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l~asses, and for Cane Juice. The Sugars
that find the quickest sale and pay best
are described as being clear, bright, crys-
talline sugar-not mere steam pan sugar
with its color washed of, having neither
clearness nor perfect crystals, but a granny,
solid formed, angular congregation of
perfect, sharp looking, bright and BLOOM
ING Sweets; such Sugar can only be
made from a perfectly clear and clean
Cane Juice, it must be made clear with
care, and when perfectly clear, clean and
bright, then it will give the above kind
of Sugar, by proper Evaporation with
Oscillation or by any Low Temperate
Sugar Pan, Ri SuIphite of Lime prevents
acidity and fermentation, it allows the
Cane juice to remain over for days before
concentration and prevents the discolora-
ton Of the Syrup in boiling down !; lis
use does not interfere with other processes
and it gives with weak or dirty juices
sc. the very best results.
Bi Sulphate of Alumina when properly
used is the very best c~Iarifyer and gives
"a Juice almost pure and coIourless, fit
for any subsequent process. Citric Acid
under EIliS's PATENT process always
gives IL beautiful sugar, producing results
that require further consideration. We
suggest for Chemical testing aud micro
scopic Investigation the enquiry, whether
the granules or crystal sugar formed in
using this process, RS well as the Aluml-
MA and Ri Sulphite of Lime are not form
ed on microscopic crystals of Citrate or
Suiphite of Lime or AIumina &c, just as
sugar candy forms on thread. The ne
cessity of boiling the Syrups over in Ell
lis's Process has prevented Its more com
mon use, but this is only an excuse for
more idIeness and Indifference as to pro-
fit on work. In some cases Sulphuric
Acid has been used to facilitate cryStalll-
Zation, but we cannot advise its use, the
SuIphate of Lime clouds the crystals, and
the syrupS and the molassrs is made very
dark and there is injury to the Iron and
Copper-Tayches, also-if it is often used.
hi Sulphlte of Lime has quite superseded
it in Drmerara. OSCILLATION we
again say-"increases the size Of the
''crystals of sugar, and improves their
temperance, as they will be more free
''ftom mOl0sses, which goes freely from
.'such sugars and can be immediately re-
"boiled into a very fair sugar, OSciIla-
''ttd sugar is sooner ready Tor sale or
shipment than common sugar. 1t brings
"a better price, it has no foOts III the
"~hogsheads, it keeps lis weight: and NO
"reinery limitations Of it can equal it in
''havOur or In actual sweetness. OSC1L-
"LATION also throws all the molasseS
"into the Planters hands instead of the
"sea for while common sugar loses 1-6
''to / of its whole weight on the vOy-
sage home, we'll grained oscillated sugar
will only lose "a small portion of its
moisture or nothing at all if it is ship
sped dry" Our advice for 1867 crop is
prevent ACIDITY in the Cane Juice,
CLARITY properly and OSCILLATE
we'll.
Now as to Rum. AS yet, there is no
certainty as to its Proof! The % Bubble
may be at 60 or so degrees of Temper
allure and at either or any, only shows an
onn.or:, oSo donvoo of ctraprtb varuiO1 <
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KXoW rHY DESTINY.

MADAME, K F. THORNTON, the great Eng
Iish AstroIogist, Clairvoyant and Psychome-
trfcian, who has astonIshed the scientific
classes of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers OF sec
ond sight, as 20 enable her to imPaFt knowl-
edge of the greatest importance to the single
or married of either sex. While in a state OF
trance she delIneatas thevery features ofthe
person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument of intense power, known as
the Psychomotrope, guarantees 10 produce a
life-like Picture OF tho future husband or
wife of the applicant, together with date of
marriage. position in life, leading traits OF
character. 6c. THIS is no humbug, as thou
sands OF testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired a certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture Is what
1t purports TO be. By enclosing small lock
OF hair, and stating place OF birth, age. dispo-
sition and complexion, and enclosing MY
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mail. An COM
munications sacredly confidential. Ad-
dress in con hdence. MADAME f. F. THORN.
