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sCHENCK,s sEAwEED TONIC.

This medicine, invented by Dr. j. II.
Schenck, of Philadelphia, is intended TO dis
solve the food and make II into chyme, the
first process OF digestion. BY cleansing the
stomach with schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using 1t Will be
easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck' g
PuImonic Syrup unless the stomach and
liver is made healthy and the appetite restor-
ed hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case OF consumption. a nall
dozen bottles of the SEAW Fed TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS viii cure any ordinary case OF dys-
Br. Schenck makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal office
Iu Philadelphia every week See daily pa
pers OF each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two Licensees Of the Doctor, one IN the last
stage OF Consum ption, and the other as he
now Is IN perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp. ga
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81 50 per bottle, or $50 the half-dozen. All
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THoS GRAY, Pres't.
JAMES MURRAY. SEC.


YESTERDAY, THE 18th INSTANT, !
i was hITRiynsd before the Police Court
on a chBrRe OF selling a paper c7lieo tn=
sporting Times and pfonounced by the
Honorable news dealer on the corner OF Mar
get aud quincy streets 10 be unit for clrcnia-
ton. have only to SAY that there Is al ne
cesSary evidence TO stale tnAtmy false accu-
ser perpetrated a mean trick, entirely
through the meAnest species of jealousy a Il
spite That the pa per Is not an indecent one,
the decision OF Judge Good in dtsIniSsing
the cause viii show. The transaction
evincts the amount OF sound Judgment and
drSrufereSteduess Polsessd by the re- . tiTtt40Es
and SzcnIF larry W. P, Ny friends s1l know
that / labor To elevate rather than TO corrupt
ihe morals OF the community. remain
fFTsDTssttb2e, ana shall ende4t or TO supply
Lhs wants of my constantly increasing Gus
toners and keep on hand a full supply OF
all the popular Books, Papers and magazines,
and do not ouGf 0sa pu6licItso.s 5snduSs thsg
are Democrotic, and iHEIILt eIEEt0BIeTT beesIifie
my csIl FOR them. The public eau lest 9LSsuf-
cd that no indecent Publication is kept IN M
store for sale -
s-p5.It CHG UIMBT.
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all menstrual Irregularities, being particular.
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CAUTf0S-They should not be taken dur
ing the first three months of pregnancy, ~
they Will produce miscarriage. All other
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Men divide laws into different classes.
They say that there is law which re-
lates to the flesh, 10 the body, and a
law which relates to the mind. Bot
the body is not more natural than the
mind. The mind is natural, and the
law OF the intellect is natural law.
The moral nature is natural, andl the
law of the moral feelings is a natural
law. That law which haFmonizes you
Win, your fellow-man is a natural law
tIs ,I,st = natural Law v hich determines
~. fact thai weights shall gravItate to
me earth? Is that natural law when
@nxsrns the process OF digestion? Is
ssbat a natural law which controls the
various functions Of the body! And
Is THAT not u natural law which
determines mems thoughts ana mo
lives, and The results which. are
wrought out 10y o. { and another class
m Faculties III lie. There is no
more Iaischeyious tendency possible
than to bring up a generation OF men
with the impression that moral LAWS
wait with their penalties till after men
die and the judgment day comes. re,
peat, that All natural laws are moral
laws. You sin against God when you
Hiu against your loot you SIN against
God When YOU sin against your hand;
YOU sin against God when ycu sin
against your brain. or any part of your
self, as reaIIy-though perhaps not as
seriously, not as heinousiy-as when
you sin against your neiGhbor, or
against the whole OF society and It's in,
;erests. When you violate natural
law you violate moral law that is
wrapped up in It. There are no such
distinction Of names in the mind oil
God. They may be convenient In our
weak knees for describing different class,
Is; but in their exterior and substanhal
nature, ali'naturaI laws are moral laws
and ali moral laws are natural laws.
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Report OF the Ritual Commission.
The London Times has reason TO be-
lieve that the first report of the Ritual
commission, which the Archbishop of
Canterbury has announced, would
shortly be issued, and which deals with
the question of ecclesiastic vestments,
will be decidedly adverse to the prac-
tees which have been lately brought
into vogue by section of the clergy.
The majority of the commissioners
condemn these innovations as illegal
or inexPedient, and advise that they
should be prohibited. This first result
of the labors of the Commission the
Times considers TO be eminently salts
factory. The Commission is IA body in
which every phase of churchmRnship
is represented, and certainly the Ritu-
aIisls have no reason to com
plain. The Ritualists have had
full hearing in an assembly of
eminent churchmen-an assembly by
no means uniavorable 10 them, and
probably anxious not to ALLEVIATE or
even to offend brethren so jealous and
euIerprising. Yet the majority of the
Commission have, surprising the Times
in formation to be correct, condemned
the novel vestments the party has in
troduced. rejecting not only the histori-
