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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06

Minnelpta 7nb, .penistsns Der Gtntputz
n,enfeuerlite mad, Subn &obion NIT et<
mem Sabre6etnfpnlnle1, pom $4,000 urb
Scbn 81. 8palt NIT eii11eu, BON $4,000.
Betpe ppbnen in @tnona unb fnb-
3ettunssoruder ?--Nein bteie8 went9er,
aber @at3enbdnbler.
p on t ut1@e1nerbinbung
N t 80 pntana.-6en. Stanley bat
auf SnRrunc.tun oer COMMITTEE fit pcffz
0raben uuo poftuffcen einen @eiammt.
tei&luB pte Gturtatuns ether YoRtut>
ldenoerbinpung ;ptideu Sort @bererpu1z
bic uno 9elena I'm Ser. ttortum Mpntara
cbne 3ufob unb NIT ter Gmpfeblune,
i'm gu pa1ftren suridbertdtet, urb mad,
Dem Der Senat etnRtmufe in bic @or>
nabune ses 8ef9lu0ss eepiQist warp
oerielte pbne unterbredung bu.@ aue
Staeien gef6reert unp pa(1rt. 5ofent>
lid wirp Ct i'm 5aule auf feline &lippe,t
fpBen. f.
Dpu9la6'-&ei@e. - Die 9et6e
beS unper9ebli9en @tepben 81. Douglas
1T auf @eranlafun9 pe8 @erei,S per benz
Staat5mat111 Gin Denfn1al gel est bat,
Don ibrer &ubeftdtte empprsebpben NOR
Zen, ut1 III benz Sartppba9 inter bent
:Mpnument bet9eieBt ;u tpercen. @be
ba6 9ebtere 9ei9ab, Bob man ben Dedel
beS @argeS unp Der BARN 2te9enoe tparb
y YpQfpmmen erbalten 9efunpen> pab
Seper feline 33I9e 1pfprt pteber erfarate.
6. 9. @a1bturne's @elppe>
70 tllisuno6btll. - Ser M@tb. 6.
9. @al@burne @ensrebmttelieo 1o1 81
|linuiS uno @or1Ber rtr COMMITTEE far
@eloSerwiQigunseu, eupfeblt cine bebeuz
tense @e&rin9errna ter @erptQteuneen
fit Bfeutlide @erbe6erune sarbeiten tn
@etiete Der Ser. Staaten, unb miu,
rrdbreuo ete Mebrbett rer Committee
$6>140,000 far bteien 3med aus(eBe,
rptQ, nur ST. CSC, 900 bewtQtet ieben. Der
@runp pes Germ Walbbur.e bierfur 1T
Elm febr trtfttaer, 81 iuet GUT 8esrdn>
buns fetnes gorl9laes: Scr @runb
fir ueine @tnrebune III, es lit tetn @elb
I'm S&abe> UNI bic fir btele @erwtQiz
9uneen Serlansten 8etrd9e gu beden, unb
i'd bin baseeen @elo gu ma@en> wel@e6
BON benz 6fentlthen @pbl ntdt ablolut
erbeti@t tperben."
llebrt8en8 bewiQtst aud @albturne'8
Blu $4,000 fit Musba8aen bes Sbern
Mtffifppt.
8efrafune sweter Gauf>
fdmpfer. Cincinnati, %. Mat. -
Die bera@ttsten Gauftdmpfer Mc@pule
unb @oburn tpurben beute utrr9e1 BON bet
v@rano .Sury pom Dearturn So. (Snez
ana) In 2awreneebure 3u je 40 Gaeen
@efdnsntbtrafe uerurtbetlt. 8etbe mubz
ten tbre 9aft fpfort antreter..
-Sebtwas@ II. 60. biefe
@o&e in 8esus auf 9duier, Soften, Tarn,en unb
gerIdSeraneen fasea 1T Der lebten @palte aaf tr
g. SeWe2
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06
Grants Standardization.

