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more Cansea orBIood poison.


Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion 10 the blood. Grief
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
to circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duee serious OWLS to the health unless ore
vented by timely aid. Here we are admon-
tshed OF the superior advantage of BRAN
DRErHs PILLs. FOR II the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
allay the turmoil and are healing balm to
tho brain, While, should the blood circu-
late too slowly, Uniting the skin witha dark
hue, they at once rslieSe 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
nom the blood Will bedepoSited. This is the
way Jumps, boils, tumors, carbuncles, are
produced, All are cured, often prevented
by the use OF BRASDRKTHS Pills.
Principal once, Brandreth House, New
York. Sold by an druggists. auglT-Imd&V
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sETO Owners of Horses and CnttIe.''
Tobias Derby Condition Powders, are war
ranted superior to any others, or no pay, for
thecure OF Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
Hide-Bound, Colds, &C., In Horses and Colds,
Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn
Dlstemper, &C., in Cattle. These PROVIDERS
were formerly put up by Simpson 1. Tobias,
son of DIR. Tobias, and since his death the de-
mand has been SO great that DIR. 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 fine coat,
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk OF cows. Try them,
and you will never be without them. Col.
PhIlO r. Bush, OF the Jerome Park Race
Course" Fordham, N. Y, would mot use
them untn he was told OF what they were
composed. since which time he is never
without them. Ho 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 storekeepers through
out the United States. Price IS cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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judicial and SENATORIAL Convention.

We would remind our friends in this
and heother Panhandle counties that
a Convention for the nomination Of
Republican candidates for Judge of this
Circuit and Senator from this District,
is called to meet in this city on Thurs
day next, 18th inst. Hancock, Brooke
and Ohio constitute the Senatorial Dis
trict, and these three with Marshall the
Judicial Circuit.
With an acceptable nomination, there
can be no doubt that in this Circuit the
Republicans will elect the Judge. The
candidate for Judge can come from any
county OF the Circuit. The gentlemen
whose names are mentioned by their
permission in connection with this
nomination are A. Bolton Caldwell,
Esq, of this city, Hon. E. n. Caldwell,
of MoundsYille, 1.-THE incumbent,) and
Daniel Donehoo, Esq, OF Hancock. The
name of DIR. G. w. Caldwell, of Wells
burg, has also been mentioned in this
connection, but whether with his per-
mission or not we don't know.
The Senator must come this time from
Ohio county. AS yet, nobody is known
to be an aspirant for the nomination.
Whether the Republicans elect the Sem
ator or not will depend entirely on
whether their full vote is brought out
In Ohio county. II this is done we shall
elect him; IL not, not.
We trust there will be full attend
ance OF delegates from all the counties,
in order, first, that wise counsels may
prevail; and, second, that the nominal
lions may be acceptable TO ali the coun-
ties interested.
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MESHLRR,s HERB B1TTERs.


This plain assertion is Endorsed by medical
men OF the highest rank who daily pre-
rcribe these Bitters in their private practice.
1t Will drive out these distressing disorders
and fortlfy the system against their return.
In all diseases OF the Stomach. Kidneys,
Liver, Bowels, Lungs. and Heart, it works
like a charm and affords immediate relief
while it perfectly cures the patient and pre-
vents relapse. 1t has cured moro disease s
aud saved more lives than any other medI-
cine ever known.
Sold every where.
DIR. S. b. HARTMAN q CO..
Sole Projectors, L aneaster Pa,
And No. SO, Market street. pittsburgh, Pa.
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IF WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED

