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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA:

VNHE FORTY FIFTH SESSION OF TIL
i institute will bcGh on the 1T DAY
October, 1865, and end on The THURSDAY 0gia
the ith Of July, ls6g.
The organization Of the insuta',as a -
complete, embracing extensive AID iho'vtl
courses Of instruction In Liteta,urs AMI Me-
and in the professions Of Law N'diai' =
Engineering. $1,000
Eliminated EypsnScs q hoa,' "a
ing and pocket mOney--ofthe A cdd'np sltl'
$3.50, Of the Ldv Student, tihS. o. ~
Medical Student tlqi.
For particulars send for Catalog' IVA
Wertenbaker. SECRETARY NJ
\. MAUPIN, Chairman ~ The Isr
AuRt.td. J. o. University fol. wa
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DIR. Aborn, 1874 smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail so cents
febl-ly
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LIFE ----HEALTH- ----STREkGT IN.
LIFE-----REALT R-----STRENGTH.
The Great French Remedy


DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Prepared by GARANCIERE & DUPONT, No. Il
Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly recon.
mended by the entire Medical
Faculty of France.
A RE A MOST ENERGETIC AND EFF.
N cent Remedy in cases of SpermatOrrhea
or Seminal Weakness Nightly, Daily or Pre-
mature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or IInpS-
tencv Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual Excuses: Relaxation of the Genital
Organs Weak Spine; Lime or "Brick-dust
deposits in the Uine; Milky Discharges, =
&C. and all the CHASTITY train of symptoms arts
ing from Overuse or Excuses.
\ Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English, accompanies each
box, and will be sent by mail free of cost, TO any
one who will write for it.
Price, 81 per BOX, or six Boxes for S.
ASK FOR DELAMA RRES SPECIFIED PILES
AND TAKE NO OTHERS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation
ON receipt of the specified price by any adver.
tsseN Agents, or by the sole ProprietOrs OSCAR
York. ''''''' -'''
I. II. LOGAN & CO.
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
Al Orders by Mall Promptly Attended
decl2
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MUSICl MUSIC!

Mrs. MARTHA VIII =
Nj adopts this method Of AanS1pet1g mat sss
VI 49, 80 sirnitsd number Of pupils.
a n,6e.,ion en- 81 msde st she Rooms u
Mr. & MCCOY Merchants Block, Main street
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ATHENIEUM FIRE.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED DUR
i ing this week, by the undersigned for the
purchase of the Wrought and Cast Iron lately
in the Athenpum Malt House, for each kind
separately, per pound; to be delivered on the
premises to the highest bidder, as soon as the
same can be removed from the ruins.
octl53t BUTTERFIELD & co.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW MISUNDERSTANDING Pitts
burgh-Steamer Nora, Saturday, "A M
Commissioners Notice - Hannibal
Forbes.
Notice in Chancery-Joseph w. FAR
ker.
Three City Ordinances-H' F. Feeny,
City Clerk.
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Paris Exposition, 1857.

rpHE QUALITIES WHICH RECOMMEND
the Wheeler and Wilson are:
/. Beauty and excellence of stitches alike
on both sides of the article sewed.
3. Strength, frmness, and durability OF seam
that will not rip or ravel
g. Economy Of thread.
4. Its attachments and wide range of applica-
ton to purposes and materials. q,
5. Completeness and elegance of model and
finish.
6. Simplicity and thoroughness of cOnstruc.
ton.
!. Speed, ease of operation and management,
and quietness ofmovement.
Every one Ia invited to call and examine these
Machines at eur salesroOm, 90 Main Street.
Machines for rent, with the privilege OF ap-
plying the rents TO purchase.
sep26 VIM SUMNER q W.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS OF
UNION TOWNSHIP.


PURSUANT TO AN ORDER PASSED
i october eth, ls6s, by the Board of Supervi.
sSrS OF OHIO county, hereby notify all voters
OF o., onloA Township that the place for holding
E,ec!io rs mas been changed from the Fourth
south side, between Market and Fourth streets
in the building known as the AthRneum Mali
House. GEORGE KINGHORN,
Clerk Union Township.
October 9th, ls6s.
Owing to the destruction of the Athenaum
building by fire on the morning of the 10th inst
the place for holding the election has been
changed to the Office of j. uPdegraf, County
Treasurer. on the corner of Fourth and John
streets WV. MILLER,
President Board Of Supervisors Ohio County
JOHN C. PORTER,
Clerk of Supervisors.
GEORGE KINGH0RN,
octlstills2. Clerk Union Township.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For Pittsburgh.