TON, p. o. Box 223, Hudson, MY.
InchS5 cod ,tTIwdwly
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At meeting of the Union Republic
can party of MOnOngalIR county, held
at MorguntUwn on the 18th OF August,
1867, the following officers were unani-
Inously installed, viz: j. u. Tough,
Chairman, and a. C.:Pick enpaugh and
John Johnston, Secretaries.
DR.. j. V. Boughner offered the follow
ing which was adopted:
ReSofued, That one person from each
township be appointed by the Chair to
determine mode of organization for
the Union Republican party OF Mo
mongolia county, wherenpon the Chair
appointed DR.. Boughner, MAullh
Hayes, ]. T. McClaskey. Ezekiel Nor
ris, J. w. Mason, A. w. Brown and ].
G. White.
j. NJ. Hagaus offered the following
which WAS adopted:
ReSoiued, That "A committee of i've be
appointed by the Chair to draft reso-
lutious expressive OF the sense of the
Union Republican party of the county,
whereupon the Chair appointed J. NJ.
Hngaus, William Fear, Oliver Miller,
J. NJ. Brand, and j. j. Fitch.
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS re-
tired, and after deliberating,r reported as
follows:
RESOLVED. BY the Union Republican
party OF Monongalia County:
!. That the sentiment OF devotion to
the Federal Union that animated the
party at the outbreak OF the late rebel
lion, in 1861, is still the guiding sthr
that bids us hope for the future glory of
our country; and that we viii not cease
our efforts 10 perfect that Union, by th,,
use of every lawful exPedisnt on the
basis OF the principles evolved during
the progress OF the suppression of tine
rebellion.
.. That We "accept the situation, :"
and believe that it devolves upon Union
men in all parts ofthe country the high
post and trust OF recoustructing the late
rehellious States, in accordance with the
issues made and rendered by the rebels,
and accepted by the Federal Govern
ment, and which were settled by the
result OF the contest.
5. We cordially endorse the patriot
ism and heroism of the Congress OF the
United States, in their noble efforts TO
repair the injuries done in the
late openly rebellious States, by
misguided Executive, whose fol.
lies and blunders are national
misfortune; and that we believe.
that in the standard of qualification for
the work OF reconstructiug said States,
loyalty should be considered a Sine oud
non, and that rebels aud trait ors shonId
take back seats.
4. That we feel the late removal Of |
Secretary Stanton from the CabinetSto |
be national calamity, which we cali
upon our Senators to remedy, unless |
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HOIICE ExrRAORDISART--GREAT
PRE-. CH REMEDY.

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tween the producer and the consumer
and that We believe the difference Is en-
tIreIy too large. At the same date
that oats were quoted in Pittsburgh at
Y to 10 and new oals at 60 TO e. and st
WelIsburg at 40 to so, the market re
ports of New York city ranged from Y
70 81, showing about the same relative
prices for new and old oats ana
about the same cost per o1sn 'el
for selling and transportation iroh
WelIsburg 20 Pittsburgh Iis,'nca
Pittsburgh to New York. The ulsta ante
between the latter points Is JUST ADou'
ten times as great as between the Iot-
mer.spd 1t appears to US, II the sew
York dealers can make money az IneiF
figures, the Wellsburg aud fltthDuFSn
and intermediate dealers make very
IaYge Dr0fit at theirs or else there IS a
very large amount OF unnecessary
handling and commission for SO short
route It is to obviate this unnecessa-
nv handling and commission, be 1t much
or little, that we want better railroad
connection than we have. The loss all
comes OF the farmer and hence We say
that the farmer can now see the "use OF
railroads. "-HeTakd ojyesteTddy.
At the risk :of being thought some
what perversely stupid by our excel
lent ueighbcr OF the Herald, we beg
permission for a word or two more by
the way OF inquiry.
We confess TO being in the fog as
much as ever notwithstanding the ex-
plantations above vouchsafed us.
What does he means by saying that
New York is ten times as far from
Pittsburgh as is the latter place from
WelIsburgh Surely he reckons with
ont table OF distances before him.