IF WRINKLES COULD BE REMOVED
AS QUICKLY AS
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
From Grny to Rack, people might laugh mt
the ravages OF age. The process only &C.
cupIes i've minutes.
CriStadOro's Hair PreserVatIVe
WoMAN's RIGHTs-Among the rights OF
women may be reckoned the right 10 pre-
serve her hair in its original luxuriance,
gloss, color, texture and elasticity, as long
as she can. To enable her to. do SO wc
recommend the very best article we know OF
"a preparation about which there is no de-
ception, which we have tried and seen tried,
and not found wanting-we mean CRSTA-
DoRo's hair preserver and beautiner.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot, No. @ Aston House.
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received on gold, leaving S298, $40, 81 as
the ordinary expenses of the Govern.
ment for three and a quarter years, or
little less than $92, OO0, 900 year. he
then compares these expenses with
those of Mr.. Buchanan's administra-
ton, which for Its last fiscal year were
$40, s4l 900, or, reduced TO currency at
the rate of 140 for gold, $l07, 577 400 In
our present money.
This comparison is not exact. The
ordinary expenses of our government
were paid out of the receipts for Gus.
toms and internal revenue. But as the
outlay was nearly all currency the
gold was first reduced 10 currency.
The premiums of Sill, DOC, 900 represent
this reduction, and were paid out as
currency. In order TO compare the
expenses with those of Buchanan's
be included. 1t wOuld be more exact
to say that the total expenses for three
years and a quarter have been S4lO,-
$40, 3T1 of our currency, or at the rate
of $126, 412, 40 each year; while A1r.
Buchanan's outlay was in our curren-
cy. at f40 for gold, Sl07, 577, 400.
This comparison is startling enough.
In the first place, the service now rem
dered to the government is vastly
greater than 1t was then. The collec-
ton and disbursement of the reve-
nue. required by the war debt are alone
more costly now than the whole work
OF the government ought to have been
then. The unsettled condition of the
Southern States, and the Indian war,
too, have involved expenses wholly
unknown in that last peaceful year of
BuchRnan's administration. That the
cost of that year approached SO near
the cost of a year since the war, Is at
once the most terrible demonstration of
the general corruption and extrava-
nf TIM un1nF liam.
Ocratic rule, and the highest possible
tribute to its comparative economy
under a Republican Congress.
But the contrast is stronger than the
figures make it. Every man knows
that even real money is not worth what
1t was then. A payment of Slo1 In goldi
in 1860 was worth far more than one OF
Sl26 now. The fall in value OF the dol
lar is far from fully represented by the
premium on gold. 1t would be falrer
to make an average estimate OF the cost
of the means of life, which shows our
currency to represent about four-seY-
enths of its value then. Tine comparison
of the last year of democratic rule with
the Government for three years past,
then, becomes truly startling. The
same service is obtained by Congress at
less than half what 1t then cost the coun-
try.
But Mr.. Buchanan's administration
is no proper standard for comparison.
It was corrupt beyond all precedent;
and 1t is to be hoped that its corruption
will remain without parallel. 1t Is
more to the purpose to show, as Mr..
Atkinson's figures do show, that there
Is no ground for Congress for general
extravaganza since the war. Every
charge ofthe kind which has been made
rests on perVersion of the facts; and
now that these are finally established,
cannot be repeated without convicting
the accuser ofcalumny.
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LAST WEEK the three hundred Tan
ners from Wabash who had made ar
rangements to attend the great demon
stration at indianapolis found that
they could not get a train certain to
make the necessary connection, and
accordingly they met in the early hours
of the morning and marched sixteen
miles to Peru, where they made sure
of their train. Such spirit as that is
unconauerable.
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Sprtfsl anttsrs.
National Trust Go.
or THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. s3s BROADWAY.
~ o1,y1 -no
1--WE 80 =
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS R. MANGAaG, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months: or more, may be made
at i've per cent. Tie Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS IL dIvIded among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al,o personally liable to depositors
for all obligations of the Company to double
the amount of their cnpItal stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amounts, and permits them
TO be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this institution with special adj
vantages of security, CONVENE ace and pIoft,
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ASouNo democrat was converted at
Lewiston, Me-, the other evening by a
brickbat. He had accepted an invita-,
ton to attend a Tanners meeting, and
while in the procession was hit by a
brick thrown by brother democrat,
which carried him over, andhis name
now stands ON the Tanners club,
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Our Democratic friends have taken a
sudden interest in the development
of the water power of New England.
They want the whole State of Vermont
administrator Post.
They will be damming the Stnte OF
Maine. too. after to-day.
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DIED;

