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ArExALE CARGO.
Mis- 1l,c left ses.estlas f"r Qacbce, ~lta another
larst puIty NJ female ,pmgrarftA
kEF1'R1Eh AAhiSE hitAsTEE.
L.hpo&. Oct. n.
4 bttt!e suuun uiY nynwaM states tnat tnc shin
"rser 1o"hdeEca al ses, jay !. Sac naa jig seu.s
ou ttvarh.
SEHNARkEr N4cEs.
LyHnoh, OFT, 29.
In tEe Newmarket races yesterday, tie drst race
Was won ty Fu1urrs!ou, te.sInx eight o,tera
the second race Kas nuu ~ Cordial beating
tLFcr oiAcEh.
GLss.iew, Oct a.
The .team.h'p Damascus, from New yprk. nss
attivtd.
NISSAN rKtrTEsr.
Lespos, Oct %
There IA Fumor atoat though It cannot he
iiSceI to reanl- snurre, ttlxt the llu.aEau Gov.
esntnent has ecnt Iut. tn Turkey protesting
against the passage II armed .1us,ztans through
Turkts1 territory.
TIE LONDON T1Mks on AMERICAN 11RAxcEA
Tue 7inies 3ss nu cultural On American
1lranceh, wherein the artier co o1mentA on Secre.
tasy Huut~e!lh au.ucacy Ut pairing the
national dtht IN c0la. xnd considering the
very neeers,ty or such m advocacy proof Of the
strength OF The rcpud4toIA Mr. Nou{wcIl'a 3D.
Pcaia Tor pa5tng the debt vii eatn him glory and
patriotism. The obiig4slon cannot be put too
amply and nakedly. ltis dlty which America
owes primarily u the creditor. The nation
Gota not hAnt aty <taer teason ba;
thai The Cseditor's right Il rolu:e,i out
10 It. The rcc1,rts Of the Amercan pub-
lie faith Is excellent, but theIs LIABILITY
10 atser the terms Of The euut1Act against the will
OF inc Creditors would sender thesr hest security
had. The only souta 1ulc TO give csp1ts. cousafe.
to pcrMeae the ChtUn Ii that "a batRalo Ii bar.
F1au. ath that It II a Ant3c1ent reason why one
pa11y Is bound 10 Keep It that the ot1er paftJ TO II
has mate hss a1I2lGei.euks Oh tho fasn Of III BE-
irH kert-
DCAiAL or KARt. DERar.
LospoA. Sept 29.-Evcn1ng.
The remains Of Eafi uerby were uttered at
knowtie, 10 cay. There mere n pubic proceed
tuSu.
1Kok0a PEABODY.
The condition VI Mr. rcabudy il hllghtIy more
favorable thLs e%enlnx.
Qnetn Victoria has telcssapaed N inquiry ~ to
the health of Nr. ieatndt, whrreIa she Expresses
S'eat aax!etF 10 regard l., nj. .llncis-
ELEt1IuN uKUEaEu.
rARIs, Oct g.
The Official paper to dss announce,t that "a
election for the, tnnr sncant +ca:a in the Aprp3
LrRtslAtlf frnn Fa.is las brea liked fur the alAt
Of November.
, 1869-10-30
GIFT CONCERT.
$4,000 FOR ONE DOLLAR,
DISTRIBUTION OF $4,000
IN IFlHEE.
lae.Ettak e1r7 sF.eea wo:ik os T.la.hr Eea. Es..s
h HM zod KAne Gaaaals4
NO. OF PRIZES; 5000.
$1,000 Tickets at Sl.e0 Each,
AdAhtEax Il II f.sx ~ t!snr<vs nd = :sAarc IL /
she Uissstossssu ef Prizrs.
Coatt:t aad Gisifibatiea of P:ixs1otass
Pias* at Aurera, Ill.,, THF8sglY, |
November r. 1852.

