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A InUd of PoIittcaI Heather.

The result of tho elections in Yer
mont, on yesterday, signifies nothing.
Vermont is land of political heathen.
IL ia n lind OF men cut Off by their pc.
siIiOu from the great world, and as I'm
penetrable to outside influence as the
monks of st. Observation-Disclosures
(Vd.) DiSputch.
Vermont Is The only State in the
Union which furnished it's full quota
of men for tho nrIny during the war
without draft. And we may add that
no Vermont regiment turned its back
upon the rebels during the war with
out orders.
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Ornnt Meeting la nrOoKc County.

We have been requested to announce
that Grnnt and Collax meeting will
he held at the mouth of Short Creek,
Brooke county, Saturday next. 12th
inst, at i O'Clock, p. NJ. The speakers
will he DIR. G. w. Caldwell and Col
Milton Wells. The wellsburg GleC
club will be present. Citizens of al
parties, and OF both Brooke and Han
cock counties, are Invited.
The correspondent who sends us this
notice adds: f" Brooke county Is good
for 80 to 40 majority for Grant and Col
fax"
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gew Embellishments.
TO Teachers and Friends of
Education.

To Teachers and Friends of
Education.
HIHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS
ure in calling attention to the following
admirable text books by
WILLIAM BINGHAM, A. NJ,
Superintendent OF the Bingham School,
MebanevIlle, North Carolina.
/. A GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
For tile use of Schools and Academies.
With cOpious parsing exercises. Price u
cents; single copies will be furniS he'd TO
teachers, for examination, with n view to
Introduction, on receipt OF so cents.
@ A GRAMMAR OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE
For the use OF Schools With Ell ercisei
and YocabulRries. Price 81 so. Single
Copies Will be furnished TO teachers, for
examination, with q view TO Introduction,
on receipt of one dollar. -,
q. CI:sARs CoMaEHTARIEs ON the Gallo
War, With Vocabulary, notes, and a
new map OF Gaul. Price 81 CO., Single
COPIES Will be furnished TO teachers, 1or
examination, with a view TO Introduction,
on receipt of one dollar.
These books ARE handsomely lssuedI and
the high reputation OF the author is guar
antee of their excellence.
Address, L. ID. BUILEh g 90,
1871 youth Fourth ST., philadelphia, Pa
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF HEw YORK,
No. s3G BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST ON all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEtos-
IT'S for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over zoo
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
or large wealth. and financial experience,
who arc al,o personally liable TO depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n lar ge or small lame UNITS, and permits them
to be drnwn rs awhole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and wITHOUTNoTICE,a allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANcEs, par
ties throughout tho country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages of security, convene ace and pIotlt,
jelS-GmdSw
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james Elthorton, heretofore Promi'
nent Radical of West Virginia, has
taken the stump for Seymour and
BInir.-Dcmocrdtic Exchange.
Who is James ElLhortonP We pro-
fess to be pretty well acquainted with
the prominent radicals of West Vir-
ginIa, but VIC never heard OF this man
InCnrn
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tho partnership heretofore existing in
the Planning Mill and Lumber business in
Bridgeport, Belmont county, OHIO, between
Ewing Turner and Amos j. Osborn, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The bnsi-
ness will be conducted in the future by Ew.
Ing Turner & Sons, at the old stand, who Will
settle all claims due to or owing to said Jate
firm, Thankful for past favOrs the new firm
will eudeaVor 10 merit and hope to receive a
liberal share of public patronage.
EWING TURNER & SONS
SEPTEMBER LIST, lS6S. sep9-lW"
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We have SO often begged our cores
pondents to write only on one side of
Tie sheet, that we now give notice TO
all whom 1t may concern that no COM
municatIon written on both sides of the
paper, hereafter received, Will appear in
our columns.
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rno remrer % QUO we.. W. ..Dcmoe:

:
a private letter from friend who
has recently visited the different SEQ
tions of the State, and who is not Mt all
given to oxaggeration, gives.the follow
ing picture of the Democratic organ
lsaliun in its present temper. The writer
is IA man of cool Judgment, and when
he uses n word, means exactly all that
tho word expresses. His statements
correspond with all the information
that comes to.us from the interior and
border counties:
1t is useless for Republicans to de-
ludo themselves with the belief of u
victory without hard and systematic
work. What have witnessed within
tho last three weeks has satisfied
mo. and would, 1 Rm sure, satisfy
any reasonable man, that if the
so-called Democratic party should
come into power in West Virginia the
condition OF her loyal people would b.
intolerRble. beyond all caVil the-active
element in 1t Is rebel, violent, uncom-
promising. More than once within the
last three weeks have heard Its par
tIzans in numbers shout for Wade
Hampton and groan for our flag. Had
not heRred this myself could hardly
have credited It. 1 say most unhes.
itatingly that the active rebel element
OF West Virginia is as null OF the spirit
of characterization aud as hostile tC
the government as Mt my time during
the war.
The exhibition of rowdyism, the dis
gushing profanity and blackguardisn
Of drunken rebels, evidently set on by
cooler heads, to break up the Repubii
ran meeting at Philippl on the LIST inst
are but sparks from the volcano o
threatened anarchy which slumbers
beTeath us, a general outburst of which
cap only be aVeTted by "a clear and en-
Hhatic rebuke by those who desire
peace OF these rebels and their friends
at tho ballot box.
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THE National Intelligencer tells
Messrs. SEWARD and EvARIs that they
should either support SEYMOUR or
leave the Cabinet. 1t is intimRted that
this friendly advice was .'inspired"
from the White House.
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The only surprising thing relative to
Georgia to HoRATIo SEYMOUR, is, that
the distinguished gentleman did not
decitneit before proceeding to devour
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agew advertisements.
Notice.

RsoNs DESIRING TO TAKE
lessons in German can learn of teacher
by addressing box $50. seq9.lte
For Cincinnati, Louisville q st.LouIs.
The nne steamer ]. w. GARRETT
~ siiee.-A Band BARGES, Capt. John X.
- Booth, will leave as above Thurs
day the 10th instant at o'clock p. m.
For freight apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATrELLE & CO.,
sep9-2t Agents.
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Coal dining by Machinery.
A New and Important Invention.
The attention OF Manufacturers, Coal
operators and all Interested is invited to
B A r MS
IMPROVED
COAL, EXCAVATCR.

PATENTED APRIL II. 1858.
OlHE COAL EXCAVATOR Is MA
j chine foraunderminlng coal, simple in
It's construction, easy in its operation, maxi
ing It's bearings with rapidly, having two
motions one parallel TO tile side OF the mine
and one moving the machine directly up to
the bed OF coal as fast as the picks or chlsels
cut their way into 1t and is easily moved
from room TO room in q bank or pit.
THE EQUAL AVATOk SAVES TIME,
making bearing in 8 II. x It. in q to 30
minutes.
IT SAVES COAL-SavIng% tun in every
8 tuus excavated This gain alone Will pay
for machine in n short time.
IT SAVES LABOR.-The Coal ExcaVntor
can be operated by hand Ia boy twelve years
old can run lO or IL desired steam or horse
power can he attached.
IFEAVES TROU BLE.-So vexatious de.
lays, or Idle banks for want OF hands and no
more strikes, for the only strikes" the Cool
ExcaVator makes are hard strikes with
sledges and picks against the coal.
ltistn brief the great Labor Saver OF the
The proprietors of the Coal Excavator are
prepared 10 I'LL orders for machIues, ready
Tor operation in banks or pits, or they will
dispose OF territory TO Manufacturers or
Agents.
For further particulars and terms, address
w. ii. NORTON, Genn Agent,
Sep9-lt Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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AN IrlShnann'sV view or lhe BOND CUES.


