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GREAT BRTrAIS now contains thirty
millions of people, an Increase of two
and half millions since 1852, and
during the time she has furnished three
millions of emigrants to this country,
Australia, and other portions of the
globe. During the past fifteen years
Ireland has decreased in population
nearly eight hundred thousand.
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DIED.

BOESHAR-On the evening nj the 10th in
slant. OF consumption, at the age OF 40 years.
MARY, wife of JNO. BoEsHAR, or South
Wheeling.
The friends and relatives Of the deceased
are invited 10 attend the funeral. which will
take place at three o'clock this afternoon.
from the residence other husband.
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Special Aotiffs.

why Is Dyspepsia so General? Simp-
ly because It is neglected or maltreated.
Strike directly at the cause. Remove the
acrld humors which engender it, from the
stomach and bowels, with TARRAST's e.
FERvEsCEST sEETzER APERIEsT, and indi-
geston, with all its painful concomitants, is
cured.
SOLD BY EVERY DRUGGISTS.
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MRS. wINsLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP,

GREATLY FACILITATES The PRO
cess Of testhlnR, by sDftsning the gums,
reducing all intinmmatiou-wil allRy ALL
PALS ard spasmodic action, and is
sure to Regulate the Bowels
Depend upon it, mothers, it VIII give rest
to yourselves, and
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and CAN SAY IN JoSFIDESCE AND
TRUTH OF II what we have never BEEN able
FiIiEef IA a Single IISt1nIce 10 Eject q Cure,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who
used It. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms OF
commendntion OF its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT W f: Do KNOW" after years of eX-
perience. and Pledge our Reputation for the
FIilfliIlSnt Of tbhdf IUe here declare: In almost
every instance wnere the infant Is suffering
from pain and exhaustion relief will be
found in tfteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup is administered.
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF COURTS & PER
KIHs. on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
9l5 Fulton Street, New NorE. ls-. ~
90 High HolbOrn, London, England,
al st. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada.
Aug26-eOdGm
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Y-HcCLELLAN-At the resi-
dence o. the brides father In this city, on
THURSDAY, Oct IL, by Rev. W. n. Mullenixi
]. II. CGLEBAT, Esd, of Behvood, W. Va,
TO Miss BEETLE A. ACt'LELLAN.
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a Brilliant wedding out nj CoIumbus,
Ohio.

OCTOBER 10Th.
~ brilliant wedding occurred in this
city this evening, it being the occasion
of the marriage OF General Forsythe,
U. S. A., 10 Miss Lizzie Dennison,
eldest daughter Of Ex-Governor Denni-
son. The following named gentlemen
acted as Rroomsmen General Phil.
Sheridan, General C. G. Sawtelle, Col
onel G. II. Forsythe, a brother of the
groom, General L. Upton, Colonel II. p.
Redenbaugh, and Colonel W. Neil Dem
nison. The ladies who acted as brides
maids were Miss Morse, Miss Wins
low, of Cincinnati, Miss L. Swuine,
Miss Anna Deunison, Miss Z. Ridge
way and Miss Lucy Neil, of Columbus.
At AN early hour Trinity Church was
densely crowded, and the streets in the
vicinity well packed with people anX-
ious to obtain view of the bridal par
ty. The services were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Richards, pastor of Trinity
Church, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Preston.
After the ceremony,a reception was
held at the residence of the brides faith
er. Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, T. w. Ken
nard, Gen. s. ID. Ruggles, Gen. X. f.
Schenck, Gen. r. b. Hayes, w. Il.
Clement, aud many other distinguished
persons, both civil and military, are
here from different parts of the country
to attend the wedding.
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Trust Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIIEsr
u executed 10 me by William p. Brady aud
Anna N. Brady his vile, bearing date on ms
2nd day Of February In the year 1854 and
now on record in the Recorders once OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed Book
81, page 81, VIII sell at public auction AZ tns
mont door ofthe Court House OF Ohio coun-
~, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF OcroBHR
next, all that certain tract or parcel OF land
lying IN the counties OF Broohe and Ohio
y est Va, and on the waters OF Short creek
two hundred and thlrty-fiye acres, more Or
less and bounded as set forth and described
IN saio deed OF trust This land Is under Gull
ovation, has the usual improvements and Il
= underIaidp It Is believed, with valuable
Selling rs trustee, viii convey such title
as Y vested In me by said deed OF trust
Terms OF sale, Cash, or AT the option Of the
purchaser, one third in. hand, and the hal
anee In three eqnal payments, At SIX twelve
ana eighteen months, with Interest nom
date, with deed OF trust 70 secure the same.
WHEELING, Sept II. 1881. sepis-td
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Anew QUESTIONS, FRIEND.