10 i.- rue!sr iu this a:isbu.!o1 At ksftx
n hcno'&e!e fsAtsT.mrts Ill rs tttxis, aad would
' 'of enuas4*tss ri mi. +ssassn-e TIRE foIew1n<
~. kne'~a = fFHfEs"7s hi. -ehenc IL v9tfed roiely
PcfFse !Hrusfrt pf ta.s~ eaoot Of dcsra-
PIE fAfn Fr:t-ft,. :-~t anil rer-n1,, hcf L,
uavsd n hsumntu E~'. .s,sr rsrtsEa;.t n! heath
trud--7 It t7tessns f. tim u evtr r1cero:-ud Il. IN
tfa ne AtaIAEsl' si1ra ~ tho zef that
no teart* ~ta sr r"ss-~-ay Mr. Rs, z.l: y. Aay Of
hss fan ny. thus Ahs.5slJ ptr.rnttnx lhr r+jbtv Vt
blu Eennk h!s lara a7a k-rue I. At ~. 4tus tsue
"nd thrrhT n<urstEs sh- %nsfherpsA Or e7-:tpx tho
sa'.lcs'nt nf aty. 1hr Liberalization of s1::s ~tn ha
radt after The tuntrs By rsn,snitrr et,se7 1t the
time from AzErrE tie nkrt k,!.e.r kts.sut =. will
reEbitt II the fr rslrwfre FIT, na.E~fy,
First PKsXE+ $4,000.
!,ar, ii. - II: ID xi1, az, IT,
UTtI6K FHlZE-
r tpf! ~ = .s!:s s, "' tue = et see s Ta ~.
ID iasis'sns hs,..: ". h.r Il III t,i o' fa
!. 81 See ~. y Nse OF the II
- SotI., fhr :lsrn dtae1thea Lard it ss:,.t-d tvr
t; a:r IT,. Il. H .s III =: Z s s s
,,ap t' ~ w ND -; ss5ss s ,.' ,rt
.s;e ~. Il w.s;.:ss: s T.. s9: III
E.: s.ss .:5 1s 4. Il
PsE.r due If In t;i;1asA, .tt,n 10 Aar7s. j.. 4as
r,,.. ggs fn AHis,. GsStac1 t1..s -
: ltu 4AcA p aA&<n1d 16fsc1. N0
: 4AFsfN..-
Elaft- 4Hu bfN'1 nIaTrs,........,.. ...-..,,. 70
:. W. s4cA ia* eases.s.... Jul
s, s. W I'LL u M 'HH.---.-......-.-......... III
FtsAT sHe u. Ff".....- ~
Lite tw"1tAt i! rtrt:........,..... 10 81
taHxeeEtpne rearunEs, nEs,....-.....-,--....-... ln3
s!'r -iFVp r'rn
tAF-s ao~tea ihA3 1iar sI
!. tt1F !Mt Ethhrf "sk'a- -. IT'S
INn se.~ IL Hh- }. sft,--A ,..,......,.,,,.. +,
! fr1ar- Mhrrkr Nllssn'e hest &c Tx MA-h:r Il
! HinErr r"w t7E rnarh. !,t. to ......,..,. Is
] Gs'Nr+ Baker. es.d......,,.....,.,,.... d.. =
: 90 f:Ar~ l%ekrf t!sr,ss. tt3 an.. iarEr sf.r,
IT ie.1.::. 1no
rts1ts Rual1rf FfNfu tfst csfI asfr Ezrer, ..ttH
AeV ALQN
uf!eE yeus tickets frun the uu.esskuci ns Aut.ra.
!lt 1rn itttne the Ar INT n ras-rs either In T. H.
Pvt t!tr~ orders ~ By drifts hI:4ea In al easrs
write e n.11e ARD fuss oce ai3trss pl4.alr. udsts
ud b 'e1t tu ra!y bath to Insure ttc p4tr the re-
trire It thu fckttS welt TIE rt,rp, ds.
ts1bGtton Ct pfi-ea II the tfzuc dcsfk1a ated.
H.F- DUDLEY, Aa.ssr- A.s.or., Ill.,
Trkefa ran tH' rr,rurra Of =, Klch kt->r l. n, I5t
# Hashsnstnn It. Chirasu.
, 1869-10-30

r..pts. 49,. uE- 9s.-The Houte to lay Adon.ed
~. .nI'hfent e Of .ne Cnited states, twenty one
o5sns 81 pss,1s 81 naTlns N re'iaed u he seaas x
ntDsesr o! the cot " aaou re ~ ~ .snsd ~
passed 10 4 thtr1 reading ~ VIZ ~ @1Aeo3e"
, 1869-10-30

FARTs, Oct. -.
There Is mich excitement in Literary circles To-
dHy. H. PieHc. Perfect OF I. lice, hna Tor sid1cu
tic representation o! 4 new draua whyr, h.d
rA&rcd the censorship
, 1869-10-30
HATS, GAPS AND FURS.
EURS! FURS!
BAssETT HAmmOND.

