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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS ALL
i persons knowing themselves indebted TO
the estate of Francis r Armstrong. deceased,
to make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate win please present
the same for settlement. Ia.
augls ]. D. Do BQIS, Administrator.
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Wheeling, Same Erening.
Weston, Tuesday, September l.
CIarksburg, Wednesday, Sept. Z
Cranberry Summit, Sept. 3.
Piedmont, Friday, Sept. a.
Harper's Ferry, September ..
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BOARDING SCHOOL.
Moundsville Female semiraJ

THE FALL SESSION OF THIS ISSTTrr
L tIon begins Septpmbor l2th, isGs A 80
thorough and accomplished edunation sla .
secured at this Seminary. The branches iAu.h
are English, Higher Mathematc., Laii'
French, German, Drawing. Painting. Vecal ~,
Instrumental Music, History, Bellies Lave
and Gytnnastics.
s220 per year pays all expenses OF tuna
boarding, washing. etc. etc.
For full particulars send for Catalogue. ofir
ply TO W. SHELDON HUTCHIAs.
: aueId6wtf T'''- PrlndpL
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TO Married Ladies'

1t is particularly suited. 1t will, in a short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu-
larity, and although a powerful remedy. does
not contain anything hurtful TO the constitution.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect a cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
pamphlet around each package.
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The Worlds Advertiser.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
A New Invention and Life Of
Trade.
JOSIAH Z. KLINE, OF WHEELING,
- West Va, has invented and secured in the
United States the right and title Of al

Advertising Map
for all cities in the United States. These Maps
are gotten up for guide to all persons, showing
the plan of each city, and all principal and bust
ness streets post offices and other public build.
ings, and showing each mans place of business
on the streets The squares are laid of in
spaces fer each mans building, and their adver.
Using card of their business. These maps
will be gotten up in a photographic drawing,
with Railroad circle round the city for the
purpose of putting in all transient advertise
ments round the cities towns and villages
State and city rights for sale. Those wishing
to take hold of this business can secure for.
tune in a short time. Come one. come all, that
are capable of this business, and see the orig.
inal map that has been gotten up for this bust.
ness. Those at q distance DESTROYS Of taking
hold of this business can get all information re.
quired and sample copy of the original map
by sending ono dollar to pay charges for a copy.
Any person detected in making use Of any
map or design that will infringe on the Worlds
Advertiser, without legal authority, is punish.
able by law, and will be prosecuted.
Address all orders to JOSIAH z. KLINE,
Market street, Centre Wheeling West Va
aug24.lw
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM ON MONROE STREET,
! Otis building, at present occupied by K. T.
| Ford s. Co., Tobacconists. Possession given
Immediately. THOS. UBRIES,
auga0 Real Estate gent
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.easant Hill Female Seminary.

rNHE TWENTY THIRD SESSION or TRIS
i well known and long established scho,I
commences the first Monday in September utlt
I. \. Crcnshaw, \. W., is now Principal Of ID,
school, and wilt be assisted by the former abe
corps of Professors, together with Mrs. Cnu.
shaw, n teacher of French. For luther par.
ticulars apply for catalogue at the Book Siort
of Mcssrs. Campbell & AlcDemst, Nhceing
or 10 any of the Faculty or the Superintendent
West Middlctown, Pa.
MARTHA McKEEVER,
auE3 Superintendent
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

V,HE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
i Triadelphia Township having Three New
School Houses to build in said Township, wish
to contract with responsible parties for the
erection OF the same.
Plaas and specifications can be seen ut Frank
Walters, or by calling upon Andrew Vance, in
Triadephia.
Proposals received Ivy the undersigned from
date until o'clock l.. NJ September 9TH 1865.
By order of Board.
augs2. dNWtl II. III. uERNEl, CIerk.
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Special Notice.