But let that mIscaIculation pass. 1t
does not materially affect the answer
we want.
The point we briefly limited at the
other day was that our neighbor is
probably in error in laying so much
stress on the benefits of railroad con-
nection with the Panhandle road so far
as the shipment of produce is concern
ed. We understand him to hold out
the inducement that it would tend to
more nearly equslIzs prices between
the Pittsburgh and Wellsburg markets;
In other words, that there would not
then be % and D cents difference in the
price Of bushel OF oats.
But what does he do with the fact
that already railroad runs from
WelIsburg to Pittsburgh, on the Ohio
side? Also with the fact that boats
pass weIlsburg for Pittsburgh with
sufficient frequency and regularity to
adnii; OF slipping produce at very low
rates?
We apprebcnd that the difference in
prices represented by the quotations of
the Herald would not be materially
lowered even il u branch road ran up
to the Panhandle route from Wells.
burgh. 1t would probably he found
that the freight, commissions, &c,
would then. as now, amount to 20 or 25
cents.
The freight does not seem to be the
trouble, at least not to the extent infer
able from the HeraIFs view. Oats can
BE- shipped from we!Isbnrgh by the
CevelsDd sud Pittsburgh Railroad at
say a. iyBr or four and a half cents.
For how much less would the branch
rosd carry ibem' Not much we opine.
50 that our neighbor must md some
better reason for the discrepancy be-
tween weIIsburg and Pittsburgh prices
than the mere want OF railroad on
this side Of the river
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IT'S PREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
A. : Robertson, Eat0n's station, W. va,
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S. T. Bennett, Cincinnati, ONO says II cur 81
t ~ , 81 by j. A. Metcalt Iron
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wONDERFTL BUr TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re-
nowned Astrologist and SomnRmbuIIstic,
Clarivoyant, while in a claIrvoyant
state, deIIneates the very features OF
the person you are to marry, and
by the aid of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
antees to produce a perfect and life-like pic
ture OF the future husband or wife Of the APP
pIlcant, 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 dfy cents, and stamped envelope ad.
dressed TO yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired in
formation.
E1-Address in confidence, MADAME GER.
TRUDE REMINGTON, z. o. Box 30. West
Troy, n. Y. mch2S-eOd, tTiw&wly
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a Young Lady returning to her country
home, after a soJourn Of n 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-thres she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as TO the cause OF so great "A change, she plain
Iy told them that she used the CIreassIAn
Balm, and considered 1t an Invaluable nc
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By Its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold. 1t 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 Identifying the skin and complexion
BY its direct action on the cuticle 1t draws
from II all its Impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended it should be, clear. soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81. sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt of an order by
WI. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same mchG3. cod ,triw&wly
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We are in receipt oil the twenty-tirst
annual catalogue of this institution,
which is situated near the village of
West MiddIetown, Washington county,
Pa, twelve miles east OF weflsburg,a and
the Ohio river. The total attendance
last year was 10 young ladies, among
whom we notice the following names
from Wheeling:
Lihnie f. Chambers, Matte Cham
bers, Bell L. Chambers, Mollie +. Cots,
Hattie Dey, Lillian Mendel, Sallie A.
Wheeler
Also the names OF Phebe simmons,
Benwood, and Lizzie +. Wilson, Glen
Easton, w. Va.
Among the ladies that have gradua-
ted from time to time at the institution
are the following from Wheeling and
vicinity:
Nancy Jane Clark, Elizabeth H.
Hull, Isabella II. Flanagan, Hannah
Lucas, Charity y. b. Myers, Isabella
d. Boyd, Emma NJ. Stewart, Sarah C.
Sweeney, Dorindaiw. oxley, Barthenia
Arndt, May j. Sweeney. Sue r. McCay,
Carrie f. Rice, Anna L. Rice, Mary
Reed, Matte A. Bradley, Ella " il
liams, Jennie X. Williams, Allie B,
Eckhart, Texa NJ. Arndt, Annie L. Ian.
caster, Mary NJ. Holla well.
