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GRaxD EXHIBITION OF sDAyIs' GEL
EHEATED PASoRAAA oP TIE RE-
RRiIsioS-BeRetI-o lie Gettysburg
/ NatLoadL SoIdIeTs' O1PhdHS' Home.
citizens OF wheeling are to have an oP-
tunity, Friday and Saturday evenings,
/ TO see Harry H Davis Grand P4no-
rama of the Rebellion, 4 work of art
/ that mas won q reputation, not only In
/ the United States, but In Europe, for
] itA InaRnIhcence.l It IL composed Of
| almost a hundred paintings OF battles
and other scenes, of which The artist
| was nm eyewitness. They are repre-
! sented by the press and the people as
I being accurate in all respects and nm
| ished in the finest style. As a testi-
! tnonial of the great success achieved by
/ Mr.. Davis, the artist, that gentleman
Was presented "a costly gold medei
! by Governor GeaTy, a tacS that Is o.
| itself sufficient to OonEince me pup.
| lie that the Panorama II worthy OF
] the most liberal patronage;
I would. however, direct special Alen-
] tim 70 the fact that this great Work Is
/ bsJ,,sT sIhIbited under the auspices of
I the Getfvs6afrg4 National Soldiers Or
/ tHonIs Home, an institution IN which
/ Inc ueopIe OF the Northern States are
] deepIy interested. We can without
/ the least reluctance appeal TO the pup
/ lie TO bestoW upon il Almost liberal sup
| port on this account. Let every man,
woman and child go and see the PIANO.
rama. You will not only be- delight
fully entertained, but you Will at the
same time contribute q n1ltsin aid OF
the great National enterprise that calls
for help in order thatit may be speedily
completed. We hope to see Washing.
ton Hall crowded every night. Davis
is the only War Panorama that has
gained National reputation, and lts
success has been uneQuRlled by any
The Panorama will exhibit ON Eri-
day aud Saturday evenings. Doors
open att o'clock PanOrama moves al
o'clock. KS -.at y-e -
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MARRIAGE

reject that sound mind and body are the
most Necessary requisites 10 promote connu.
bial -hApiness- Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes weary pGlRri.
mage; The prospect hourly darkans' TO the
view, the mind becomes EhRiowed with de-
pRtr and nlled with the melancholy redec-
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
bliRhted with our own. aHE
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AESTALL6.-Tha fearful effects on thu
mind are much 70 Be dreaded Los OF Mem.
oTy, Confusion OF IDEAS, d epresslon OF Spirits,
Evil Eorebodlngs, Aversion 70 Society, Sell
Dis1ust, Love Of Solitude, Timldity, DC, are
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands Of Persons Of all ages can new
Judge what IL the cause Of their declining
health, losing their vtgoI, becoming SeAk,
pale, nervous and emAciate1, having singu.
lar appearance about thu eyes, Cough, and
Symptoms Of Consumption.
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Tha White Pine Compopnd

