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The steamer "CHARLESTON"
LeHaS+Aand RAkGE9, leaves ms above
EEssEEs=szA saturday, the 3lst, at o o'clock, p.
III. For freight apply to
augSD.2t BOOTH, BATTELLE & co A2st.
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Spf(iaI A0tlGGs.
oDnERT.S CnoI.EnA XNTIDOTE.

Aspecdy, sure and certain cure for Cholera
Darrhea. Dyscntery, Flux, ChoIic and Crhnp'
ing Pains Warranted to cure In every case.
IRIS rREsCKIBED ny PHYsToIAEs
A. y. Robertson, Eatons station, w. Va.'
saws IL IL worth Its weight In gold. =. 1890,
i. T. Bcnnet, Cincinnati, Ohio, says IL cured
him Of ChOlCR. .,.,, Io,
IL recommended by j: A. Metcali' IRON
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Wanfed.

A MIDDLE AGED LADi-TO TAKE
n charge OF n house and family OF Two
children, aged 10 and II years. Far induce
nenLs Will DO ole ed TO II proper person. n
quIre of ]. mes McGTaw, next door 10 me
Fifth Ward school, to-day. HuS3I-i
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We have some curiosity to know
what our orthodox friends OF the Con
servauve" persuasion hereabouts think
OF President Johnson's offer 10 appoint
Mr.. Langston, a gentleman of color.
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Blu
re.u. in place of General Howard. II
seems that Laugstou is no; only ne
u,o. which IN itself ia sufficiently anti
Conservative, but he is also Radical
in his predictions. Yet, negro and
Rudic.I rs he is, Mr.. Johnson actually
offered him the headship of 4 Bureau.
THINK Of that, friends OF The Constitu-
ton. SIT really to such a complexion
you are coming at last?
Another aggravaiingiy anti demo'
cratic feature in the transaction is the
refusal OF Langston to accept the Office.
This clearly indicates the unfilness Of
the negro race for the exercise of po-
iIrIcal privileges. The Rev. Mr.. Mas
by viii, of course, realize that the Ham
and Onesimus theory is uow more than
vindlcatcd by this last African Pecu-
Ilarity.
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Lost,

LADY'S GOLD ENAMELED BREAST
n I'In, studded with pearls. The finder Will
br snitably rewarded by leaving the same at
scott y Hennegtn's Jewelry StuTe. Au 3l-
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Sealed Proposals

NTILL BE RECEIVED At THE PEHl-
w tentiary at iGoundsville. ". Va, lot
furnishing one thousand Perches Dim9ns,i"hb
Stone Bids may be made for one hun"ie"
perch and upwards.
Sizes must not be less than (2NzJ two AM :
half feet In length, nor less than ~ lSs', ,5
inches in rise The courses must run "a "a
even inches, 10 wit: II, II, Is, IS, % ana -
inches. ,.
In all cases the bed must he greater tlai'
the rise. One thorough header TO every I nu'
stretchers, the headers not to lie les 'HA"
two feet ,,.,
Bids may be for Ecabbled or unScaboitn
stone. AlIbids will be opened and cousd-
cred on TUESDAY, the Sd day OF SeptehlOe'
1857.
address JAMES hurley,
President Board OF DrectorSI
Moundsville. W. va.
WelIsburg Herald copy and send oiL -
this Office. aug
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oIHE JOURNEY MEN CARPENTERS
Association will meet hereafter, Perma-
ncntly u the Fourth Ward Hose House,
commencing Monday evening next, the 2hu
ID. W. GIBSON, Chm Il.
WIN RAMP Sec'N aus3i-2t
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Tessrs hill Porter q TO-, 2& Dey street,
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SATURDAY MORNING. August 81.

