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a correspondent of the Rlrdl World
uses medicine for the cure of slobbers
in horses that, though infallible, is not
and cheap. a dose or two from one to
Two gallons OF dry wheat bran has
never failed with him.
T. ions, South Hadley, Mass, COM
plains in letter to the New York
Farmers Club, OF fraud in new straw
berry plants. He has now a half an
acre of fancy, high-priced kinds, and
the cost OF plants and of cultivation
has been $500, while he has received
hardly as many cents. or twenty
kinds only two are valuable.
The Paris Kentuckidn says: "Mr. S.
W. Tevebaugh, of this county, has
shown us some singular grains of corn,
in which the grains are doubled, each
grain having "a separate heart. He ac-
Cidentally noticed lew grains as he
WAS shelling his seed corn last year,
which he planted, and they produced
ears of corn with all the grains doubled,
and two stalks to the grain" Gg
Amos Steller, Cary, Ohio, advises the
New York Farmers Club not to allow
their sweet apple pomace to go TO waste
after the sweet cider is expressed, but
put them in some watsr-tight box; let
them remain until they are well heated;
then return them to the press, and add,
sa v, to the production Of thirty bushels
OF apples, six or eight gallons OF water,
and you impress from one and half
to two barrels of vinegar from the
same, and,a good artit,ie at that. Vim
egar made in this way Will sour much
sooner than OF therwise. LE-rr. g
Having been cured of ofrhenmatlsm by
the following prescription, Mr.. William
Bassett, OF Birmingham, Michigan,
communicates it to the New York
Farmers Uuo:: Sarsa parilla root, sas-
safras chips, and gentian root each one
ounce; gum guaiucum, hall ouncei
iodide of potassium, one fourth ounce.
Simmer the first four articles in gall
Ion of water to half gallon; when
nearly cold add the potasstum NJ; stir to-
gether, strain, bottle. Dose: WINE
glassful twice day. ~ U..g
L. L. Petron, Highgate, VT, thinks II
unwise TO abandon the cultivation OF
corn and depend on the West. he says,
in a letter to the New York Farmers
Club, that transportation cost so much
that we never get it retailed there short
of 81 in silver, while on good corn land
it can be raised for from so 20 T5 cents,
besides hitting the land for "A good crop
Of wheat, TO be followed by, grass. On
light, warm soils / spread the manure,
and plough or drag in. On heavier
and colder soils put some in hills to
give an early start in the spring.
At late meeting of Ihe:Pennsylva-
MIA horticultural Society statements
were made showing the Injurious effect
of the air of gas-lighted rooms on the
health OF growing house plants and On
the preservation OF cut flowers. In re-
ply TO the remark of memher tnat ths
injury resulted rather from the dry air
of furnace heat that from the effect OF
gas, Mr.. Meehau gave instances, w6lch
had come under his observation 10 Ger
msntowu, OF people noted for their sue
cess in window culture under the OLD
state OF things, who had failed ailer IN,
Producing gas, although no change had
bean made in their old-fashioned heat
ing arrangements.
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AN American gentleman, who has
spent the last seven years in Europe,
and has watched with great interest all
developments relating to industrial
pursuits, has reached this conclusion: {:
England has got to do one of two
things-come back TO protection orstop
emigration. Every day satisfies me
that this is so, and that If she does not
do it, the days of her commercial great
ness are numbered, and she must cease
to be what she now is, the first manu-
featuring country of the world. sent
q slip to Mr.. Wills last week, cut from
the Daily NeDS, and copying an article
upon the stagnation of the iror trade in
Scotland, showing that one of the main
causes for this was the Belgian compe-
tition. The tact is, since the Golden
treaty, England is Brought for the tirst
time directly in competition with the
cheap labor of the continent. The
manufacturers hope TO meet this by
bringing down the price Of labor TO a
levei with that on the continents but as
soon as she begins to depress 1t, the
operatives, or such as can beg or bor-
row the means, emigrate."
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