at was early IN the spring OF SO that this
pound WAS nrlginated: member 81 ny ny
throat attended with a diGagreeable cough.
had for some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
as tobe very useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value of II In the case
alluded TO, / compounded a small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gave Il IN teaspOonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. Within two
days the Irritation Of the throat was remov-
ed, the cough, subsidized and speedy cure
suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occas1oned by sudden cold, and had rRlsed
relief and sent for more She took about
ten ounces of 1t, and got well. ]. b. CLARKE,
Esq.,, editor of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial of the same preparation in the
case OF severe cold and was cured tmmedt-
ately. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits and SO confident in success attending its
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finalIy persuaded me TO give IT a name and
send 1t abroad TO benefit the suffering. In
the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there had been whole
saled in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where IT took the lead OF all the
cough remedies In the MARKET and II sui
maintains that position. There Is good Tea-
in Its nature; Is warming TO the stomach and
pleasant wtthal to the taste, and Is exceed
s.As q remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unriValed. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
person In using II for a cough was not only
cured of the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty of ten yeaEs standing. Since
that accidental discovery many Thousands
have used II for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written BY Dr.. Poland. IN
l65O. Since then, as in MANCHESTER, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as q preparation
for the cureoI Kidney difficulties, In every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States. al -lrzlE "a. q. alL
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Iosttsda,ryh, SEPT. II, 1857.
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"A WHEELING REBEL CAPTAIN MAR
sHALs A DEMOCRATIC Procession
WHAT CANE OF IT.-we find the fol-
lowing story concerning the Democrat
Ic meeting At 81 ClRlrsville going
around The Ohio papers, credited to the
ZanesvIIle Courier. Strange that SO In
terestIng an incident should have es-
capped the chronioiers of the Register:
Some two weeks ago the Democracy
held meeting at ST. Clairsville. The
unterrItied sent delegations from
Wheeling and Bridgeport and other
places. The Wheeling delegation was
mRrshaled by a man who had been n
Captain in the rebel army, and the
Bridgeport delegation by n man who
had been a Captain In the Union army.
En- route to st. OlaiTsville, the two pro-
cessions met where the roads on which
they were travelling converged, and n
colloquy substantially as follows en-
sued
Union Captain-"Good morning, Mr..
-. What have you hereT"
Rebel Captain-''The Wheeling dele
CATION to the st. Clairsville Democratic
meetinR." -
U. C.-"what are you doing with it3
r. CT am Marshal of Ii, SIR" an
u. C.-"Yous are the Fellow 10 whom
10 surrender my sword, and who with
gibes anu jeers, sent me and my poor
fellow prisoners to Libby: now find
YOU in such high esteem in the Demo-
cratic party that they choose you to
marshal their professions. You and
cannot travel the same road" Turn
Ing TO his procession, he said: "Boys,
here In the rebel Captain -, who
took my sword when was 30 unfor-
tunate as 10 be taken prisoner. He b
niarshalIng the Democratic delegation
from Wheeling. / can go with no
party that thus thrnsts rebels and
traitors forward to positions OF honor.
Saying this. he took of his marshaIs
scarf and turned his horse homewards:
The effect was electrical. Dozens OF
brave men leaped from the procession,
and followed him back, and at the Logan
meeting at st. Clairsviile, Saturday, me
Captain tnarshaled tremendous pro-
cession OF true Union men TO hear the
words of one Of the most gallant OF
Generals. L.
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DISEASES OF IAIPRUDENCE;.

When the misguided and imprudent yo-
tary of pleasure hnd5 hat be has ImbIbed
the sesCsof this painful disease Il too ofLsn
happens that al in-timed sense Of shame OF
dread OF discovery deters him nom applying
70 tboSs, who nom education and respScta-
bflity, can alone befriend him, delaying TIL
the constitutional ymptonls of this horTtd
dlae6se make their appearance, such rs ulce-
rated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs, dfmness of
light, deafness, modes on the ahfn-b0nes and
arms, hlotches on the head, face and extrs-
mites, progressing with Glghtful rApIdity
till at last the p6latA Of the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fzll in, and the victim Of
this awful disease becomes = hnrrid object o.
COMMUNICATION, TIL death puts q period 20 his
dreadful sutiertngs, by sending him 10 that
undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller returns"
Il Is q MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fall victims to this terTihls disease oE-
ing to the unskilfulness Of ignorant pretans
deFs, who, by the use Of that DEADLY
POISON, AURCURH, ruin the constitution
and make the residue Of Life miserable
DIR. JOH GBT0
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Left hand aide going from Baltimore street, .
few doors nom the corner. Fau not 70 OBJ
serve name and humber. - 100
containing astAmp 10 be used on the reply,
Persons writing should state acc, and send
portion OF advertisement describing syIuP>
tounz- -.-l-l .r ~ = -
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a motion TO suspend the binding
OF $50 copies Of the revised city or
dinances until further order by the
Council, WAS offered and carried. &
A resolution authorizing the Mayor
and President ofithe I'd Branch TO con-
tract, conjointlY with the Committee of
the Board of Supervisors, with M'Nair,
Clafiln 81 Co., OF Cleveland. for the
building of n bridge at the east end of
Zane street, was adopted. r
A1iournad
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
The storm In Pennsylvania.

