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d lG Tf6S. NOVELS DiAA0'D AD--
Dickens Novels, Library Edition.
Walter SCOTS Novels. Household Edition.
Gall HaraItonis Works
Captain Aayne Reld's Works.
Eooe Homo.
Ecee Deus.
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times, by Mis-
Auhlbaeh.
The Seven Weeks War, by Aozisr.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. Bigelov.
Old England, by James L Hoppin.
sdnshine and Showers, by steinmetL
Curious Myths OF the Middle Ages.
The Ca1tons, by BulEer.
Bryan MauIice-
Far Above, Ru0uz-
Two Marriages.
the Invisibles-
A Noble Life.
Cecil CaztlenEu, Gsgs.
Elsie Magoon.
Tales OF wayside Inn Dy LonSfelIow.
The Last Days Of King.
Twice Tod Tales, by hawthorne.
Restrictions OF Five Years, Grsee Green
wood.
LougteIow. Blue ana Gold.
Tennyson
Whittier.
Burns, '''
Eliza Cook,
Jean Ingelow,
LAus Venelis, By sTinbuIne.
SCOTS PoetIcal Works, &c, &c.
WomRnis Relation 10 Education, Labor snd
Law, by Mrs Dali.
sacerdotal celibacy. by H.C. Lea.
Heaven and Hell, by swedenborg.
Religious Life IN England.
Irstng's Washington.
Irving's Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language. oy
Marsh.
Origin and History OF the English Lam
guaRe, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by MArzh.
cisnee of Language, by Max Muller
Rollins Ancient History. 4 vols.
D'AubigneS Reformation in the time Of
Calvin.
Piutarch's Lives.
Studies in the Psalms, by Dr.. Piumer-
Life of Luther.
The Federalist.
Ruskints workA-
Bankrupt LAws OF 1857, with notes and de-
cisions.
Miscellaneous WORKS in good variety.
School Books and Stationery
CAMPBELL & MGDERMOT.
auE2
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#autsd.
Wanted--A Partner.

WITH A CAPITAL .oF 1850 Oh
w more in veil established trade 10 .
good buSine man Sreh q chance = se11oLLl
oneTed- For par1IculzTs. sddFeS, Post Omoe,
Box E5, wheeling. W Va GoE<SEd
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The United States In Rem. In lease OF
vs. forfeiture.
10 packages OF liquors.
DUgsUAST TO An ORDER OF COURT
in the above entitled cause, hereby
give public noyice that shall, on III URS-
DAY, the 18th day Of August, lsG1. al 10
O'clock a H. at the Auction Rooms OF hub
bart Bro. q Co. on Fast side Of Market
street two doors North of Quincy STREET, In
and rs. bidder, for cash, the 81 u 10 packages
Of LIQUORS, consisting OF Gins, " hfsky and
Brandy Z. NJ MORTON,
auR2 lOt U. 3. Marshal Dist W. Va
81 The above sale has been postponed
until monday, September 9Th, 1867.
suK2l-lt
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For Sale.--A Bargain.

PORTABLE SAW MILL AND ENGINE
One So-horse power Steam Engine and
Portable saw Mil. n ads by Il. q F. Blandy.
ZaneSyile Ohio: has been used but = short
lime, and Il In good order. Enquire OF
e. 1. CRANMER,
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TO the principal, who will be found Al the
Grant House, or the school room. corner Of
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There eometh glad tidIngs OF JOY 70 an.
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The beauty which once was 50 precious Rnc
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NJ an. ~. ar
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For Sale.

one STEAM ESGISR AND BOILER,
[ slSout : horse power, vii be sold cheap.
Ti7Ns Anzipe can b seen at Hamilton Co.'S
[ -1-DsiTS- tfs boiler a. Sweeney q Cos In
11i1s ~ J. " LITTLE,
1EuESI Clay street, East Wheeling
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Democratic a, we profes. to be, who shall
deny that things We Apprec ate receive an
added dignity If distinguished by prtnceiy
honors?
Having been awarded at the Paris Exhibit
ton one OF the HIGHEST MEDALS, the excel
lence Of the WEED SEWING MACHINE
is past all doubt, and the rsnown thus
achieved abroad viii sun more increase Its
already woRLD WIDE reputation. This re-
nown Is fully justified by its good qualities,
as a call at the Agency and an examination
of the Weed Machine will prove
IL. WHEAT, Gen1 Agent,
No. 1872 Main ST., near Grant House
aukal
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oxr HE PoPuLAR oSK-FEIoK PIAS'
Giving Every Patron Handsome
and Reliable Watch
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For Sale,

sugg-s, Ijo6sESz PEE1BkR, !
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And Not 10 BE- Fetd 70 ,a1'es1 Rzree'iy
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Abandonec o5a W els.

