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ERE .CH REMEDY.

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These Pills are unfaiIing in the cure Of those
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have most happy influence on both mind
and body. They are guArantE ed 10 relieve
all cases Of nervousness, headache, vertigo
and hysteTls when the directions are follow
ed strictly. They are infaIllble In correcting
all menstrual irregularities, being parucular-
" for snch DISEASE S.
CAUTIoH-They should not be taken dur
ing the drst three months OF pregnancy, as
they will produce miscarriage. All other
times they are safe.
Piice-Sl, can be forwarded by mail by en-
closing the price and six stamps TO z. ID. ODD
BERT, end Stone Bridge, or LAUGHLIHl
SMITH & CO., General agents. lRug2
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THE Boston Journals New York cor
respondent gives the following account
OF The late Gov. Wright's last marriage:
HEe says that just before Gov. Wright
went out TO Prussia he attended meet
ing of The children at Five Points, New
York. The school was under the care
OF a lady who originally went into that
neglected section and began the'work
OF relief and reform when ii WAS dan
RerOus as well as vile locality. Then
base men and women conRregated
there-bullies, desperadoes and muir.
derers were at home. The police went
armed, and riots. brawls and robberies.
were common. In spite of all remon-
strances this lady took room In the
Old Brewery and commenced her work,
which has been crowned with such
great success. Untiring for over ten
Years she gave her life and means to
the rescue Of sorrowing and suffering
childhood. Gov. Wright married this
LADY and took her with him to Berlin.
She now returns in her widowhood to
resume her work among the lowly."
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-LEE-Tuesisy evening, Sept.
10TH at the parsonage, on Centre street,
by Rev. W. VI. Mullenix, ELIJAH ~. WEAK
LIZ 10 Miss ELIZABETH iAsE LEE, all of this
city.
GILLESPIE-RICKET the 10th
inst, at ct. James Cathedral, by the Rev. j.
4 sullivan, ALEXANDER y. GILL EsPIE 10
Miss SALLIE daughter OF the late George
Ricketts,, all of this city.
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THE Democrats are taking great com
tort to themselves over the election OF
a delegate in Montana. The truth is
Montana was settled mainly during the
war, aud was the general rendezvous
all through the war for deserters, DRAFT
skedaddlers, aud rebel symPath'zers
generally. Thousands OF these classes
went from Missouri alone. OF course,
Al has always been democratic"
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A Cnrd.
BESwoop, WEST Va,
Sept. 10, 1867.


Editors Intelligeneer: ..zr-.
The E. NJ. Norton Literary Society OF
Benwood, respectfully beg leave,
through the columns of your valuable
paper, to state that at a regular meeting
OF the society, Sept. 4th, 1t was
-ReSotUed, a hat aAvote Of thanks he
and is hereby rendered to the Hon. C..
d. Hubbard for fayors received.
Mr.. Hubbard has manifested an in
terest in our society, and kindly re-
membered us in a very substantial
manner, for which the society feel un-
der many obligations. 3E- -ltl
-sl..iE Respectfully,
JAMES MURRIS. Cor. Sec'y., ?
i. NJ. Norton Lit. Society.
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NEVER since 1861 has there been such
a swarm of Copperhsads in Washing
ton rs at this time. The hotels are
crowded, and the White House s"arms
with them. They come from the North,
south, East and West, aud every Ian
with bis carpet bag full of recOmmen-
dauons for place. They demand that
the Cabinet be reconstructed, and that
the Offices be distributed among those
who are fighting the Presidents battles
For the coming year and a half they
want the places that the President has
vet the power to control. Poor John
sonl
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The ChHd's Cure When TeeshIng.
Mothers all know the many sieepless nights
the little ones al home have to pass when
Testhing. You need no one TO remind you
OF the PaIn-ChoIic, Wakefuiness, Uneasi-
ness Fretting, FIatulence Disturbed Bowels,
sc. We tell you candidlS. one bottle ofthis
Cordial will correct all these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove AcidILy, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Eretful, Promote Sleep.
'Trylt 1t will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
...-#E Wholesale Druggists, Main 81.
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N % w