WRIGHTsvILLE, Pa, Aug. 22.-The rain
storm last night was one Of great severity
in this section. An immense volume Of
water fell. Bridges and culverts are swept
away on the Northern Central Railroad,
and communication between Baltimore
and Harrisburg cut of.
In the town Of York the cellars on ele-
waited points are filed. The streams are
much higher than for years before.
The Susquehanna canal is broken, and
business entirely stopped. Last nights
storm completed the work begun last
week by sweeping away culverts and EN-.
bankments then somewhat injured.
The corn crop has sustained no serious
injury, however, thus far.
The storm appears to have tended south.
ward, as very little rain is reported to
have fallen above at Harrisburg and Mid.
dletown.
There is every prospect Of q continuance
Of the rain in Lancaster county. Trains
on the Pennsylvania railroad are impeded
on account Of damages to culverts. Work
men are repairing damages.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23


The above to 10 good, sound, merchantabls Oats,
Barley, or shelled Corn, we'll cleaned, and subject
to the Inspection Of the ofheer receiving It.
Delivery to commence by the hrit day Of October
next and to proceed at the rate Of not less than
third Of the whole amount per month, and In such
quantities as to keep the post always supplied.
Separate bids are Invited for each post aud the
price per bushel, for each place must be clearly
stated.
Bids will be received for eey quantity not less
,hsa oAs hundEod bu.hels OF Corn, or twenty Ave
bushels Of Oats or Barley, and where the responsi
bility OF the bidder is not otherwise satisfactorily
made known at this Office, each bid must be accom-
panied BY guarantee Of at least two persons hose
responsibility must be certified to by q clerk Of a
court Of reeoid) that the bidder 10 competent To
carry out the contract II awarded to him. and that
he will give the required bonds therefor; and each
bidder will state his place OF residence
Satisfactory eyldencs Of the loyalty OF each sue
successful bidder and the solyeney Of the persons
offered as security, will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour here
inbefors named, and bidders have the privilege OF
being present at the opening.
The right Il reserved TO reject all bids II unsatis-
factory and bid will be entertained that does
conform to the requirements Of this advertisement
Proposals to be plainly endorsed proposals for
Corn, - and addressed to the undersigned at this
place. Q. Q. LEE,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, and
aug23td A. Q. M. U, 8. Army.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.


The stock market has been very dull The past
fOw days-in fact II appears to beohronic. A
little more tishtness In tho money market would
bo preferable, and sharp demand for capital
would be hailed with delight.
In the dry goods business trade Is revivipg,
and there Is every indication Of prosperous
fall trade.
The New York Evening Erpt" says:
"a very marked improvement has been mani
Tested the past week In dry goods, the benefit Of
which has been chiefly folt BY importers and
domestic commission houses The jobbcrs have
been laying In their fall stocks, and have bought
freely without materially advancing prices. In
woolens and dress goods the movement has been
lively, and the importations and Withdrawals
from bonded warehouses have been large. Prices
have been firm, but only in exceptional instances
has there becn any increase"
Gold auctuated slightly, and Government 60.
curities were not in much demand.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
Caught af Lnsf.

II will be seen by the following that G..
Q. FLINT, the whilom Druid" Of the New
York World, who used to write secesh
letters from Baltimore to that journal dur.
ing the war, and the man who is repre-.
sented as selling the Philadelphia Ledger
last summer, is in trouble:
"The mysterious departure of 9. @. Flint,
esq, the proprietor OF the Old Dominion
newspaper, and head clerk in the ordnance
department Of the Gosport navy yard, from
Norfolk some months ago, and the discov-
cry, shortly after his disappearance, Of q
series of frauds Of variously estimated and
exaggerated amounts, the Exchange Ma
tional Bank and many Of the principal
business men being the victilnized parties,
Of excitement in the city, and gave rise to
numerous conjectures as to his wherea.
bouts. Detectives were sent in pursuit,
and, arriving in New York, ascertained
that he had sailed from Quebec for Liver.
pool under the assumed name Of Barry
Cornwall. One Of the detectives pro.
ceeded across the Atlantic, and, after an
unsuccessful search in England, returned
to Norfolk, and gradually the affair became
almost forgotten, while the victims, repre-
senting in the aggregate about twenty
thousand dollars worth Of experience,
seized the Old Dominion printing estab
lishment, the only property Flint left be,
hind, and pocketed the results Of its sale
A few weeks ago Flint, tired Of his wander
ings in the Old World, returned TO the
Staiaa and dur;no N ,,;e;t 80 No,r Orioa,s
he was recognized, and his presence in the
city and the details Of his crime made
known TO the proper authorities, who i'm
prisoned him and notified Gov. Pierpoint
Of his capture. Gov. Pierpoint sent on O
requisition. and the prisoner arrived in
Norfolk to-day in the custody Of the off
GERS Of the law. His trial will take place
in short time, and the sentence he will
receive will no doubt be severe and well
merited one"
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
oleS'1-aph.
From, Europe.

