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ING NTELLIGENCER.

IT n r. MI =
ARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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ga Standard Remedy"

such an article is DR.. Tobias Venetian
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be seen at theDoctor's office, attestIng to Its
rare virtues. The gieatsal for DR.. Tobias
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principled persons 10 counterfeit this "YaIu-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
careful to see that cdr: Tobias Venetian
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All Others are dangerous counterfeit', and
although they may ressmble the "Venetian
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Impure BLOOD makes sick.

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does its work weakly. From causes like
these gases and gummy Substances occur
which poison the blood; the persplration
may be checked; tho feet may bs' SO chilled
that their fetId exhalations are thrown back
upon the blood. Here is cause for pains,
levers, inhammations. In these cases
Brar dreth's Pills are worth more than gold.
Five or six cure at once. Remember they
cure by at once removing from the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. These celebrated Pills should
be in the house ready.
See B. BRANDRErH In white letters on the
Government stamp. Principal once Bran
dreth's House. New York.
Sold by all druggists. ocl9-1md&w
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MORNING EDITION.
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gHARIFS SETRKR

~ : ,5y.s,.,.e W. n. IRWIN, DeDlfftJ.
fe sa,s z tScet0rs for Lf5e1Gafs
0cte-l4ta on - - = -
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For Rent.

7 4 SMALL TWo.SToRY BRICK HOUSE
N on John street. with nye rooms and
Kitchen-neat, CO Comfortable and convenient
Possession given tmnediately. .
octS - --4tkNlN.
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IT is rumored that Judge Dickinson,
of the 9th Ohio district, in view of the
frauds perpetrated in his district, pro-
poses to resign his seat in Congress in
order that new election may be held.
He will run again as the Democratic
nominee.
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THERE seems to be much doubt and
uncertainty concerning the number OF
persons naturalized in New York and
Brooklyn. No record has been kept
except in the Court OF Common Pleas,
whore the number is 5000; in the SUI
perior Court, reporter of the TIMES,
who says his information came from
two of the clerks of the court, gives
$500 as the number; the Tribune sets
1t at 1000, and one who says he knows,
writes to the Tunes that more than
1000 have been naiurAlIzed in single
day, and that the actual total Is hardly
below 10000. Tho Supreme Court Is
credited with 1900 new citizens, and In
Brooklyn the number is said to be
1850. The real aggregate is, 1t is more
than probable, between fourteen thou
sand aud fourty.two thousand, these
being the inside aud outside estimates.
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Valuable PropertY for Sale.

nlHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER AT PHI.
i Yats sale their very desirable property
situated one-halt mile south or 81. CLAIR
Vile, Belmont county, Ohio, and within
one-quarter of a mile OF the st. ClairsYfIIe
and Marnockas pike.
Said farm contains 81 acres of land of the
very best quality, all cleared and cOnYe-
ntently divided Into felds good fences, and
coal bank open on the premises.
The improvements consist f q well.f6n-
1shed tWo.stofy Brick House, with two coed
cellars under II, Zone of them wine cailar 4
new Frame Barn and Carriage House, Brick
Hash House and Smoke House Coal Houra
and never.failing W ell Of water under HE
same roof with Kitchen /; a Cistern conYe-
nient 10 Kitchen and Wash House; In short,
nearly an the eonventenees that could bs
The stock OF Fruit 1s not ereaIled IL. East
eEa ono. eonsisttng OF large Apple Orch-
ara, lsO thrifty Peach trees, mostly gFaffe5 .
70 Fear trees, IS Cherry trees Is Plum tTses,
all OF the best varieties, one acre Ia C3ranaS
one-haf acre in Small Fruits fnlludfngs
Currants and Berries OF al kinds.
nor, LOT Inrt ner 1nloTnation apply to- those
AN1nB on the premises.
MARY COOPER,
and heirs of Nicholas Cooper. decd.
oSSs-4El4sN0NoH
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale.

NlHE FARM now OCCUPIED BY VIM.
i p. Brady, near the town OF West Liberty,
which is one OF the fnest located and best I'm.
proved farms In the county. 1t has all the
modern conveniences In the way OF build
dance and variety of mutt, both large and
small. 1t also hns q nne large vineyard.
Convenient to ehuTches and scho0lg ehoIIIi
apply 10 1.lF. Jones, or on the premises.
Also q smallfarm of 50 or 90 acnes of well
the national Road, ~ miles east Of Wheel
Ing. WIN be- sold on reas enable terms and
possession given Immediately. For Tartfcus
lars apply 70 I. +. Jones, attorney &C law, OPP
posite the Court House, wheeling, W. Va,
or OF 9. ID. maxwell, on the premises.
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Tm Democrats OF Kentucky arevars-
ing the canvass by burning Gen. Grant
In ethgSs which Is decidedly less open
to objection than the burning ofschool
houses and the unluelSy s'little nigsers,i
unable TO make their escape. Grant
can stand i, but the little fellows can't.
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DIED.

