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AMERICAN vArrrAnW WATCHES.



TIME EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
Il Watches by Railway Conductors, Engi'
neers, and Expressmen, the most eSaciing
class OF watch.weaLeEs, has thIoronghiy de-
lily, and accuracy OF the Waltham Watch.
To satisfy that class in all these respects Is 70
decide the question as TO the real value oil
More than $4,000 nre speaking for them
selves in the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches arc made on an expen-
slve system, In small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers, and are placed In the market
nsIe " nn i ~ e,,,n nSSo monS ~
To the Manufacturers profit must he add
ed Cost of Importation.
ACustom- house duty OF 25 per cent, pay
A proft OF at least q per cent to the I'M
porter, another proht TO the tObber; thus
nearly doubling tho cost of the imported
At WaIthan, Watches are manufactured
on a large scale, under ono roof aud system
OF supervision aud management, thereby
saving many OF the expenses necessarily In
Cured Il small establishments; hence their
great cheapneSS.
Ali respectable dealers now FcIl waltham
Watches, and competition, as all tho world
knows, Is favorable TO small profits. The
trade Is satisfied, because, though the proht
on each watch Is small, the demand Is nIge
and all are salnble.
Inscriptions Importers occasionally place
a worthless swiss Imitation In the marke ct.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
invariably demand n certificate OF genuine
neSS, signed Dy Lne treasurer OF lne AMERICAN
Watch Company-R. 4. ROBBINS.
There are different grades OF finish in the
different varieties OF Watches mlde by the
Waltham Company, as there are different
sizes and shapes TO suit all tastes and means
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF "WALTHAM" Is guaranteed
TO be good one, and nobody need be afraid
to buy it.
Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by oil flTst-clRSs dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
No. Iso broadway, n. Y.
eB-Ask for the Walthnm Watch, and take
no other. IL Is tho best 1t Is the cheapest.
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ansnraaEe.
Franklin Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING.
Directors.


Directors.
SAN'L MCCLELLAS, GEORGE MENDELs
T. 81. LOGAN, THoS.P. SHALLcRoSs
q. w. FRASZHEIA, ]. N. VANCE,
]. Il. HoBBs, MICHAEL REILLEY.
LOUIS c. sTIFEL-
This company how having been organized
I'VE years, and In that time done a success.
ful business, Is still prepared 70 take risks al
fair rates on Buildings ofall kinds Merchan-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nlture, steam Boats and cargoeS on the Yves
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
ferB superior Inducements to Farmers, where
by they can be insured on dwellings, Fur
nlture, Barns, and contents for or 8 years at
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus of any company in the
Statci and composed of some ninety four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself TO the
favorable consideration OF the lnsurng
public and solicits their patronage. Appli-
cations for Insurance will be promptly atten-
ded TO Mt their off1ce, No. 3 Monroe street, or
ut their several agencies throughout the
Stale.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI, Vice President.
q. n. COEN, Asst Sec'S.
febl9-d&w
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NEW YoRK. July 1st, 1s6s.

DEAR SIR:-In your paper of last
week you or one of your correspondents
say that DIR. Drake is not the originator
of the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs,
and that they were manufactured and
sold by one Pedro Adrtelic, an old
Spaninrd, in the Island of st. Thomas,
over forty years ago, as every old sea
captain can testify. Now, sir, L can
certify to the above as being true, for
have followed the sea for over forty
years, most of the time doing business
with the West Indies. These same Bit
tiers, differently put up and named,
trip to the Island of st. Croix for a car
go of rum, and for years and years
after, my ships stores were never with
out them. Railways supplied my fami-
ly and many OF my neighbors with
them. and can truly say better Bitters
and Tonic is not made in all the world.
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THE FUNERAL of David E. saddler
who was Killed on Wednesday, was
largely attended yesterday afternoon.
Delegations of the different fire COM
panies of the city were in attendance in
their company uniforms. Mr.. Saddler
was buried in the Peninsnla Cemetery.
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The White Pine Compound.