some person, whom We take TO he Mr..
! NJ Beuuet, Auditor OF the old State
az Richmond, during the rebellion,
ana for several years previous. pup
psues "A sensation article in the Weston
t,rDoSi,or showing that West NirSinia's
,.9rtiCr of the debt of Virginia Is So
>tN TOO.
OF course the design of the pnblica-
lion Is 10 manufacture capital for the
Conservatives. The idea that West
Virginia owes nearly one half Of the
dob, Of The old State. (which Bennett
II .Ir,. out at S45. OOO. 900, Is abSured on
~ face. We doubt il Mr.. Bennett
would come out over his own name
and make such statement. Having
considerable leisure on his hands We
presume that he is amusing himself by
the manufacture OF campaign docu-
1nsnts for his Conservative friends.
There is one thing, however. that we
desire TO ask him. Suppose that west
E.rsinia had remained II portion OF the
.,Id state now much less than So, 500,
roO would she owe: Tell US also
whether the Radicals had anything TO
a.. with the accumulation of Old Nir-
.,oln's .debtse Are they in any wise
r-,rou.lbIe for its present amount, be-
me -nine little or much9 II the Con
servatives" were in power in West
VIRGINIA. would that fact make any diff
ference as regards the debt
..rHe Radicals had nothing whatever
,, do with the accumulation of the
,i..Dt j. II not very absurd on your part,
Mr.. Bennett, TO be parHdtnE the legacy
h.quea,hed TO US by You and yours at
R.cDiucud, rs an Involvement to turn
round and put you and yours in power
again. Perhaps you propose to cure
the disease On the homeopathic princi-
H.. o: stuitlid SimilIoIs curdntUT, or Ike
The ltIie fellow i'll Mother Goose's mel
odies who had scratched out his eyes
Jv jumping into a bramble bush, you
propose to scratch them back again by
repeating the process.
But, seriously, Mr.. Bennett, do not,
If YOU please, offend the good taste OF
DISCERNING people by exhibiting these
dead dies n your ointment. Hold the
Radicals responsible only for their own
dsiugs. Ifthey are not economically
administering the affairs of West Viz
gina, show them up. And at the same
time show wherein money can be saved
to taxpayers by installing the party
tina, entAiled, according to your own
showing, the enormous debt of 5000
GO upon the State of Virginia.
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Before Lir' Is ImperIlled, deal Judi
ciously with the symptoms which tend TO
dangerous chronic diseases. II the stomach
Is foul, the excIetions ir: ocular, the liver tor
Did, nothing is moIe certain than that TAR
RANTS kFFERv EsCEST SELLER ArERIKNT
Is the one thing ueedm to eff ct IA cure.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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NEW BOOKS!
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Dickens Novels, Library Edition.
Walter SCOTS Novels. Household Edition.
Gall Hamilton'a Works.
Captain Mayne Reds Works.
Ecce Homo.
Ecce Deus.
Louis, OF Prussia and her Times, by Miss
Muhlbach.
The Seven Weeks War, by Mozier.
The Bench and Bar, by l. J. Bigelow.
Old England, by James l. Horpin.
Sunshine and Showers. by steinmetz.
Curious Myths of the Middle Ages.
The Csxtons, by Bulwer.
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above, Rubus.
Two Marriages.
The Invisibles.
A NOhe Life.
Cecil CastIenau, Gage.
Elsie Magoon.
Tales Of a Ways!de Inn. by Longfeliow.
The Last Days of King.
Twice Told Tales, by Hawthorne.
Recollectiou- OF Five Years. Grace Green
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Whittier,
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Woman's Relation TO Education, Labor and
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Sacerdotal Celibacy, 10y H. c. Lea.
Heaven aud Hell, by Swedenbors.
Religious Life in England.
Irving's Washington.
Irving s Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language, by
Marsh.
Origin ana History OF the EngII.h Lam
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Man and Nature. by Marsh.
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D'AuDigues Re:ormatton in the time OF
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Life of Luther.
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es- No notIce will be taken OF comlnuni,
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80, NM mus in ALL { IseS accompany let
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Wbeeling Female College.

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or BONES DETEA;S MAIZENA,.
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RATES OF ADVEKTlSING.

H9- Ten lines VI 1883 'A'
N.hEfNGEs AND FUSKRAL NOTICES, 10
,,tS heu under SIX lines -. ,.,,
S"-,"'r announcements OF Deaths. gratlS
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oNrHE POPULAR oNE-PRTcE PLAN
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COFFEE
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INTEhLlGENCER.

MORNING ION.
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rRI.wEEKI.Y EDITION.