BASSETsT d. HAmmOND,
The Lake-st.. Furriers, call cs-
pt ctas attention TO their large
and weI1.selected stoclk OF La
DIES FINE FVRS, which conn
prise some of The choicest Rus
alan ana Ezndson Ray Sable, Err
mine, Astrnchnn, Persiannn;
Mufnc and Nora Scotiu Mink
Seta ever exhibited tn the West.
Their stock OF Carriage and
Lap Robea include nil the dif.
fs.FeDt yaFfesseG---fEezve Arctic
Fox. Hudson fsaT Wolf, KsIack
and SiiECr G1ny Rcar, Lynx
Fkuccoon, dc., &c. Tf2cy h7,yc
nlso 1000 Bufrasfo Kobcs which
they will cluse out at cost Tho
public are respectfully invited
10 cali and examine tl,cir stock
sand prices.
EASSETT d. .IA1<EDSD.
E11 v.nke-st.
, 1869-10-30

Assembly Nominations in mt{xau-
kce-Fotittctl Meetings.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
MINIATURE, uct- ~.
Tie Republicans made the following nom!na-
ttuut io-u'ght ard Lust ught: Fourth Waid-A,-
seuibis, y. 1'rtEk; Third Ward, LOUIS Hleyer:
S*sen'h Ward. y. II. johnson; Fifth auu E.xhth
WaIhs, John Felienz.
The Deu1tcTacy are having oue Of their cele-
bfattd roWMows, RtOutd high pile OF wqpl to.
Light. The enthoela4m Is cononed mostly " rhr
tnaH Try. nao tnjoy tue aonrre nnaxsuR ;. To-
morrow eycp1pR the RtpBnl1caus nsTe rally It
Ans'c Hail. a4idEetscd By senator Howe and GOV.
cELor FAttCh1tt.
, 1869-10-30

Pnkt'sst Sent 10 ahc Pcultentturr.
ST. 1E1s, Oct 92.-Coz. Reasaou. sbo nnu1,,.,
naa been convicted Of ruhbegJ II f}maks ~
sentenced 70 three yeArs tn the feniieatiar1' @10
, 1869-10-30

IokI toIb0KSK, Oct 9a-Sehoouer A1frra Al.
Nus oI nstc with a0 hhda salt for Tnirao,
M. My atnofe ou tots port in tho mo siorrn Of
'ose o1sn1 aaa VIII probably bc Z to,ai
, 1869-10-30

The Coming Election In New jersey,
TxKk7oN, \. J., Oct. fs.-Tha election In .a.s
sIate On !nesdaJ nsxs 4 merely for members OF
The LEHis!a,a1u,
, 1869-10-30

DISSOLUTION.

TIC norArtueflhlp heretafore eIistiux betEteu B.
Flint. J. II. Ryder, O. + King and o. G. ksnx. unitr
M n.u.s nsert + o. d. iSR Il. j. psns of Tu!te
4. ha41ak p1lzaaAei tho inter.st Of Flat nd ~
Ietted and ps4d BY the new hr.n 1t K11G& DANA 1
%. 1ho are II ue authastkeI 70 Do no.
They wi1 a3btinuc the GcaerA Comtnts&ou hu1.rfIJ
II No Is East Xii ke&t
r. FLINT.
J. u. RYDER.
q. B. KING.
o. g. KING.
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ArGrsTA. Oct 92.-sIow ELL this morning, the
nrst Of the fe1sou-
FIanklt1- y. T., Oct. e$.-An Inch and Z half Of
SNOW fe1 last nt&ht In The eastern part VI Dutc
County.
, 1869-10-30
UUK. CAR{TNN mx

~ HEH1fATn ApEa114N1 AGENII,
AV~ 3~Aavssa 10 F~srins u3st44eza<s ~ fHY THx2-
rfx at ~ h.Ass s1fAa Ai.o aas~u = .so.fs4 sds<-
hssa4sA@ ~ ~o&ess/~r all Nk14eAFEKA Or MAoAxtSI4
n @g aE.aq"} = d O. s< Tssra,riAs, at H. psh
k&At*ss ta0xt sr{rrx.
0YT1cx. 81 q pXAxbo1x,aH
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NrHt 1nnsens
VARIOUS I1EHA