Be,care Of Counterfeits. Observe hs name o.
JOB MOSES on the package-purchaSc none ruth
out t-dA others are base aud 1COrthleSs limitations
N.B-0ne Dollar, with fifteen cents for post.
age. enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOE
MOSES q Co.tlandt Street, New York, will
insure q bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail securely sealed from all
observation. decl2
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EDUCATIONAL,
Granville Female College,
Thirty Fifth Senr Begins Scpt ~,

This OLD AND POPULAR INsrIrrrrnv
i is che of the best places 10 sccnr, d, w
Ough and finished education nj a reason ,li, ~,
Granville is about seven hours ride iron. NJ
Ing via e. o. r. Il. Terms, S2nO a wear
Address, W. l.. KERR
Granville, Licking county, u,,,
aug1-eOdim.wit
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLs'
aa Is Ia .s
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH

gs BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Rev. {. g: Currie. A. LoriBE Ia.
X. G.. Eonham, DIR. r. A. HDdfsN
Jacob X. Greer. nos AiAIIea Howell
MISS HANNAH /. B0SHAAs PnneiP~
AfISs IL L. BOyHAM, WITH COsi
vi tent assistants, win open q sehs,.
Girls, In the Placement rooms OF 80. hs
The eOurss Of stndy win embrace Pfspsys.1 Al.
Department. Junior. Middle and Senior = ~,
and IL viii DO the Aim Of tbs institunso 100
ash thorough instruction In the o,siIys
branches Of education. In Husis and IN
Languages. .5La.1t -,ls
Applications for admission may be Y,
either to the Principal 90 20 ths ksr
Currie, or TO any member Of the bo1.
Directors augfJtaVaa
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The Great English Remedy.
sir Jatues CIarke,s Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
II. d., Physician Extraordinary to 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
mederates all excesses and removes all Obstruc-
tions from whatever cause.
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nNSATURDAYL asst, BETWEEN
~ Sbeibs music store and North street, q
coral necklace attached to gold locket, con-
h.ar;ps the initials. 'E. B. S." The finder win
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office
or the residence of A. j. Sweeney. aug26-lt
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NEW DRUG STORE.


NE DNDEnsfGNED RE ttE Bf
i gives notice Of his appointment a. Assignee
in the county Of Ohio, in the District Of Yves;
Virginia, and who was, 70 Wit. on the ID day Of
March, A D.. 1863, adjudged bankrupt, upon the
petition Of himself, by the U. 5. District Court
for said District. IA. dLrz 5a F.rt[
Dated at Wheeling, the 9Th day Of August, A.
d. 1e65. A. JOHNSTON. n
sug7paxaE isis Assignee.
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CIaymOnt Boarding school.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED At THIS
i school for college, or active business 10
cation-threo miles from CharlcstOwn, Icfcnot
county W. Va. Next session Commences up
TENDER list, lSGs Pupils received at any tine
Terms, SjJo; semi.anHua,ly In advance No
extras. A liberal deduction will he made vhtr,
a parent or guardian sends more than Wa
boarlcr.
For circular, address the undersigned
j. 5. BLACKBURN,
Principal
Refers to Judge q. W. Thompson, Wheeling
aug3.oaw.til scgl5
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NEWADvERTIsEMENTs
WANTED.
LOST.

AGOoD JoURNEYMAN sHoEMAkEF
"A can find constant employment py appIylns
ct this Office Immediately. aug2'it
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j. ii. GOOD.
RECORDER.

Editors Of Tie Register:-Please say that the
friends of BENNO HAMMER, Esq, of Center
township, will present him to the Democratic
County Convention, a. proper candidate for
Recorder. He is German of standing and
ability, and will make competent and cOurte
Gus officer.
aug22 MANY GERMANS. e
Editors Of the Register Please announce j. B.
HUGHES as q candidate for the Office of Coun
ty Recorder, subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Convention. r....E aug22
To the voters of Ohio county: The subscri-
Der announces himself aS o candidate FOR re-
election 70 the office OF Recorder of Ohio county,
w. Va. subject TO the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
auglg' Il. T. WOODS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Washington and Jefferson
College.

NIFTY. EIGHT STUDENTS WERE GRAD
II mated at the late Commencement in this
Institution: forty seven in the Classical and
eleven in the Scientific Department.
Next Term begins September %
Circulars furnished on application TO
THE PRESIDENT,
ausl4eod2w CanonsburS, Pa.
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West Liberty Academy.
An English Il Classical School.