@dbreno Grant 1ei1er @ewpbnbeit 9e<
mdB unb 6dcrli& ber @ele9enbeit at19e>
me6en auf bic pfFcielle bur@ cine Depu<
tation BON Dele9aten Der @btca9p @pn<
Dentipn ibm 9ema9te Gr6fnun9 BON Der
8el9lubnabn1e jener &6rperidaft nur La
fpni16 in elmer turset &epe erptoerte,
wel9e inbelen bur@ bic inbalti&weren
Bprte:
SD tperbe, tpent1 ertpdblt feline ei9ne
upplittf baben, urb bte1 elbe benz @tlz
lien beS @plte6 ent9esenieben,
Don bpber 8ebeutun9 If, bat Ct ieinem
in per1elbet &ebe 9emadten @eripre@en>
bic Gbat pbne @ersug fpl9cn lai1en unp
tritt nun nit frl9enoem at penpraitoenten
Der Gbica9p Convention 9ert6teten@ @reiz
ben pel9es ais taS pffcieQe Yronuneiaz
mentp ieinerNnf9ten an;uieben 1T, Ypr bic
borre1,be Station.
Do6 Sdretben lautet >pTrtlt9:
@aibtnstun, 3. 6. 20. Mai1 1868.
@n @eneral Sos. st. 5awleY> prdii>
renter1 bet Notipnal<l &epublifaz
ntl9en Convention.
Sci Der fDrmlt9en Nnnabme Der am
Bitten Mai erfpl9ten Npmination rur@
bic Natipnal : Unions : &epubltfanil9e
Convention l9eint eS an9eme6en, bob
t9> ab9eleben vpn Der Grtldrun9 meiner
&nnabme perNpmtnatiprL aud zinc fur3e
Meinun96erfldrun9 ab9ebe.
Die Gerbanplun9en ber Convention
;eidneten ii@ aus bur@ @ei6beit, Mabt<
9un9 unb patriptil9e @e1nnunG 11nb
brdden CLAUDE i@ bic @niidt Der 9rpben
Ma1e Derer aus >pel9e fir ta8 2ano
wdbrenb Der 3ett ter Nnfedtua9 in bic
@drante traten. Sd betbe bte8e<
Der Convention gut.
@enn sumprdfioenten ber Ser. Staa<
ten ertrdblt, mtrb e6 mein 8etrebea feirt
aQe@eieBe berlelben ebrlt@ gu spqtredeM
babel bic mD9lt@fe @pariamfett TN Nuge
au bebalten unb aberau Trteoen, Nube
unb &e9ts@9ub fider st fte1en.
Sn 3eiten wie bic 9e9enmdrti9e 1T ee
unmDeli9, pber bod bS9t unpa1ero, bic
2inte BET S%taatspplitif gum @praus ST.
;teben, aletdYte! pb IN re9ter poer fall9er
&t6tuna, Der man wdbrenp elmer Nen1tz
n%itratipn son pier Sabret fpl9en piu.
Neue pplitii9e @treitfra9en, erbebe1 it@
fprtwabrenb unpprberSeleben. Dte an
ii6ten be6 @plfs iter bic Nlten mediel1
pbne unterlae, unb Elm bloBer 0er&palz
tunqabeamter fpute, ltets bic Treibeit ba<
ben, ben @iuen bes@plfe5 3u 1pQftreder.
Sd babe bieien @iQen fets seebrt u1o
&petpe i'm itets ebren.
6riece unp observation-disclosures Ga6
n~ptbwencise &eiultat beS Grierens) me-
ben lpar1amer @erttaltunA tperoe1 bic
Steuerla t erlet9tern, unb 3uglei9 bteyfa<
ttpnalzS @ulb f%prttpdbrenp pertlet1er'1.
2abt un6 Trieben baten.
Dit 5p@adtun9 Sbr sebprlarter DIE
11er.
Il. G. Grant.
Man iiebt allr, pa6 Sen. @ra11t oe'1
franfbaften 5unger Ser Grfldru1196 z
Maier mad elmer lansen 8rabe pom
ntdtsia9enpen 6lp6feln a16 bier m1epfr
unbefriepigt ldbt. 86ler. Grant! Nun,
etnaS mebr fit pteie 5errer tbut 19on
Gplfar refen MunabmeiGreibert ais @ps
ntentar ;u benz 0rantl1n int Milts
tdritYl eebaltenen Gert anselebenss werbet
fam unb lautetz 1pte fpl9t:.
@nlbinetpn Dc. 80 Mai 1868.
an ben N9tb. s. 81. 5atpley, prdt>
benten perglattpnal< l1nipns> R~epublifant>
f9en Convention.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06

Dft rtt4fen 2eute n Mfn>
n efpta. - Die ref4fen Rr6iude tn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06
Qommi(foms-
@ef6Gft
$. II. @ubilta,
Sem ulm : Mtnne1pta.