eft was early in the spring OF 70 that this
compound was originated. Amember OF my
family was afflicted with an irritation ef the
mad for some months preyious tho9S6t ihat
preparation having for It's basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be 70 Compounded
mud lungs. To test the value of IL In the case
alluded To, / compounded small quantity
OF the medicine that / had been planning
and gave IT in teasp0onluI doses. The result
days the Irritation OF the throat was remove
was effected. Soon after this, sent some 20
lady In Londonderry, N. H., who had been
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough
occasioned Ly a sudden cold, and had raised
mucus streRked with blood. She soon found
relief anu sent for more. She took about
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
mado trial OF the same preparation in the
case Oh severe cola ana was cured jmnedl-
suits, and SO confident OF success attending its
sales, If placed before the public, that he
send It abroad 10 beneht the suffering. In
November, 1855, INST advertised IL under
the name OF white Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there had been whole
lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF all the
maintains that position. There Is good rea-
son for this; IL Is very soothing and healing
pleasant withai to the TASTE, and Is exceed-
ingly cheap.
aAs a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled. IL
was not originated for that purpose, but n
person in using IL for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF =
Kidney difficulty Of ten years standing since
That accidental discovery many thousands
have used It for the same, complaint, and
have been completely cured" .H-
The above was written by DR.. Poland, in
lSSO Since then, as in Manchester, The
White Compound has taken the lead OF all
Cough remedies, as well as a preparation for
the cure OF Kidney difficulties, in every city,
town, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
The remedy Is as safe and pleasant to take
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FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ..
New AdvertIsements.,

2NUW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
VIM. Ware Peck Esq. at Washing
ton Hall.
Steamer R. R. Hudson.
Attention Good Templars.
Notice-First Mutual store, Bellaire.
Ohio.
Fresh F4sh-John Moolusky.
Real Estate Agent. w. Mitchell.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his onies
INDORSEAIENT OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured at this eSfab-
nsshmsnt within me Last twenty yeaH, and
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papeTa
again before The public, Decides his standing
~ n gentleman OF character and regpeefa-
btlity Is sufficient guaranteed the ah1Icfed
sKIN DIbEAsEs SPEEDILY CUREU.
marl6-ly
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Carr. HENRY WENT.
MAGNOLIA wATER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eod&w
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BALTIMORE Z OHIO B. 4. Comply

OFFICE BALT. & ONO RAIL.RoADCo
WHEELING. aay 10. lSos.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN b1
tho following schedule on and after haS
n, 1883, Wheeling time.
FAST LINE.
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Transportation.
JIeyeIand & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

an AND AFTER SEPT. 14TH, 1873,
4 H-T.raJDE x-iII mn as follows:
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National Insurance Company
puEET1NrC1 UEST VA

WHEELING WEST VA.
200
Ohce, % Monroe ST.. next door TO lst Ma,
tional hank.
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Who have injured themselves by CERTAIN
practice, INDUCED in when alone, y habit he
quenIly learned nom evil CompaniOns, or NJ
school, the effects OF which are nightly feII,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What n pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride OF his parents should
be snaiched nom an prospects and enjoy
ments OF LIE by the consequence OF devIa-
ting from the path of nature, and INDUCING
IN a certain secret habit. Such persons mus,
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that a sound mind and body arc Tin.
bal happiness. Indeed, without Ihsse the
journey through Lie becomes a weary pill
gTimaSe; tho prospect hourly dAIlZens To tile
view, the mind becomes shadoWed with de
spalr and nlled with the melancholy refiec
ton that the happiness Of another becomes
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

once Mo. 2 south Frederick street.
Lett hand side going rom baltimore street,
lew doom nom the corner, Fail not 70 o
servo the name and number.
po-No letters received unless post paid al.
containing stamp TO be used on the reply
Persons writing should state are, and send
portion OF advertisement describing Eymp-
IONS
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Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
HOUSE OF RrpREsENTATIvEs.