Typhoid fever on Friday
morning, October o, 1858, at four o'clock,
Mrs. JANE K. wife of Jos. Connolly, In the
I'D year of her age.
The funeral viii take place fIom the resi-.
dence of her husband on Sixth street, on
sabbath afternoon Mt ~ o,cIoclr 7Tho
friends ofthe family are invited to attend.
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AbAsKAr DIAMOR:D q.

a n - -
a newly discovered transparent carbon
lied quartz, equal in brilliancy to the real
diamonds, mounted at our own factory, in
artistic diamond settings, 0udrdnteed fine
gold, and sold by us at oHe:Iiftteh of the cost
OF real diamonds, TO which they are equal in
every respect except intrinsic value.
SOLITAIRE Ear-dropS, per PAR, IS and SO,
Solitaire Finger Rings. 20 and SO; Solitaire
tarte Gents Studs, per set, s.. S., $40; Cluster
Gents Bosom Pins, $40 and Sl2, 9ents' Clus.
ter Bosom Pin with tail SIC, Cluster Pin and
Ear-ringe, SO and S26; Cluster Gross SB SO
and Sl5; Cluster Cross Bosom Pin aud Ear
rings, $40 and S26; Cluster Finger Kings, So,
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paying all express charges.
TRY DS. Addr as, aE .
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In the twenty-fIst congressional dis.
triot OF Pennsylvania, Foster (Dem.)
has fortY.one majority over Covode
lhep.) Mr.. Covode intends to contest
The election. and he asserts that he can
throw out three hundred fraudulent
votes in westmoreland and two hun
dred in Fayette counties.
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oHAPEL BUILDINa.
Comm1ssioner,s Sale.

hannah Mccoy
VS. SChaucAFV
Alexander Mccoy, ct al. So
CIRCUMSTANCES OF a DECREE REM
j. dered IN the above entitled cause at the
october term of the Circuit Court for Ohio
county the Undersigned special commIss.
Toner Will, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
NoVEMBER, 1858, sell at public auction ON
the premises, the tract of land In the bill in
said cause described, known as the John
Mccoy" farm, and containing 100 acres and
q poles. This land lies a short distance
from the National Road nearly equidistant
from Roneys Point and TriadelphIa, and
has upon II house, barn and other out
pulIdlngs. together with good orchard Of
90 or 20 trees OF gFafted fruit In prime condi-
ton and Q coal bank already opened.
Terms OF 8ale.-ONE-THIRDo of the purchase
money land as much more as the purchaser
may desire TO pay) in cash: the residue In
two equal payments on q credit OF ONE and
TWO years, with interest from day of sale,
the purchaser giving bonds with good par
sonRi security for the deferred payments.
$50. RI, A. j. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
Law ONCE, cor: fifth and Monroe streets,
wheeling. w. Va. u CeZA-W3t1dgQL9
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EssAYa ZOE YOUNG mEN.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses Incident TO
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view Of treatment and cure, sent by
mall, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ADDTTTONAL WOES OF THE IN.
TERRIFIED.
TIls sIntelIigeneer', Demands n
Change Of Men.
81. ULterances aIvIDg Tronble.
progressive DEMOCRACY Win Rally 10
Grant
WAsH1NoroN, oct. q, 1865.

WA5HIN0T0E, Oct. y 1865.
Two or three additional woes have
been poured ont for the Democracy
here to-day. The TACT Oh nefcs ieud
in the National COMMITTEES has been
made known. It appears that ]. w.
McCorkle, OF Nevada, member OF this
committee, has been here for a number
of DAYS in consultation with those who
favor a change of candidates, and also
in telegraphic communication with a
number of the COMMITTEES with view
to calling meeting tomorrow In
Philadelphia. He was engaged during
most of yesterday in telegraphing to
various ones on the committee. and get
ting proxiestO authorize a call for such
meeting, since Belmont had refused
to act. at the close of his days labors
the New York papers arrived with the
addresses of Belmont and Tilden, and
in this way the first intimati0ns of the
preparations of such documents other
than through rumor reached him. He
also SAYS that numbers of the commit
tee have thus heard of them for the first
time, and that several OF them had such
assurance from Belmont as to justify
the positive statement that he had
signed the address wholly against his
will. 4
The II1LeHi0encer says the time for
Dragging has passed. It would be un-
candid to conceal the fact that the Dem
ocrats suffered a disastrous defeatat the
late elections, and would suffer the
same In November without change;
that 1t is delusive to hope that the pres.
ent candidates can defeat the Radicals.
it Is quite evident Seymour and Blair
are not the choice of Conservatives; that
the people do not want the Democratic
candidates, but want to defeat radical
ism; that the National Committee
should meet at once, and choose either
Chase, Hancock, johnson or Hend-
ricks. Upon this the newly constituted
Blair organ reads the 1nteligencer ont
of the party.
ces are giving trouble. he says defeat
has been inevitable since the adoption
of such a platform without regard to
candidates, and 50 long as that remain
ed unchanged no other change could
save the party; that now the platform
yis killing them and Blair too, and that
Seymour will labor in vain on the
stump He thinks the progressive
Democracy which wanted him as can
didate atNew York will now rally TO
Grant.
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THE Democrats Soldiers and sa,lor.,
Organisation of Washington CITY ia
having further trouble. Last veal ne
President resigned and came ont for
Grant, and now It's Secretary has ,,ona
the same thing.
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MALrLAND Republicans believe tina.
one result of last weeks elections is to
secure the election OF Hon. Daniel
weisel, Republican, TO Congress, in
the fourth district, now represented by
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Coal for Sale.