neIota bte NaHfplsensen @nsrss,1trmen Gbteaep's unb
dbernimmt uue efsettrt &uftrase fur b~iefelbe.
I.
S. Mablener,
g. 8]ernauerS .Na9iplger, Snpprteur Spn
unb SAMPLER III @eit unb QifSre.
9stiueur pom reinem M%osssumals 8 spir'tns.
Heetifcirer BON NSD'eteo'
II.
:. &iraboT S g.,
Gabrifanten BON unb Sanbler in alen @prtert ell's.
Stir bic oeuanntsn 5du'er beretfe ID sum Behuf Der
S Santsses1qsa sasiiS ssa Senpta.2sa f tsstssNy les @taatss.
watyenb i'd ur5belernNttpu'pea1S Der vo""e'e4a 0e'
fdaftsfreunbe hes SaufeS
s. Mablener
tebuf fdleuntefer gerpeaadnttsuna tbrer g0aarenlaser
Elm autes MNSIttment fdrtmttjaer Spn tteier Girma au
beisbenten Nrtttel tn netnem Strret tn
Stem llt
Sd telfrrse ierner Waarenteaeuuasen an bas Saus
BtrbSau, :SDbn II. Co..
penyam, q. g. Gabritanten Der berabnaten
,.Sirssau 1reibmofdbinen."
SD fItre rte Nsentur spn gDst Minneieta fur
Wop1terS Mpwer uno &eaper
(@ras- usb @etratbe Mdber)
Dirpa-YFUae Il. SrsiS' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SD spa;tebe I'M Namsn ses Sanles
. %&xoh 4 Wogt,
ya0ase>, @e91el> uno @pebitiuns=@ ei9W in
gfetp gprt;
ipl9enbe @ef6dfte:
Belpreune BON 9 aiiaeeidetne fir bic Resie Dor
unb mad San,bure, Bremen, @ntwerren unb Sapre, per
bern une Musfertteune prn 9cama6ten fiji. 2.uti@*
Ianp, @injiebuns Spn 81 d unb Vtrmf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06
so fTptt te uBFnt1t I11 Ut
Mutual<9ife Snlurance Gp. " Stem gprf.
GepitaI: 900.

SD rttme Mid cnblt@ Ser Qpcirune, benz Saaf 1tne
Bertauf Spn 9anbwarrants, 9eiablune ron stel!era tir
III GpmmifNpn, Der @rt1etluns BON Nadmeis an Qtesen>
idaften ptcr Geidafteu, Der n,steriu&une reip. Sert&'
ttsuns srn Relsurtuneen u. |. ~.
BrteHide Nnfraeen III Besue auf treene, zines Der
rbengenannten Ge'dafte petben idl:uniet, beautrprtet
unp mirb u~terbaupt Seber Der Nd ant mid tn etne1 her
pben aufee;dblten @ef6aften wenbet., fneens, eag '9
prpmpte unb reeae Bebtenuns III me'nem 0ei3atts'
srunSiat eeradt babe.
S. 81. Subi[tn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06
Iexom 4 WoQt,
ya7ase<, @e9iel> unb @pebitiuns<@ ei9alt in
gfetp gprt

TrI0fnbe Ve1Nattt:
Beiprsune BON . alfaeeldet line fur bic Retie spn
unb mad 5anabure, Bremen, @~ntwerren unb Sapre, pei
Dampfer unD Seselfdtf; Gp1lecttrune uen GEL
bern unb Nusferttsune pen gcQma6ten fur 2sutf@ss
lamb, @tnjietung Spn @~rbf9aften unb Vtrmf:
oen auf 0pun,a6t. AusRequng Spa We4feln auf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06