After prayer and the reading of the Journal
some unimportant business transacted. Mr.. Ei.-
BRIDGE Dem, Wis., made an effort to have Washing
ingtons Farewell Address read, but was voted down
IMPRISONED AMERICANS ~ GREAT britain.
Mr. MILLER presented resolutions OF the PennsyNabia
Iegislature nrging that demand be made on England
fnr the release OF the American citizens hnpTsLea
suspicion Of political onenses, ap9 that poisS 70
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
THE NATIONAL CRISIS.
TIE PRESIDENTS USURPATION
THE PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION
The Republican Party a Unit for Impeachment

TIE ARREST OF TIE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY
OF WAR AID INTERlM-THE HON. THOMAS
EWING APPOINTED TO THE WAR OFFICE
SECRETARY STANTON STILL IN POsSESSioN
OF THE DFPARTAIFNT-MAJOR-GE GEORGE
IL. THOMAS REFUSES THE BREVET GENERAL
sHTP-EXCITING SCENES AT THE CAPITAL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-24
Hairis6urg. Feb. %.

XLrH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION. :
SENATE WASHINGTON. Feb. a. ists
The Senate Adjourned without tlansacting any
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
GER az. gs
TO THOSE DESIRING ! WESTERN

TO THOSE DESIRING \ WESTERN ROME.
Iowa is the great INVITING state ofthe West. Cen
trail in lOcation-hea!thy, with good water as
Vermont-a soil unsurpassed in rchncss-settled
largely by eastern people-the only state in the
Union free of debt, few of the many reasons
tkat make the state an inviting one.
Marshall county, in the centre of the state, rank.
of the three best agricultural counties 1t
is watered by the Iowa and Tiber Greek rivers and
the Iowa Division of the Northwestern Railroad
passes through it.
Lamoillei Is n new town in Marshall county, on
the Linn Creek seven miles west of Marshalltown
the county seat and miles east of the town of
>site Centre. y station established last win
ter, and temporary depot to be built this fall.
Two warehouses for buying grain, one store, one
iunlDol yaru, black smltn shop and ten houses
constitute the present improvements Several
stores shops and houses to 90 up this fall. The
country around Is good any in Iowa. Land
reasonable-cOmmunity temperate and moral y
good field for mechanics and ali kind of manufactur-
ing, especially Touring mill, and good offers viii
be made to those who fret Call and
All letters of inquiry will receive prompt reply
by addressing l. L. stevens, or the subscriber
References, L b. Howe. Supt. Iowa Div. \. w Il. r.
or J. c. CAN'T. Supt, Galena Div. y. W r Il.
Northfield sept. u, lsts. SAMUEL KEITH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
The Maine Election.
\ GREAT REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH

The election in Maine yesterday, Monday
has resulted in splendid Republican vic
tory. ten Chamberlin being reelected Gov
ernor by some 90 1000 najority-an increase
of 5000 to l0,O00 over his majority of last
year All the Republican Congressman are
elected by good majorities the upper house
of the Legislature is Republican unit, aud
in the lower house the Republicans gain
several representatives. In our boyhood it
was the saying, = As goes Maine, so goes
the Union.' and we think this remark the
present season will prove fully as fixed ii
truIsm as ever. Grant leads the column
ana victory under his banner is sure. Yer
mont opened the ball in grand style Maine
now leads off better than did Vermont even,
and SO it viii continue, till all the Northern
estern, and many Of the Middle and
Southern States shall have reiterated in
tn under tones at the bailot-box the magic
words Of our great leader = Let us have
peace
And rebels everywhere, and their treason
able abettors, the sham Democracy, may
now Enthusiastically read the hand writing
upon the wall Seymour and Blair and the
New York platform have been weighed in
the balance and found wanting. The loya,
people of the country are not disposed to un
do what it took four years of war and blood
and treasure without measure to do. They
90 not propose 70 give up all the results at
tanned at such fearful cost, by surrendering
To the rebels and their northern friends a Z
the balIot-box. The soldiers and sailors, and
he : boys in blue will vote as they fought,
and they will 9 conquer peace" if needs
he, az they conquered Lee and Bcauregard
and Forrest and Semmes, in the rebellion
The country demands peace-a peace that
shall be lasting and the result in Maine
yesterday assures Republicans everywhere
that they can now take heart. and wait
patiently and hopefully for the victory in
November that will bring peace to this whole
nation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16