The Fine Steamer
Capt. Jacob B. Hughes,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE YES, SATuKpARa FL,
w the nth instant at oclScH or a 10 ~ f''
freight or passage SRglyR oaRT sEanI e Co,
Loo. Agents.
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Teas and Tobaecos.

ooHaLF CHESTS G.P INLAND oOLoyG
|. Pc Choice Dark Navy and los Tobacco.
* BoTcs virginia Twist and Bright Pounds.
* Boxes W. n Grant Navy and fos.
"a Bozes Rufas r, Navy aad les-
10 received and for sAls By
Saes HOWELL, BLOOMFIELD 4 co.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
washington, ID. e..

Washington, ID. T..
V'HE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE-
i partmsnts open a. follOvs: The Prepara-
tory September 9TH the Collegiate September
I'D; the Theological October Tth; the Law Dc
tObet 18th, and the Medical October 18th.
This College WAS organized ui:b . reference
70 the Oft urged suggestion Of Washington that
. University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend 70 the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our cOuntrymen ~
the common education Of portion Of its youth
from every quarter" Its graduates have ven
Sed the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate in Congress
arguments in the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men, and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections IN Science gathered at this centre
would foster . comprehensive mental develop
nent
The Preparatory School gives thorogEh
training for business and preparation for Coi.
lere The College proper has eight enetent
Profess0rs. AL The chairs being nlled. The
theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers; the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are - low - ., other Cot
Iere. Number Of students the past year 90.
For Catalogues or further information address
-0-|. q. w. SAMSON. u. u,
angI52tGxsu President
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Oysters! Oysters! Oysters
BY the Can or Half Can, at
JOHN C. EFTLE US,
Odd Fellows Hall Building.

THE CELEBRATED SMITHS OYSTERS,
/ fresh from Baltimore, by the can or hall
can, will be kept constantly on hand at the
above place. Also, fresh meats and all kinds OF
green Vegetables scp2
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WASHINGTON COLLEGl
IRxING Va
Gen. X. X. LEE, Pr,.idfsL