LIVERY MERCHANT, FAMILY, BOARD
EISG HOUSE and HOTEL wants good,
wholesome BAKING POWDER An eX-
psrtence OF years. and the testimony oftuou-
sands. authorii es US TO pronounce
LOGAN. LIST & CO.'S
Excelsior Baking Powder
AS the best in the Market.
We could give hundreds of certificates.
Try II, and prove 1t for yourself
Sold by callers generally. Ask for Logan
L list & Co s Excelsior Baking Powder.
& CO., Proprietos. sepl2
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sTnR Charleston NciFs says that the
press OF that State is gradually coming
10 advocate the reconstruction proposed
by Congress. Before the war these pa
pers were thoroughly Southern In tone;
their editors were to the manor born;
they were devoted to the EXTREMIST
Stale rights doctrines; they gave their
services to the war OF the rebellion.
After the war they resumed their
labors. but were either mute on the
topIcs of the day or sided with Perry,
HiII. and others. OF late the tone Of
these Journals has changed, and now
they begin 10 repudiaIe the past ienets
OF The Slate and urge their readers to
accept the conditions OF Congress as the
only method by which they can ever
Iegnin their rights in the Union.
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Frnit House For Sale.

nN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th.
~ Mt ? O'Clock P. h., We Will sell 20 the
highest bidder on the premises, the W heel
ing Fruit House, on Filth street. The House
contains twelve rooms for keeping frnu:
mas three large Rooms, one OF the best cellars
in the county under the whole building,
There Is about three hundred tons OF Ice on
hand now, and the room can be made
ready for receiving Fruit In a few days time.
All in good order, and IS one OF the best
Houses In the United states for the purpose
TERAGS-One-hnlf cash; balance six and
twelve months, with interest and good So
curity.
By order OF the Stoekholders and Directors
J.K BOTSFORD, Frest.
wILsoS IRWIN. Sec'y. sepl2-td
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MAJOR GENERAL GRIFFIN.


Has been decided in Fauquier county,
Va. 1t involved about one hundred
thousand dollars.
Itappears the plaintiff bought farm
during the war. aud was 10 pay for it
In Confederate Treasury notes. The re-
belIion WAS put down before the pay
ment had been completed, and the de-
PENDANT then refused to make over the
farm. Plaintiff then brought suit TO
compel execution OF the contract. The
District Judge sustained the defendant
and ordered the annulliDg of the con-
tract. Mostly was one OF plaintiffs
counsel
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In order to keep up with the pro.
gress of the age Time has abandoned
the scythe and hour glass. and purchas-
ed moving machine and a watch.
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IMPORTANT ASNIYERsARY.-The 18th
OF this month Will be the anniversary
OF the adoption OF the American Con-
siItution in 1857; the promulgation OF
washington's farewell address in 1883,
and the battle Of Antietam in 1862.
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SpefiaI Aptiefs.
ODBERT-s CHOLERA AHTIDOTE

ODBERT7S CHOLERA AHTIDOfE-
A speedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera
Diarrhea, Dysentery, FIux iCholic and CrarnP
ing Pains Warranted 70 cure In every case.
1T IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
a. $. Robertson. Eaton's Station, w. Va
says II is worth It's weight In gold.
him OF Cholera ,x,< -
Merchant; Robert Guy; John PSn asa' K o =.
= Srsi:'. STfn9Ie: John barton, Belmont Mills;
Samuel IaughIin, Wholesale Druggist; J as.
Taunder; Jos 5. Norton j. ii. RodgerS, Con.
B. & o. r. K. mySO
mark this! upon the Condition of
the stomach and its near allies, the liver aud
the bowels, depends physical health and
cIearness OF intellect. II these organs are
Inactive or in a state of irritation. the.ton-
ing, regulating. soothing influence OF TAR
RAST'5 SELTzER APERIEST is urgently re-
quiIed.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
seP7-lw
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POLICEMEN CoNvERTED.-A few days
$40 A body OF policemen from New
York were detailed by the Superinten-
DENT, who Is n Methodist, TO keep the
peaee at a camp meeting. Many OF
them were converted, and forty of them
held a prayer meeting on their own ac-
count. IL Is pity there are not more
heads OF the police force members or
The Methodist persuasion.
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Today was about two hours long
Gen. Grant having some business to
present, was in attendance for an hour.
Attorney General Stanbery telegraphs
that he will not be here until Thurs
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GEN. BANKS IN wAsHISoroN.

