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norant and lawless everywhere ia the
land.
Let every man be alert. There is
no doubt Of the issue or of the caudi.
dates. And when once they are un-
derstood there is Nd doubt Of the couu.
try and of the result.
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-Schu> Ter Colfax is not only very
engaging n'an, but he is very engaged
he Springfield Republican, whose ed
i,or is thoroughly qualified to make the
announcement, says:
"The SoSsips are right at last in max
ing ma,r!monial connection 1or Speak
er Colfsx. He is engaged to Miss
Nellie Wade, a niece Of Senator Wade,
OF Ohio end cue of the tam!Iy party
that accompanied the Speaker on bis
late trip among the Rocky Mountains.
She Is a sweet, sensible. accomplished
lady of 80 years, all uhioan farmers
dauS liter, quite worthy Of the place
she has Won in the heart of the second
man in public life in the nation, and OF
the poslti by his side ia home and in
society she is destined soon to take
Her father, the brother Of the Ohio
Senator, died several years ago, and she
spent part Of Writer in Washington
with her uncle two years since, whep
the acquaintance began with Mr.. Col
fax aud his family, which has ripened
into this interesting relationship, so
pleasant for all the = eaker's friends to
know. and so promising to his happi-
ness Tor the future The Rocky Mou"
sa'ns whispered the sweet secret to the
world, aud congratulations are echoed
back from all quarters to both parties y
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In 1862, when Seymour was elect

In. 1862, when Seymour was elect
ed Governor Of New York, Stonevall
jackson, riding by rail from Fredcricks-
burg to Richmond, called upon the peo-
pie at every station for cheers for the
triumph of their friends in New York.
Rebel yells 50 up from the same hearts
now, cencuncing the Union and Union
men,
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CPECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES
y Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double Fo
Gus, Perisoop,o and Convex, worth from
6cts to ST, 100, for sale at BUSH'S. Can
be exehangedl not found to suit after .
rough tr
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HENRY w. WEARY
CARRIAGEMAKER.

HAVE removed tony new shopn near
tho Bridge, where I am prepared to do
sllkinds of.work in the Carriagemaking
inc. Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
n 4 neat and substantial manner at low
ates. Particulerattention paid repsir.
V8.tf
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Gen. Grant says: "This is . Re-
public, where tho will Of the people 10
the law Of the land. I beg that theiz
voice may be heard" Il shall be.
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Senator Cameron says Pennsylva-
MIA will go Republican in October by
from $4,000 to 10000 majority, and
he ought to know. The Congress uom-
nations are nearly completed. The
rebels are making strong efforts to car
ry Taylor's, Cakes, knootz's, Myers
and Covode's districts, but the Union
veterans are fighting them mnzzle to
muzzle, and hope not only to retain all
these districts, but to win Woodward's.
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The New York Herald says that the
boys III Blue are ''iuevitably on the
side OF Grant," which is not, Of course,
news.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

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THE ISSUE ADMIRABLY STATED.

Shall tho Government Surrender to
. the Rebellion s-IlOSv the Election OF
Seymour and Blair would Occasion
Civil War.
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try. They are the candidates of those
who would do the best that the circum-
stances allow who would reconst, uct
the Union upon equal rights; who
would neither ostracise nor revenge,
who would not exasperate the jealous
les of race: but would neither betray
tho tried friends nor the pledged faith
Of the country. They are the caudi-
dates Of the great body of citizens of
proved patriotism, intelligence, indus
try, and of a peaceful mind obedient to
law. On tho other hand is MIR. Sey-
mour, plausible politician, for whose
success the rebels in arms prayed four
years ago; who preferred that tho Un-
ion should perish rather than slavery,
and who declared tho success of the
government to be as revolutionary aa
that Of tho rebellion. With him il
General Blair, whose remedy for the
situation is the naked sword. They
are the candidates of all who hate the
Union, and who sought aud seek it.
dishonor; Of those who thought tht
war crime, and demanded that tn,
government should yield to the REBEL
ion of those who would break th,
public word to the public creditor; .
those who would put the late slave, Il
; ways loyal, under the teet Of his Away
II ebel master; the candidates of tho ie
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4 MERICAN WATCHES.-some Of the
~ finest ever brought to St. Clsud-in
from Ito + OF cases-warrauted coin sill.
Ver-at BUSH'S. A guarantee from the
makers accompanies these Watches.
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ASTREAM OF BITTERs.-What do you
think Of a river of liquid, palatable,
medicinal, composed of the best vegeta-
BILE roots preserved in the best spirits,
flowing from City Hall to Spuyten
Duyvil-such medicine river being
seven feet wide, wide enough in fact to
admit of boating and bathing! Yet the
amount of hUBBEL's GOLDEN BITTERs
sold in one year would make stream
of this size-a stream of "living waters
a stream whose drink is rs healthful
as it is delicious. Truly this gives an
idea OF business and of the deserved
popularity of HUDBEL's GOLDEN BIT
TIERS. McCabe, Kraft & Co., Wheeling,
Sole Agents.
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AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