DIED.
ARMsTRoNG-Septem Ilth.. 1855, in
Woodsd cid, o., ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG,
in the SD year OF his age.
The Funeral will take place from the
Fourth st. NJ. f. Church, Wheeling, on
Monday, September 18th, at 2 o'clock. p. m.
The friends of the deceased and family are
respectfully:invitedt 10 attend.
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The World wants $4,000 black
votes for the "White Mans Party' in
the South. There 1ous niger once,
as we have heared, who sat on limb
and sawed it of between himself and
the Tree. but it is hardly possible that
thore nre 375. 900 such.
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Marx TWAIN is in Cleveland. BE Is
putting through the press a book abont
his trip to the Holy Land.
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HALL-TAYLoR-on Thursday evening
SeptemberlO 1SGS, by Rev. w. X. MHyberry
Mr.. 'BESJAlIIN HALL TO Miss ARAEEL LA
TAYLOR, all OF this city.
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Special alntssYs.
Our Blessings Brighten.

For onol.,. 5e,sa.. s.nn.. complaint.
Dlauhna, 1g digestion, Dyspepsia, 1ntermit-
tent and BIZ ous Fevers, Chllls and Fever
&c., there is no remedy equal to
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Donnestics.

O.4 d 1o-4 BLEACHED AND BROWN
y Sheetings; 9-S & 5-4 Pillow Case Goods.
A great job in Grey Plaid oassimeres for
skirts shirts and boys GnistS.
sepIA ]. y. RHODES d co.
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FJ0nI Ne NelB York POGl

Tho speech of Mr.. Atkinson, Of Ros-
ton, before the Massachusetts Republi-
can Convention, which was printed in
the EpcHfR0 Post yesterday, is the most
careful aud accurate statement yet
made OF the work done by Congress
the last three years towards the reduce
ton of the public debt. He shows by
Official figures, which admit of no dis.
pute, that the debt of the United States
in April, 1865, including all their obli-
cations for the back pay of troops, and
upon contracts made, of which tho &C
counts had not been audited. was SS.
2SHIS3,S 1926 and that more than $500.
OOO, 900 of this debt have been maid or
by the government, out OF its current
| revenues, since that time.
This great fact had not, indeed. been
quite unknown. All readers Of the
Erening Post were aware that Tho NH
llshed statements OF the debt of 1855
were far below the sum of all the OH.
legations of the country at that time /.
and that the enormous revenues of that
year, nearly $3.50, GOO, coo had been con-
sumed chiefly in paying that part OF
the debt which had not, In April, 1866,
been adjusted on the books of the Treas.
ury. But Is WAS impossible, without
exact knowledge of the disbursements
by the Treasury, and of the purposes
Tor whleh they were made, to know
precisely how much money had gone
~ BHy was ueDL AT Inc
close OF the war; and how much to pay
the current expenses of government
after the war.
Mr.. Atkinson, with the help of Mr..
Wells, the Special Commissioner of the
Revenue, has succeeded in separating,
these two elements of the outlay of me
Government, The actual disburse-
ments OF the Government for three
years have been s., 652. O5S. $50. OF this
nearly one-half, or $SO2, as, $50, have
gone to pay debt incurred in the war;
and have been as truly a reduction OF
the principal of the debt, as IL thai
amount Of bonds had actually been re-
deemed. ofthe remainder, Sass, 4S4, S3S
nave gone TO pay interest on the fund
ca and acknowledged debt; leaving in
all SAl0, S40,371 paid for the current ex-
penses OF the Government during the
| culaton, and this IL eyideDtIv aus ~,
haste, Is this: He deducts nom the Iast
named sum SILL, oO0, 600 as the Premium
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Actual Reduction ssoo.ooo,oo
ono.Fourth tho Debt Paid.
Tho Real Expenses of Govern.
ment.