pernahlal1t9un9 perantwpr,lib 5u ietn.
Dem ~beutiden &erei,1" mfrb BON
BEN Staotratb BITE 8enuBur9 bes parts
IN cer 4. Watb a!s GefplaB fiji. ta6
.~picutc" oe6 Sdn9e1fefe8 ee1attet.
4bermals pu,De Elm Nntrag be@ alb
& n 9, ben Germ Murray ol6Mloerman&
Der 2. 8arb fetne8 @ibes .peaen III LAM
ger @bmelenbeit fir perluff9 III erfldren,
NIT 3 oeaen s Sttmu1en nieoereeatmmt,
pbmpbl Sting erfldrte, bic Staot f5nte
perrn MurraY $4,000 idbrliV be;ablen,
tueni1 Fl MR. aus benz -Stobtratb pe9s
bletbe. Der Stabtratb e1t|6rte fi& bereit,
Nle. MurrD aus3uwetien, tpenn Ser
Sbearan, Der arbere Mlcerutann Der 2.
@arb &inD6 &utras unterfiiBe, aQetn
Sbeoran erf!arte, baB ct our@au6 nibt
nit Sing absreinatmme urD oab Die BON
oenlelben rpr9eleete Bittldrift 30, Blr>
germ Der 5petten Marp, ueIGe Wurrays
Deplacirung yer!aneen, bios Elm ba!bes
DuBenot Nauten babe, bon benet 'bu1
lberbaupt nur stpsi befannt feten.
Mau iebt paB Rin9 nf9ts gilt TN
Stapratb, uno es III eth Slid fir bic
5Staet bag jrl9e Glen1ente In Der Be>
b6rpe berleltsn aue 8ebeutuas oerloren
baben, unb /. geeer @dnner tpte 9 Il
fep III b~smjenisen Gtnfub sefommen
finb, ben ibr re1tlfder Character urb bic
gerldptferung ibres pr~ioatintere1e5 NIT
bfnl Der Ear5ables nur gum 5ftle Der
8iraer Yer1penpen lptrb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-06

Ser Undergraduate reprdienttrt fur BEN Gtaat Mltr.
ne1pta bic NaHfplsenten @nerps>Ntrnen @bieaep's unb
abernimmt uub eheettrt &uftrase fur ~bieielbe.
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the corruption that has so disturbed the
olfactortes OF the very tumble Marker
we are unable to say. Centuries hence,
when the capitol is but an nnsightly
ruin. the delighted antiquary will hnd
the substitute" in the "Ventilator :"
which, let MS say, IL q highly approprt-
ate place Tor 1t, since the substitute as
we all know from war experience, was
found useful init ttdrafE."
Marker having been wronged by the
substitute" business, which. We take
1t, is his pleasing paraphrase for dis
mtssal as Doorkeeper. became sattsh-
ed that there was a scaudalous waste OF
money" going on, and that 4'is would
never be stopped or honestly inquired
into while the party was in power"
BE therefore, determined 10 give MS
efforts, humble as they are" (the fellow
is as 'um bile as UriAh,Heep), $40 any par
ty organization thatwould correct these
abuses" He then opens his budget,
which proves to be review of the sta
tioDary, hack-hire, and clerical expen-
SEES OF the committees of Congress. II
proves that Congress has been too ex-
lravagant in these matters. But Con
gIess has reduced and retreuched these
expenditures, and Markers figures
will do very we'll for last years alma
nae, If any body cares to read lhem'
The phenomenon of Markers dtscoV-
ering the ''alaTming prodigacy" after
/ he had been removed from office, and
had no longer any opportunity TO get
his share, and then OF having his feel
ings I'wIOnGed" will not escape the
linost casual observer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20
The Hron..s Of manker.

Mr.. Marker has erected several col
umns to his name and services In Tie
National Intelhgencer. Marker has
been holding position not altogether
uuConnected with "the Doorkeeper's
department of the House OF Represen-
tattves,n and, as he tells US, has en-
deavored to discharge his duty In the
very humble position he held in the
House, with as much propriety and
civility as his nature under such cir
cumstances would allow" Such con-
duct is very creditable 10 Marker, very
creditable indeed, and we trust he Will
be rewarded as his nature unoer such
circumstances deserves. Marker has
had his official nose put out of joint, as
1t appears, which has converted him
into a very vigilant, very Jealous, and,
OF course, livery tumble" public ser
want. The dislocation of that organ
had a wonderful effect upon its keen.
ness. It enabled him to smell sew
eral large rats, eating their way
into the Treasury, which he did
not discover when his nasal ap.
pendage was in Its normal con.
dition. Sweet are the uses OF adversely
and it is we'll that there is some com.
pensation for the trials OF graduate
from the "DoOrkeeper's department.
ct was one OF many others, says Man
ker of the acute but distorted proboscis,
"who were wronged by an operation
connected with the Doorkeeper,s de.
partment." This Operation" is the
"substitute matter" 1t seems, and sis
fully explained in the 'Ventilator.' .
Our readers will excuse us for not tell.
ing them what Marker means, especial
ly when we inform them that we have
not the slightest idsaourselyes. Wheth'
er the ''Nentilatorn is the organ OF the
wEonged Doorkeeper's department, cl
the aperture through which escaped
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gpefiaI AptIefs.
Forewarned--Forearmed.
An AWFUL PEsrILENCE