Nd OF II E K S.-THE GRAFTON
A Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
fBcturing the Best, Cheapest anu most Dur
able Paint I'm use; Two coats well put on, mix
Ell with pure LfLseed Oil. Will last 10 or Is
years; It is OF a light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed 10 green.
The consumer. IL is valuable for Houses,
Barns. Fences Agricultural Implements,
I IarTiages and CRT-makerS, WOOden-waTe.
Canvas, Metal and Single Roof, Ut being
Fire and Water proof, Bridges, Burial Cases,
Canal Boat, Shlps and ships Bottoms. Flor
OIL Cloths, zone manufacturer having used
5000 Dbls. the past year, and as "a paintio
any purpose Is unsurpassed iOr body, duTN-
bility, elasticity. and ndhesiyeness. PIic,s so
Iuer ,oT years 10 CONE. waTran Ell in all
cases as above. Send for IA circular, which
gives full particulars None genuine unls-E
branded in ITa,ie mark Grafton IMMORAL
Paint. Address DANIEL BlDWELL, Pro
prietor, .2a Pearl SirHet, New York. Agents
NUantsd
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La-
dIes'a and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the Slate. II
You want Bargains in Boots and Shoes. go TO
IariIneris New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots md Shoes sold ut this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and in
every case will be mended free of charge.
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THE Richmond Dispatch, in speaking
of the fact that the Unioh Pacific rail
road has already touched the Eastern
base of the Rocky mountains, ex-
claims; what triumph of perseve-
rance and public spirit of the Yankee
pation-blast 'em."
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BosToN oct. 3O.-John A. Andrew,
x.Governor of Massachusetts, died at
six o'clok this evening. At nine last
evening he was at his residence, in
Charles street, ,conversing with FRIEND
his family being present. he had pre-,
monitory symptoms of apople&y, ana
requested his family TO leave the room,
which they did, underline supposition
that he had private business TO trans.
act, Hen the requested his friend to call
in DR.. Derby, and subsequently, Drs.
Bigelow and Cabot were in attendance.
he remained unconscious from the
time OF the attack until his death.
a Young man lately employed as
clerk in a large commercial house has
heen arrested on suspicion OF forging
the name of the 'tirm on checks
amounting to $4,000, which he used In
purchasing gold on speculation.
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Ladies and Gentlenen.

NOU CAN HAVE a BEAUTIFUL
CARD PHOTOaRARH. FREE OF ExFES-
EEs, with circulars OF our great Dry aud
Fancy Goods sale) by sending stamp for re-
TuTn postage TO EAsra6AsS * KENDALL, 66
Hanover ST, Boston, Mas
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THE EUROPEAN CORN MARKET.-The
Mark Lane (English) Express notices
the advance in the price of wheat in the
leading corn markets of Europe, re-
marking as follows: ia..
France. Belgium and Holland again
note higher prices, as well aS DAnzig
and several German markets; but for
delivery there are occasional symptoms
of weakness. New York quotes low
er range for some descriptions of flour
and spring wheat, but not enongh to
encourage shipments, though the alter
ed state of the British market would
make consisnments now pay that
would have previously left a heavy
loss. We have yet to see what effect
our present rates will have on the Far
West" ITO IH a-.-" Hs.
TheLOndon Times of October 14th,
has the following in its Paris letter. rel
ative to the wheat markets of France:
"Advices from the different corn
markets of France show thatthe price
of wheat is still rising. or l3l markets
there are but six where there is a fall +,
and one where there is II tendency to
fall. The supplies are not abundant,
whereas the demands are numerous.
The ports nre very active. Marseilles
has sold within the last eight days from
200, 900 to 10000 hectolitres OF wheat.
Nantes is selling considerable quanti-
ties of flour for the account OF Eng
land"
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Gen. Grant VIII be the Emperor of
the United States in less than i've years
according TO a $4,000 bet made at the
PaEia Bourse.
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IMPORTANT TO BANKRUPTs.-All who
contemplate availing themselves of the
benefits of the bankrupt law must do
so previous to March 2. 1868, as the 50
per cent. clause takes place on that day.
There are only about one hundred and
fifteen days left. All claims against a
bankrupt who applies'after next March,
will, as a matter of course, be proved.
Section SO of the law, in relation 10 the
so per cent, is as follows:
"And in all proceedings in bankrupt
CIV commenced after one year from the
time this act shall go into operation, nc
discharge shall be granted to debtor
whose assets do not pay so per cent. oil
the claims against his estate, unless the
assent, in writing, of majority In
number and value of his creditors, VINO
have proved their claims, is filed in bis
case. ut or before time ofaPPlicationSor
discharge"
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CONGuMPTION CAN BE CURED
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