Edward Atkinson of Boston, in an
address before the Republican State
Convention at Worcester, Thursday,
made the most thorough and exhaus-
tive exhibit of the Public Debt that has
yet been made. He goes deeper than
the partial exhibits of Secretary Nc
CullOch, ana shows what the debt
actually was at the close of the war.
The statement is long and technical
longer than many of our readers would
care to read through; but the substan-
tial facts are given in the summarized
statements below; and to them we ask
the attention of every reader of what
ever party who wants 10 know for his
own satisfaction what are the actual
facts in regard TO matter about which
there has been SO much misrepresenta-
ton.
From The Neao York Tribune.
II has been usual to state the reduc-
ton of our public debt Mt $3.50, 200, 600,
that being the amount by which the
Hscertained debt liquidated at the
| Treasury by the issue of bonds or other
securities has been reduced. We have
been careful to couple this statement
with the fActi that, beside this reduc-
ton of the ascertained debt, we have
paid about S50O,OOO,OOO in back pay,
bounties, overdue contracts, transport
taIion, and the other expenses of clos
ing up the war. These were really in
} CURED and due in August, 1865, and
should be added TO the amount OF the
ascertained debt of that date, in order
to arrive at the maximum amount of
the debt and the total sum by which II
has been reduced. Mr.. Edward Atkin.
/ in a a a1
Worcester, before the Republican Com
veniion OF Massachusetts, presents
the actual facts in .stheir true
I light, showing that the actual in
debtedness, liquidtaed and unliquIdaL-
ed, was, on August L, 1865, s.. 2S7, 73S.-
800 that it was on June 80, 1865, 81, 49,
0O0,OO0-being nn actual reduction of
SS02, u.s., 329 in the principal of the debt.
| By the same rRpidity of payment we
could pay of the entire debt within ten
/ yenrs. The figures ARE as follows: The
total amount of revenue received by
the Government for the three years
from April j, 1865, to June so, 1868, has
been 81 ,540, O5S, 5SS. Out of this there
were paid for back pay of the Army
and Navy and war contracts, within
fifteen months after the close OF the Re-
belliOn, STA SOS, S5l. And there were
money, reimbursing States for war ex-
penditureS, claims OF loyal men, Freed
mems Bureau, expenses OF Reconstruc-
ton and National Cemeteries, Sl45, 9l2-
40i. These two sums amount to total
sum to be added TO the National Debt,
as II stood on the books ofthe Treasury
April 1, 1865, of 1920, as, 252. The ascer.
tanned debt was g, 1856, 955, or, making
the aggregate of s., 2s7, 73S 800, as above
stnted. We hnve, therefore, actually
reduced our debt by $500, 753, 500.
We can now arrive at the ordinary
expenses ofthe Government, exclusive
OF war expenditures.
Income 81 craftsmanship $40, 05S, $50
War Debt..,......$S $500. 73S;S20
War Int paid~...4ss, 4s4, $50 J, 24I, 2ls. PIP
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Farms 8 Goal Land for Sale.

TIME LAND LATELY OWNED BY 2.
Jacob. deceased. near Wheeling, on Cald-
wells Run, is for sale. 1t includ es The dairy
farm and pasture land occupied by N. Baw-
man, and also the farm on the hill, on which
Fred. Lecllel, VIM. Miller and others live.
ON the hill farm are four dwelling houses
two thrifty orchards OF grated fruit, and a
young vineyard OF 10 or II acres, planted
principally with CatRwbas and C0ncolds
with some Delawnres and other choice varie
ties. From l2O To $50 acres of the hill farm is
firSt-claSS coal land.
The land will be sold in separate parcels. or
MS whole.
Enquire of A. ]. CLARKE,
Corner of Fourth and Monroe, or
NJ. NJ. MCELHENNEY,
EXecutrix of u. Jacob, deceased, Fourth
street, near Union. auR2S-2wd
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To the manufacture of these Watches the
Company have devoted all the science and
skill in tile art at their command, and con-
fidently claim that for fineness and neauty,
not less than for the greater excellencIes OF
mechanical and scientific correctness OF de-
sign and execution. these Watches will COM
pare favorabIy with the best made in any
country. In this country the manufacture
of such Watches is not even attempted ex'
cept at walthRm.
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8ur 8aIs.
Public Sale.
GEORGE KERLINE.
For Sale.

rNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the material composing the Wire
Suspension Bridge at the foot OF Market ST..
AS it now stands. Sealed bids for the same
STEPHEN CLARK,
EeplO-St Street Commissioner
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Taxes. Taxes,
For Sale Cheap:
Menu Dress Goods.

WE WILL OPEN THIS MORNING,
w September II, Rich Striped and Change
able Poplins, celebrated Irish Poplins, Real
French Velours in new colors, Buffalo Al
pRccas and Reps. Very wide Black wool De-
LANES j. 8. RHODES q co,
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.