Herd premiums were awarded to A. NJ.
Arms, of Springfield, and A. NJ. Winslow,
of Putney.
Three years old bulls-To H. NJ. Arms,
Springfield.
Two years old bulls-D. r. May, Spring
field.
One year old bulls-A. NJ. Winslow and
son, Putney.
Bull Calves-A NJ. Winslow and Son.
Gala. W. Griswold, Morrisville, Yer
mont.
Merino Sheep-Bucks, three years old
jerome Holden, Westminster Henry G.
Gleason. Shrewsbury.
Two years old E. S. Stowell, Cornwall :;
Jerome Holden, l.. l.. Wright, Weybridge !;
F. ID. Barton, Vergennes.
One year old-E. S. Stowell, F. d. Barton,
j. d. Wheat, Putney j. Holden.
Buck lambs-E S. Stowel, j. H. Holden
Ewes, three years ODE. S Stowell, j.
III. Holden.
Two years old-E. 5. Stowell, L. L..
Wright
Pen of ten Ewes-J. Holden. F. d, Bar
ton, ii. G.. Gleason.
Sweepstakes, BUCKS, and Ewes-E. S.
Stowell. Cornwall.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
Terrific Earthquakes i'll Chill and
Peru.

New York, Sept. ID
Letters from Lima, Peru, give the terrible
details OF the earthquake which commenced
ut half-past five on the 18th of August, OK
tending from i livia To the southern parts of
Chill. on the coast, and over one hundred
miles inland All the public editices in africa
were destroyed, including the Custom House,
which contained more than four million dol
lars worth of goods all of which are lost.
\ letter from africa, dated Aug. 22d, saws
the scene beggars description Railroad
rails, ears machinery, gun-carriages, house
hold furniture, barrels, dead animals and
mutllated corpses are lying about in cOnfu
sion. The city numbered seven thousand in
habitants, and its multItudes stand helpessly
beggarei on the beach Three hundred lives
were lost \ confagraton burned nearly all
that not demolished by the earthquake,
and drunken rabbe robbed and despoiled
what remained Heavy cannon5 were carried
way up from the island battery and now lie
buried in the sand on the shore. The stencil
is sickening.
The port of Chala was completely covered
by water. At lgnaquet the shock lasted over
four minutes, after which the wave came and
destroyed about three-quarters of the place,
with many lives, and nearly all the provisions
and the condensing machinery which sup
piled the people with water. Provisions and
water have been sent there from Valparaiso
One German house at Ignoque lost over
81, 200 worth of property. over six hun
bred people were drowned
At Aruupa the earthquake commenced q
/ few minutes past five in the afternoon, and
! in five minutes nearly every house in the city
was leyeled TO the ground. The tower of
Santa Cola lima Church was the only thing
left standing. and that will have 10 IL t,,.i'ei
down. Nearly all the inmates OF the prlsons
and hospitals persisted in the destruction OF
these buildings. The shocks continued at
! intervals, nearly one hundred having occur
red in three days. The city is one mass OF
complete ruin.
From Guayaquil under date of Aug Goth,
we have brief accounts of an earthquake In
Ecuador. The towns of ibana, the capital
of the Province of Imba6uquca, Inpablo,
Intaniqui, Imatell are in ruins. \ lake OF
water is now occupying the site of the town
of Cotocachi. The entire population of those
towns and Of Oilivo have persisted amount
ing to nearly thirty thousand.
At Quito all the churches, public build
ings and private dwellings are already in
ruins, and the people were living in tents in
the great squares. The towns adjoining
Quito, named Perucho, Puellaro and Caieho-
quorjo have almost entirely disappeared
with their inhabitance,
The towns of Pinicho and San Antonio al
SO disappeared.
The number of deaths in the city of Quito
is not yet known, bvt large proportion of
the wealthy inhabitance had died from pesti-
lence or disaster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
90 FGMAL IS,

geon, gives exclusive attention Diseases of Women
He made diseases of his study for the pas,
twenty years HI, practi has besn very extensive
both hspift' ami private Practice HIS
has vouchers ali the p8psr. patients the
medics profession, both Hd abroad being the
most sxfI specialist hsIs aud thorough master oil
all sexual diseases.
DR.. MORRILL,, is aImi, eI by The best medica
talent OF the coiatry have equal the
of Femaie Complaints, I'd il unusual
physicians regular patients
him for treatment when afflicted diseases in his
speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scentific attention. boz
medically and surgicaiiy, with private apartments
ing sickness, and with cid aad experienced
they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. PhyscIsms pa
wishing his opinion afvice, BY lette. aud
closing usual fee will he answered by return mail
Medicines sent To all parts of the country.
Office, No, 45 HOWARD STREET, Boston, Miss.
sps2oyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16

