps-
well, one in Biddeford, one in Kennebunkport,
and others are reported. ..-..--.,.,., IA.
We shall give the full returns as soon as re-
oaivod
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
ROO,IOV ~
151,179 85
$24O,G4O 40
Total,

INSANE FEMALE.-A woman between twen-
ty-five and thirty years of age was taken to
the police office yesterday, for cutting up
queer pranks in Centre street On being plac-
ed in cell she tore all the clothing from her
body, and appeared to be laboring under insan-
ity. She would give no account of herself
other than she had been in the Insane Hos
pital at Augusta, and had been placed there
by her brother
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12
Fraud upon the Governments.

The Post says one of the most stupendeus
frauds upon the Government that ever came
to light has just been developed in Brooklyn,
and involves new York firm. Two young
men took contract for supplies at very low
bid, having previously entered into an arrange
ment with the Government officials in the Ma
Wy Yard, to superintend the delivery
OF the goods by which they would
get receipts for three or four times the
amount delivered, and get paid for them.-
In this way, during the past four years, the
Governments has been defrauded of million
dollars. The information is given by one of
the parties implicated, who turned States evi-
dence. The case is undergoing further inves-
tigation
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-12

Tho result of the Maine election is such as
to more than fulfill the expectations of even
the most sanguine Republicans. As we write
the returns are still quite incomplete, but there
seems no longer doubt that the enemy are
routed, horse and foot, in overwhelming defeat;
the Republican delegation to Congress remains
intact and the Republicans have made unex-
pected gain all over the State.
Let the good work, thus nobly begun, go on
Let the great Republican Union party of the
North put forth their strength and crush the
broke the strength Of the enemy in the field.S
In this, and this alone, lies the safety of the re-
public. - y n.llL ~ ~ ~.