V,HE FALL TERM "a WEEKS OF THIS
4 Institution, located at West Liberty, W.
Va, on the Wheeling and Bethany pike, twelve
miles from the city, will be open Tor the receP'
| ton of pupils of both sexes September :, ProX.
Classical course thorough and complete. Spe-
cial attention given to those preparing 10 tesch
Tuition 81 to go, payable in advance. Board
and lodging from g TO 81 per week. Address
JNO. e. FRAZIER, \. NJ, Principal, or
GEN. W. Il. CURTIS,
augl9:lw' Pres. Board.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-02

GOOD ADVICE FROM THE MERCURY
FOR THE MERCURY. Charleston
Mercury says:
HARM DoNE.-Private adyices from
our most strenuous friends at the
North, request that we should pro-
test againt the imprudent expressions
that have escaped some Southern
speakers, since the adjournment of
the National Democratic Convention.
1t is represented to us that great
injury is nccruing to the cause from
such imprudence. We, therefore,
shall make no apologies for asking
the attention of our public speakers
to the fact. We are all desirous of
pushing on the good work of success,
and no. one would voluntarily i'm
pede ita course, who was aware of
the fact. Whilst no man in the
South should be, and no true man is,
ashamed of our great lost cause; and
whilst when we. speak of the past, we
should speak like true men, it is
questionable whether at this time
anything is to be gained by too
much reference to things that jar on
peoples nerves. What we want just
now is to WIN. Let US keep our
powder FOR that purpose. Too much
is at stake to waste it now in femc de
joie. Let us have our pyrotechnics
next March. In the meantime,
friends, let us, without abating one
sentiment that is true, be cool and
steady, and give the enemy no
advantage. We have strong foe to
encounter. We can't afford to give
him all the advantage of position.
Let us guard our fanks, make secure
our lines, and when the time comes
next November, let us down on him
like an avalanche, and double him
up like grub-worm, and then scat
ter him to the winds. We have the
power. Do not let us unnecessarily
fritter it away, in unavailing skir-
mishing, and Needless, thougbtless,
scattering assaults. Let us work,
and speak, TO WIN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-02

PoLITIoAL CHANGE. The following
from the Dayton Ledger is one of the
many evidences of the political
change that is now going on in Ohio.
It s4ys: w,
20 Charles Morris, of Troy, Ohio,
one Of che; leading lawyers of Miami
County, and hitherto an active Re-
publican, has publicly announced his
Intention to support Seymour and
Blair. Quite a number of other
prominent Republicans in Miami
County have renounced their former
faith, and the Democracy there are
even confident of being able to carry
the County this fall. -
The Philadelphia Age has the fol-
lowing communication:
"We feel proud to learn that 100
German citizens in one of the upper
wards of the city, who have hitherto
voted the radical ticket, have declared
their intention to support Seymour
and Blair. The German citizens of
the Sixth Ward are also f1ochinv TO
the support of the Democratic party,
being unwilling to belong any longer
to such corrupt, radical and revo-
lutionary party as that now in power.
The Germans, not only in the upper
wards, but all over the city, are
coming into the Democratic ranks.
We take pleasure in stating, on the
authority. of DR.. Roth, one of the
leading German citizens of the Sixth
Ward. and who is we'll posted as to
the German sentiment throughout
the city. that three-fourths Of the
Germans will support Seymour and
Blair and the other Democratic
nominees"
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Mr.. Jefferson Davis and family
sailed from Quebec on Saturday last
for Europe. It has been stated in q
Washington paper, that in his COM
ing trial at Richmond he will appear
by counsel. This may or may not be
so; but we have reason to believe
that the circumstances under which
Mr.. Davis sails for Europe, are such
as would make it desirable to remain
there, with u view of providing for
his family. Unlike many of the lead
ing public men of this country in
civil life. Mr.. Davis is not lawy
His original profession was that of
arms. He, therefore, cannot resort
to practice ut the bar, as so many
others have done whose fortunes
were wrecked during the war. Hence
other employment is necessary, and
the expected opportunity of q COM
mercial connection with house in
England for American business pro-
baby now takes him abroad.
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A country girl, in Iowa, having
been decoyed into house of i'll
fame, at Des Moines, the farmers of
the vicinity organized q vigilance
committee, and at night took posses
sion of the house, turned all the
inmates out of doors, and then set
fire to the house. The building was
entirely destroyed. The missing girl
was not found, and it was feared
that the keeper of the house, who
was arrested, would be hung by the
mob, as it was strongly suspected
that the girl had been ruined and
then murdered.
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The tso-CaIiel) LegislHsurs OF south
CaroIina---Statusa and color.