Besides the foregoing, II number Of
others from this State have graduated
at the institution. The school is under
the PrinciPaIship of Mrs. Jane c. Nc.
Keever, lady who has had long ex
perience as teacher. The location is
very desirable in point of health, at
tractive scenery, and seclusion from
dIstracting influences. The sessions
begin on the first of September, and
end on the first OF July following.
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The ChiId's Cure when TeethInE.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones AT home have to pass when
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Of the Pain-Chonc, Wakefuiness, Uneasi-
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&C. We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthts
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teethiug, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretrul, Promote Sleep.
Try IL. II will act as charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIS, SMITH a CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Main St.
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THE chronological Journal for Sep
TENDER contains Portraits and Charac-
ters of Hon. r. d. Connolly, Rev. New
man Hall, Rev. Thomas Binney,
distinguished Orators and Authors;
Mrs. Husband and Mrs. Hoge, Sanitary
Heroincs; Studies in PhysiognOmy;
For Gentlemen to Read, by Mrs. G. w.
Wyllys; True and False Marriages;
Memory; Conscientiousness, its True
Functions: Our Religion; Gradatious OF
Intellect; The Races OF Man, their Or
igin; Queen Elizabeth; Toggery; a New
Steamer, Spirit OF the Age; Central Park,
and the New BoulevHrd-illustrate
An interesting number, 80 cents, or g
a year. S. X. Wells, Editor, $50 Broad
way, New York.
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The College of Physicians Of London
have voluntarily and gratuitously pre-
pared, by the labor of a number OF COM
mittees spread over several years, a
nomenclature and classification of
diseases, which have been accepted, and
will henceforth be used by the Regis
trar-General of England, Scotland and
Ireland. and by the medical depart
ment of the army and navy. No doubt.
also, 1t will be adopted in the hospitals
and public institutions generally; and,
in order to pave the way to its general
adoption abroad, each title is translated
into the Latin, French, German
and Italian languages. The first
necessity OF sanitary records
is that for statistical and scien-
tific purposes the same thing shall
be always signified by any given title.
In the new nomenclature the utmost
precision of language, consistent with
Ineligible simplicity, has been aimed
at, and fairly attained. The Registrar
General of Scotland has at once adopted
il, and has prepared an abbreviated list
for the Immediate use OF registrars. DR..
Burk and DIR. Farr have also actively
co-operated in the work. and will adj
wise its adoption to their respective reg.
istrar-generRls, while DR.. Balfour and
DR.. Bryan will recommend il to the
army and navy. a French commission
has just been appointed for similar
purpose. and this volume will of course
come under their notice.
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DIED,

REAIINGToN-on Thursday, the I'D inst,
at o'clock, q. m, AIrs. ELIZA REMINGTON,
OF Council Blufis, Iowa, in tho 5lst year OF
her age. .s
The Iuner raj will lake place at three o'clock
this (Satur lay) afternoon, from the TesldeI ee
of her brotL, er, F. ID. Morton on Main street,
between Madison and Jefferson Friends Of
the family ar,G respectfully invited 70 attend
Burial at Mt. Wood Cemetery.
DALBY-In CETTolton. Mis-, August 18th,
1857, in the lSTt n year OF mia age WILLIAM
NJ. DALEY, late LT Wheeling, W. Va
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A large PIP. Circular. giving Information
of the great est importance TO the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despIsed respected, and the
Iorsaken loved.
Soyoung lady or gentleman should fall to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid, by return mail. Address,
P.o. Drawer, 81, Troy, N. Y.
mch23-eod ,triw&wly
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GoINGl GOING u GONE !!l-Faster than
the auctioueer's hammer knocks down
merchandise, neglect disposes OF the
teeth. Bid, therefore, for that prize of
life, perfect set, by brushing them
regularly with SoZoDoNT. cod
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Scaled Proposals

SOt13OS3 = = 1H9<N41
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PEEI-
w Tertiary at lIoundsville, W. Va, for
furnishing one thousand perch6s DInsnsion
Stone. BIDS may be made for one hundred
perch and upwards
sizes must not be less than GO two and q
half feet in length, nor less than On twelve
inches In rise. The courses must run with
inches.
