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THE attention OF the Public and the
Il trade is invited to our NEw SCALE
7 OCT We ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTES, which for volume ard purity Of
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vesteen who has had a practical experience
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The "GROVESTEEN PA, .-.
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Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston and New
York ; and also st the American Institnte
for five successive years. the gold and silver
medals from both Of " hich can be seen at
our ware. room
BY the Introduction of improvements we
make still more perfect Piano Forte, and
by manufacturing largely, with n strictly
cash system, are enabled to offer these in /.
strnmcnts at price hich will preclnds
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VEST WEDNESDAY MORNNGsNAY 80

manded. But these demands have been
met, including tunnel (KingWood)
four thousand one hundred feet in
length, which swallowed amillion OF
dollars.and another, ,oftwo hundred and
fifty feet, through the solid rock, but
underlaid with a seam Of coal. Here
we begin to enroach upon the western
coal measures of the Ohio and its trib-
utaries, whose resources in coal are
equal, more or less, to the demand of a
hundred millions of people for five
Thousand years, which. viii surely bring
us to the millennium.
They are TO have an election In this
State West Virginia) on Thursday for
here seems to be aware of it. The peo-
pie are too busy repairing the wastaRes
of the war to think much of anything
else; but touch upon the release OF JET.
Davis, and they will two to one, tell
you that Greeley is doughface, and a
humbug no better than Andy johnson.
From HArper's Ferry to this point. as
IN the Shenandoah Valley, ham and
eggs Is the standing dish, and takes the
place OF beefsLeak for breakfast and
roast beef for dinner. These people say
that between the two armies we were
nearly stripped of stock, especially
horses and cattle. We lack stock and
we are short OF funds. We have thou
sands of acres OF land in West Vir.
ginia, cheap; lands bought up by spec
ulators, from twenty to fifty Thousand
acres in single purchase, under the
influence Of the petroleum fever. These
spectators have since been boring
among these mountain Tavines for their
petroleum, but as they have not "struck
ttei they are anxious TO get of their
landsTa and will almost give away small
homesteads to actual settlers. Finest
country, too, in the world is this for
beef, mutton, milk, butter, cheese, old
rye and apple jack, TO say nothing OF
It's iron and coal and salt and petro-
leum-on the Great and Little Kama
wha-and its splendid timber. But, as
a shrewd mountRineer observe ed to-day,
while Mr.. Seward is spending mil
lions of money to divert Yankee enter
prise to the Walrus teeth and fish oil
business at the North Pole, what can we
do here in West Yirginia2 Hard times
these, sir, for most all kindsof specula-
tors, and worse are coming"
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n vim be remembered tbat SOM!

IT will be remembered that some
weeks ago General Johnston published
letter reviewing DR.. Dabney's life OF
Stouewall Jackson, and defending his
action at the first battle Of Bull Ron.
DIR. Dabney is not satisfied, however,
and prints.a a reply to General Johnston
in the Selma (Ala.) Times, occupying
seven columns OF that paper. 1t is
hardly worth while to follow this con-
test in detail. DIR. Dabney asserts that
he has General Jackson's personal
statements for his authority as to that
ofhcers's opinions, and he quotes lib
orally from other officers in support of
his positions. Meanwhile, though
looking for Yoluminous rejoinder
from General Johnston, 1t is gratifying
to reflect that the main question at is
sue, which was the ability of the rebels
to enter Washington after-the battle, is
OF no present importance,-sin the
trial was not made at the time. a1t
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! 0MoNRoE STREET, wHEEI1Ng.