An IrIsIn,an's View Orlhe bond CUES.
ton.
The Decatur (IllInois) Ga=ette reports
the following conversation that occur
red between prominent Democrat and
an Irishman of that city, recently. For
convenience 1t designates the persons
as Jack and Pat. lid.
Jack-How do you like the Demo-
cratic platform?
'Pat-I can't understand it; would ye
be after explaining it to me-all about
the bond question: IN
Jack-Oh, yes, with pleasure. You
see the rich men own all the bonds, and
the poor men have to pay for the bonds.
Pat-The divil, ye say; is that the
way2
party propose to pay of the bonds with
greenbacks, and thus everybody will
be treated equally.
Pat-Is that our PLATFORM
Jack-Not in so many words-but
that is what It means, and now, Pat, 1
want you to do all you can for our
party-bring tho boys out to all the
meetings, and
Pat-Hould on, Jack; will yer pay
ing the bonds off in greenbacks make
the poor man as rich rs tho bOndhold-
er?
Jack-Nos exactly; the bondholder
willhave his greenbacks where we can
tax them.
Pat-Then there will be all green
backs and money will be plenty; and
We'll git gould for our grcenbncks, If
we elect Seymour?
Jack-Not exactly; there is not gold
enough in the country.
Pat-Then we are not to have gould
at all. How In the divil are ye going
TO pay off the greenbacks
Jack-A part OF it will be payed of
by taxation, the money we take from
the people for revenue and stamps,
ETC., and as the greenDHcks get worn by
constant handling we will print new
ones.
Pat-I see you propose to take the
debt now carried by the rich bondhold-
and poor alike, by forcing the bond
holder to spend his money for property.
Jack-Exactly. You are learning
fast, and you sec
Pat-Hould Oman idee strikes me.
If the government debt is all in green
backs, and thin in circulation, how
many cords oE'em will it take to buy a
cord of wood2
Jack-I cannot exactly say what they
would be worth-that will regulate
itself. But, by the by, Pat could you
pay me that little note you owe me? II
was due yesterday and L need the
money very much.
Pat-Yes, 1 know the note is due, and
I'll pay you according TO the dimne-
cratic platform.
Jack-What do you mean?
Pat-I mane I'll give you fresh mole
for the one ye have.
Jack-There's nothing about giving
fresh notes. in the Democratic plat
form.
Pat-Yis, ye said we pay the bonds
of in greenbacks, and both of them are
promises to pay of the same govern
ment. Yes give one promise to pay
for another one, and I'll give you a
fresh promise to pay for the one you
have now. Tho note you have now
says ten per cent. interest; the new one
will say without interest, aud no time
set for its payment.
Jacl1-But this is an individual mat
ter, and the other is a government mat
ter. You honestly owe me, and prom
ised 10 pay me yesterday. Your prop
osition is to cheat me out of my money.
Pat-An' its chatin' we out of your
money, is il? An haven't 1 as good a
right to chate ye as the government
has TO chate the widders and orphans
whose money is all in government
bonds? pll pay ye on the Democratic
platform!
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mIsHLKR's HERB B1TrERs.

This plain ASSERTION Is Endorsed by medical
men of the highest rank who daily pre-
scribe these Bitters in their private practice.
1t will drive out these distressing disorders
and fo1tiry the system against their return.
In all diseases OF the Stomach, Kidneys,
Liver. Bowels, Lungs, and Heart. 1t works
like charm and affords immediate relief
while 1t perfectly cnres the patient and pre-
vents a relapse. 1t has cured more dIseas es
and saved more lives than any other medi-
cine ever known.
Sold everywhere.
DIR. s. b. HARTMAN q co.,
Sole Projectors, L ancnster Pa,
And No. 20. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
seps-2w
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spetfaI 9utIfes.
Our Blessings Brighten.

For Cholera MorDus. summer Complaint.
Diar1nqoa, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermlt-
tent ard Bilious Fevers, ChIlls and Fever
Neuralgia. &c, there Is no remedy equnito
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JOHN B. JEUr, editor of the Cincin-
natl VolkSfretrsd, addressed the Ger
man Democracy of Dayton, last Thurs
day evening. Mr., vallandigham was
present and opened the meeting with a
few remarks. This is one oithe fellows
invited by the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee to address the work
ingmen" of Wheeling. You always
know a man by the company he keeps.
IT has been SO much the fashion : 10
abuse, rather,thAn commend, the State
Central Committee, that 1t afTords ms
much pleasure to record the following
paragraph which we have in the private
letter of judicious friend in the in,
terror:
think our State Central Commltte,
deserves great praise for the active can,
vess they are having, carried ON owe,
tneStAte. Union men In All the SSS,,S,
es shouid not hesitate n rnomant 4,
sssSsnSthen their hands by liberal con
9anSuSns and otherwise in the 1iorSom
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s0n LIS EXCELSIOR HAND POINT,
OUU cd Horse Shoe Malls, assorted s!Ees.
PC. HILDReEH q RROr,
deelS s. Main Street.
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a Republican meeting is to be held
at TriadeIphla next Saturday afternoon,
to he addressed by Gen. GoG, Prof.
McDaid and WIN. p. Hubbard, Esq.
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for 8Eat.
For Rent,

DOoMS WITH POWER AND OFFTCr1,
III In the large Warehouse formerly oWned
BY Jas. H. Forsyth. Enquire OF
THOS: q: CULBERTSON
sepS-lw Market strast
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Grnut Meeting asa MARSHALL comfy.
A Grant and CoIfax meeting will be
held next Saturday afternoon at
Goudy'a Farm, in Marshall county.
on the Waynesburg road. A. w.
Campbell, ESD of this city, will be
the speaker.
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For Rent.

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS, NO. 10 AND 70, ON
Monroe street, formerly occupied by Wilson
a Simpson, a desirable location. PosSessi0n
sepS I.IRwIN.
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Antlpaafsmtnts.
FOR JUDGE,

NDATKsSRS. EDFroRs:-Piease announce
~ E, H CALDWELL, our present, able
and efdcieRt Judge, as a candidate for reelee-
uOn in the First Judicial Circuit.
nnG2Q.te OHIO COUNTY,.
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WILSON, ,DUNLEVY & WHEELER

RE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH
n TO order Packing Tierces, Flour and APP
pie Barrels, Half Barrels, Grocery and Nail
Kegs OF all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes;
also Steam Boat Hulls and Barges.
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G INTELLIGENCER.