With the cheated term" comes the dang
ers Of that fightrul pesdlenee-Cholera-
what untold and INDISPENSABLE misery it has
brought into thousands ofhouseholdsin our
land every year for generations ras.. a
specific and certain preventative as well as
speedy and absolute cure for this awful dis
ease Is The Great Household Remedy. now
know all over the world, as Mishler,s Herb
Bnterz 1t VIII positively fortIfy the system
against the attacks of Astatic CHOLERA,
Cholera Mo1bus. Cholera Infantum, DiaE-
1hOea, Summer Complaint. Dysentery,
Chonc, Painters cholic, &c d. h. Bissellr
N. D., Fhysician-in-chiefo of the o. 8. Hos
pital Ship, Falcon" highly recommends it
for Cholera, and has used 1t with marvel
lous success in such cases. 1t acts like an
angel of mercy in every Instance. sold by
all druggists and dealers.
Dr. & B. Hartman & Co.. ProprietorS'
Lancaster. Pa
For sale by LAUGHLLN. SMITH & co.
wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20

TENNESSEE Is bankrupt. On Thurs.
day the State Senate passed bill adj
hitting the inability OF the Slate 10 pay
even heinIerest on its debt. Such is
the model kingdom of Birthstone
BrownlOw, where ''all men are equal p
and ignorant negroes have everything
their own way.-RegiSter.
Well, that ought to suit you exactly.
You propose the United STAGES shall do
precisely the same thing: admit its ina
bility "to pay even the interest on its
debt" by converting that debt without
the consent of the creditors, from inter,
bearing securities into non-interest
bearing greenbacks. II a State is
bankrupt" when it cannot pay "the
interest on its debt" would not the
United States be bankrupt when 1t. be.
ing able to pay its interest as nominal
ed in the bond, refuses to do So? Will
our friend please explain the differ
ence?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20
sTore CAUSES orBIood Poison.

Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion to the blood. Grief,
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
to circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils to the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here We are admon-
ished of the superior advantage of BRAN
DRETH's Pills. For If the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
allay the turmoil and are healing balm to
the brain. While. should the blood circu-
late too slowly, tintipg the skin With dark
hue, they at once relieve the blood of its ex-
cess of carbon; thus they relieve the mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood Will be deposiIed. This Is the
way lamps, boils. tumors, carbuncles, are
produced. All are cured, often prevented
by the use OF BRANDREIH's PILLS.
Principal ONCE, Brandreth House, New
York. Sold by all druggists ausl7-lmd&w
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IF WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED
AZ 0uTNCCTv AZ
CeIsTAD0nO,s uAIR DYE

&A5 SO4SNA4 AZ
CRISTADORO-S HAIR DYE
CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
From Gray to Rlack, people might laugh at
the ravagss OF age. The process only oc-
cupIes five minutes.
CristndorO's Hair PreserVatiye
woMAN's R1GHTs.-Among the rights of
women may bs reckoned the right TO pre-
serve her hair in its original luxuriance,
gloss, color, texture and elasticity, as long
as she can. To enable her to do so we
recommend the very best article we know OF
"a preparation about which there is no de-
ceptIon, which we have tried and seen tried,
aud not found wanting-we mean CRSTA-
DORO'S hair preseIver and beautlfier.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all BAR
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. Aston House.
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TIE
National Trust Go.
or4HE CITY OF NEW YORK,
80. S36 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHAhIEEkhb Oh k7A<@44~s
DARIUS r. AIASGAX, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
rl,5ertto Check at Sight SPECIAL DEPoS-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at i've per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over so
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al personally liable To depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to donble
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or Smaliam, UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and wITHOUTNoTICE,a allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
lies throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special ad-
vantages of security, CONVENE and pIoft.
jAlS-6md&w
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The Democrats propose TO save two
hundred and tiity millions OF taxes
annually to the people by abolishing
inc army OF uespoIism, and smashing
Tue niger bureau.-ReSister.
Would the Register have the goodness
to explain how The appropriations
for the army of despotism +" this year
are SSS,Osl, Ols, and for the mpippe,
bureau" $500, 600, or sss. ssh ,ols for both
This much might be saved, but how
are you going TO save the other S2I6,.
OOO. OOOP ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20