THB AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
Public. The only Organ having q RaveTber-
nting Sound Box or Wind Chest-Wiicli has
the same important part 70 perform a th6
sounding Board has an . PiAnofoFte-to give
pQdy. and resonance Of Lone and without
Which the Organ becomes merely MelOdeOn
in an Organ Case. The American Organs
not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound
ing power and EreAt gteadineg Of tone
YheSe, With their extreme fine V0lcInR OF the
Reeds and parfeCttnR of the tome make them
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then, in
dneneE8 Of Wol kmanahip, hnlSh OF action.
and ease, they excel all Othen. These Rreaf
workmanship Of the American Organs place
them in the front rank Ra the best and toTIl-
mRnd q higher price than any other Tesd In
Strumeut In the market, A careful 6XRmi-
nation Of them, In comparison With other.
Will quickly show their superiority, Special
Organ NO, ~, containing the Super Octave
Coupler and Sub Bass, For CHURCHES IN want
Of powerful instrument, whose means arc
iimltedJ us price penders ~ very desirable,
Every organ - warranted 10 prove satiafncs
tt0ry, The AmeTioan Organs all have tlls
heYerberaung sound Box, or Wind Chest,
and are finished In the highest gtyIe III
al in Rosewood, Jet, walnut. and osIt
hntAht richly vanished and pOliShed, or m
smooth OH Finish, forming elegant pieces Of
furniture for the paflor or bOud0lr: and Inc
Oak and Walnut especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture and Lodge Rooms. tseven-
teen4fT-fint Premiums were awarded 10
the AmeI1ean Organs in one month over all
Eaiis. For Illustrated price list can at the
Book Hous8, or address GEORGE W.
6TOhEh9 Agent -El rf fCFaN
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FISK & HATCH,
BankerSand Dealers i'm GoVernInent
s15l 1-hi Securities, bsrf.apl ID
NO, S NAssAU srREEr, n. =,

MEAN kinds Of Government securitieE
received atthe null market pE1ce In exchRnEe
for the above BondS. Also,
SB'An descriptions Of Government Seen.
rides kept constantly on hand, and Bought,
GFGold Coin md o. 9. Coupons bought,
sold, and collected. uIEu1gcib ffagfd fFLt
aS-Depogitl received ON liberal terms. sub
Collections made throuEhout the ooGn-
try St14l 20 tlfi sF7'iITT T9fH IFll ~ y
-1nscellnne0us Stocks and Bonds bought
and sotd a the Stock EEchAnge on commis-
sion for cash. l1rsTfr s..fl+ l.i' s-ss I.-- 4
nB7Special Attention given 10 the Ex-
chaI 70 OF SEYEN-THIHTY NOTES Of all
the SeFieS for the. New FTVE-TWENTY1
BONDS Of 1885, on the most favorable terms.
apEe-2AW2m
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, 90 to
GARDENERS New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. -.i,.-.-.. -,
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and in
every case will be mended free OF charge.
,ad5oIG
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fkS,rs 81 MnfIrNf;Y. YiSa PresIdent.

" Ol1G6H nAUlAINFntFH AAcAh ANul " ~ VA
tionAl Bank. Hei- .st8N4 so H
'HIi srIrhTE oRFTCERs; s.E 20,
6no.R. WHEAT, President .f. ...l
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vica President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. ID .-it
CHAs WALIk0E, state Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIREcroRs:-John r. Wilson, Jas. @. Orr,
John A. Armstrong. A! O. QuRFEier, Geo. X.
Wheat, samuel Harper, James McCluney.
REFERENCES: s. brady, OAShiRr Merchants
NATIONAL Bank, WheelLng; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale 9rOceFs, wheeling; Pryor,
handlan 4 Co. WHOLESALE GEOoeH, Wheel
Wheeling Mcclellan & Knox, B6dt and
Shoe house Wheeling; MGCahe, Knn 4 o..
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo W. FanEhelm a
Co, Wholesale Wines and idq mons, Wheel-l
ing; WlnshiP, Woods 4 Co., QueensWaTe,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub, ReFister,
Wheeling; T. @, AoAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell. Frew Co, Pubs. IntelllgenOer.
Wheeling; OFT, eon q Co Hardware, Wheal-
ing; j. K. Sands, Cashier, .Elnt Mai. Bank,
Fainnonti Il, 7, Camden, PTeSt. Nat. FIX,
Bank. weston, W. Va; Capt. John McLuTs,
Jr., Wheeling. % Inl Iil.tslr rT Rpr2S
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BEAUTY!
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DRoDUCED BY THE. USE OF PROF.
j. LDkBREUX FRISER LIE OHEVEUX.
one spplic9tion warranted t2 cure the most
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been used by the most faShionables OF. Paris
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mail, sealed and postpaid, 81. DeEcFfptiye
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Franklin Insurance Company
~ % WHNII4IHu' 10
CapItaI,..............................eIBO .eIBO. 600.
DIRRCroRs: Iaugu-