What makes your hair SO beautiful?
Oil of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustre?
oil OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair
OIL OF Grapevine.
What removes The DandruGe
OIL OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is eounterfeitedT
Oil OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Projectors of
on OF Grapevine?
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
seple No. 81 Main St, Wheeling.
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"singIng for Jesus, glad hymns of devotion,
Lifting the soul on ner plniOns OF love;
Dropping \ word OF a thought by the ayside,
Telling of rest in the mansion ABOVE,
Music may soften where language would
fail us,
Feelings long buried Twill often restore"
THE speaker sang here with impress
sion, in the midst of his speech, the
above stanzas, Mr.. Phillips accompany
ing him on the instrument.l
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r ETTERs or ADMIGTsTRATIoN upon
i the estate OF James 3. Porter, late OF
Hancock county, West Va, decd, having
been granted to the undersigned, all per- ons
indebted TO tine same Will make payment,
and those having claims present them TO
ARCHIBALD MCBRIDE,
No. IS Filth St, Pittsburgh.
JOHN PORTER,
oci2-lWe New Cumberland. W. Va.
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CHICAGO.


7 WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE ON
i SATURDAY, OCT. % RI, on the farm OF the
late Abraham altman, deceased, situated on
CHldwell's Run, II miles from the city OF
wheeling, the following property:
Two INST class Work Horses, one year old
GeIdipg, one year old FIIley; 8 or 10 fine
Aiicn Cows tsoIns Iresh) two year old Hetf-
ers good stoSk,) and a few Chester white
ShoaIsi one new 2-hoFse Wagon; Ploughs;
HaIrows; single and Double Shovel Ploughs;
CuluvatoIs, and n large variety OF farming
implements. One "Cham pion" Cider Mil: a
number OF Bee Hives. will also sell q num-
Der of good Feather Beds, Bed steads, Settee.
Bureau, bookcase, one Cooking SIOye aud
fixtures, together with a large variety OF
II ousehold and Kitchen Furniture, too nn-
merous to mention. All of which will be
sold TO the highest and best bidder.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
RACHEL ALTMAN, Exct.
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The Fruit House for Rent,
For Sale.

TNHE HOW ARD IRON WORKS, WITH
l. all the tools and machinery belonging 10
IL, with the material on hand, and a lot or
90 feet mont running from Lindsey street TO
Wheeling Creek, Is offered at private sale
until the I'D day of October, upon which
day, IL not previously sold, 1t viii be offered
at auction These works have all the tools
and machinery nece ssary Tor carrying
on the business OF making Gas Water
and Steam Pipe, is in a goot situation and
can be bought on advantageous terms Ap-
ply TO LEWIS LUSSFORD,
oclO-td President
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For Sale

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH
"a full lot on Monroe street.
a two story BRIrR HOUSE on Chaplins
oc5 1. IRWIN.
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mchzs-snd.t rtxS ii EiNe. 9t'
PORTABLE Steam Engines.

Portable Steam Engines,
TOMBINING THE MAXIMUM OF e.
" dciency, durability and economy with
the minimum OF weight and price. They
are widely and fzvorably known. more than
900 being In use. All warranted satisfactory,
or no sale. Descriptive circulars sent on APP
]. O. HoADLEY q CO.,
mylO-eud6m LAwKEssoE. MA54-
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lighter than they were in 1850 and we
have really fewer officers under the new
State government than we had under
that of the old.
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For Sale