In all cases the bed must be greater than
stretchers, the headeFs not 10 De les than
two feet .
Bids may be for EcabbIed or unscabbled
stone. Ali bids Will be opened and coUstd-
cred on TUESDAY. the Sd day OF September,
a address JAMES hurley,
President Board Of DtrectorHr.
MoundEv1Ile, W. Va.
weIsburE Herald copy and send bin 70
this once. aug2.
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The wellsbur< Herald Hnd the Oats
Question.

Not being particularly in the oats
business we cannot give our respected
contemporary (the Wheeling 1HTELLI-
oRHcER) the required Information
further than to say. that in our opin-
ion, the whole difference between 40
and 60 cents is absorbed on the road be-.
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Democratic as we profess to be. who shall
deny that things we apprec ate receive an
added dignity If distinguished by pr1ncely
honors?
Having been awarded at the Paris Exhibi-
ton one OF the HIGHEST MEDALS, the excel
lence OF the WEED SEWING MACHINE
Is past all doutt, and the renown thus
achieved abroad Will still more increase Its
already WORLD WIDE reputation. This re-
nown is fully justified by its good qusltiea
a. a call at the Agency and an examination
of the Weed Machine will prove.
III. WHEAT, Gen1 Agent,
No. 1872 Main ST., near Grant House.
auEsI
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fur grnt.
Want to Rent.
For Rent.

TWO OR THREE ROOMS On THE X
land. Address d. z, wheeling P. O.,
Box AZ. auE2GIE
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nICKENs' NOVELS. DIAMOND EDI-
IL TON.
Dickens Novels. Library Edition.
Walter Scott's Novels. Household Edition.
Gall HamLlton's Works.
Captain Nayne Reds Works
Eece Homo.
Ecce Deus.
Louisa of Prussia and her Times, by Miss
Muhlbach.
The Seven Weeks War. by Aozier.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. BigeloW.
Old England, by James L. Hoppin.
Sunshine and Showers, by steinmetE.
Curious Myths of the Middle Ages.
The CsxtonE, by Bulwer.
Bryan MRulice.
Far Above, Rubus.
Two Marriages.
The InvtsIbles-
A Noble Life.
Cecil Castlenau. Gage.
Elsie Ma2oon.
Tales of a Wayslde Inu, by LongfelIoW.
The Last Days OF King.
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne
RecoIIections OF Five Years. Grace Green
wood.
Lougfellow. Blue and Gold.
TennysOn,
Whittier,
Burns,
Eliza Cook, -
Jean Ingelow,
Laus Veneris, by SwinbUrne.
Ecott's Poetical " orks, DO, &c.
Woman's Relation 10 Education, Labor and
Law, by MrS. Dali.
SacerdotaI Cslibacy, by II. o. Lea.
Heaven and Hell. by swedenbors.
Religious Life in England.
Irving's Washington.
Irving's Spanish Papen.
Lectures on the English Language. by
Marsh.
Origin and History o: the English Lam
guage, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by MRrsh.
science OF Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, vols.
D'Aubigne's Reformation in the time of
Calvin.
Plutarch's Lives
Studies in the Psalms, by DR.. Plumer.
Life of Luther.
The Federalist.
Ruskin's Works.
Bankrupt Laws of 1857, with notes and de-
cisions.
Miscellaneous Works in good variety.
school Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
aug2
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r9- No notice will be taken Of eommuni.
csTious mot accompanied " n 70 ponslDie
I.Gnt ms name will be considered conn
I"Wti.l mt must In all cases accompany let
t..r4 as q guarantee Of good faith.
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ES- Ten lines or les ihHHS
u.RRtAsEs AID FUSEEAL NOTICES. 20
rfs,, when under six lines. ,,.,,.. ,,-,,,,-
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TRI.REEKLY KDIIIOS.

sLIsHEp KyEEY TUEspAY, THURSDAY
ASD SATURDAY.
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