cal and antiquarian Arguments in
| which the Iiturgical scholars are SO
learned, but also the pretence that an
ornate ritual tends to the edification of
the faithful and kindles the flame OF
religionin breasts that would otherwise
be cold.
The Times believes that the practices
| supposed to be condemned by the report
would, If persevered in, ALLEVIATE a large
proportion OF the middle class from the
Church, of England. Men of education
and refinement are apt to under
Jugs OF the English people. $50
ciety " looks with federation or SYM
| pathy on Ritualism as rather a pretty
| thing, and on Rltualists as cultivated
class of clerscals, who. II they have not
much real intellectual power, are, in
some cases, men of taste and IL certain
sort of learning. But Society" gem
orally takes the vs. rong view. OF things,
and is, moreover, always pOwerless to
| protect ADMINISTRATION which Is assailed
| by the multitude below. Those who
watch the movements OF opinion in the
! country ut large are not nj all disposed
| TO echo the complacent declaration OF
certain churchmen about the increasing
hold which the Church has over the
masses; and II we were to have a new
| race OF clergy parndinR the churches in
green or violet, swinging censers, and
preaching 10 farmers, tradespeople and
artisans doctrines which they consider
unscriptural and idolatrous, we might
expect at no distant period 4 very rude
protest against such practices.
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ELI Riddle. ESQ, is announced for the
Legislature from Richie county.
Marshall NJ. Dent, ditto, from Monon-
gala county.
Or. Dorsey has resigned the pastor
ship of the Methodist PrOstRstant
Church at Fairmont, on account of i'll
health.
There is not u vacant residence in
Clarksburg, says the Telegraph.
The unIou Convention OF Marion
county is to be held on the I'd OF DC
tober. ga.L
Nathaniel Wells aud james Archer
are spoken OF for the Legislature IRON
Brooke county.
The ClarsOurg Telegraph says that it
Is not worth while for any newspaper
toatlempt TO make the public believe
that q. W. Stricklsr. late Postmaster at
Weston, has been guilty OF any pecuIa-
ton. His arrears to tho Government
have all been paid. -7ss
VIM. Il. Foreman, Esq, of Tyler
county, is announced as candidate
for the Senate from the Fourth Dis
trict. which is composed of the counties
OF Harrison, DOddridge, Richie and
Tyler.
Among the local items in the Par
kersburg DmeS we notice the follow
ing:
Save your money and buy shares OF
the Binding Associations: they soon
will be at a premium of so per cent,
Money is flowing into the treasury II
Is undoubI edly the best paying institu'
ton. Poor men, now is your chance.
A live man, OF good habits, "active
energetic, able and bold to speak when
necessary, and to say nothing when
nothing is important to say" is asked
Tor, by correspondent of the Times.
to represent Parkersburg in the next
Legislature. The writer also says
1--WE expect the Capital TO be located
somewhere next winter. We want 1t
At Parkersburg."
There it is again. Brother Eorthcott.
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NUMBER or JEWS IN THE WoRLD.-
According 10 recent statistics, the total
number of Jews in the world Is 1905
900, 3, 600. 600 OF whom live in Europe.
In Russia the Jewish population is
I22u. OOt: iu Austria, SIS, 600; in Prussia,
2s4, COO; and in Germany, $4,000. AT
Frankfort on the Main, every sixteenth
inhabitant is a Jew, and in the whole OF
Prussia every seventy-third. There are
fewer Jews in Saxony than in any 9th
ar pnrt OF Germany. In Sweden and
Norway the proportion of Jews TO The
rest OF the inhabitants is about one 70
dOOO. In France, England and Bel
GUM. where the Jews are under no dis
abilities, they are less numerous than
in countries where they have not yet
been placed on an equality with the
believers In other creeds.
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over twenty ysars' Increasing deunld has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
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The New York Herald OF Wednesday
commences an article on impeachment
with the following sensational an
nouncement:
We have some very curious and sug-
gestive Information from Washington.
touching n reported radical scheme em-
hracing the Impeachment and removal
OF President Johnson, and the advance
mpnt pro tempOFe of Mr.. Stanton, the
displaced Secretary of War, to the
White House. The programme con-
tempIaied is said to be this: Mr.. Stan
ton will first resign as Secretary Of
War, and next Mr.. Cameron, OF the
same State-Pennsylvania resign
his seat in the Senate, in order
TINT Governor GeaTy may I'LL this
vacancy by the appointment of
Mr.. Stanton. Mr.. Wade is then to
resign as President OF the Senate, in or
der that Mr.. Stanton may be put into
his place. Next, President Johnson is
to be lmpeached and deposed, and then,
under the existing law of Congress, un-
der the authority of the constitution,
Mr.. Stanton, as President of the Senate,
will take the place of 1.-The man a the
other end Of the avenue" Mr. Wade
will then be reelected President OF the
Senate, and Mr.. Cameron, TO fill the
vacancy len by Mr.. Stanton, Will be re-
stored TO the Senate-1 r~ffEFlfHfF Ffl-Ei
There is, perhaps, but one paper in
the United States that could consistent
ly and eharacteristically make such an
announcement to the public, and that
paper is the Herald ITSELF sun
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MRS. wINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
. rrprIUur

GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess OF teething, by s1ftening the gums.
reducing all inhammAtton-win auay ALL
PALS and spasmodic action, and is
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We have put up and sold this article for
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rnr st. cInIrsrIlIe neelInE.

In regard to this meeting the CITOHi-
Gle, OF yesterday, says:
From every point OF the county we
hear the notes of preparation for the
great Union Mass Meeting, TO be held
Saturday, Sept. IA. The people are pre-
pairing TO come up en- HIusse, with bands,
banners, flags, and devices. If the
weather is favorable. we contidently ex-
pect one OF the most imposing demon
STATIONS ever witnessed in Eastern
Ohio.
our friends may rest assured that
Gems. Logan and Schenck will be here.
We have positive promises from both OF
them, md are in hopes of securing
other speakers OF national reputation.
The speaking will take place in the
beautiful grove in the Fair Grounds.
We would advise all who can conve-
nientIy to bring with them alunch and
feed TOR their horses. There are about
three hundred stalls for horses on the
Fair Grounds.
DR.. VIM. Estep, of Louisville, has
been appointed Chief Marshal. His
Aids will be announced next week, to-
gether with a full programme for the
meeting.
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CHASTELLAR'S
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NAMEI.

NOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTTFYING
the Complexion
The most valuable and perfect preparation
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Its use can not be detected By the closest szru-
tiny and being vegetable preparation te
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sold during the paa year, a mcient guaEAn.
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by mail postpaid, on receipt OF an ordsIJ by
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.stw ADVERTISEMENTS.

.TA MEETING Of THE ISDEPES-
a tienca Fire Company, on Tuesday even
ing sept Sd. the following officers were
eIectet: President, T.. W. " GurdllnS; SEC
rstafy. JAMES Murray: Treasui er, chart :
Oliver; Chief Director, F. A. ElheIt; Vice Ut
rector William Geo ge; EnRine DtrectoT,
Thos. shelley; Hose Director, u. Mct'cTn4c'
LIST Engineer, James Campbell: 2ud Engineer,
J. Martin; LIST Pipe man, L. SadIer, End Pipe
man, T. I. Cocknyns
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The following table, which we copy
from II report made to the New York
constitutional Convection by the Per
sonal Representation Society" shows
the Republican msjorities in the yari-
out states OF the Union that voted in
in 1896, and also the number of votes
in each State that would have changed
$50. rs.u,,tr.
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SufeswhIclI
Wodid have


This table shows that a change OF less
than six per cent In the aggregate vote
would have given the Democrats the
majority OF the votes in the Union,
whilst in several of the States "a change
of less than one per cent would have
altered the result.
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PARTIAL returns OF the Vermont
election indicate majority OF %, 600 for
the Republicans. The vote polied was
light in comparison with the election
last year, both parties falling OF con-
siderably, the Republicans, however,
having fallen OF the most. The re-
turns for Representatives from fitty-one
towns give forty-seyen Republicans
and four Democrats elected. The SEN
ate viii probably be unanimously Re-
publican. ~
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.tal -s.s5Il5.Iss n. ~, 10

This shows a reduction in one year
Of $50, rs, 55S; and the heaviest contrac-
tion in that time was made in The
month of August. This is fact OF i'm
portance TO business men, in making
their arrangements for the fall BUSH
ness. IF Mr.. McCuliCch continues his
policy, we may anticipate close money
market before the close OF the year,
u not very serions monetary dis
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DIR. TYING, against whom eeclesiasti-
cal charges are pending, preached ION
sunday morning from the text"Have
any of the Phnrisees believed on him"
the subject being faualielsm aud Phar-
isaeIsm,
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DIED.