Tw STEAM ESGINEs-oNE OF
i them formerly used In the steamer
Eagle IS horse power, with a iocomotIys
BOILER: The other a small Engine with \
cylinder boiler. VIII be sold on acconmo-
dating terms. Apply to
sep6-n E. HAYES q co.
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PROBABLY no man would have less
need of work on the art of writing
proclumations than Garibaldi. In sea-
son and out OF season, he is always
ready to address a pathetic or an en-
thusiastic word to his countrymen. It
was not to be supposed that bars and
bolts would cure him of the habit, and
so we find him addressinga new procla-
nation to Romans and Italians under a
date later than the day of his arrest.
According to some accounts, he wrote
1t while dressing, for he was in bath
when arrested at Sinaluugs. Other
letters say that he wrote the proclama-
ton on his knees in the railway train
and slipped it into letter asking for
some necessary articles, which he OBJ
tanned leave to send to Florence. AT
all events it has the tone of man who
is thoroughly in earnest.
This is it:
september "a.
"The Romans have the right of slaves
that OF rising against their tyrants,
the priests. 1t is the duty of Italians
to aid them, and 1 trust they Will per-
form this duty, even if fifty Garibaldis
are thrown into prison. Pursue then
your noble resolutions, Romans and
Italians. The whole world is contem-
plating you, and when once your work
Is accomplished you will hold your
heads erect, and will say to the ma
tions-We have cleared the highway of
human fraternity of its most abomina-
&c. GARIBALDI."
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LA lELY oCCu-
MED by George R TayloE a Co. and j.
Clemens / Co., on Main =fres !: also base
rnent rooms hniRhed- Good oIii eeS In second
story and good rooms for 9th e. purposIss 10
secord and third story In good order Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol-
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOR.
Once. No. lIs1< Main street, above Mon
roe. up stairs. febs-u
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for Bent.
For Rent,

q GIFT EN- INTEND RI
. removing their Hat and Cap store Ia
Main street, next door 10 PoIlRcks Notion
House, and ofier their present room for tent.
Possession given by the 18th Of October.
Del SESSENEY & GIFFEN
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have really fewer officers under the new
State government than we had under
that Of the old.
EVERY reader OF this paper knows
that it is a very rare thing for us to
make any reference of any sort, good,
bad or Indifferent, to any article sp-
pearing in the Wheeling Register. This
has been our practice for long while,
and for the reason that We desire no
wrangle or controversy whatever with
that paper. We are content that it
sue ours, and that the public shall
judge between us. We have on TWO or
three occasions, however, believed our
selves called upon to comment upon the
depraved and vicious tone of certain OF
its editorial references to the chief maj
istrate of the State, and We have
properly and even mildly char
acterized its language as not only
gross and malignant, bat ut
terly indecent. Those who read the
paper know that the Language ofone OF
those articles was both vulgar and re-
voting. The animus of the article WAS
even more depraYed than the language.
The writer OF it apparently desires to
engage US in a controversy as to the re-
speetive merits OF his articles and our
comments. We have no desire to
waste words with him upon that or any
kindred topic. If he recognizes the
pEoprieties OF life at all he is fully
aware of the justice of our remarks,
aud If he does not, he belongs TO that
class whom it were useless even to bray
in mortar.
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Il Il IL VI -.
Is ADVANCE.
IOKsIHG EDITION.
EDITION.

PUBLISHED KyERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AID SATURDAY.
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INTELLIGENCER.

CAMPBELL, FEEw q co.
TDIroEs AND FE0FEIEToEs-
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

BURNHANS FURNITURE EXPRESS, IFS WEST
IL. Eleventh street. near sirlh avenue Furniture of
isnies iaoyed cisy Or country furniture pacAsd and
The New York herald., 1867-02-21

A LARGE NUMBER or EEw Arp SECOND HAvD
N Billiard Tables. wiju improved c6mUlaa4sA
cushions wb.h have bsau proFci q Be tie ne co1ea
durable cdsb made. Specimens Of or tatN
that have been 10 constant usa Or many
10 the principal hotels and sonus IN tbs rty rastes
tending purchae win Nud II their Interest call Ard
examine stock rh ch Is the largest nest 10 lss
world. B0yr Biliiard Tables
RHELAx a CoLI,ANDEa 81 10 o. crcaSy strseI MI.
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ictigiOHs Newspapers.