II r II NJ ..
SvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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GtueQntell1qetrrer

osrscE: 80. Is qUIaCE STREET..
FRBW, HAGANs & HALL.
PnoPREToEs.
WEDNESDAY aIOnNINo, SEPT. ..
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A Rsvelatlou,

We heard of revelation being made
through q medium" the other Gay,
that is of no little importance to q class
of officers in "our thriving young State"
At a recent meeting of circle of rap
pers" in an adjoining county, the "spir-
it" of q departed friend OF one OF the
party was called up. The deceased had
been a Federal soldier, and in one OF
his conflicts for the preservation of the
Union, had lost leg. He afterwards
died, as all men must, sooner or later.
Like his friend on earth, he was good
catholic. His immortal spirit being
summoned to earth again, and its pres
ence manifested, the following dialogue
took place:
Friend.-'Is that youy John ~
Spirit.-"It is, as snre as you have a
soul to save" ;-G.-
F.-"Where are you, John ?"
SIN purgatory."
F.-'What are you doing theref-
Why don't you get cut p
Sob! / am here for short time
on some slight charges, but will be
released SOON" .,....
fare there many therep
S.-"Yes, good many"
F.-"Have you any word to send to
our friends here
SIZES, if we have any friends
among Gov. Boreman's Board OF Regis.
tration or among the Registrars, tell
them 10 resign at once, for not one Of
them has erer got out Of here get, and 4
heard 81. Peter sag he thought it could go
MIGHTY HARD WITH Misunderstanding
Conservative.
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Errors About II ulls.

There is ne benefit derived from feed
ing males meal or aught else to have
any inf uence on the offspring, nor does
it answer any end towards enabling
them to serve more females; for a bull
in store condition, or a ram in a natural
state as regards flesh, and beth of them
getting naught but what the rest of the
general stock get, will be certain OF
giving mere satisfaction than any pet
ted animal.
Sterility proceeds from over feedisg,
and also from inactivity; aud when a
bull has only few cows, he is much
more likely to cease string stock. l
have heard people limit yearling bulls
connections; and one man will tell you
the calves are not SO good from so
young a bull, and another that he will
be less likely to retain his vitality II be
has many cows at one year old. All this
is nonsense, for l have known scores OF
instances whore from forty to two hun.
dred and forty cows have been In cali
to one bull without impairing his gen.
erative powers; but, on the other side,
have known very many useless males,
rendered so by overlooking and insult
ficient exercise of the the provocative or
gans.-
In cases where bull is required to
serve great numbers, the connections
may be restricted, for the cow is quite
as likely to breed from one jump as
more; and, in such case, bull will
get four hundred calves with quite as
little drain on his system as if he ran at
liberty with emily forty cows. Any one
who knows sught of the habits of cattle
is well aware that in the course Of the
twelve or fifteen hours COW remains In
heat there Will be at least twenty leaps
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BittcPS.

The human stomach seems to require tonic
stimplant. From time whereof the memory of
man runneth not to the contrary, tonic bitters
have been used. Formerly men made their own
bitters and few thought of eating breakfast
without first taking their "tansy." Those were
days, however, when prohibitory laws were un.
known. and in consequence, liquors were pure.
Dealers could then afford TO be honest and sell
nothing hut the unauthorized. Now, however,
what with government tax and court fines poke
berry Juice and alcohol mxst pass muster for
"old rye" and pure bourbon" People have
come to fear poison ng more than malarial dis.
eases and dropped their "tansy." Right here is
where HosTf TIER & SMITH, of Pittsburgh, have
prOveI. beneiactOrs. Years ago they commenced
the manuiaG ture of HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BTTTERS, laying il down as rule that has
since be2u cOnscientiOusly followed to use moth.
ing but the puTest liquors, manufactured ex-
preSSly for them. BY strict adherence to this
rule they have won public confidence and reaped
their reward in large, profitable and steady
business. Their BITTERS is known all over
tue country. They are the pioneers OF the bust
ness and have the largest mandatory in the
world. Nor has success in their case, as in too
many instances. rendered them careless: their
Bitters is pure and good to-day, as was the
first distillstiOn. Weheartily recommend them
as Il teuic.
As specific for dyspepsia, biliousness, con.
situation, nervousness, general debility, and re-
mittent and Intermittent fevers its efficacy has
never been questioned
There are many worthless limitations; we
alnestly caution the public against them.