III rSuEp XvKKT TUESDAY, rHrh~hN
aNn SATURDAY..
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BAasrsyILLr. Sept. II. 81.


xElftor 6piria Democracy:
SIR: am requested by Mr.. Lawrence
f1f0iihform you that on his way to your
County to fll his appointments, be was
accidentally thrown from his buggy and
badly {not seriously hurt And in all
probability he will not be able for action
during the time between this and the
.1sleclion. Yours &c.
s'.1st I. HoovER, n. D.
$ We were up at Barnesville on Thurs
.edsy last, since the above vas written, and
called at the National Hotel to see Mr.
lawrence. We found him resting COM
iOrtzbly and, We are happy to announce
80 his many friends in Monroe County,
mot seriously injured. In all probability
,ke will be well again in a couple oi
weeks, bat, very much to Mr.. LaWrence's 5
regret net in time TO Gil his appointments
5n Monroe County They will be attend.
ed to By other Speakers.
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Notice.

A PETITION was presented to the Commits
"a sioners, at the September session, signed
by 7. s. Cleveland and others, for the con-
struction Of free turnpike road, under act
of March 20. 1857; said road to commence on
the lands of Thaddeus s. Cleveland, in Sem
eca Township, Monroe County, Ohio; thence
through the TOWN of Calais. in said County;
thence to the Noble County line. between the
lands Of Michael Danford and Benjamin DAN
ford. Satisfactory proof has bean given to
the Commissioners that the petition is signed
by majority of the resident land holders
within two miles of the road petitioned for,
they therefore appoint VIM. Read, Thomas
Ford, Jr., and Jacob Hamilton, with o. s..
Sloan, County Surveyor, to meet at T. s.
eleveland's, in Seneca Township. on Thurs
day, the Sd day Of October, 1867, and pro-
ceed to view and lay out said road.
By order Of the Commissioners.
SAMUEL GRIMSHAW,
sspl0y5, Aud. u. C. o.
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Helnbold's Fluid Extract
j II G III U

ID " " II "
Is certain cure for diseases OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DRoPsY.
oRGANIcwEAKNEss, FEMALE coMPLAINTs,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
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URINARY ORGANS,
whsther existing in
MALE Or FEMALl,
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ter Of
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sumption or Insanity may ensus. Our Flesh
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuoHu,
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III. &. HELMBOLD.
| DRUGGIST,
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lo4 South 10th Street. Philsdelphis, Pc.
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sudicfaI cosyention.


Judge John s. Way or Monroe
County Nominated.
$ By reference to another column it will
be seen that the Judicial Convention,
which met in Barnssyille Oh the 18th
inst, nominated JuDeE JOHN s. WAY,
the successor Of JUDGE WILLIAM KEN
NON.
s The proceedings Of the Convention
were conducted With harmony and good
feeling. The candidates Of the several
delegations we're supported determinedly,
but notwithstanding the adherence to can
.didatss We never met . more gentlemanly
assemblage Of men anywhere.
We pledge the nominee majority in
the District Of not less than fifteen hun
drsd oyer any and Ill competitors,
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Lost-$25 Reward!