The New-York Mdpo,Iot, Of May
q, came out in an d" editorial. soliloquy -
OF over two columns, in which it frankly
declares that it is not. and does not pur-
pose TO be, either Congregational OF
an Evangelical journal. 1t is we'll that
this paper so plainly avows its principles,
as no one now need be miSlcl.
The I,iYcad.t was established a> an
exponent ct Congrcgationalism; and.
while it was under the editorial CHARGE
of Rcv-. Bacon, Storrs and Thompson,
no one could say but that it fulfilled its
mission. But since Mr.. Theodore Til
tom has been its leading editor. willie the
Id'Y'"do" has been a good political and
commercial newspaper, it has not been a
religious paper, much less an exponent
OF Puritan Congrcgitionali,m; and it i:
well that il shows It's color> even at thi.
late dav.
The Boston Escan27 and Cooyrygato"
0/tt have been consolidated. and botl
Rrv>. ii. NJ. DEXTER and +. +. Marvin
will be editonalIy connected with the
consolidated sheet. We believe I'll,
move 10 be a GOOD one, as there was Il,
especial need Of two Congregational pa
pers in Boston, when one can be bette
sustained and consequently more useful
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CHirHIric Mob at Mobile.

judge Kelly, member of congress from
Pennsy Ivania. is on featuring tour
through the south The following dis
patch on the I4lh from Mobile, Ala,
shows what treatment he received from
the "chivalry'' there
A murderous and bloody affair occur
red this evening. \ desperate attack
was made upon Judge Kelly, and body
of gentlemen who surrounded him on the
steps of the old court house during the
meeting held this evening. The Judge
had been speaking about quarter of IN
hour, IN frank and temperate manner,
when there appeared disposition TO
create disturbance on the outskirts of
the crowd, cries being given 10 put him
down. Mr.. Kelly replied, | tell you,
you can't put me down. the 10Th infant
~ are at my back, and if they can't keep
peace i'll Mobile. the /. :. army can. \
tumult suddenly broke out at this point.
by the sudden rush toward the platform,
and general scattering of the crowd
This was The 81 anal for the melee to COM
mence. The Chief OF police attempted
TO arrest the ringieader, and drew pis-
tol on him. y cry of fire was then
raised. and instantly a perfect fusillade
OF pistols was opened upon the crowd
occupying the platform \ colered
man standing by my side. fell shot,
instantly another person was shot 10 my
left. Some friends OF Kelly dragged him
out OF range of the fire, and finally sue
cce,Ied in getting him away unframed.
The firm" continued several minutes d.
rcctcd toward the platform, the crowd
hvim1 in I'LL directions
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

4 SAD llI>ToRY.-ln n recent out
ward steamer. fem New York. there
was an old, para!vtic man, in whose lost
and struggling intelligence might be dis
ccrncd "reminiscences of long command.
1t WAS commander lIartsiein. who was
an officer OF the nltcd States navy for
thiriy-three years. When the war be-
Gan. his instincts though South Caro-
lnian. Were all for the government but
his wealthy wife influenced HIM first to
paSsivcnc>s. then To rebellion. lie rave
up his commission. which WAS his hiSto-
~. and lik" Il lost energy wandered TO
and fro i'll Charleston. full of dark pre-
monltlonS OF the success OF the great gov
eminent he had BETRAYED. When the
fire was opened upon Sumter, he strolled
in the same distracted way TO Fort
Moultr!e, and looked at the runners
driving iron into the faithful Old castle
i here WAS no enthusiasm in his regard.
Next morning when the flag of Sumter
fell, stroke OF paralysis fell upon him.
God spared him the work OF a traitor. if
not his detection. They carried his
wrecked body to blockade runner. and
he lay stunned and rcmor>cful in Paris
three years, filled with bitter upbraidings
against his comselIorS. They feed him
with spoon like a baby. He has re-
turned To find his broad acres laid waste
/ his wiie's homestead is untenable Lonely
and YEARLY these two with their daugh-
ter, were again returning to Europe TO
spend the rest of life in almost INDECENT
exile
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Progress If tie RaiirOUd.