rI'HE NEXT SESSION OPEN' W.
i Thursday In September - -. -
fourth Thursday In JuHe, l-1.
The Ea.,tlf,y gnuai.fa ~
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PEoGRrss or RECONSTRUCTION. -
Though three weeks after we are still
without definite rctarns from the Ala
bama election, so that the position Of the
state. whether 1t is in or out oil the Union,
is still undecided. In fiiylive counties
5000 votes were cast, Of which 1912
were in favor Of the constitution; and as
the seven counties remaining to be heard
from gnve 1921 votes for Il convention in
October, if the same proportion has voted
YES now, the constitution is carried. Con-
gress has passed bill declaring that Il
majority Of the votes cast shall bq suili-
cient to carry elections in the southern
states now, but it doe, not seem to help
Alabama. The Florida convention has
adopted its constitution, nominated state
ticket. member of Congress and delegates
to the national republican convention. and
the members can now 60 home with app
proving consciences. Forty members sign
ed the constitution and five refused and
the latter were summarily and severely
punished by having their pay and lnilesgs
cut off.-There has been debate on SUI.
frage in the Virginia convention. in which
con.ilerable hostility was manifested tc
negroes voting, and during which two
black delegates manIully defended the ca
pacity Of the negroes to use the suffrage
for coed. The other constitutional CON
ventions have been hard vi work, but have
done nothing of special interest during th'
been received from l22 counties in Tex
rs, and show that l03, 259 voters hav'
been registered of whom 1881 are col
orel. There were 773S applications re
jected. almost exclusively from whites
The North Carolina republicans hav
nominated FIX Gov. Holden for governo
under the new constitution, and Col
Heaton for member of Congress from Tia,
Newbern district.
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GA requisiticn from the War De-
parimcnt, dated Feb. Is, in favor Of
Mr.. Martin, for QuartermastcrS siores
FUN shed the Government, and signed
by F. NJ. Stanton Secretary of War, WIS
rent to the Trcnsury Department We'd
ncsday. This was the first requisiion
since the order Of removal. No action
was taken on it until Thursday morning,
when it wes approved, however, by the
Second Comptroller, and Mr.. McCulloch
Immediately afterward signed a warrant
for the amount, which WAS paid 10y Gen.
Spinner. This undoubtedly settles the
point 50 far ~ the recognition of Mr.
Stan.en by the Secretary Of the Treasury
is concerned. The Clerks in the War
Department were alarmed lest they should
not get their salsrics at tho end Of the
mcntl, but 4 warrant WAS signed for that
purp'A1 Thursday for $4,000. Other
acquisitions were honored.. Aliutnnt
Con Thomas has male no demand on
the Treasury for money rs Secretary Of
War, and ii is thought he will not take
any such action
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erRAwBspRt,s AND daAres Those Of or
readers ho would cultivate the best Srawber- /
res ami Grapes grown, should see the advor- |
tissment Of j. i. Cline. in another column.
MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet ar
ticle- uperior to Col gne, and a. half the
price. 4Ou
A IIoUsElIoLp WORD. The best, the
only Reliable, the cheapest. Try it.
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved (ne,1 Syie)
Hair Restorer or Dressing, an ono hottie
My wife and children prefer it Every
Druggist sells it. Price 81. 4I5w
MusfUAL TSsrRl MsSTs.-The panoforte has
! ng been the popular home and concert ns;ru-
ment yet ia point Of swelling and sustaining
the tones it is extremely defective. On account
Of this deficiency, music written in chords, or
in a connected bs salisftcorily executed, ~ the
! long notes result in diminuendOs whore they
should be sustained The ste for the Organ
AMI orchestral style Of music is being rapidly
developed aal widely di.fusel and the tia,e
| is approaching, when the demand for this sus-
t,,inel style Of music will supyrscde the present
liAno campositi1us There are no Instruments
c~p,blc If suci line expression in this style Of
music IS the Aincrcan organs, manufactured
by Mcss.s $ b. X II. W. Smith, Of Boston. -
heir delicacy and variety in the yoicii rem
tcIS tucUl 0uficllplc q Dtlutllll oItFtSlItl u
fects, by the skiiiul use Of he tromolo and thr
Improved knee swell, while the deep mtnuh'
sub-bass which is ale'l to the new styles, gives
the closest resemblance to the pipe organ
3oS,op J.t, nGL
There ara many caScs on resort whore the
hair Of individuals has from mental anxiety
anil great fright or distress changed in lew
hours from it, natural color to Nh almost per-
feet white 1he was said 10 he the ctsc with
the unfortunate Marie Automct,e, one Of the
most lcluttdl IF woman, in the Urea fdl night
preceding her execution. But there are other
more natulal causcs than these that arc daily
producing "a like effect upon the hair, by slow
Int sure approache'. anil a certain preventative
Of this unsighty misfortune is public bcneius-
ton This h a. bean fjunl IN &c discovery Of
the famous 'Bairttt Vegetable ll4r Kcstur,t-
tive VIII oh uni!urmly prevents bllincs3 grey-
ness. md IL most delightful article of the oi-
let. No lalY Or gentleman should be without
it.
Within thA whole range Of toaic and mcdisi.
ne1 known none is entitled to more cousider,.
, ton thln the Peruvian Syrup u all cp4as o
eniceJiol AMI labitatel contribution !, Is tn,
very remedy noclcl. The most positive proc
g this can be adluccl.
We hazard the opinion that NJ unprsiul CO,
person can ue Sheridan Cavalry Conlitisr
Pow lcrs witnout being fully satisfied with Ia
results
CouGHs AND Coins, ut this season Of the yea
80 prevalent, AMI which if neglected., nigh
prove fatal, can be cure.l dy a time. use q
, JOhnslus An9@yne Lnimest.
i'nE RuniGoN PNssEn -caesar n,s.l tn
Rnlicou, TO ic.troy the liberties Of hi4 uutry
4 James Pyle has passed tie bounds Of all moder
y Sa'e'Ru' m lhers, to destroy Their poisonous dS
! ceptlonS; sal introduced his pure Salerltu4, {
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Impeachment of The President.