ON the evening Of Tuesday, Sept. 8. 1857
" the subscriber lost q pocket book con-
tanning money and valuable papers. 1t Is
supposed to have been lost between the resi-
dsnce of the subscriber, on the Woodsneld
and Clarington road and Round Bottom, or
in George Brakes grocery. SIS reward is
offered to any one returning said pocket
book and contents to the subscriber or this
ONCE. ANDREW TWINUM.
Sept. IL, 1ss7-sw.
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isg MARRIED. D.On We dnesday the 18th
inst At the residence Of William 0key,
Esd By the Rev. 7. A. Grove, DR.. vii.
Iisn Walton and Miss. Ginnie T. Ran
sdolph; ali Of Roodsfeld.
We we're honored with an inyitasion
Z @ be present At the above ceremony
copsEasplstions to the happy couple
a.Veee the order, after which an elegant
rspest vas served. They started at 1033
zo'cloek On = tour.
Nay happiness be theirs through all
coming tine.
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- Mooney q CO., have just received
= splendid stock Of Dry Goods aud are
selling them oa rapidly. Their motto
il: '.Customsrs suited atlou cash prices. !"
Giss them call before purchasing else
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AN ACT
Relating to 0 certain proposed amend.
ment to the Constitution, and the pub
lication Of this aot,
wHEREAs, the general assembly of the
State of Ohio, three .ffths Of the members
elected to each house agreeing thereto, have
proposed an amendment to the Constitution,
to be submitted to the electors for their APP
proval or rejection, at the election for Sena-
tors and Representatives, on the second Tues
day of October, 1857. therefore,
SECTION /. Be ii enacted blythe General
assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
electors of the State shall vote upon said
proposed amendment at the general election
in October, 1867, as herein prescribed, viz:
Those voting for the amendment shall put
upon their ballots these words: constitution
al amendment, yes" Those voting against
it shall put upon their ballots these words:
constitutional amendment, no"
SEQ. 2. A return additional to the return
now required by law to be made, of the votes
cast at such election for state officers and SEN
stors and representatives, and also for and
against the said proposed amendment to the
constitution, shall be certified and made by
the clerk Of each county to the Secretary Of
State, within ten days after said election, and
within twenty days after said election, the
governor, secretary Of state and attorney gen.
eral shall open said returns and count the
votes, and ascertain whether or not q major
ity Of tho votes cast at said election have
been cast for said proposed amendment; and
If 1t appears that majority of the votes cast
at such election have been cast for said pro
posed amendment. the governor shall make
proclamation thereof thout delay.
SIC. 5. The secretary of state shall cause
the proposed amendment TO the constitution
pissed at the present session of the general
assembly to be published in not less than one
newspaper in each county OF the state where
q newspapers published, until the second
Tuesday Of October, 1867, and he shall also
cause this act to be published in the same
manner ,for two weeks next preceding said
election.
SIC. g. The cost Of publishing this act and
the said proposed amendment TO the copsti.
tuition in each county, shall be paid out of the
county treasury in the county wherein pub.
lished.
SEQ. 5. This act shall take effect immedi.
ately.
P. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker pro tenn of House of Representatives
ANDREW @. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed April IS, 1867. sep24v2.
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B~ Philip Klots, Clothing Merchant,
has just received and opened the finest lot
Of Clothing ever brought to Woodsfeld.
Persons desirous Of purchasing Fall and
Winter Goods cannot do better than to
call See bis advertisement,
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F o R SAL 3
Farming & Timber Land i'm West
Virginia.

| .-F
Farming & Timber Land i'm West
Virginia.
EIGHTY FIVE THOUSAND ACRES
of Land in Putnam County, West Va,
Near the Great Kanawha River are offered for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers, and up
on favorable terms. These lands are we'll
adapted to
Grazing and Agriculture,
and are susceptible Of high degree OF cuIti-
vation. They are partially cleared, and nu-
merous small farms are scattered over the
tract. The whole estate is
w Ell L w RED,
and covered with an abundance of valuable
Timber; White oak, pine, poplar, walnut,
beech. maple, 60. The title is perfect, having
been confirmed to the present owner by de-
cision Of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
The attention of persons yho desire to settle
in the new and thriving State of West Vii.
ginia, is confidently invited to this body of
land.
Its Location, Quality, and Title combined,
offer superior inducements to purc hasers.
The price Of land will range from 81 to
$l0. per acre, according to
LOCATION AND QUALITY.
Full information can be obtained on appli-
cation to
JANIS s. MCLEAN,
Winfield, Putnam Co., West Va.
sep24#6.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been appointed and duly quail
fled as administrator Of the estate Of iona.
than Rutter, deceased.
WIN. RUTTER, Admir-.
Sept. "A, lss7-3v.
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Morris & way

Have their Law Office in Echumacher's
new building, Northeast corner Of Public
Square. If. s
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S -. Our thanks are due GApr. GEo.
HAINo and others for card Of invitation
q eotiilion Party on board the Steamer
james Reese.
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- -. Ne we're absent from home when
aheoataids proof was taken, which will
account for the typographical errors scat
; tered through the matter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24

- The poetry on our FIRST page is the
production Of little girl not ten years
scld. We hare read cords of poetry.
composed By heads much older. that
x.s not Is good. We thank the little
Miss for her contribution.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24
UNION Ho q S 6
tsouthsass Of Public Square,
SIMON DORR, stss ProprIctof.

HAvING recently taken charge Of this
Ii House, the Proprietor has refttsd and
refurnished II throughont in q manner oalcu-
lated to make II one Of the most desirabls
stopping places in this part of the State.
Guests viii ind the best Accommodation
ct this House, and no pains win Be spared to
make them comfortable
The Stables are oomnodiousf and the trsy.
slsrs, horses receive the best attention.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-24

- ~ The Fair commences tomorrow,
Wednesday, and promises to excel in
: eli Departments any Fair ever before
= keldin Woodsfeld.