The September announcements of Ticknor
X Fields include Miss Anna E. Dickinson s
new story of '.What Answer?' and Mr.
PartOn-s book on Smoking and Drinking, .
already noted by us, and new volume Of
stories By Edward Everett Hale, a well known
contributor for the Atlantic, entitled eff,
Yes and Perhaps '.Plain thoughts on the
Art of Living" by Washington GLADDEN.
and a popular illustrated edition of Longfel-
lows Poems. In October they will publish
the poems of the late General Halpine, al
ready noticed. and new poetical work by
LOngfellow. entitled 1.-The New England
Tragedies - Passages from the American
Notebooks of Nathaniel Hawthorne, part
of which has already appeared in the
Atlantic Monthly: Tennyson's 'sLocksley
Hail. with nineteen illustrations by Hen
messy; 1.-The Atlantic Almanac for 1862 y
edited by Donald G. Mitchell (.'Ik Marvel'0
and 'sThe Diamond Scott,'a complete edi-
ton of Scott's Poems, uniform with that OF
Whittier, Longfellow and Tennyson. The
same publishers announce large number oil
books for the young, to be issued in October
and November, several of them made up
from the popular stories in the Yaung Folk,
by DIR. Hayes, W. j. Linton and others
Among them is a new story by Mrs. Stowe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-16
Attention! SOliierS and Sailors.

We give below a circular just issued from
the headquarters of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Republican Executive Committee
at Washington, d. e., calling grand Mass
Convention. to be held mt Philadelphia, on
the lst AMI 2d days Of October.
At a recent meeting of the soldiers and sail
ors' National Republican Executive Commit
tee, it was resolved that Grand Mass Conven-
ton of the soldiers and sailors be held ut
Philadelphia. on the LIST and 2d days of De-
toner, prOXImO.
The details of arrangements are, hy order
of the Committee, placed in the hands Of
General J. W. Fisher, member of the Com
mittee from Pennsylvania, who will be assisted
by the Chairman and Secretary of the State
Central Committee for Pennsylvania, Gencr-
ais c. ii. L. Coils. OF Philadelphia, and A
H. Russell, of Harrisburg. and General John
I. Owen, of Phiadel phia, commander of
tho Boys in Blue for Pennsylvania.
This Convention has been called at the ear
nest request of soldiers and sailors from ali
parts OF the country, whodeslreto meet In
Mass Convention, for the purpose of review
ing the memories Of the war. mad living over
again the gIories of their campaigns, and in
one great voice to proclaim for their old
leader General Grant
local committees for the comfort of our com
rades. Distinguished soldiers and sailors
and eminent citizens are expected to address
the Convention The programme of exer-
cises will be duly announced. All organiza
tions Of soldiers and sailors, under whatever
name, are invited. Arrangements are being
made for reduced transportation, but it i
suggested to organizations that they confer
with the Railroad agents in their vicinity
upon this subject.
Republican papers throughout the countr,
are requested TO publish this call.
All communications relative to details o
arrangements should be addressed to Genera
e. II T. Coils. Philadelphia.
H. A. BARNUM, Chairman.
y. p CHIPNAN. Secretary
We arc pleased to see call for such
meeting, and we trust that every Union sol
Iisr and sailor who can possibly afford tn
time and expense will be present ut thi
Convention. twill be good to be there
will give heart and courage to the grea
Union party of the nation to those VIII
fought with bayonets and bullets TO conque
treason in the field still ready to fight it o,
on that line at the ballot box 1t will be
glc rious reunion Of brothers in noble caus
and will tend to perpetuate the PATRIOTS
which shone so brightly during the wa
II will show the Southern fire eaters thu
the Northern soldier intends to vote as
fought. and give assurance to loyal men Sout
that they are not to be given over to the tel
der mercies Of those who would drive me
with Northern principles from the South
make them grave beneath her soil. Let Il
convention be held, and let it be rousiI
one