SkT Y1Kk, Oct ~.
Late aayices from Iisytl "a, rzr.ldeut sa.nave
asked for Eesscl Of M English Commodore, ut
Jzinalca, to carr. hin over IL Latter Island, aud
tht Commodore wus n,out scndtng the Fhitouaei
10 receive h!m.
Havana letter Of The 3sf aavs th&. l,y Fnec,a1
orders Of tho Car:atu GrngrA1, n Increment must
hare tcen le2un Yesterday asA.a4. tho 1rucls Of
TIC East Eentrr-
The 1ur1da expedition has successfully landed.
Carlos t;srrso tho h1shw =, tnau Ut yultA Ahaco,
IL bele' I'd 10 have tu,tatArd int this East with a
Snttrnn"ht rslnlmAsH,n tn aa*akiuufc Csspt,ies
The tItua'ton Of the government Is desperate,
and Is 60 acknowledged.
........ ...... HAVANA, Ucl -.
Captain Genera! nvEo.!as has plrlonetl Msxs,,.
der. African has hern sentenced 10 be shot
The 1e!'els in Sansu E-prftn, aud the Spanish
trtrrs IN The d,st1,c, Of G7pco Yss number mo
ln zach plzce.
GcurtAis Esptnar aud La Tone will aait from
fianvara far aIatn tomorrow.
fFnWcr.
AhXY 1rrx
PARIS, Oct ~.
The Faftf< thJs the military &uts3EtRlona Of
Nancy. FOUR. and Lille ste to I've abolished, The
lEadqusriefs VI the old district pi Naucf viii b
ut Aet1.
1ux rREsa caxEoksn1r,
... .. rAR1s, Oct. y.
'"''' ~ H'"eA GA1+atlotuk III H1c5&tY tlfElt4 To-
usy. u. PieHc. Perfect OF r.nce, haa Tor .iddcn
lie representation Of new df2ua wh!ca h.d
rasrcd the censorship
Egypt.
7NK krkz CANAL
..... FAtko. OFT ~
The International Commission. to d eide On
fha question OF Jurisdiction In thu matter Ut tho
Suex Canal, opened tta stsAlun hero to-day. The
american Mulrtcr was ah~enf, having received
no foHcrs fr'm his government Nounlr rAsha,
the Egyptian Mn.tes VI Foreign A1A:1s, u.s
nsle rrc&idtnt Of the cofulniss.on.
--k-
PFuAAta4
A1sIs7KKlAL AIluIk7NxNI.
BERLIN, Oct. =.
1:uholrh Knmrhnuacp has been arpotnfe1 Minis
LEI u: f,naAee, stet you ,ter lleyd,, resigned
A--
AusxriAs
TIE pAIxAuAx 1SsrRnrc71os.
-. VIENNA, Oct =.
nfffa'ehes from the South s,aIe that the I>s!-
nat'an 'lsurEect.on Is tuote formidable than r,.
Ieru!ted
Hungary.
MINISTER IAt Al rEsru
PksTM, Oct o.
MI. jay. tho American Mtnls,ef n in thr c,tr
lie tad conference w.sh Conn, AMOS ~
subsequently, at:cLde.i the SESSIONS OF thr Nit
Turkey.
REcKr1toS or FRANCIS 1nskra
Ct'hrrASrESnrEE, 0c* r.
Tie Emperor Francis 1aseth Ut au,tr!a Va.
t.ce''ed b, tho Sultan amidst much c1shus.asm.
, 1869-10-30

.. TN NCILuEEH,
Ars askAdsHsAd "a oPEEtltt fnF tn fK{4EH1
:: 0Ny &os4H ratA u%d ako fer aAx pa&1x Weekly.
A*as1 FFns1AkE Kaaasa~4 4. AA~{ea. a1 y,L6iixh.
f.T A~ p1-~s E<i~sfs fcr s.1 sAssA>r ~ pap&s T..
sYt& <xp9tsAs.{ S.SaftA
, 1869-10-30
LIFE INSURANCE.
READ.