Steady progress is being made in work
jng up the new railroad enterprise, which
i to connect Northern Vermont with
the rest of mankind" east and west.
Since our last paper was printed, Dan
Vile has voted to loan her credit to the
Montpelier and II. .Iohnsbury railroad
company. for the sum OF one hundred
thoSand dollars. This. together with
the 81. .IoInsbury subscriptions, makes
sum of over half a million of dollars for
a railroad from Montpelier to the Con-
ncctlcut river. The citizens of Danville
have entered into this work with much
manimtv and enthusiasm. and their de
termination TO do what they can to Sc
cure Il trunk railway through their town,
Is very gratifying to the directors OF the
road. and the friends of the enterprise
everywhere. We shall soon see what
Cabot. Mar>hticld, and the towns be-
,,nl arc d. ;;,a 70 do \. for r,,st ON
Ella lin, .. ,.a horo .J,;c,s ,ho nroy
r,,,s ar. ,b,t fine allotted omount, will
b. readily taken by the towns.
c. ..,.l ;,ta,...,. 1.., L,o, ,.,,.,.
,.r ..no., f,u. ,,..ol., :, .,ton,t-
.. ,,n .l;.-,.;.c,o,;., Will, u,, go
a.. (, LLn-,,,r, Lo. toIon f,r H..
r,1r,,J .rJ H.. Same nort;os have
i,n L,r1 Of work n nor,;;re +, ,ro-
Won't ,b,t ,owr from Io,n;,o is credit 70
a.. ,n,.,...,o. ,,. ,l,,. L.ro .;,noIr,.
e.1.J,;, ,L,;n .r,r,, ~. ,,;c,lt l,,,
I.,n .I,oc,.l ,,.h,n ,ho Ln,J ,nd o.;,,,,,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

The stockholders of the Northern Pa
ciiic railroad met at Boston. THURSDAY.
and filled the vacancies in the board of
directors by the choice of the following
gentlemen Ii. Ogden of Chicago. presi-
dent of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad J. Edgar Thompson of Phila-
delphia, president Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Central Robert III. Beriell of New
York, president of the Jersey Central ::
George W Cass OF Pittsburg. president
of the Plttsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
90 William G. Fargo of Buffalo. vice
president of the New York Central and
Thomas Fl. Garfield of Burlington. vi.
These gentlemen. with John G. Smith,
president of the Vermont Central Z. ID.
Rice, president of the Portland 4 kenne-
bee; Onslow Stearns. president of the
Old Colony; and Benjamin T. Cheney,
of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S express. corsti-
tute board of the ablest railway mana
gers of the country, and unite in this en-
terprise the leading railroad interests con-
Meeting it with the seaboard.
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TIE Boar RACING ACCIDENT II
ENGL,Np. - The accident which took
place on the river Tyne, at Newcastle.
England. on occasion of the national
champion boat race between Kelly. the
champion of the Thames, and Chambers.
the champion of the Tyne and the Clyde,
was of the most calamitous character.
The landing stage on the Quayside at
Newcastle is reached from the shore bv
means of two gangwayS - one being
used for goods traffic. and the other for
passengers. The latter gave way under
the enormous weight of the crowd, and
one hundred persons were precipitated
into the river. Great feats of bravery
were performed by several persons, and
thirty of the poor creatures were res
cue1. 1t was, however, feared that not
fewer than fifty were sucked in under the
barges, or carried away by the tide. 4
few of the bodies were recovered. but
some days would elapse before the full
extent of the catastrophe could possibly
he aScertained.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-24

An AMERICAN STOVE AT THE PARIS
EXrUSIrIoN.-The q" Moniteur'' has the
following reference TO a novel and useful
stove now at the Paris Exposition, man
utactured by Nessrs. Pratt u Went
worth of this city, which attracted much
attention while on exhibition here
MeSSrs Pratt X Wentworth of Boston
l. 5. have on exhibition at the palace
in the Champs lie Mars a cooking stove
called the Peerless, which Is a piece OF
remarkable workmanship. The adyan-
tages which this stove possesses will
make it much sought for by families.
The Peerless is constructed especially for
economizing fuel. 1t burns either-wood
or coal and by 4 new and ingenious
combination, a current Of air continually
passes through the oven, giving an equal
heat to all its parts. The oven is large,
and meats can be roasted It's well and a.
evenly as in a brick oven. II IS one Ui
the best inventions which can be used IL
families, restaurants or small hotels