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dred pages and l3O fins plates and engra-
wings OF Inc Anatomy OF the Human Organs
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upon the Mind and Body, with the Author 5
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author may be consulted upou any Of the di-
seAses upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent To
any part Of the world. oeI
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ONLY 81. UHFoRTUNATE HUMAN
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C5onorrlissa or GIeet in TES DAYS. without
noxious drugs WEen all other remedies fail.
Ir. Henre Remmsir, Stanton, F., n. \.
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Fil'sU M ortgnRe Honds,

81. LOUIS i IROS HI,.ASTAIS RAIL
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Seven per cent interest, February and Aug.
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BaIlOlS Monthly MAGAZINE for 1868


Enlarged 10 One Hundred Pages.
nHE CIRCULATION OF BALLOUtS
i MAGkZISE having increased during
1867 nearly ffteen thousand copies and never
being 80 prosperous as at present, the pnb-
fishers are thereby induced TO still further
add 70 Its value by enlaIg Iging each number to
one hundred pages. Although this enlarge
ment involves an additional expense Of Some
IL THE PRICE
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THE WORLD. Address ELLIOTT, THOMES
e TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
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IncOrpOrnIed 1850,

Incorporated 1880,
Wheeling Savings Institution.
oKEIcI= No. ~ MONROE 81,
HaONEl- RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
WI tsre.t paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points,
In order to meet n want that has long bsen
felt In this community, this Institution VIII
receive ON "Wednesday and Saturday afber-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum of money, nom
one dollar and upwards. on which intsras
Will be paid.
GEO. AENDEL, President.
DIKsCToRS-AIex. LaughlIn, A. ]. Pannan
Jonn Mcclure, Jr, Alex. Rogers, Morgan l.
OF, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, James Reed
ocls-Iy A Z. QUARRIER, Treasurer
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. So.-At a meeting
Of the Board OF Health last night, quar-
antine was suspended. a motion was
offored by DIR. Warren Stone, that the
yellow fever be declared no longer epi-
demIc. This was opposed and referred
10 the Committee on Health. DR.. Stone
said the disease had run its course and
was no longer epidsmic, although spor-
adic cases will continue for some time.
strRnpers to come to the city. In his
remarks he contended that the yellow
fever was not contagious under any cir
CnmstaDces.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL KUN BY
Il the following schedule on and after May
S, 1887
Leave wheeling" Leave BaltimnreS
daily IT.. 5:lO pm. daily at--.-5cIJ pm.
ATive- WRAhington-t20 -
GriIitOn......-- l0OOs E" Arrives
Parkersburg $50 am. ahrper's + y-hsQ "
Cumberland 3O1 81 Cumberland -l&f5a.m
Harpers srry I:l5 e lGjrsfton-...--.. $50 "a
Baltimore --.-ln5D " Wheelng-.-..lHlU "
WAsh'n C1tY ls0 "lnoiudtng s1undayB-
SIncluding Sundnys.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves BALTIMORE
daily at 7;5o Am daily at $50 Pm
Arrives WREh'n City-bsA5 "
Grafton -----.- Las Pm Arrives
Parkenburg I'D Harper's Yin am.
Cumberland 7:21 lCumbeTlAnd-l:4O
Harpers F'yl2=SI am. ,GTtfton ------ lZ5s pm.
Wash'n CITY 80 " "ETcept Sunday.
"Except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves BALTIMORE
daily Rt----S:l0 pm. ldaily1 at----sEi6 am.
Arrives WaSh'n ClIy.-I;So ''
CumbeEland--7s4O " tHArper's F. y-l:O0 pm.
HarPer's F'yl2slO p IN. Cum bsTlanc.-a $40 =
Winchesi eT.-..2:50 Gr2ftOn------llEU "
Baltimore .--.-07OO % tWheelinB-..--i5f0 a. m.
WAAh'n Clty..615D :. SExosPt SatnTdbyB,
Except Saturdays.
BEN WOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with &. o. R r. Division
Leaves Wheeling at $50 n m. 45Oo - u.
Tickets 70 all principal points In the EAst,
West and Southwest can be procured at tho
Compsny's ONCE
JOHN L. wusoS Master of Transportation
X 7. DEVRlES
my7 General Agent, WheslinR.
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LIFE IN TEXAs.-The revolver and
bowie knife are still the arbiters of
tritling disputes in the "Lone Star
State" A correspondent of the Mem
phis Post, writing from Houston, un-
der date OF the 10Th, gives the following
sketch of life in that delectuble To-
caIity:
We had regular Texas street fight
to-day. Two men were waiting an hour
or so ut hotel for one man. When he
cHme out one OF the two pulled II Der
ringer, fired aud missed; then drew
si&-shooter and emptied every barrel at
the advancing man, who WAS shot in
four places, and who then, in spite of
wounds, pulled a bow ie-knife and
made two 'insertion" in the lett breast
of Brown, the commencer OF the row,
whose companion then pulled revol-
yer and absolutely broke the skull of
the bowieknIfe man and laid him low.
Brown breathed his last in about if
teen minutes. Pruitt, the other man,
about pretty milliner, named Sallie
st. Clair, who, by the by, nursed Pruitt
until his death. .
From up the country. we have news
of a "beautifuI little tighV'-two men
ION side," all armed las is usual in
Texas, with the inevitable ''six-shoot-
er." They amused themselves in play
full manner until two were instantly
killed, one MORALLY wounded and the
oIher-a man nearly eighty years old
was "boTed" with three bullets only.
But it was a "beautiful little fight"
though.
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M AGENT-One chance In
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, U take the agency for
the sale Of BRADSrR EET's RUBBER MOULD
ISG AND WEATHER STRIPs. applied To the
sides, bottom, top ana centre OF dooH and
windows. The sale Is beyond any
thing ever offered before To an agent and
1TOm $40 TO S25 per day can be made. Send
for agents circular. The fir-t who apply se-
curt a bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
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The Peoples Bank.