"Ve do no1 osrr-tate the muttcr wbrp W.
&uv fhat the auesstsn or kKPKN~EA IL nsaums-
EuE tdr ns.t Importance, hofh t~xards the
Atnh'llsJ oftbc Gonbnntes- nnd the C. 3c0cr
and patronage wAleh the sy.seua dcscry-s,
and In lfkri7 - Treelv%, ht ih<-hands IF thr
Fabltc.'-sfAaa- Ius- loufA Report. pzxe II.
"TAe rock OF which 20 many Goupn naies
bnve been wrecked In Eb4IAnd, And] to,vn Ytis
which rome Of our own nrc tDe*tsAbly dftft-
ink, u ENTKAFAEANCE. WE set up the
beacon ofsrAFntng.sand wnis hopefa1Iy fer ttr
day whrn EaNNOMY will b~ The stIbboteth
that hrspraks HuccrAa and su1e!y wins the
confidence Of the puhtIc.''-Hass- Report.
p4Ee 81.
t1eAntIa1e. If **r arc asked to iesixnalr
the Comps ofcz nsesl i1ketv 10 iuint the Trusts
eommittt 10 them. we pslnt, without a ute-
mt ntts he estSatlon, to those. Ahsve ull oIhrfs.
which s,alt retaaD nhe nssx of thts alma~x cx-
tlurt vtFtur.'-nasA- fus- susF'. Krp-, p. ~.
''It IL very sure that a new COMPANY can
net grant prtvi1rxrs that m established Com
ran3. with smaller e1pen~eA. raald oet tur-
ntAh \ IL - eoAs.s-alRas. las. Ceur's Report,
pn&e 5%.
The CONNECTICUT Mutual Life ws1 es-
tahti%hed IS18- ItA u,AnaKcment. at the ont
set pradent and reonsmlc~E, Inns been main
tA!ued ~ Ith degree ofCAErIDS and EG0N-
U.nY which has tttomr pro*rrolal-
snrptus, = ssegmpzted By mxas- Ius. Com,F,
OVER -ix 3iiIfio1 Dot1nra.
For ssascBeuL pnd d~cu1neutA fntly explats-
Ins plans. and showing cost ef Inaafanee In
ihts Com ~ ny. apply to
MOOKE d HTEAliNa. Geu'l Ikgeut4,
l54 W4Ahtaxfpp.N
, 1869-10-30

MES. A1lCHELL6 New Gy,te.n Tor Cutting D.fe,es.
Is soufh Ca1t =. hJ y hleh any ady 1:e
.se seeuts Al~o and asnpla Diagram toE Shsts.
pc att Ct tfzsstvnk Natural Ffawera and new sty3u
, 1869-10-30
Egypt.
TIK kt.H CANAL,
&AFuAktAa

A1Sis7KHlAL AlIUIkTNENI.
BERLIN, Oct =.
1:uholrh Knmrhau'cu has been sppotnfed Minis
LEI q: f'naLte, tter Won 'ier lleydi, resigned
, 1869-10-30

THE pALxAs1AN INSTRUCTION,
VIENNA, Oct =.
htfFa'eIes IRON the south s1ate that the l,.!-
ItruYfed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-14
ga word to Horsemen -

DR.. Tobias Celebrated Venetian Horse
LinIment has been tested by the fist HOrse-
men in the country, and proved to be supe-
rlor to any other. The late Hiram Wood
ruff, OF "tIotting fame" was never without
a bottle il his stable. 1t is also used by Col.
R1sh of the jerome. Park Course, at Fordham,
N. Y, who has over twenty runninglhorses
under his care, among which rank some OF
the finest stock in America. It Is warranted
to cure Lameness, sprains, Scratches Bruises,
Calls, Cuts, Wind Calls, Collie, Sore Throat,
Nail in the Foot, and Over-Heating, whom
used according to the directions.
All who own or employ Horses are as
surcd that this Liniment will do all, II not
more, IN curing the above named COM
plants. No horse need die of Cole, il, when
f1rst taken, the Imminent is used according
to the directions. Always have bottle in
your stable.
Price, in Pint Bottles. One Dollar. The
genuine is signed g. I. Tobias on the outside
wrapper. For sale by the Druggists, Sad
oilers, and Storckecpers throughout tho
United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. junlO-l rd6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-14
Carpet Department.

Special attention is given to this Depart
lishment for Carpets, on Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, &C., &C., Window Blinds, Fix
lures, &C.. enables us to compete with any
ments To cash buyers in that department
having Carpet from SOC TO 81; selling the best
2 ply Ingram All WorSted Chain and Wool
filling at 81 per yard. Call and see for your
selves, IL you wish TO save money. The best
9pIy at 43c, and S play at 45c. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. to ~ for 45c.
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sell
ling for cash you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bar.
gains than credit, believing that by indus
try, honest dealing and economy, we can
not fail to benefit those friends and custom
ers that may be pleased to favor us with a call
Therefor respectfully invite examina-
ton OF our stock Of ali cash buyers, either
wholesale or retail before purchasing else
where, and Oblige
mRT22 JOHN ROEMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-14
DIED.