BARER-In Racine, Wis, Sept ID, ELIZA
BETH BAKER, Y lie OF the late James X. la
ger, in the 18th year OF tler age.
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TSTELLIGEECERJ JOB OFFICE,
No. l5 Quincy street.
CARDS ANDBILL HEADS, neatly printed.
MASUFACTURERS'L LABELS.
INSURANCE. POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADIEG
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES. RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
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MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
WI known and nsed over y years Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete In one
apply Il, Produces q lustTous black or.brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
75oents- -a-
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
Tor restoring and dressing the hair. tni-eod-ly
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THE Border State Convention, which
is to assemble at Baltimore on the 18th
inst, promises to he considerable
gathering. Delegations are to be pres
ent from Tennessee, Missouri, Ken
lucky, Maryland and Delaware. The
object Of the convention, as set forth, is
$50 advance the interests and cause OF
manhood suffrage. to demand OF Con-
gross hH passage of the Sumner-W
bill, aud to direct the Central Commit
Tee 10 take steps to carry out this rGsO-
luton. and to iix the day OF the meet
ING of The Convention"
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LAUGHLIS'S INPANT CORDIAL,
The ChIId's Cure When TeethinK.
Mothers all know the many sleepleS nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one TO remind You
OF the Pain-Cholic, Wakefutness, Uneasi-
ness, FTetung. Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you candidly. one bottle OF thts
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, AllRy all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep.
Thy IL, II will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main ST.
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a VERY large sale Of Government
clothing took place nj ST. Louis, on
Tuesday. About two hundred buyers
from abroad, representing New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Chicago, aud other
places were present. The value or the
property offered is estimated at $780,
900, considerable more than half of
which was sold. The bulk OF goods
sold, was bought by st. Louis houses,
one firm alone purchasing one hundred
thousand OvereORts and eighty-ive
thousand uudershirts. s-t- ~
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n1CKENs' NOVELS, DIAMOND EDr-
Dickens, Novels, Library Rdition; -.
Walter Scott's Novels. Household Edlton.
Gail Hamllton's Works.
Captain Msyne Reds Works.
Ecce Homo.
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times, by Miss
MuhIbach.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. Bigelow.
Old England, by James L. HoPpln.
Sunshine and shower, by stetnmetz-
Curious Myths OF the Middle Ages.
The.Ca xtons, by BnlWeT
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above, Rubus.
Two Marriages..
The Invisible
a Noble Life.
Cecfl Casuenau, Gage.
T Ts or 3 wsyside Inn by LungfeiIow.
The Last Days OF King
Twice Told Tales. by Hawthorne.
Restrictions OF Five Years, Grace Green
L6nEfenow, Blue and cold.
TeunyaOn 49,.
Whittier,
Sit1l St,oor
JalT IJf1eIoys 49, -...
I.aus VeneEis, by Swtnburne.
teott's Poeticsl y Orks, &C. &c.
Womanls Relation TO Education, Labor and
sseerdotai celibacy, by n. G. Lea.
Heaven and He'll. by swedenbors.
Religious Life in England. s.a-
Irvings Washington. s-.F-.t-l 81
Irving IS Spanish Papers. g.s.r ....
Lectlfes on the English Language, BY
Origin and History OF the English Lam
guARe, by Marsh.
Man and Nature by Marsh. -I#
cienoe OF Language, BY Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, vols.
D'AubIgnes Reformation in the time Of
Calvin. .s-
Piutarch's Lives.
studies in the Psalms, by DR.. Plumer.
Life OF Luther.
The FedeTAlist.
Ruskin's Works. ... .- -a
BanRrupt Law OF 1857, with notes and de-
cisions.
Miscellaneous Works in good variety.
School Books and Stationery.
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