ITO Owners of. Horses and Cattle"
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war.
ranted superior to any others, or no pay, for
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
Hide Bound, Colds, &C., in HOSES and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn
DIstemper, &C., in Cattle. These "Powders'
were formerly put up by Simpson I. Tobias
son OF Dr.TobIas, and since his death the de
mand has been SO great that Dr.. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly safe and innocent; no need OF stop
ping the working of your animals. They
increase the appetite, give a f1ne coat
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF COWS. Try them,
and yo1 will never be without them. Col.
P1iio P. Bush, OF the Jerome Park Race
Course," FoTdhan, n. Y, would not use
them until he was told OF what they were
composed. since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty rum
ing horses in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and stoi ekeepers through
ont the United States. Price rs cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
auE-I7-1md&w ..
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6uS Sale.
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM. s5n,u.-
"A below The city, and only y n iIe Us
MoorE's Landing, on the Ohio Rfvsr E9l n
acres, - under cultivation. On Il tEs-SS ~
comEortA BILE dwelling house, Etablin1 S.s = =
and spring house $40 thrifty ppIe ne Si
abundance Of small fruit TO- famTIS' sno
VIII be sold at a fair pricS on easy IerrSv uSs'
auGl4 /. lRVTI-
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WHY oLpHAM, an original seces.
sIonigt, one of the celebrated "twentv
thousand" driven out of this State BY
its "tylannical laws" is to be brought
back here to canvass for the lost cause
BY nll means, gentlemen, send Wiley
into Marshall county.
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Notice.
west Liberty Academy

An English and Classical school.
nHE FALL TERM ia WEEKS OF
this Institution, located at West Liberty,
w. Va, on the Wheeling and Bethany pike,
II miles from the city, Will be o en- Tor the
reception OF pupils OF both sexes SEPT. TTH,
proX. classical course thorough and com.
plets. special attention given to those pre-
pairing TO teach Tuition 81 to $40, paH able
IN advance. Board and lodging frUm 50 to
81 per week. Address
JNO. q. FRAZIER, A. NJ, Principal,
orGES. W. y. CURTIS, Pres'C board.
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lSsSS'2s--'S
Sow i VIII be seen thai none ofthese
can be properly considered expenses of
the War Department. Fiye-sizths OF
this EIxty-sir millions were arrearages
Of tie var. Our Democratic friends
will probably inquire. what war? as
they seem 20 have forgotten all about
II. Ii they viii inquire Of tie widow
who ives a few doors OF, or OF the first
one armed lldier they meet, they will
learn that = great rebellion ragged in
this land from early in 1851 till the
spripE OF 1855, and that it cost the
County so much that last year-lhree
years after actual hostilit;es ceased
the nation had TO pay more than fry
millions of war claims which were due
and could not be postponed, and that
nearly q million more was required to
remove the remains of patriotic men,
KILLED in the struggle to save their
Govesnment,} from rebel soil and de-
posi-. them in the great national burial
aeids hllfd by the rebellion.
The cost proper OF The War Depart
ment, 1t Will be seen, is but a little over
s56. 600, 600.
\ striking feature OF the foregoing
exhibit is the relatively small amount
ac,uslly required for Southern recon-
s;ruciiun ezpenses-onIy little over a
million and half for the military gov
ernmen,s which the Democracy howl
about as costing millions on top of
millions and grinding the country with
taxation for their support-uot a great
deaf more than was paid for subsistence
Of Indians, and not as much IS the
Indian war in Kansas which has just
broken out will cost the Government
In week.
Then the terrible Freedmen's Bureau,
which feeds more white Democrats in
,he South than black Republicans
only cost, last year, little over three
millions, aud has never cost from the
beginning much over six millions, in.
stead OF the untold millions which the
Democracy tell us the country pays to
suPportneGroesi in Idleness.
These figures are from the official
statement of Commissioner Wells, pub
lished in our issue OF the 1st inst. We
wish our Democratic friends would
study some sound authority before they
undertake 20 talk about the Govern
ment expenditures, aud then either tell
the truth about them or refrain from
telling the reverse.
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THURSDAY a1oHNING. AUoUsr 20.

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-No commune
cation not accompanied by the name of
the writer can uppearin tbese columns.
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FROBE Il BODLEYs,
Sealed Proposals

wv Tertiary until August goth, at 10 a. M.
for tho uin0Ient Bolts, straps. SLlrTupS,
Washers, dC connected with the roof OF the
Aoulh cell building. TracInRS or lines of the
roof can be seen aJtho once OF j. 3. Fairfax,
Architect, Wheeling.
Mark bids "for Roof Irons"
.s.MCSADDEN,
sunt w. Va. Penitenuary, Moundsynle,
West Va. rr-tT augl5.Id