I55'2 i DIRRCToRss Iallgu.glaa i
T. H. Logan, 7. P. shallcrua, ]. 8. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ], H, Hobbs, Sanl. MCClsl.
Ian, g. W. FlnEhaim, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
AARughlln- l-u sle 4uu Io .a. 7-r-.
NIHIs COMPANY NOWHAVING BEEN
organized four yearS, and In that iime
done SUCCESSFUL business, = stin prepared
70 take risks al fair rates on buildings Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Esthb-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western RlVeM and Lakes. I
This company ofers superior Inducements
TO Farmers, whereby they can he insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rates,
This being home Institution, with the lar.
gast capital and surplus OF any conhany In
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-four Stockholders, most 6fwhom RlsB
among our DeAt business man, r5cOmmendH
itself 70 the favorable consideration OF tho
insuring public, and sOliCits their patronage.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended 10 by the Secretary,
Oftice 20 Monroe street,
No. ARTHUR, Secretary.
6AML MCCLELLAN, President. .r
GEO, MENDEIB Vice President,
Q. III. COES, Special Agent OCl6
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INTERESTING ExTRACrs.


The far or Country of Norway
Seeing the sun at MIdnIEht--DesIFa.
BILE Immigrants for the United
States.
Correspondence Of The Philadelphia Ffess.
49, - <1alB -.Err,. -t.-fr.R I'D
Imagine huge table-land, rising
5000 to 5000 feet sheer above the sea-
one vast rock, in fact, bleak and barren,
covered with snow, swept with rain,
frozen In winter, sodden in summer
the home Of few reindeer and Lapps,
and you have Norway proper-nine-
tenths of the Norway that is shown on
the map. -
But the rock is not whole; 1t is crack
ed apart here and there, and the assures
show like slender veins over the coun-
try. The sides of these ravines are
steep as the cleft left by an axe, and
their depths are always fixed by foam
ing brook or river tumbling along from
the drenched table-land above to the
sea. have looked up from the bottom
of one of these valleys, and seen the
perpendicular rock rise 5000 feet either
side, and heaven shown like strip rof
blue ribbon. Wherever in these dales
there lies a bit OF earth 'twiXt rock and
river, there the Norwegian peasant has
built his cot; and it is on such bits
of earth that inhabited Norway is
situated, and here live its 300, 900
people. The land just round his door
gives the Norwegian potatoes, rye, bar.
ley, and oats; his cattle climb the sleeps
above for every straw blade; for the rest
he depends upon the sea and river.
Were 1t not for the excellent fisheries
along this northern shore, Norway
would be uninhabitable.
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nuuGRATIoN.LL