SOmany sensation stories have been
started By reason OF the visit OF Gen.
Banks here, that It Is proper 10 say he
came at the special request OF Mr..
Seward to consult about matters before
the Foreign Affairs Committee. His
visit has no political significance what
aver
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Ths United is states In Rem. In case Of
10 pkgs. Of Liquors. forfeiture
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF COURT
il In the above entitled cause, hereby give
public notice that shall, on Thursday the
18th day OF August, 1867, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Auction Rooms OF Hubbard, Bro. d
Co.. on east side Of Market street. two doors
north of Quincy street, in this CITY, expose
Tor public sale to the highest and best bidder
consisting OF Gins, Whisky and Brandy.
|-- 4. ST. NORTON,
aug2-lOt u. 3. MarshaI Dist. W. Va.
The above sale has been postponed until
Monday, September 9lh, 1857.
nB- The above sale has been postponed I'M
til WbDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1851
ReplU.tA ..r.
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Pumps.

"TF PumpS. HF
SITEAM, POWER AND HAND PUMPS
= OF all sizes, for Mines, Quartes, Bre Werles.
Distilleries. Factories of all descriptions, and
tor Public or Private Water Works, &C., &c.
The STEAM RAM for feeding Boilers, and
STEAM SIPHON for raising water. Also
BLOWING ESGINEs. AIR PUMPS. and all
kinds OF HYDRAULIC and PEEUAATIC MA
CHINERY. Send FOR circulars TO Philadelphia
Hydraulic WORKS, No. ~ South Thin st.,
Philadelphia, Pa. sep7-lm
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We had a pleasant call last evening
from Rev. DR.. Martin, President Of
West Virginia College, at Morgantown.
The Doctor reports the College ~ rap
idly Milling up with studsnts, over one
hundred being already in attendance
and daily accessions arriving. Young
gentlemen from Pennsylvania and
Maryland are present, while from our
own State nearly all sections have sent
forward their representatives In goodly
numbers. We are pleased to note
these facts as they exhibit waking up
OF our people on the subject of educa-
ton, and trust that the good work will
go on until the present buildings will
prove entirely too circumscribed for
The demands upon them. The Profess
sors, we are informed, are all at their
posts, and give evidence OF the good
Judgment and sound discretion OF the
Board OF Managers in their selection.
We believe brilliant career awaits our
iufAnt college.
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I'h- PIzzIc mt 81. CIHIFSVIIIe on Tues
tIny..- 40 CroWd---No EnthusiRSna---
'rhe shrIyer Greys felt bad about IT,
The 5000 10 S, 900 story EXPlOded---
Have chose who went over Ihe Mia ht
before Retnrned7
The Belmont Chronicle OF yesterday
brings us the following report Of the
miserable fzzle at st. ClAIrsVille on
Tuesday. We saw gentleman who
was present at the meeting and took
the trouble, (and 1t wasn't much,I to
connt the vehicles in procession, of all
sorts and descriptions, and his report
corresponds with that OF the Chronicle.
Another party, as we are informed.
counted the persons, and the aggregate.
all told, large and small, men, women
and children, reached the enormous
number OF cola slight difference from
the 5,OUO 10 900 az reported in Wednes-
day mornings Register. After the in
cessant drumming OF the last two or
three weeks on both sides of the river,
aud the thorough drill through which
the sham Democracy hereabouts hes
been put during the same period, we
do not believe they feel encouraged at
the prospect before them, judging from
the numbers and lack ofenthusiasm at
their pow WOW in st. Clairsyille.
Considering the tremendous effort
made by the SO called Democracy, the
mass meeting yesterday was misera-
bic failure, Charlesworth went TO
wheeling on Friday last, to stir up the
Rebels and CopperheHds over there,
aud u Systematic drumming aud i'm
pOrtuning was resorted to in every di-
Tection. Accordingly, great demon
Rtration was expected; but, alas! what
failure! And not a Copperhead in
ST. ClAirsville but what felt II.
The proCesEions came into town
about Ii O'Clock. That from the East
was made up principally from Wheel.
ing. In it were the Martinsvllle and
Wheeling bnnds. A wagon, filled with
little girls, from. PsAse township, bore
the original and touching inscription:
Fathers and brothers, protect us from
negro equality" It was n very affect
Ing sIghi, and We hope the "fathersan
brothers" will not again subject us to
such an ordeal. The Wheeling process
sion bore ut its head the following: SOHO
Democrats, West Virginia Copperheads
greet you" OF course, Shriver GreSs
and all. There were. by actual count,
127 vehicles and ITO hOrsemen in the
PROFESSIONS. While moving through
town they acted more like they were
going TO the funeral OF their party than
endeavoring TO resurrect IL. There was
literally no enthusiasm whatever, but
an oppressive silence reigned along the
streets and in the procession. The
Shriver Greys felt this, and, in passing
the public square, waved their hand
kerchIefs. This provoked solitary
shout, but the individual making It
was frightened Mt his own timidlty.
and-ran; aud no attempt was after
wards made oget up the enthusiasm.
A solitary dag was stretched across
the street between the Court House aud
National Hotel, along with the names
ofThuImHn and uhl. These, with a
couple of banners at the corner of Ma
riella street, constituted the display,
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For Sale,