The Oil City Register gives a history
of the abandoned oil wells IN the Venango
region, aud concludes rs follows: ''These
are seemingly the failures. But they are
no more numerous than the desert ed
claims Of the gold digginss on the Pacific
side Of our continent were during the Grs,
few years Of their devo!oplnen5. In both
cases, by the wise aatural laws Of compou-
sGJioB, stand oG5 10 bright relief shs sue
eesses, : less nuHber c. taI lures 70
obtain good producing wells have occurred
during tue past mining seasc2 than ID
ring any previous enc. With reWu2era-
ilFa 0I.ee, C.aev oS hesa deserted o3
wehs Eiii be ,ao1 e. aa
by tee application al eraa1er a.- aao
more hitting machinery be made h3Shly
productive In many localities this ey-
serlmens has been tried, and the result
groves 10 be higaly satisfactory. VIA
tie adoption of the petroleum product 10
Jlher uses besides iiu.liuatiog, and a
d maa3 created thereby, equ4. % 5be sup
piY, these wells will De 10 demand. The
laaG ow8eT5 are now focfeitlag al taa
leases theg~ can get hold ot already, aud
in shofs time, we predict THAI deserted
o., a3iis v Il be few aud .ar between 4-f,r
We are wei satisfied thai wiyh the psaDer
application OF improved mechanical Tor
ces, four f1hs Of the deserted wells cou.d
oe made to pay handsomely, thus proving
that tie vast expenditure Of I&o0r an2
money upon their creation was act ao!ly
IL yain, hur vai henei- soneOody."
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the ola story.
was q woman, and I'd a heart,

l was q woman, and I'd a heart,
And I rayed Of love and constancy,
And ne saw the tears 0 my eyel1s start,
For he was The world TO mel
He whispered low when the spring-tine few,
OF the tangled paths il which men stray,
And around me al bis arms he threw,
His eyes were on FIRE that day.
We parted: yes but clung to him.
And J put up my lips to be kissed again ;
But the laughing eyes of the heay'n grew dim,
and were swollen black witA rain.
They came to me when my love VAS gone,
And said he was poor and toiled fer bread
They .all'd OF ruin and tears alone,
And my heart was dull as lead.
And chen ibey laid their brihe at my feet
Twas the sane old tale that is often told
They play'd on the strings OF m hearts
conceit,
And dazzled my eyes with gold.
I sold myself to a Ioveless thing,
Ald VALID 10 .ne altar and there lied
For my heart was away with the primrose
spring,
ana by my husbands side.
AID now You ask me what of the lie?
I've paia f-a dear for my girliah greed;
'TWere better, think, for a oman TO die,
TLau ,c i've the life lead.
am alone, bue stiu can s.1g,
Ard pray for the ruin oI winters reign,
OF the cent of tbe prinrose-crown Of spring
Hil leluru TO NC again.
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Prince oG wales.

The PEiloe of Wales is going in bad
company, if the soIowing story. told by a
London letter writer, is true A matter
which greatly disturbs the good AID loyal
subjects of England is the intimacy be-
tween the DGke of St. Albans and the
prince Of Wales. The Duke of St. Adams
is . young man about the age of the
Prince aud lie has succeeded, In the
coarse OF his short but eventful life, ~
2e5tIng up one OF tbs most notorious rep
utatious in Europe. His character is so
b1o ihat, with very high rank and grezs
Fealth, he IS not tolerated ia the respec
-a5ie az .osTatis society Of 4Cadon. He
began Ris career by getting into all sorts
u sarl. Is at Oxford, IL which city be ussd
10 appear with greater regularity in the
gel'ae e2urt than at the college chapel,
as3 FROM which university hc was finally
50 IL n disgrace. Since then he has
been the aego Of iunumeTable adventures
on the Continent, scaudaloGs ana other
wise l. we'll known ia every gambling
house, and brothel, aad police court In
Palls, and Is as accomplished villain, for
young 1an, as you can fad IN many a
6ay. Al Oxford, one day. while yet he
vas y MS teens, three diasrent young
womsU appeared in court against him,
U-th charges Of aductioa. Since then he
has aatufea il every species Of dissipa-
tioa, eal Is Is well known TO the London
poliee as say iongfagered JACK from
Billing gate. Aud this is the most inti-
mate friend, companion and confdaut of
the her of tAe British throne. They are
constantly seen ogether-often 20 arm
u ..rm together alone o nights (and
where tbey 50 TO IS hardly myss5ry)
St. Ailsas stays b the week at Marlboro
u ease, aad the Prince Of Wales as regu-.
IsIy reoiproeates by visiting the Dpke at
his e are, ia evgrY way,
-a@ e.ava Not only tbs, tic
Duke of 81. Albsns is the Intimate friend
OF tae Princess, as we'll Is the Prince of
Wales, and Is often seen riding with hsr
alone - tbe parks.
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NUMBER ?.
Philosophy os Shaking hands.