LONDON, Aug. 22-noon. Consols, 94s;
q. s. 5-2O's, 73l.
LIvERPooL, Aug. a. noon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; sales Of 100000 bales.
Corn, 35s. Cd.
ANTWERP, Aug. 22-noon.-Petroleum
43i.
LONDON, Aug. 22-2 p. m.-Illinois
Central, 7s; Fries, Az; U. s. 5.20's, 73si
Consols, 94t.
LrvERpooL, Aug. % noon.-Cotton
quiet Lard, 52s. Cheese, 49s. Wool
firm at previous prices.
LONDON, Aug. 22-3 p. m.-The wealth.
er throughout England is beautiful and
favorable for crops.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
New York Markets.

New YoRK, August 22.-Flour l0al5
cents lower; receipts l5, 400 bbls. Wheat
dull and nominally lower; receipts 1920
bushels. Corn quiet and slightly in buy
ers' favor; receipts l25,l49 bushels. Rye
scarce and firm. Oats quiet Pork firm;
mess S2344. Lard quiet at l2!al3 cents.
Whisky quiet. Barley and peas nominal.
Gotten dull at 29 cents for Middling Up
lands. Freight quiet. Spirits turpentine
steady at 59!a59 cents.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
The Political Campaign in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Aug 20, 10 o'clock p. m.-
Hon. Ben. Wade made his first speech OF
the campaign at Marietta yesterday. 1t
was one Of his old-fashioned orations, and
he did not introduce any Of his Kansas
eccentricities. He said that for thirty
years he had advocated the rights of oil
men, without regard to race, color and
condition, and that was still the burden of
his argument. He declared that Vallan.
dighamIs doctrines are in all respects iden
tical with those Of the democratic party
in Ohio. Negro suffrage, he argued, is
the legitimI;a result Of republican prin.
ciples, and the terms for reconstruction
offered the South are both just and gen.
erous.
Senator John Sherman also made his
first speech Of the campaign at Canton.
He advocated the negro suffrage amend.
ment. A large portion Of his argument
was devoted to a defence Of our national
financial system. Our national banks he
thinks great public blessing, and he ex.
planned and supported the present system
Of taxation. He said the failure to col
lect the whiskey tax is the one great blot
on our method Of taxation.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
GRAY 4 MOVES.

FOUNDERS, hACHINIsTs, AND BOILER. MAKERS,
Corner OF Ma ne avenue and Third street,
ManufactureTs Of Improved Stationary and Pot.
able steam Engines Of any requi ed poweIi haw and
OrAt Mills also, Of Architectural Iron Work, Graft
ings, RAugs, Porgings, Iron and Brass Castings Of
all descriptions
The increased facilities OF our new and extensive
estabshment enables us to offer those having orders
to make In our line superior elaAs Of work on the
most favorable terms.
Agents for Burnhsm's Improved JOuval Turbine
water wheel, Aul9.Sm
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
DRoPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
srBsIsrESCK 0FYIcE, U. 8. A.,
Is REAR OF No. los WEST LOMBARD STREET,
RAIrIMoRu Mn 1897 1