Or Exchange for City Property.
uIHE MoNTRosE COLLEGE FARM,
situated in Ohio County, and within -FOUR
miles OF the city OF Wheeling. This Farm con-
tains about s. acres, GO of which are under cui.
tiVAtion; has a INST rate dwelling house ofs
or rooms, out houses of every descHploni
an orchard OF The finest fruit trees, ana a
coal privilege OF nearly sixty acres 10 De
appreciated this place should be seen. Will
part with II cheap, for cash, or for good city
property. THOS. OBR1ES,
sepI2 Real Estate Agent.
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:arw advertisements.
Lost.

UEsTERDAY, ON JOHN STREET, BIZ
TWEEN Market and Seventh streets, q
GOLD RING with a Watch Key and Cold
Dollar attached 10 IL A liberal reward VIII
be paid the finder by leaving 1t At my GRO
Gerry Store, opposite the Post Oftiee-
sspla.H FRED. VAAS.
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For Rent.
Notice.

The United States In Rem In case OF
q Boxes Cigars. forfeiture 4.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF COURT
In the above entitled cause, hereby give
18th day Of August next, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
at the Auction Rooms of Hubbard, Bro. &
Co., on Market street, two doors north of
Quincy street, in this city, expose for public
sale, 10 the highest and best bidder, for caAh,
the said q Boxes OF Cigars.
fTT7 Z NJ. MORTON.
Jy2I-2Ot U. y. Marshal Dist. West Va.
The ABOVE sale has been postponed until
Monday, September 9Th, 1897. aug2l-lt
E8- The a owe sale has been postponed un.
Ill WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1867.
kepl0 Is ... - .-.a
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wONpERFUL Bur rKuE.


MADAME REMINGTON. the world-re-
nowned AstroIogist and Somnambulistic,
Clarivoyant, while in clairvoyant
state, delineates the very featuress OF
the person you ave to marry, aud
by the aid OF an instrument of Intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
antees 10 produce perfect and liGe-like pic.
ture OF the future husband or wife of the APP
plIcant, with date OF marriage, occupation,
leading traits OF character. &C. This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place OF birth. age,
disposition, color OF eyes aud hair, and en-
closing my cents, and stamped envelope adj
dressed to yourself, you win receive the pic
ture by return mail. together with desired In
formation. ggl
E5-Address in confidence, MADAME GER.
IRUDE REMINGTON, p. o. Box 81. West
Troy, MY mehEd-eod 'tri~&Wly
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GORDON GRANGER
Left tonight for his regiment at
Memphts s-. ~
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a Young Lady returning t" her oountr