There IS philosophy in hand shaking.
It IS an indication. OF character. IS gives
expression TO the degree in which YOU are
appreciated or esteemed by another.
There Is q variety Of methods Of shaking
hands, according u the temperament, dis
pc 500, or occasion.
some seize your hacd with ferveut
E sp-oae foot extended-and holdfpp-
at eye with their OWE. Such is the
ss!u5atien Of the jolly tar, ready to share
the last Shot Ia the LOCKER" with the
stranger OF the hour Others. again.
seize your hand with as much frenzy, aud
may mean as wei toward you; but thew
90 not look directly at you, but past your
cheeh, WITH eyes steadily set, as If look
ing Tor some undefned ghostliuess be-
yoad, and seeming to converse with the
saaIs.
Others give too great show Of fervency
70 tie saiC5ation, causing your 6ngers to
aagie Ei5a pain; yoQlnro.urtarily glance
at the injured haod, expecting it 20 have
been com Tessad io,o one horrid, bruised,
extended index hegec. Others. again.
add to his ezhibiti5a q. muscular power
by swinging your hand ap and down-a
sort Of intimatl0a t12t they are about to
pump you
\ lew come so close % you that you
can feel their breath upon your face;
! Others seem to be experimenting on the
/ greatest distance ct which the salutation
can BE exchanged. Some daintily offer
Z you the tips or their fingers it means
either that they consider themselves your
/ superior, or that shey are not disposed to
4 be especially gracious. Others, again,
/ take your whole hand, even endangerine
/ tbs Ialmaculate whiteness Of your wrist
/ bands
Tbs moss agreeable shake OF .he hand
/ IS that meaning, welcome grasp, varn but
not painful IN pressure, which stands guar
! aHtea 10 the sym pathetic look and kindly
/ spoken ward. The most abominable
handshaking IS that lazy, listless Offering,
/ giving no pressure, and ayerse to recei7-
/ las any. We have shaken hands With
+ such persons, and the memory Of it has
annoyed Us fer an hour alterVard T.
vas Ike touching a net diah-clo or a
( cold, qUirefj0g trog. IN embarrassing
SHAKE OF tbs hand is, VIXEN the party
grsefs you iiesitadnglY, yet slightly, as K
"
sugs hat he had nol been misleC BY a
resemblance. t is as awkward as pause
Ia c5nversati0a -~.->.-->s.-4 49,
Perhaps, t. young lovers, tie quiet,
halfun.nteatioaeI contact Of hands is
NEST F.easaCL-that soft, lingering rest
lassnass-that delicious remaining at loves
/ ioa-that faint attempt ct withdraw
+ q. Il propriety's suggestion that electri-
( cal thrill % contact which fires the veins,
+ modu.ates the voice, coloys the cheeks,
= Is brightness te the eye, and tlem-
alou-le-s % the lips
a2oE many n.en, profound IN phiIoso-
phT, Brilliant in scholarship, high in po-
siJion, nave SCI for hours in the still moon
iish-, ho,aiDs in their hand the soft white
mana of a woman, their thoughts idly
toroe - 5y a fceiiug leaf or the thrill
Of 8 bo6-o-Enk2 Who cag say that they
were Hoi al t,e better gor it? Cannot
s1e ion be Il lereg
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and lightning up tWo Of them old city
churches that you see lost down those old
courts, and looking IS if they'd been put
there oUt o the way because Peopie didn't
have any use for them now. There they
we're lit up and glowing, and The pigeons
shat lived up there scared and flying
rCEad and round the fire there was she
rush aud the rear of the wind along the
court as it set towards the fire; and there
were the flames leaping up, the clouds OF
smoke rolling away, aud the cracking
sputter of the states as they few with the
heat, and then slid rattling off into the
court beneath, smash upon the pavement.
livery nov and then came g bud rosr and
crash as a rafSer or besn fell ia,,and Sent
the sparks up in the whiri wind. And
there all that time were those POOR crea-
lures uttering the wiido-t piercing shrieks
fJr help you ever heard Nog, I've
heard 50 muca Of that sor, Of thing that
you'd expect 1 shouldn't mind IL; but !
do though, and IS / said about fires, !
don't think Shall ever get t3 take ic as
matter OF course Tor there IS some
thug very awful IN seeing feliow-crea-
lures, strong anu hearty, and yet dying
before your eyes, and ycU not abe 10 save
them.
But / wasn't IDLE ali tlis time-nct
6iC Of it-for every minu.e'S worth some
-hing u fire, and if you give i % much
lst.iae it will beat you. Uude- the cir:um-
sta4ees, -he FIRST thing was te save life,
and ws5lst chem that lad ;he branches
did the best to keep the fr5 baa1 from
them 81 taa taSl dooT EindCW, I got Eo!I
OF 4 rope, ana In at tha house opposite,
and made ny way Up stairs to the third
door, #Hch, ike the rest OF jaa place,
was u=ed as 4 aaTea0use, auQ orau-ned
fall OF packages
BENZ sLrap house, il wasn't easy
TO ina your wa, 5ut g3J up a5 lasC,3 3,.lL
opposite 20 the room WneTe the pJo-
things waf5 al u1w hUGdioa together at
one wlDlow, ior the icc was gaining Oh
them, 50 saat unless tAey were SOON Es!r-
Ell they wouldn't wa1t!5.
''Lgast crash ~ didn't J Ie5 my.liitle
axe gIey round the sashes Of that y ladoE
aua sooss have clearance, for i was
na!.eo r2, and tEel when tie poor ghiogs
le@T- ale, aud saw tie Hzbg shining on
any helmet, E0w ghay I'D -brie1 Tor help
olsJ then I locke, down at the depCh.
I a3d 1 os-5l- sig4s Of one fellow staud.ass
R e.4Jrs iaLllf Ia t.s aa4-.
! Thseh NIGH hava ps5- 5i use Ii tbs u0e-
things laa been the FIRST ho5r
then 1 44ade really 70 throw my rope
across, vhea Jus. as / was .a,1g 90 let
90 aud then gong 70 try anu catch It, q
! tacu5ai truck lle, and l let the col o.
rope GGgn 1850 tha court, and all 5g-
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Zero on gahrenheu thermomete.