Corn MEAL FOR MILCu Cows.-The
statement is often made through the
agricultural press, that corn meal Is the
best feed for cows as milk producer.
Why this should be repeated when the
experience of almost every farmer is to
the contrary, we cannot tell, unless 1t
be for the reason that corn meal is the
best grain feed for cows not giving milk.
There is no grain so good for keeping mp
fat, animal heat, and producing flesh and
and it is used in winter by most dairy
men for this purpose; but as milk pro-
Queer it is the poorest grain that can be
given. Dat meal and wheat bran are
far superior. These statements are
based upon actual experiment and the
experience of many farmers.-Ohio Far
mer.
Hoes DYING.-The Hooking county,
O., Sentinel says: "a terrible disease is
now raging in this county among the
hogs. Some farmers haze had rs high
rs fifteen and twenty die in one day. 1t
is caused by sore throat. Turkeys in
great numbers, have also died the pre-
sent week, of the same disease"
WASHING SuEEP.-The New Hamp-
shire Journal of agriculture says: The
sooner we all abandon the prastice OF
washing our sheep and put all our wool
into market unwashed, the better 1t
will be for both the growers and the
washers of wool"
LARGE FARM.-The largest cultivated
firm in Minnesota is said to be that OF
s. j. Jenkins, Esq, of Dakota county.
He raised over four hundred acres of
wheat last year. The crop averaged six
teen bushels per acre.
SAHARA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
France is attempting the reclamation of
the great African desert, by boring Ar
tesian wells. So far, about one hundred
have been established and the country
around blossoms like the rose.
ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL FARMER.-It
is reported that President Johnson has
purchased a farm of one thousand acres
in Tennessee to which he will retire at
the expiration Of his present term of
Office.
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Popular FalIacie. Concerning Wool