- Young Lady returning t" her country
home. after soJourn of a few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothnesS, and instead of twenty three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon Inquiry
as to the cause OF 50 great a change. she plain
Iy told them that she used the CIFcaSsiRn
balm, and considered 1t an Invaluable &C.
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonaI appearance an hundred fold. II Is sim
pie In Its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed In Its efficacy in
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
Ing and beautifying the skin anu complexion
BY its direct action on the cuticle II draws
from 1t all its Impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In
tended 1t should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt of an order by
W. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same g mch23-eOd, triwSwly
Free 10 Eyeryb
A large BPp. Circular, giving Information
of the great est importance 10 the young OF
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful. the despIsed respected. and the
fOrssalCen loved. r ''
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fall to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid by return mail. Address,
Pc. Drawer, q, Troy, n. Y.
meh2S-eod ,tTlwSwly
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e. HAYES & co.

SHIS FIRM Is ABOUT OPENING \
l new establishment III the building for
meIly known ~ the Forsythe warehouse.
adjoining the Athenenm, Tor the manufac-
ture OF
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FOR gent.
For Rent.

Two STORY FRAME HOUSE ON
a Fulton street, near Quincy. East Wheel
Ing containing four rooms. kitchen aud
cellar. For further information, enquire Al
this mice, or on the premises SEPT u
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For Rent.

nHH STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCU.
pied by George r Taylor 8 Co., and l.
Clemens 4 Co., on Main Siree 1; also tase.
ment rooms finished. Good o. css In secOpd
story and good rooms for oSne. purposes In
second and third story in good order. Pos
sr.ssion given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Wand, on reasonable tsTmk
THO5. HORNBROOE
once, No. llsI< Main street, above. Mon.
roe, up stairs Iete-u
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FROM wAsMIaGION.
wAsHINGToN. Sept. 10.
GEN. GRIFFIN ALL RIGHT.

GEN. GRIFFIN ALL RIGHT.
The War Department has received
the following order, issued by General
Griffin about the time General Sherl-
dan was removed, which becomes sig
uIticant in view OF the iuct that he now
has command of the First District:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TEXAS,
GALVESTON, Aug. Y, 1867.
SPECIAL. ORDER No. 1855.
All distinction on account OF color,
race, or previous condition, by rail-
roads, or other chartered companies
that are common carriers, are forbid
den. BY command of
MAJOR GENERAL GRIFFIN.
MORE OF ANDY's MISREPRESENTATION.
The President has informed the couu.
try by telegraph that several colored
men have suggested Fred. Douglas, or
either of several other colored men
named, as the successor of Gen. How
ard. This Is another case OF the garb-
ling, or AT least the suppression, of one
OF the principal points OF a letter which
expressed strong approval OF Howard s
course, and much regret ut his expect
ed removal, and the name OF success
sor was only presented upon the sup
position that his removal was decided
upon.
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Niagara Eclipsed.

An astonshed tourist writes to the Frontier
IndeG from the curious district surrounding the
Yellowstone Lake of Montana =
HNear the outskirts of this monstrous locality
there is a lake ON top of the mounain that is
yet frozen over. the ice and snow covering lie
surface some twenty feet deep. Two main forks
OF the Yellowstone, .one heading opposite Wind
and Green Rivers and the other opposite Henry s
Fork OF Snake River in the same vicinity that
the Madison and Gallatin RISE empty into the
big lake, which has for its outlet the Yellow
stone River, nnd just below the lake the whole
river falls over the face Of "A mountain thousands
of feet, the spray rising several bundled. A
pebble was timed by It watch in dropping fiom
an overhanging crag of one perpendicular fall,
and is said to have required eleven and a halt
seconds TO strike the surface of the river below.
That beats Niagara Falls ''all hollow" The
river at these greatest falls is represented to be
half as large as the Missouri at Omaha, and as
clear MS crystal. The great lake. like all others
in the tains, is thick witt salmon trout, Of
from five to forty pounds weight, and where the
milky boiling mineral waters from the geysers
inlermingle with the pure clear water from The
running streams, these elegant fish can be t'fork.
ed'' up by the boat load.''