GOSHORN.-On yesterday Sunday June
13, 1862 at 10 o'clock "A. M, JOHN GOSuOHN,
IN the 18Th year OF his age.
His funeral will take place on tomorrow
(Tuesday) at 10 o'clock A. M, from the resi-.
dence OF his son, VIM. s. Goshorn, corner OF
Main and Adams streets. The friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
BAILEY-On Saturday, June l12th, 1863,
at 8 a. NJ, EDDIE son OF the late VIM. e.
ana Mary L. Bailey, In tho 9th year or his
age.
The funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence OF his mother on La Belle street. this
| (MOnday) aIteTnCoa at O'Clock. The
friends OF the family arc respectfully tnvI-
| ted to attend.
HEDGEs-May 10, 1869. at Cherry Camp.
Harrison comfy, w. Va, HIRAM Is.
| HEDGES, son of Charles 4. and Nancy q.
Hedges. aged " years and 10 months.
EDWARDS-OnS Sunday, June 18th. 1859,
ut o'clock A. NJ, Mrs. MARY ]. EDWARDS.
wife OF francis Edwards, aged 81 years.
Tho funeral will take place this (NIOnday)
afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the residence OF
her husband on Eof street, Centre " heel.
ing. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
HENDERSON,-Atlt4 O'Clock, yesterday,
June 18Th, 1859. at his residence, Two miles
east of Triadelphia, THOMAS HENDERSON,
aged "a years.
Funeral this afternoon ut 3 o'clock. The
| friends OF the family are Invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-14
Removes all Bad OdorS.
Relieves Colo Instantly.
Cures Chronic Diarrh@a.
Cures Eryslpelas and Gangrene.
READ THIS AND sEE!!

Letter From MAJ. J. Z. Hester, Of Ala.
AUBURN. ALA, April 4, 1859.
Ii ESSRS. JOHN DARBY q Co,
1871 William st., N. Y.
GENTS 81 have received SO much benefit
from "Darby's Prophylact1c Fluid" that
feel 1t my duty to let you know 1t. had
an attack OF Typhoid Fever, and with 1t q
most stubborn case of Erysipelas, and was;
confined 10 my bed near two months, suffer-
Ing the most intense pain all the time from
EryEipeIAS, and after exhauBtiug the many
prescriptions of my physician, he finally
commenced the uSo OF I'Arby'S PrOphy Tactic
Fluid, and soon found that was being i'm
proved by It's use, aud continued to use it,
and am nearly well. consider 1t the most
valuable medicine for the diseases and pur-
poses for which 1t Is made that is sold. also
who was severely burnt, anu do assure you
that IL was from this medicine alone that 1
could get amy relief from my distressing at
tack OF EryslpelaS.
do not write you this as q certificate for
publication, but as q duty that feel owe
10 Prof Darby and his Invaluable medicine.
1 shall never be without 1t again II / can
by any possible means get it.
/ hope you are succeeding, and Will make
n fortune. Very truly yours.
j. 4. HESTER.
For sale by every Druggist anu Country
Merchant.
Orders n!Ied by the proprietors.
JOHN DARBY d CO..
1854 William Street, n. T.
Sold by LRughlin, Smith q Co., Wheeling,
w. Va. maylo-lm
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The Singer Sewing Machine