BALTIMORE, ND, Aug. 20, 1867.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will DO received at
this oflee until u m. on FRIDAY, August 80, 1867,
for the FRESH BEEF required for the supply Of the
troops, hospitals, and officers at Winchester West
virginia, for sx month from October L. 1861 or such
less time as the Commissary General Of Subsistence
may direct.
The Beef to be delivered at Winchester. West yir-
ginia, on the order Of the Commissary or Acting
Commtssary Of Subsistence at that place.
The Beef to be Of good and marketable quality,
In equal proportion Of fore and hind quarter meat
neck, shank., and kidney tAllow to be excluded.
The nesks Of the Cattle slAughtered under this
agreement shAn he out OF at tho fourth vertobral
joint and the breast trimmed down. The shanks Of
fore quarters shall be cut from three to four
above ths knee joint and OF hind quarters from ak
to eight Inches above the gambrel or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids and be prepared 10 give bonds for the fu
hlment Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Proposals
for Fresh Beef and addressed to the undersi igned
who reserves the right to reject any or all bids not
10 the interest Of the United Slater.
Conditions, requirements, payments. &c as here
tofore. THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieat. Col. and G. g., US. A.
au22.td Brayet Brig. Gen. Vols
The national Republican., 1867-08-23

The Sultan, while at Buckingham Palace,
London, had lamb brought to the palace every
morning, which was slaughtered there by bis
butcher after o certain ceremony had been per.
formed over ii. Fowls were also killed in the
same fashion. The Sultan always dined alOnoi
there was special dinner prepared for his son,
who also dinsd alone, % did his two nsphews.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
The National Labor Congress.

CHICAGO, August 2l-S o'clock p. m.-
The National Labor Congress is still in
session in this city, but has accomplished
little or no actual business. A draft Of q
constitution has been presented, mainly
taken from Cushing's Manual, but has not
been adopted. The only important idea
advocated is in the preamble, which reads
thus:
Acknowledging the good already &c.
complished through the national and in.
ternational trade organizations, we feel
that perfect union OF the whole into one
body cannot but be productive Of good,
and is utterly necessary before we can
expect to compete with the huge monopo.
lies now scattered broadcast over our
land, compel them to acknowledge the
rights Of our claims, and have labor meet
its Just rewards. We admit that capital
has its rights as well as labor, and are
willing to concede to It all that II is enti.
tied to, but at the same time we will op-
pose with all our energies any encroach.
ments attempted to be made upon labor
by it, and strive by oil possible means to
remove the burdens as are now laboring
under. {.
Committees have been appointed on
sending delegate to Europe; on the
subject Of taxation OF United States bonds
and uncultivated lands; on the disposition
of the public domain; on sanitary meas,
ures; on the judiciary; on convict labor
and on political measures, but no reports
have been made.
A motion was made by Mr.. Keibs To
throw to the breeze banner inscribed
with the name of the National La.
Dor Reform Union of the United
States" His constituents in Pennsyl
vania had instructed him to work to this
end in this Congress. Several gentlemen
doubted the wisdom Of taking political
step, and some expressed their astonisb
ment at the attempt to induce such O
step. The motion, sprung upon the Con
gress, has caused great excitement, and
may occasion very stormy time when II
comes up for final action. Nearly the
whole Of to-day has been devoted to dis
cussing the propriety Of admitting Mr.
Schlager, o member of the German Ar
better Verein Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-08-23
Fire.

PLATTsBURG, N. Y, Aug. %. - Last
night this city was visited with terrible
conaagration, and one church, q bank, and
two printing Offices, twenty-five residences,
and twenty-five stores were burned. Loss
$3.50, 900,
The national Republican., 1867-08-23

A LITTLE boy, about twelve years Of
age, walked of the rear platform Of an express
train in Indiana, on the 9th instant, while
asleep. He was missed, the train backed, and
te was found running after IT, uninjursd. When
asked BY his mother II ho was hurt, he said,
"Hurt Why. no but I'm awful dusty.n
The national Republican., 1867-08-23

THERE were some amusing scenes at the
polls in Nashville on election day. Ono new.
born freeman presented his marriage license in
stead of a registration certificate, Another
brought his wife with him to tho ballot box
"sho can't vote" said he, "but, bross God,
fotch her along to SEQ that kin, by gOlly."