The No following is believed to correct
list Of the individuals at present holding
high court in Janney's Hall, and called
the Legislature. The Districts Tor Conn
ties) which they claim to represent haye
not been specified, from the simple fact
that many of the so-called hail from very
remote points. If we have accidentally
made black man white, or uice persa, we
hope the unintentionally slandered indi-
vidual will inform us at once, so that the
correction can be made. Those who 6re
known to bo Democrats arc marked with
an asterisks: ~sv-~ e..-,-..,
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THE DEPARTURE OF THE Mudrhhy.
The recent order issued from the
War Department puts an end to the
existence of the Second Military Dis
trict, of which South Carolina con-
stituted part, and in accordance
with the terms Of the order, the Com
manding General of the Department
of the South has now only military
jurisdiction. The various officers
c. arged with the administration of
civil affairs have been discontinued,
and the employees and clerks disf
charged. We learn that in about tefi
or fifteen days, the troops now sta
toned at Summerville will, also, be
ordered off, and there viii remain
in the State only o sufficient number
to guard the various posts and forti-
fications. Nothing positive, how
ever, is known. The troops remain
ing here are subject to the commands
of General Meade, and it is thought
in military circles that they will soon
be ordered off. - Charleston Courier.
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Secretary Seward is reported to
have another real estate speculation
in view. 1t is the purchase, for a
naval station, OF an island in the East
Indies. rich, fertile and beautifnl, in
habited by a few Malays, and which
will place rs upon an equal footing
with any European power in the
Eastern seas. ps s3s
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Mrs. Hatcher, of the Bend, informs
us that some eggs stored away in q
house for some five weeks, have been
hatched out by the incessantly hot
weather which we have had. Here is,
at least, one advantage of the 100
degrees temperature. .sfHf y
Roanoke VA. J Times.
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The clustering Fenians have been
giving the Canadians another warn
ing of their terrible designs; and the
Buffalo Courier, in its account of the
late Buffalo Fenian Congress, says it
is empowered to announce, in their
behalf, "that something or other Of
great moment has been determined
upon, and Canada and the British
Empire, generally, will see what they
will SEQ before long" The Fenians
certainly beat all the rest of tho
world in the way of threatening.
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Madame italia Garibaldi, the lately
married wife OF Menotti Garibaldi,
proposes raising battalion of ANA
IONS. Two of her friends are now in
England, endeavoring to recruit for
the force. fF
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AS Beast Butler was passing
through Baltimore, on Monday even
ing, en- route to Massachusetts, he
was arrested upon two suits issued by
the Superior Court of Maryland.
One was on suit for false imprison-
ment, sued out by W. G. Wooley, of
Cincinnati, and the other by Kimber-
ly Il Brothers, of Baltimore, to re-
cover $3, 900 eXacted of them by Gen.
Butler, when commanding at Fortress
Monroe.
HOMICIDE. difficulty occurred
on the 22d ult., on the plantation of
Mr.. j. B. Campbell, between two
young freedmen, Charles Griffin and
Burrel Williams, resulting in the
stabbing and instant death of Will
liams. 1t is said the affair grew out
out of an assault by Williams on a
little brother of Griffin. A coroner's
inquisition was held. and Griffin ar
rested and committed to Jail.
LawensyiNe Herald.
A WEST POINT CADET APPOINTED
FROM SoUTH CAROLINA The York
vile Enquirer, of Thursday, says:
eve are pleased to learn that Geo.
Daniel Wallace, son of A. S. Wallace,
Esq, of this County, has received an
appointment as the cadet at West
Point for the Fourth Congressional
District of South Carolina. He is
required to report for examination Oh
the first of September"
Thirty bodies of those drowned at
Ellicott City, Maryland, in the flood
on Friday, and seven drowned at
Baltimore, have now been recovered.
The Baltimore City Council has ap-
propriated about 100000 toward
repairing Immediately the damages
by the flood, and relieving the suffer-
ers. Thousands are still engaged in
clearing away the debris and repair
ing dilapidations.
The Indians recently assembled
at Fort Larned, have disappeared in
a mysterious manner. It is supposed
that they have gone to place their
women and children in q place of
safety before renewing hostilities.
They were greatly dissatisfied because
portion of their annuities was with
held, in payment for depredations
committed on settlers.
The OTHER JEFF. DAVIS. While
JEFF. Davis, late of the Southern Con-
federacy, is wanderer on the earth,
awaiting his trial for rebellion, Gen.
jeff. G. Davis, fighting Union SOL
dier of thew is head of the military
department of Alaska, an empire
larger than that of Austria. Who
could have thought it on the evening
of the first Bull Run? r,
On Thursday, John Thompson,
the Oldest known inhabitant Of Long
Island, died at Smithtown, at the
advanced age of 1O4 years. Mr..
Thompson served in the continental
army during the revolutionary war,
and was present at the battle of
Long Island. y. sss ..a
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DEMeas .Esss MEETING az letting AT HoREB
CHuRoH.-A large meeting took place
on yesterday mt Horeb Church, in
Fairfield District. a number of CO.
lored persons were present The
radicals had been invited to full
and free discussion; but no repre-
sentatives of that side appeared.
James D. Tradewell, Esq, J. G.
Gibbes, Esq. and Col. ). P. Thomas
addressed the crowd. VIM. Myers
(colored) and John Smart (colored)
also spoke to the freedmen present.
The remarks of VIM. Myers, who
Is an excellent mechanic of this city,
and man of character and intelli-
gence, were capital in tone and, sub
stance. He stated, that he was there,
not because he wanted to speak, but
because he felt it his duty to repre- 2
sent to his race what he believed to
be their true interests. AS for his
freedom and their freedom, he felt
more indebted to God than to the
men either of the North or the South.
He thought that the interests of the
black man were SO bound up with
those of the Southern people, that
it became the colored people to live
in harmony with the whites of this
section. AS he understood Southern
Democracy, it gave him civil rights,
and held out to his people o suffrage
when they should become qualified
to WELD it. This was enough for
him. He knew the comparative
weakness of his people, and did not
want to see them try conclusions
with stronger and more numerous
race. AS for himself, he intended to
link in his fortunes with the people
of the South, where he knew he
would have better showing than at
the North. Upon the whole, his
speech was unusually sensible and
manly, and bore the marks of great
sincerity.
At this meeting, Mr.. McKinstry
presided, and Mr.. Robinson acted rs
Secretary. 1t ended with cheers for
Seymour and Blair. ts
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COLUMBIA.
Sunday Morning, August q 1868.
state Democratic Convention.