A stout, tall, hardy race are the Nor
wegians. No people in the world are
more honest, industrious, and frugal.
America needs men. She can procure
no better than these descendants Of the
Vikings. We have some already
How can we get more2 During a
three.years ofiieial residence in SWe-
den and. Norway, 1 scattered broadcast
information which would tend to-
wards immigration" as it is styled In
the '.red lapel vocabulary, and know
that all Scandinavia is now well aware
Of the laborerIs superior condition in
America, of the homestead bill, &c. DC.
Tens Of thousands Il state the number
after reflection, and am far within
bounls1 of the young giants of this
country are ready and anxious to
spread over our prairies, I'LL our West
srn mountain slopes, and help pay our
taxes. What hinders them3 Simply
this. In their fight with Nature at
home, they can never get so far ahead
as to be able to pay their passage TO
America. II Government or any COM
pany could offer them free passage to
The United States, I would guarantee to
fn every ship sent till all Scandinavia
Is dSpopuLdted,
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THE Atlantic Cable Company now
boasts of what 1t ought to conceal as a
disgrace, that though oue5of, the cables
is disabied The other easily does ali the
work offered. With the tariff on its
reduced 10 reasonable figures
1t would be compelled 70 construct new
lines by the increase Of its business.
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A WRITER in the New, York Times,
who seems to understand the case about
as well as any of the numerous writer's
at present engaged on the subject, says
that Few men can make a better fight or
strike harder blows than can Mr.. Gree
ley when he is under. But once on top,
his grip relaxes; his humanitarianism
comes In, and while weighing the alb
stract right and wrong of the thing, and
discussing whether it be fair to use the
advantage he has gained over his ad-
versary, the chances are that he finds
himself rolled over and under, and gets
his philanthrophic pate punched to a
jelly. .ir'i' s.u 10 sbuaf ,asluiao4
"Playing for keeps does not seem to
be his game. Were he at the head OF
an army, after following his foe, and
driving him into close corner, I've an
idea that instead Of pressing his advan-
tage to the capture or annihilation of
his opponent, he would sit down, adj
just his benevolent spectacles, and write
letter to all whom II might or might
not concern, over the well-known Sig
nature 'tH.. g. :" and by the time that
letter appeared, in the, Tribune he and
his cohorts would be flying before q re-
cuperated enemy" ~ l.Til .-'l-
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Their line will extend from sacramehto
California, across the Sierra EevAdR1 TO the
Gailorni9 state line, tEayeztnE The RICH
CALIFORNIA, and thence through the
great mining regions Of the Territories, TO the
vicinity OF Salt Lake City. u g,dgug -8E
route 10 The Parddc which Is adopted by Con.
bonds.
and running for d miles from Sacramento To
Within 70 miles of The summit of the SieITJs,
and q large amount OF the work OF Grading,
Tunnelling. &c,, beyond that point has been
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of this
Company enom unusual Inducements Of
Safety and rTont TO investors, torthe follow
ing among other reasons, viz: -fts
FIRST.
The rate OF Interest Is StE Pr CsIt, IN Gold,
payable semi-annually in the City Of New
+S''-' tS''- n - ,di SECOND. sa sai ..fi! 60
The Principal is payable in Gold at matu-
tttttSyi.lsb tttty. THIRD. 8i tas
and accrued Interest, B Ten Rer 0e1iL les
than that Of the cheapest Six Par Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds oftas S,SIs.EsE GeEsEnmsnL .asI
The United States Government provides!
nearly half the amount neceaafy 70 build
the entire road, and looks mainly 70 Emall
percentage on the future uatne ior repay
- 80 -f FIFTH iNi-r If t1yiu
Owing to this liberal prOviEi0n, accom-
panied with Extensive Grants Of Public
lands by which the Government fosters this
great national enteIprise, Its EucceSs "a rem
d6red certain, an It's financial stability IS
altogether independent OF the contingencies
which attend ordinary Railroad enteFpriEeS
----1-f .f Sixth.
The PecuF1ty Of its F1Ist Mortgage Bonds Il
therefore ample, and their character for
safety and reliability Is eQualIed only by that
ofthe obligations OF the Government ftssILFf
.iE 10 iTilgC SEVENTH. .s;i6ff.1s .rf
The net earnings Of the completed portion
are already in eIceB Of the interest obIIRa.
tons which the Company will incur ON
twice the distance, and are Steadily iucreas-
ing rendering the uninterrupted payment
Of the Interest absolutely certain, 80
EIGHTH
At the present rate OF Gold they pay nearly
61S Pey. Cal, per annum, on the amount I'M
The Bonds are issued in denomlnRtions OF
5000 with semi annual Gold Coup0ns at.
tached, payable in NeW York, and are onered
for the present Gt e5 per cent. ana accrued
interest {in GuITeney) from January lst. "a
Orders may be forwarded 70 g onectJ Or
through the principal Banks ana bankentn
all paris Of tie county. .,-si $500,
RemittAnces may Do m1ane IN drafts on
New York, on in Legal Tender Notes Ma
tionRl hank Notes, or Tother funds current in
any adde's by Expre8. frea Of charge. In
0nirieS f0F further particulars, by lnaiiIof
otherWise, win receive purct1h attention.
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TtHE AcKAY-sEWiRa MACHINE; u The
Hsasd III @ Rhta cga 81 8SaSis TX dStfSas 4
~ kinda styles and EiIe8 or bo6t and hi
0Qpal14canb b made win case ahToTle man'
Ntlh g9n4 iRoehtpeI IN ten ShourE The1s
Rho34fHks Hecedene6 Of an otheFSz ia ffik
91AtSet md w. made snlSltAnfikly n rs
eqatSt y IN is 1y m The IelliinF
MIN 10 Set them in operafion, furniShsii n
one dAy1notloo. For particulars OF lieenSS
apply % GORDON HeKAY, AEant, 6th BSfh
ltcoeS Bo1ton. AneS apEl6-Smd
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Re no q " q d.
s JOHN Z. RICE, - e..
MERCHANT TAILOR

GENTS FUBEIsHING STORE, q.
HAS REMOVED 10 No. % MONROE
fl ST. where he would be pleased 10 Rea
his old cuStOmers and the public generally.
Hny1ngl lusst ItoLn tne esst with hiH
mere and Yesttng8, and q oumpleia line Of,
Gents Furnishing Goods, he feels CONFIDENT
he can please al who may fRvOE him With y
call. .-..--s- sl..l, aprl6