Zero op sahrenheits thernonetee
5 the point n which The nercurg ffseass
Neezs H. l44tsea N 4 IA ss..Are 3l -a5.g ~
Goa, 49, sa4t.
-Ez-oog. Aet3her has been elected
Mayor Fl Lexington, Va. Oh, what .
fall 8as ere ny cou2trynen
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-e uH1eIeigaad, Graduate OF the Bal
.oIega Of Dental Surgery, respectfully
occasional services to the citizens
Erg Fe has spared no means 10
-quHgt himself with every inn
p rs art. To many years Of per-
aaace, lie has sought to add the
7erieace of the highest aGtboIit5 les
c'alee. He simply asks that an
NT be given for his work to
praise.
TgIUEL BELFORD, D. Z. g.
Pref. C. a. Harris 7. Z. 30nG,
.l4y; 4. a. BIandy, P. q. Aus
1more College.
o. -as5 Ebensburg on the fourth
l month, 10 stay one " lex.
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/ rope vas SO tight that :t must have hurt
the poor thing terribly.
| Then they ioosened the rope again, and
/ We sent another woman over, aag. she was
/ insensibe with lear, and re got her over
all right, though she, too, slipped off the
ladder. Then there were too little girls.
ore after the other and il was sad to see
how they trembled and shook-too much
] frightened 10 cry, as well they might be,
toc tae heat was awful aud / knew that
! another quarter of an hour would find the
room we we're in red not
We got another oVer-a young man
| AMI he was dragged over, too, for he care
act try to crawl across, and suppose to
] a ran as amt used 20 such things. to creep
oyer place ike that, all those feet over
I the pavement. and when you've been
( frightened 80 death nearly by waking out
Of your sleep TO find the next place on
i FIRE, IS ralEsr trying; and new ther3 was
on!J tnas chap whose wife was sent over
frs, aud who had worked all hs could to
/ ae,p ue, and another co@ardIy chap,
/ whom d had quite set-to with 20 keep
back, 50 as TO save the women and children
first.
Ad now this chap as I've Just spoke
about made rush to get to the ladder,
-ud he was Ia such a horrid fright that I
dou believe he'd got over safe, and be
sldes knew there was tIme for rs ali to
/ get sway if things were done quietly; SO,
considering as It Wesa' his gurn, held
! him back for he married man 70 - FIRST
to as wife, waen the other one aipost
shTlsGed ou5 with rage and fear.
'.Aat aim 20 first" says the married
man, ',II! wait"
''f2ln's his turn" I says, rather obss.a-
ate EEe '-Over you 90 ]" and a. suca a
-me oae can't be iu,erfared with, ana
aavlag. made my plans so far. DIDN'T want
en- altered. So, "Over yea 20 - ] says.
- think / can crawl, he says, ara he
cot our on the ladder; lut inassaa OF
crawling, he sat assride Of 1t aBd wos zed
i'lin5e.. aiCDg with the crowd harrahing Z
and ahceiiag aim tremendous.
Au1 np can.e the fame aud smoke, and
the r5@f ard erackle and falling in Of
tllEblrs zas getting terrible Every place
s. was tsh - day, while as 10 the heaF,
decl--e sssemeG 70 sc5rch you fesrlUlly
s..o 5ssr y0a ere across and lAe with
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