Popular Fallacies Concerning wool.
In commercial circles, ut least, most
erroneous views concerning the quail
ty, consumption, present supply, and
the influence of existing impest laws
upon present prices, appear to prevail
q few of which are noticed, viz:
l. That the quality Of american roOl has
deteriOrated.-lt has been boldly asserted
that the dissemination of American Me-
rinoes has been injurious to the quality
of the wool. The most judiclously bred
and carefully housed thorough-breds
have, indeed, furnished very oily I'M
washed feeces, Improbable TO manu-
facturers on account of the loss in
cleansing; but for one of tkese there are
scores, if not hundreds of their progeny,
whose wool is vastly superior to that Of
their coarse-wooled ancestors, and OF
that quality most in demand at Ameri-
can factories, answering for all except
the finest cloths, and OF sufficient length
to become substitute for cOmbiuS
woods in delaiues. This breed has so
far etfected vast improvement upon
the coarse mOngrel sheep constituting
the great MASS of fOcks of former days
IL is not necessary To affirm this fact
before intelligent woui-grUwers, but
millions of American citizens may be
misled ny widely published statements
of the inferior condition of our wool
clip, resulting from crosses of American
Merinoes upon the sheep of the west.
2. That Dom este Woolis inferior to for
eiqn.-The very reverse OF the statement
is true. In strength of fibre and dura-
bility of fabric our homegrown wool
is far superior to that which is import
ed. Every manufactures who has
tested the matter will corroborate the
statement. Writers in the foreign wool
selling interest freely declare that a
proportion of foreign wool is necessary
for mixing with the domestic, and that
in its absence the manufacture of the
home heeces must decline. The state
ment is utterly erroneous. The only
pretsxt for il is in the adaptation Of
machinery, in certain factories, to this
mixture. Every mouth is removing this
mechanical impeachment to the supreme
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CIV of domestic woods. The progress OF
manufacturers, in this respect, has been
wonderful the pastyear. Cots"old anu
Leicester combiug woods are, IN iaSt,
scarce; but the deficiency can DC easily
supplied in few years, ana the inven.
tioa of our manufacturers, Impatient oil
DELAY. has found an excellent substitute
in the long fibre of Merinoe grades, by
the aid of changes in the the machinery
nv which it 10 wrought. Very little
wool. except carpet grades, which are
admitted with less duty than the wool
grower pays as taxes, is now required
6y manufacturers from foreign sources.
When the broadcloth manufacture shall
be extended here, q finer Merino will be
wanted, and CON be supplied without
foreign aid.
3. That ice need serenity millions Of
pounds of foreign rool TO supplement the
domestic supply.-The import ofall woods.
in four years of war, were but sixty
three millions per year, with six mil
lions of shoddy-in all, mere precisely,
279, 1S3, 049 pounds. In 1860 the imports
were only half as much, and the home
product but sixty millions; the actual
manufacture but eighty millions. 1t
is folly now to talk of sixty or seventy
millions deficiency, when the trade IS
suffering from a surfeit OF woods ana
woolens, not outstanding the decrease
of imports of wool since the war. On
the other hand, there are persons who
prefer to believe that the domestic wool
product is in excess of the demand, a
position equally unfsunded.
4. That lie recent lac has not benefited
irool production and maRWdcture.-The
close of the war found full supplies OF
wooden goods, and immense stores Of
unused army clothing; and in anticipa-
ton of legislation affecting importation,
nearly rs many wOolens were intro
duced, in a single year, as were import
ed during the entire period OF the war.
In this state of facts, inter annihilatlon
of wool growing and manufacturing
was only prevented by the operation OF
the law in REFRESHING further importa-
ton, and inspiring confidence in the
future, when the immense surplus
should be exhausted. 1t has produced
all the advantages that its most san
guine friends could claim for it, in pre-
venting in large degree, ruinous de-
preston and the sacrifice of tlOcks, and
in paving tho way for entire success In
the future, which shall benefit every
interest of agriculture and every branch
of industry.-IrOm ddrdEce sheets o.
Monthly Report Of department Of 1gri-
culture.
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Trutl, Stranger Ehnm Fiction

NEWARK, LICKING Co., Quo, Aug. 10, 'G7.
Messrs. HosTLlTEE & SMITH:
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enjoys perfectly good health at this time.
Most respectfully, yours,
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CAMPHoRATED GLYCERINE WITH
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The Best Tonic.

Caswell, Hazard & Cos Combination of Iron
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Ferro-Phos
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Ono pint contains the virtue Of one ounce OF
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The HcnIing Pool.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS for YOUNG
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ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de.
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io2I I'm,
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To Eli x. Price.

TAKE NOTICE THAT on THE lin DAY
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the town of FairmOnt, West Virginia, between
the hours of 6 A. NJ. and =. NJ of that day, l
shall proceed to take the dispositions of Asbury
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said day, the taking thereof will he continued
from time to time and from day to day, at the
same place aud between the same hours, until
completed. Respectfully,
fpb6.lawit POLLY PRICE.
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W. ID. NUTTER.
BRAxcHyILLE, Ala, March II, 1861.

Mcssrs. iIOslETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Gratefully, yours,
EOBT T. NEWTON. 2. ".
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TO Married Indies

1t is particularly suited. 1t will, in a. short
time, bring on the monthly period with rcsu.
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In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
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To whom i. May Concern

'ElfE UNDERSIGNED,
| JOHN MCCASKEY, OF NEW MARTINS
VILE, County ef Wetzel, State of West
Virginia, hereby gives notice of disappointment
as assignee of the estate of George L Boyd. of
New Martinsville; in the County Of WctEel, in
the District OF West Virginia, and who was. TO
wit, on the 9th day of December. y. d. 1867,
adiudged bankrupt upon the petition of himself,
by the United States District Court for said
District.
Dated at New Martinsvillc the 25th day of
A. ID. 1865.
frh5.law3w JOHN McCASKEY.
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Paris Exposition, 1867.