Donated by MEssRS. STRAW d MORTOl
will be disposed OF as the Committee mi
direct tunl4
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THE tendency of our civilization is to
aggregate population in large centres.
The cities grow at the expense Of the
are opened to cultivation, every year,
and the improvements in agricultural
machinery bring greater return for
the same labor, and although a consid-
cradle portion of the increased popula-
ton in the cities is manufacturing and
mechanical, still it is impossible to re-
sist the conclusion that the exchange
and distribution OF commodities are
taking larger proportion OF heads and
hands compared with the production.
Tho number of middle men multiply
faster, in proportion than the producers.
The effect of this, in the enhance
| ment OF prices, is apparent to every one.
| The total amount OF the labor of the
country, compared with its con-
sumption, is diminished, and a
| larger number OF nOn-prOducers come
into the division of the product. The
attractions and the seeming rewards OF
crowded city life outweigh, in the false
estimation of too many. the calm de-
| lights and more certain returns OF ru-
raj pursuits. Men prefer to buy and
| sell, rather than to plant and reap; to
speculate in lands, rather than to Gull
tlvnts them. This will go on till the di-
version OF SO much labor from produc-
tive to non productive pursuits, will
| inCTCu.e prices So much tnat men will
| be attracted from the latter to the for
ner. IL continuously happens that8he
great centres OF population are crowded
| with unemployed men. while work and
good wages may be had Il days journey
inward. There are few charitable Or
| CARNATIONS That are engaged in bet
TER wUIk Than those that direct immi-
grants from the ports of debarkation
To the places where they can immedi-
Rlcly earn comfortable livelihood.
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axH @aads.
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekoepins Goods, Carpets. OIL Cloths.
Having tho Largest variety and more
general assortment OF articles directly and
lion and Carpet Establishments combined
into one mammoth establishment, which
enables mo to buy and sell a much larger
ments In the city in our line. and in cOnsc-
ouencs II which can buy and sell them at
IeSs prices! Studying economy in every dc
nartinent; having no rent to pay, can do a
larger business at less expense than any
other house In the trade. Keeping large
humber of gentlemanly and competent
9aIesmen, the most fastidiOus cannot fail 10
be pleased. =,
Giles OF our stock.
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Saturday, 9Th, the Virginia Hotel
in WellshurG was sold at auction iCF
$4,000. The purchaser was Mr.. Sanutl
George.
ACCIDENT.-Capt.s Stephenson, Of this
place, while chopping in the woods one
day this week, met with an accident
which came near resulting in his death.
He was getting out plough beams, and
in throwing II stick from his shoulder
it struck the handle of his axe which
was lying across a log, this caused It to
tIv up, when the sharp edge struck him
| in The Guce, cutting him terribly. DR..
Moore was called for and sewed up the
cash. Had it been a quarter of an inch
lower, the jugular vein would have
been severed and he would have b1ed
to death WcttSbaT1 Meas.
BETHANY CoLLEGE.-The annual ex-
hibition o! the American Literary So
ciety OF Bethany College will take place
on Wednesday, next, 18th inst. The
Neotrophiuns will celebrate their 2Sth
annual exhibition next day, the 18th.
The meeting of the Alumni. will take
place Tuesday 18th, at 10 A. NJ. The
regular commencement exercises will
begin on the 18th.
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Notice.

c. ]. RAWLING, Z. NJ.
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T..o HoJx Torn TO Pieces by n
Panther.
From. tie Louisville Ct1ertcr-Jour1,al.

From tie Louisville CE1trier-JowT1sal
A man living in fancy county, Mis-
| souri,, recently sent his boy to mill, a
distance OF ten or twelve miles, and, the
boy not returning as soon as usual, a
neighbor sent his boy to sec what had
become of the lad, and the second boy
got returning in due season, a party,
consisting OF the parents of the boys
started TO search for the youths. After
travelling some four miles sight suf-
icient to chill the blood of the braVest
was presented to their view. Right by
the side of the road was large panther
deliberately tearing the flesh from the
remains OF one of the boys-the last
sent out. The grief and horror-stricken
parent raised his gun to his
shoulder, and, taking good aim, fired
and killed the ferOciOuS beast. Ate r
searching IL mile or so more, the mutt
lated remains OF the other boy were alao
fonn6.
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PERMITS

A large assortment or New Styles, 10. lE1a
and i5c. Buffalo Allapacos 40, SO, so, 7O 50,
90c 81 Pure Mohair Lustres and POplinA
from 5Octo 81 so Fancy and Black Silks from
81 . to s. 50 per yard.
BOmOazines, Grape Batherta, Alexandria
COTll, and many oLner styles of goods suita-
BILE for mourning.
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THE Washington Chronicle thinks the
fact that the President was not killed
in the accident on the Branch Road
Wednesday night, indicates a special
Providence.' Perhaps it was because
the car he occupied was not thrown
from the track or smashed up.
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wINcHEsTEK. VA, is to have grand
Baby Show next Saturday, 18th inst.
The 'handsomest, sweetest, dearest
BABY is to have q magnificent, rich
chased silver cup. None but babies OF
10 months and under admitted.
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PRESIDENT GRANT will be present at
the Jubilee, and Boston's joy is COM
plete. Boston has nothing now 10 fear
except it be the east wind, which some
times plays the mischief with her gala
DAYS. "Peace, rude BoreasW