Impeachment, 80 lIltle TO be desired on
some accounts, is in full progress. The
conviction obtains, equally with us rs
with all other thinking Republicans, that
forbesrance has ceased TO be Il virtue
The enforcement of the laws and the res
moval Of tho highest executive officer who
openly and defantly disobcys them is a
necessity. All partisan feeling on the
part Of the friends of impeachment has
ceased TO appear in the issue as now made
up. 1t is delicate and responsible du-
ty--cnc which ncccss ,rily bushes to rest
sll bitterness ofspirit in responsible actors.
The story Of the crisis WAS last week
given to our readers and but little remains
now to he told. On Saturday afternoon
articles OF impeachment were presented
in the House and read ty the Clerk
charging Andrew johnson. President o!
the United States with high crimes and
misdcmeanors in Vtlice.
The first article charges him with Sum
lawfully and in violation Of the Laws and
Constitution of the United States Issuing
An order for the removal of Secretary
Stanton from the cllico Of Secretary OF
War with tho intent to violate the act
regulating the tenure Of certain cilices.
The second article h,r.es him with
violating the same law by appointing
Lorens, Thoma. to be Secretary of War
al interim.
Third, that he violated the Constitu-
ton of the United States 10y appointing
one Lorenzo Thomas Secretary Of War
ad interim without the advice and com
sent OF the Senate.
Fourth, that Andrew JOHNSON conspir-
ed with i. Thomas and others to proven,
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War
from holding his office, thus violating the
provisions of the "act 10 define and pun
i,h certain conspiracies."
Fifth, with conspiring to hinder the
execution of the tenure Of oiico'act.
Sixth, with conspiring to take posses
sion IF properly Of the United States,
contrary TO the provisions Of these acts
Seventh, eighth and ninth articles only
differ technically from those enumerated
Tenth, with violating an ''act mvking
appropriations for the support Of tin
army for the year ending June SOL
$685. passed March ~ 1867, by en-
dcavcring to induce General Emory It
to obey orders not given thrclgl
the commanding General AZ the !aw re
quires.
c The right to present other articles a
\ the Gaze proceeds is reserved.
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ezThe members Of the Virginia con
yeution end largo audience OF citizens
were addressed in the capitol At Rieh'
mond. Thursday night, by Gov Pierpont,
Judge Hives and Hon John NJ. Bolts
Gov piorpont spoke on universal suffrage,
and advanced the ideas Of the republican
party. lie denounced the university oil
Virgins rs tho hot-bed from whence
sprans the iieas that had carried Virginia
into rebellion Judge liyes advocated
property and educational qualifications
Cor suffrage at some time in the future.
lie opposed ihe election Of petty ttato
,ilicors by the ps,pIe. The state ronser-
va,lre convention VAS destructive instead
OF conservatives Mr.. BITS said that II
President Johnson had bscn iwpoacbcd a
year ago there would be no Necessity tor
a convention now. lilo advocated dis
franchisemen', especially Of the iesdera Of
the secession movement.
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TIE Di.MoNp nIcKEHs.-OHrer 7N7st,
Pictmss from Haiy tmsricaa Noie; This
is the eleventh volume Of the dism0nt
edition Of Mr.. Dickens works, IS boauii-
ful in type, illustrations, and binding rs
its prcdece.sors. Oliver Twist is mule
to pass uncontamnatad through scenes Of
evil, and the novelist s rips vice Of its
false glitter, wherein Dickens differs from
Bulwer and some other writer's In this
volume appear the "American Notes
which so damaged "Boz" in the regards
of many good people, especially persons
who never read them. We have just
given them fresh perusal, and we must
confess that we cannot find the occasion
for the ancient cutlery. He found some
things to blame and soma to laugh at
He blamed fairly and laughed heartily,
and we showed tho wounds in our vanity.
He is to day the most popular literary
man on the continent he will be heartily
welcomed in his approaching visit and
we hope he will on his return give US n
second series Of "Notos"-N. Y. Cans-
tan Advocate.
The co.t Of zach volume OF the beauti-
fnl Illustrated Diamond Dickens is only
$3.50; plain edition, SIPS. 1t can b>
procured Of any bookseller, or will be sent
postpaid by the publishers, Tckaor AND
Fields, Boston.
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POLITCAI.-The election in New Hsmp'
shire. which comes next Tuesday, will be
watched witch more interest than ever
now, rs the first chance to hear the voice
of the people upon the impeachment ones
ton. The republicans think their cause has
been strengthened by the events OF this
week at Washington. and CLAIM that they
will carry the state by 5000 majority.
Some of the outside laborers, considering
the result sure, have now gone TO Con
necticut, where their services are more
needed. Gen Sicklcs addressed very
large meeting at New Haven, Wednesday
night.
The democratic national committee.
which was in session at Washington last
week, decided on New York IA the place
and July rs the time for holding the
Democratic national convention. Tho
Cleveland johnson soldiers and sailors or
ganizatisn has aso called il. convention
ut the same time and place, evidently
with the purpose OF playing into the hands
of tho Democrats. A majority of the
members of the democratic committee
seemed to favor Pendlcton for Presiden,
and young John Quincy Adams for vice
president, but Horatio Seymour and 9TH
era also found some admirers.
Rhode Island republicans had their state
convention at Providence on Saturday
renominated Gov Burnside.
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pinsry meetings.