NFFICE, No. 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" W. Va Money received on deposit. In
tere+t paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exch9nge
bought and sold. Collections al home or HOm
AbTOad promptly attended 10.
DIRECTORS
Jshn Reid, Christian H6S,
John Handlan, John Nockler,
SAn1 ]. Boyu, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. PreS't.
Josiah r. UPDE9RAFF, CIah'T. myS
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40 Main Street,
,oruer Of Union, WI HEELING,
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
FOR INSTANCE

That never have been, nor never can:Oe. beat.
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Qhe0ttettiqente1;


A Washington correspondent in "a
lookout" after the late elections gives n
disgusting picture OF the class of crea-
lures who now crowd the Capitol. II
Wall street, he says, is the financial,
Pennsylvania avenue is the political
pulse of the nation; or, if the metaphor
Is not we'll taken, 1t can be readily
amended with pun, by affirming that
this most famous of Washington boule-
wards is at least the nations political
beat, and by the number and character
of the politicians who walk upon it at
any particular season, can be accurate
ly determined the country's condition
OF health. AmOnth ago the green flies
buZzed only about the White House,
where alone their insticts led them for
carrion. These past two weeks, spring.
Ing up after the: manner of their genus
from Heaven knows where, in broods,
they swarm down the avenue, in and
out of the hotels along its whole length
and even tlit through the iCorridofsy of
the Capitol as IL they might eventually
make their habitat there. Formerly
the city, like the country, was consid-
cred by the political doctors to be in a
healthy condition, and the White
House grounds only small centre of
obnoxious stagnation in the midst OF
ii; but this swarming OF the flies else
where looks ominOus. especially when
the Capitol is not safe from their intru-
sion. But laying aside metaphor and
to be plain, since the days of '59 and
go, when men who meant to maintain
the country's integrity were compelled
to go with pistols in their girdles here
for protection against the hordes of
traitors who infested the city, such Il
multitude of heavy paunches and
beastly faces, bespotted with the lust
for power and office, has not been on
Washington streets as is seen here to-
day. ?. E T.
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Graaspprtatioa.
BALTIMORE q OHIO R.R. comply

WHEELING, May 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
i the following schedule on and after May
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w in every county, q business paying $50
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