Stnte OehocrRthc Convcntaon'
A Convention of the Democratic
party of the State of South Carolina
is hereby called, to meet at Colum-
bia, on the night Of Thursday, the
9Th of August, for the purpose of
nominating electors for President
and Vice-President of the United
States, and for other purposes.
The Convention will be composed
of representatives from each District,
according to the rule Of representa-
tion in the House of Representa-
tiyes. ~ WADE HAMPTON, a
Chairman Central Committee.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-02

The bar Of Abbcville gave com
plimentafy dinnerto Chancellor Car
roll, on Saturday last. $,Qg
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Boseman, Benz. 4.
Bennett, George A.
Drodie, VIM. J.
Brown, Stephen
Burton, Barney
Boston, John
Boston, Joseph
Bishop, W. A.
Cain, Lawrence
Cain, Edwin j.
Cooke, Wilson
Chestnut, John A.
DeLarge, Robert G.
Dusenberry, George
DriMe, Wm.
Elliott, II. D.
Ezeklel, Phlllp u.
Farr, Simon
Gray, VIM. H. w.
Gardner, John
Grant. John G..
Goodson, Esop
Hayes, Evans
Hayne, Charles D.
Hayne, James N.
Humphries, Barney
Hutson, James
Henderson, James
Hyde, John B.
Johnson, d. J. j.
Johnson, Henry
Johnston, VIM. L.
Johnson, Samuel
Johnson, Griffin
Jacobs, Henry
James, Burrel
James, J Henry
Jones, VIM. II.
Jervey, Wm.
Lomax, Hutson J.
Lee, George
Lee, Samuel J.