Additional Facts Brought Out.
The True Figures Never Before
Shown:
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uTATER PROOF CLOTH AND CAssI-
w neres, best black and brown Water
Harris CasSimeTes for men and boys;
all Wool CnsSimeres at 75c per yard.
T. y RH(lnRS a CN.
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Ordinary expenses .........S sos, SIC, 81
or little less than So, OOO, 900 year
in currency, or S65, 00O, 900 ngold, while
the expenses of James Buchannan,s
last year were $40, s4l, 600 in gold, or
about 100000 in gold more than
those of the Government during the
past three years. Hand these facts and
figures to your Democratic brother who
thinks the National Debt cannot be
paid and must be repudiated.
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sS-TranElant advertisements CASH in adj
MARRIA0Es AND FUNERAL NOTICES, 20
80, when under six lines.
supple announcements of Deaths, gratis
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LADIES LIS

MEMS LIST.
Kuhn Philip
Kline NJ
Kerr = J
Lunan John 81 2
Lee James
Lewis James
Latham 40
Mullanney Michael 2
Morris VIM
Miller John A
Medley Edward
Maiden VIM q
Middleton AlVan
Merich Albert
Patterson James
Polster j H & Son
Peak L
PGyner Charles
Parker Thomas
ROSH q Elder
Raymond Win II
Richards Lewis w
Rice John ID
Russell James 3
Ross James
RylAud Alfred A
Russell K A
Stephens Albert .
Stewart Geo w
Scarlott John
Scanell James
ShIole6 John y
Self Joseph 9
SpOOner Thomas
Stewart Thomas
Smith N W
Selby 81 II
Shells Win
Totten Me
Taylor James
Turner j w
Trun Geo
Werner Daniel
Wood John NJ
Watson John A
Wilson ROBERT o
West j g
Williams Evan Il
Ziegler Mitchell
M GO Society.
j. RAWLIEG, p. NJ.
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announcements.

FOR JUDGE,
n[oMESsRS. EDTToRS:-Please announce
lnSS +. II. CALDWELL, our present, able
and efticieBt Judge, as a candidate for reelec-
ton In The EIrst Judicial Circuit.
aug2O.Ie OHIO COUNTY.
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Bliss q H & Co 9
brennan CL
Bates Charles
BTiel, Rush & Smith
Ball John IL
BAyleS Joseph
Brown Joseph II
Boyd John Henry
Billiter n y
Boyle Patrick .
Beam WIN
Cantield q Hnlsey
Clark John +
CoSgrOVe John p
Criswell John
Crooks Iaaac
ComcrfOru James
Coughlin Michael
Carney Thomas
OaldeDauEn Wan
Chew VIM
Crawford Bailey
bowler N
Donald Thomas
Elliott James
Elliott Robert
E,Inerle Henry
Fuller j y
Flowrence Samuel
Ferguson Albert
FRANCES George
GRrSide w Ii
Graham w II
Graham W A
ellison VIM Z
Gregg Al II
GemInell John
Order Charles
Grant Mack
HuIcheSs n Eornally
Haucller a Z 9
Huss ID r p
Hutchlson E w
Huges John
Hughes John
aeldeI fer John
Aanes Charles
Jacobs g w
Kurtz Frank
Kuhn Joseph
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es- No notice will be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by a TeA Ponsible
name. The name will be considered conn-
Dental, but must in all cases accompany let
ten, as d guarantee of good fnith.
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Wauts.
Wanted.

TMMEDIATELY-A GOOD HEATER
A good, steady, sober man, one used 10
heating nail plate piles can secure kteadv
employment at the Beltont Iron WoTks
Company.
Parties wishing such situation will teIe.
graph or address by mail
BELFoNT IRON WORKS Co.
sepl0-lw Ironton, Ohio
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SCOTT q HIENNLGAN.
Jewellers, &C., Wheeling
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NC INTELLIGENCER.

It T. H NJ .
IN ADVANCE.
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aletpz MISUNDERSTANDING.
For sTarIe1ta ana Parkersburg,
For Cincinnati nnd LouIsVnIe

: = :. BOOTH, BkTTELLEG CO.,
sepf4-IE 80 Ageni