Republican Union Ditirict Convention.
A Republican Union Convention for
tho First. Congressional District, will be
held at Rutland, on Wednesday, the | slh
day Of March next, at o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of choosing two delegates
and two substitutes, TO represent the Fist
Congressional District of Vermont, in the
National Republican Union Convention
to be held in the city Of Chicago, ILL.,, on
"Wednesday, the Goth day of May next,
10 nominate candidates for the Offices Of
President and Vice President Of the Uni
ted States.
The Republican Union voters of said
oiArivt "'o i"'ncu ~ uu represented IN
the Convention by their delegates to lie
chosen in compliance with the following
resolution adopted 10y the District Con
rsntion held at Middlebury, on tho 10Th
day Of August 1867, viz:
Resolved, That the next convention in
this district be called as a delegate cot-
veniion, each town to be entitled TO one
delegate, md an additional delegate for
every one hundred and every fraction Of
one hundred larger than fifty votes c~t
by said town fer the Republican Union
candidate Cor Governor, at the election
the year preceding the time for holding
said convention the District Commit
rss to prescribe the method Of election Of
sach delegates.
The delegates Of the several towns in
the district will be eho-~n at primary
meetings, to be called by the Republican
Union Committees Of the respective towns,
and must be provided with proper cre-
dsu,isls signed by the secretaries Of aaid
meeting.
p. p. PnK,s,
w. c. Drsroh District
HENRY LANE Coumiites
CHARLES NJ. BIIss.
February Oath, 1858.
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For County Commissioner,
RODMAN CHAPMAN, Of Nergcnncs.


Nsp"N iran UEioa state Contention.
A Republican t'n;on State Convention
will be held al Rutland, ON Wednesday,
1he Eighteenth Day Of March Next, at
z o'clock, NJ. for the purpose of clio ,sing
four Delegates at large, TO represent Yer
n'An, in the National Republican Union
Convention, and four substitutes, in pur-
finance of the following call of the Ma
tiensl Committee:
1.-THE National Committee designated
by the Convention held ut Baltimore on
the It'll day Of June, 1864, 10 appoint
that n National Convention Of the Union
Republican Party be held vt the City Of
Chicago, Illinois, on W cdncs,lay,. tho
Twentieth Day OF May next, st II o'cl'k
d. Tor the purpose OF nominating candi-
dstes for the Offices of President and Vice
President of the United States. Each
State in the United States is authorized
10 bs represented in said Convention 10y
nHmber Of delegates equal to twice the
naniher Of Senators and Representatives
10 which such state is entitled in the Ma
ttonal Congress We invite the co opcr-
alton Of all citis"ns who rejoice that our
civil war has happily terIninniel in the
discontinue Of rebellion; who would hold
fsa the unity and integrity Of The Kepub-
he, and defcnd ITS paramount right TO
defend 10 the utmost its own existence,
whether imperillci Ivy secret conspiracy
or armed force of all friends of an econ.
emcsl administration of the public ex-
pond,ture, Of the complete extirpaton Of
she principles and policy Of slavery, ard
Of tho speedy REQ organization Of those
States whose governments were destroyed
~ the rebellion, and ther permanent res
sorstion TO th.ir lmEer practical relations
with the United Elntes. ia accor,ianc,
vie, HE true ptinsi plea Of reputtican gov
ernment.
Tina Republican Union voters OF this
safe arc invited to be represented in the
Csnveniion by their delegates, TO be
ohosrn upon the basis Of one delegate
fof every one hundtrl and fifty votes cas
for the Republican candidate for Cover
nor NJ the last State election.
Ths delegates, or their sub,titutes, wii
provide themselves with proper credentipl
signed by the secretaries % tho respective
Psinsry meetings.
GEO. w. GRAxpKr,
&. w. WILLARD,
RkDFIELu PRoCroR,
j. ID. HARgIs, R7 Unio
ROSWELL FARNHAM, STATE
S.uU I ptScRRp Coa,,riite.
q. q. BENEDICT,
w. w. GRoUr,
D. Il. BAILXY.