.4O ACRES OF BEST QUALITY COAL.
~ for sale. 1Y ing opposite West Wheeling;
Two entrys into the coal; good platform, ana
good road 70 river bank. i VIII sen on very.
Fs ocfs.R%s terms. HUGH BoyLEs
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TRR canvass in Missouri is looking
well. The Democrat predicts $4,000
majority for Grant In the State accord
ing 10 the present appearances OF the
campaign, and the number already ON
the increase, is likely to be largely in-
creased by the result in the States
which have recorded themselves this
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THE sTIUAIIoNIN ONO COUNTY
THE COUNTY ABOUT REDEEnED.

Tho Democratic rooster crowed too
soon yesterday morning. He is the
worst whipped chicken ever seen here
abouts. Here is what is the matter
with him: Last year the Democracy
carried this county on the vote for
State Senate Chat being the largest
vote cast) by majority OF 7O6. On
some other parts of the ticket the ma
jority was 76S. Yesterday on the vote
for Governor their majority is just 1913 !
a clear Republican gain of 6s3. On
the vote for Congress- the gain is still
greater, their majority over Duval
bslug only 50. When the canvass
opened couple of months ago, we were
told by the Wheeling Register and
the Democratic leaders hero that this
seven hundred majority would be
swelled to 500. to 800, and finally to
round thousand. They even talked Of
l,2O0l Well may the rank and file
stand nghast this morning and demand
OF their dismayed leaders in the
language of that illustriOus croaker
and coward, Horatio Seymour,
" Where nre the victories you
promised us?" Is this the grand
reaction you told US Off Is this the
great Democratic ground swell of (which
we have heard SO much2 II this is a
''greNt Democratic victory" we want
no more OF them?
There is the whole story, and It is
ftly illustrated by the elegant and
striking picture that adOrns the head of
this column. The Confederate Bird is
thoroughly whipped and flying for
dear life, only about an inch OF tail
being visible. The great Radical Roos-
Ter, half American Eagle and half light
ing-cock. Is close after him in fierce
chase. The Sd OF November is Just a
little way ahead: and when the fugitive
runs against that, in his blind terror
then wont the feathers Ayi If any
body wants to win money and things,
we advise him to bet on the Grant
Rooster. II anybody wants to lose let
him stake his little currency on the
other. And If you want, anybody to
hold the stakes just call at this Office
and enquire for the editor.
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For SaIa

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAMP
III den street, between Byron and sixth
Srooms, attic, cellar, gas, etc,
oc17 JOHN g. CHANDLER
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SpeeiaI Antiees.
Physical Regulation.

|. Tho human body is only healthy when Ita
parts are sound, well organized and dlspos-
ed. and freely perform their natural fnne-
tons. The causes OF disease often lie be-
yond our sight, and we learn their
nature only by their symptoms.
Hence, we are able TO discover
the infrm or detective pafts. Any
percepiibIe chaHgein the body or its func-
lions indicates the presence of disease
How eaEfly we detect inactive physical or
ganism. How readily we mark any alterR-
ton in the standard of our vital forces.
Thus we md out our physical deprayity. It
may spring from torpid liver. or inactive
kidneS&or disordered stomach, or impure
hInod i4yfvy Ertf 81
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mARRIRn.

MUSSLER-sTIFEL-T evening,
October p. 1883, at the reAidence ofthe brides
parents by Rev. A.IW. WeIder, WILLIAM
MUssLKR, OF Pittsburgh. TO MATILDA NJ,
daughter of j, L.. Stifel, Ksq., of this city.