THE RISE AND FALL OF NUMBERLESs
! Machines, heralded as Superior to all
Others" has convinced the public that it is
safer and better to buy good article OF estab
H~hcd reputation, than TO risk their money in
doubtful experiments.
We warrant every Machine for THREE
YEARS and spare no expense nor pains 10
have them give entire satisfaction.
Call and examine them ut our saleSroOm, No.
90 Main street. WM. SUMNER & co.
f,.bG
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SncCini Notice.

RsgaTe Of Countertci'S. OJserc The ndme Of
JOB MOSES on the packaqe-puTchGSc none lcih.
o,t toll others are base and 1corh!eSS limitations.
N.B.-Oue Dollar, with fifteen cents for post.
age. enclosed TO the sole Proprietor, JOB
MOSES, - Corthndt Street New York, will
insure bottle OF the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from all
observation GCcl2
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The Great English Remedy.
sir Jamcs Claric's Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarka,
u. d., Physician ErtrlOriinGTyto The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject 1t
moderates all cxcesses and removes al Obstruc.
tIons from whatever cause.
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DIED.:

February 9th, Mrs. CATHAEINE RITTER,
aged "a years and E months.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence
OF her son, On Zane street at 81 o'clock. Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attcnd.
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PURCHASERS of Sir James Clarke's
Female Pills are cautioned against coan-
tsrfeit. The genuine have the name OF
"Job Moses" on each package. All
Others are worthless.
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Fontain Smith ,
rs. Dent ana Attachment.
Abraham Smith. }
Two RECOVER OF THE DEFENDANT
L one hundred dollars $500 .0Ol, with interest
thereon from the l2th day of March, 1867, till
paid and costs, and to attach the defendants
estate in said county TO pay the same. And il
appearing that the defendant is not resident
Of this State, ii is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interests
in this suit.
a Copy--Teste: Il. L. LOTT, Clerk.
WILSON & SMITH pa. feb6.law4w
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To whom it May Concern

To w HUHa IL -EHUy
r,,HE JOHN SNODGRASS,
of New Martinsville, Wetzel county, West
Virginia. hereby gives notice of his appoint
mrnt as assignee of the estate Of John j. Var.
nall, of New Martinsville. in the County Of
Wetzel. in the District of West Virginia, and
who was, to witt on the 4tl' day of December.
A. d. 1861, adiudged bankrupt, upon the petit.
tion of himself. by the United States District
Court for said District.
Dated at New Martinsville, the Goth day of
January, 1868. JOHN SNODGRASS,
feb6 iaw3t Assignee.
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The delight ofchildhood. the chivalric compan.
ion ofretned womInhOOd the solace Of life
at every period; bis writings are an i'm.
perishable legacy of grace and bean.
~ 70 his countrymen."
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LIFE---HEkLT H-----STREMG III.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Great French Remedy.

DELANARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by GARAScIERE & DrroNT, No. II
Rue Lombard, Paris and highly recon.
mended by the entire Medical
Faculty of France
ARE 4 MOST ENERGETIC AND EFF.
n cieEt Remedy in cases of Spermatorrh@a
or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or Pre-.
mature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or impe-
teiey Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual Excuses; Relaxation of the Genital
Organs Weak Spine: Lime or "Brick-dust"
deposits in the U.ine; Milky Discharges, :"
&c. and all the CHASTITY train OF symptoms arts
ing from Overuse or Excesses.
A Pamphlet. containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box, and will be sent by mail free Of cost, 20 any
one who will write for il.
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for IS
ASK FOR DELI MARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
AND TAKE NO OTHERS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or win be
sent by mail securely sealed from all observation,
on receipt of the specified price by any adver-
tised Agents OF bv tho sole Proprietors, OSCAR
G. MOSES & Co, - Cortlandt street, New
York.
I. IL. LOGAN & CO.,
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity
Al Orders By Mail Promptly Attended {.
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rs u. IL. -

10 ElahV
Ii. L. Il u.
To make NICE Hot Rolls. use
Il. 4. B q.
To make light and tOOthsOnc Buckwbeat Cakes,
use Is. e.. II. B.
To make good WaiIlcs or Mullins, use
II L. r. r.
Ifyou want 10 be sure of having light, sweet
and wholesome Cakes, or light bread of any
kind use n. L. e a.
Sold i'll quantities TO suit purchasers, BY the
proprietor, L. BOOKING, No. l Odd Fellows
han. BOOKING & MILLER corner First
and Chaplue streets, Centre Wheeling. and
grocers generally. febl