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Teaching Obituary.

Mullins, the Tennessee orator. is not
dead yet. He still emits at intervals
those flashes of turbid eloquence that
were wont last winter to set the House
in a roar. His last is an obituary he
has pronounced over the death of a
certain murdered politician in Arkansas,
de sank to DEATH" said Mullins, Gin
the soinoquy of his own blood; We shall
view him no moro till the chaotic torch
OF Gabriel wakes to living consciousness
the universal dome, and we shall see
ourselves as Others sec us in that bourne
whence no traveller returns" Can this
be exceeded outside Dixmont. Mullins
should not forget to append his own
obituary or elegy or epitaph to his will
else when he dies it may be found that
there is no one living able to do him
i ustice.-Dispdtch.
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Nofice 10 Certain NOn-Resi'
dents. ~r-.I

| OChlSs ~
Tx TIE NATTER OF THE PAPER
writing purporting to be the VIII OF John
Goahoru, deceased OffeIe ed for proDate " "a q
s. Goshorn claiming to be the Executor Iher y
BEFORE the Recorder of Ohio county, West VIZ
GINA
TVF STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
: n TIE THE SHERIFF or OHIO COUNTY.
Won are hereby commanded to summon Wi.
liam s. Goshorn. John G. Kelly VIM. b. Kelly,
BENJAMIN z. Kelly, Martha Belle Kelly, james
o. Hervey and Mary Jane Hervey his vile,
isabella Goshorn, Joseph Hamilton and Amanda
v. Hamilton his wife, John Goshorn, Richard
P. H Staub and Adelia A. StaHb his wife, and
Laura Z. Goshorn, Jerry G. Sullivan and Mary
J. Sullivan his wife, Tappan W. Kelly and Bent
+. Kelly, jr., and all other persons Interested,
to appear before me at my Office In the city OF
Wheeling, in the county and State aforesaid, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of July, A. d; ls6g, 70
show cause why paper writing bearing date
the 18th day Of October, 1864, purporting to be
the will of John Goshorn deceased, ofered lot
probate by William S. Goshorn, Executor,
should not be admitted to record. And have
then there this writ, with your return thereon
stating the time and manner OF executing the
same. --r
Witness, Robert B. Woods. Recorder of Ohio
county aforesaid, this 10th day Of June, A. ID.
1869. Z. B. Woods,
Recorder o. G.
Notice is hereby given to John e. Kelly, " m.
B. Kelly, Richard p. II. Staub and Adelia A.
Staub his wife, to Jerry G. Sullivan and Mary
]. Sullivan his wife, and to Tappan w. Kelly,
who are non-residsnts of the State of West Vir'
ginia, to appear at the aforesaid time ard place
r. B. WOODS,
junl7.oaw4t Recorder o. C.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The knights TempInrs TuesdR,
Nights Proceedings.

The knights TemplRrs - Tuesday
Nights Proceedings.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The Knights
Templars this evening flocked to the
Academy with their ladies. The house
was OVERLOOKING at an early hour. On
the rising of the curtain the members of
the st. John Commandery were disclos-
ed in marching order ana went through
the various evOlutions with military ex-
actness. They listened to an essay on
Masonry from Sir Richard Yaux. The
rear of the stage was occupied by a
fountain surrounded by flowers, on
either side was temple of flowers ten
feet high; these flowers were in bOu
quets and were subsequently distributed
among the ladies, which occupied some
time. Dancing commenced after ten
o'clock. The scene throughout was
scarcely ever equaled in this city.
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On Sunday evening, while the matron
of the Ohio peDiteDtiary was locking
mp the convicts in their cells for the
night, woman named Williams, sent
from Hamilton county for five years, fol
grand larceny, slipped out of her cell
AID secTeted herself behind a door
When the matron passed near her hid
ing place, the woman sprang at her
knocked her down, and made her eS.
cape. She was caught Yesterday morn
ing, in corn field about nine miles
from the city, and returned to her old
quarters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
The RIUe Flag

So long neglected and almost unknown has be
como the standard elevated in the wilderness OF
suffering to stay the invasions Of disease and
heal the PROSTATE and afflicted. 1t p known in
Pharmacy as the Iris VersicOlOri it has assumed
its great mission of usefulness and cure in the
shape of "IRISIN.' For purifying the blood
healing and inviGorating the liver and kidneys
restoring the wasted energies of the sedy, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Iucipient Consumption, Rheun
atism, Cont, &C, and dispelling the diseases OF
women it has no equal. 1t is simple and effect
i've AID stands only on its merits.
inns.lml&w
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DIED:

On Wednesday, June 18th, 1869, Judge L. H
CALDWELL, Of Moundsvill-, W. Va, in the
6lst year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence
of S Brady, Esq, Fifth street, on Friday, thu
18th inst, at o'clock Pm. %he friends of TIT
family are respectfully invited to attend. 2t
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BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-IfyOu would bt
beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm
1t gives a pure Blooming complexi0H
and restores Youthful Beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and
perfect. q g. IA "a --E--y !,
1t removes. geduess, Blotches, and
Pimples, cures Tan, Sunburn and
Freckles, and makes Lady of thirty APP
pear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin
Smooth and Pearly; the Eye bright and
clear; the Cheek glow with the Bloom
of Youth, and impsrts fresh, plump
appearance to the COuntenanoe. No
Lady need complain of her Complexion,
when IS cents will purchase this delight
ful article.
The best article to dress the Hair, Is
Jvnn,s kathairOn
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Commissioners Sale.
Michael Kelley ! s ]. R. Foster
no-;1 NfcCor+ra, david Mccartney

rs. rs
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES rem.
i dered in the above entitled causes on the ID
day Of May, Ices, by the Circuit Court OF Wet
eel county, will, on SATURDAY, THE l7TH
DAY OF JULY, 1869, at the front door of the
Court House of said Wetzei county, in she
State of West Virginia, offer for sale TO the
highest and best bidder a tract of land contain
ing 1900 acres, situate on the waters Of Middle
Islaad and Fishing creeks in We,zel county
| West Virginia, bounded as follows: Beginning
for the same at q white oak hin side; thence
west 1871 poles TO beech and white oak cornell
| TO Richard Nichols; thence with his line 5. 4,
deg. Z. 500 peles to a stake corner to Hugl
McGuire's 500 acre tract; thence with his lint
" IS deg. 4. go poles TO stake thence 3 s.
deg T. 800 poles to a stake in one of the origina
lines; thence n. 10 deg. T.. $50 poles to the be
ginning. sale to commence at o'clock 4. NJ
Terms of Sale: One third a. Of the purchase
meney cash; one.third in one year, and the re
naming one.third in two years Rom the day o
sale. The deferred payments to bear Interest
and be secured by bonds with slti9tactorl
SECURITY. GEO. F. BOYD,
iuulioawIt Commissioner,
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A FULL LINE Of Tooth, Hair and Nail
brushes, Combs, Soaps; POmades' Toilet
Sets, Psrfumsry, etc. just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking 4 Car
roll. '..--
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Regular HEataTn0TaS and
Wheeling Packed.

The Fine New and Light Drargat Passengo
steamer
sCEENCE,..... Capt. Phil. AYsHUTz
viii leave Wheeling for Mata
sGsSxA moIas every Tuesday, THURSDAY
- and Saturday 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Matamoras for Wheel
ing every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock Am.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
&. II. BOOTH & CO.
iunl4tf Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MATCH GAMEi

This Afternoon, at 2i o'clock
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL Wiz IL
a take place at the Fair Groun"s OK '"'
Island between the
Baltic and osceola CiupS'
Am exciting game is anticipated.
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COMPLEMENTARY.

rI,HE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE
i Wheeling Female College will take place in
the First Presbyterian Church REV. Mr.. Fish.
ers) on Thursday evening, the nth inst, at
o'clock The public are respectfully invited.
junI6.2t L. G. LOOMS, President.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Notiee 10
Certain Non-Residents.
Match Game of Base Ball. -r--
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MAGIC COMBS

WILL COLOR GRAY HAIRS TO 4
w Black or Brovn IN q few aeoonds. NJ
trouble % use. For sale By
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The best article to dress the Hair is
Lyons kathaiTOn.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-12

this great missioner was going TO give n mis-
sion in a certain French tewn, whose inhabi-
tants were very much opposed TO missions.
The devil did not at all relish the prospect of
the aforesaid NJ. Morcain; and after due deli
beration, entered into the ouvriers Of this
French town, and inspired them with design
quite worthy Of himself. They met together
and they were not few in number, and they
set out with their arms bare, and their teddy
tiler caps upon their heads, as nice speoi-
men OF sansculottism as may well be cou.
ceived. The reader may divine the interior
life of this procession, which marched out to
salute in somewhat peculiar fashion the
approaching missionary. They advanced
along the road chanting parody Of the popu-
lar song
"'C'est pamour pamour l'amour,
Qui meme le monde a la ronde.'
to this Effect
"'C'est lie Norcain. lie Morcain, lie Morcain,
Qui damne le monde q la ronde.'
"The unsuspeotiug missioner came quietly
along in his vehicle, very likely getting mp
his evening discourse, when, 10 and behold
he is in the middle of this delectable crowd.
However, Frenohmau is not often at fault.
Forthwith he descends from the carriage,
Jumps into the middle Of the crowd, takes
hold of their hands, and commences dancing
in the most brilliant style, at the same time
joining in the chorus with right good will
'C'est le MorcaiD, le Morcain.' Away he
goes dancing and singing, and his ssnsculottes
with him, till they reach the door Of the church,
into which he also dances, irreverent fellow
and the crowd after him. But there he
is on his own ground, and straightway he
mounts the pulpit and breaches a most tre-
mendous ire-and- birthstone sermon, at the
end of which he proclaims that if during the
whole course of the mission any one who has
sung that song wants to 60 to confession, he
has only to cry out, Monsieur, j'ai chant6 le
! Morcain,' and he shall be heard Immediately,
before any one else. No waiting for turns.
No weary delay. No besieging the mssioner's
confessional for hours. No, he has gained
an immediate hearing. And so it was. Ever
and anon, during the mission, from the outer
most edge of huge crowds ofwomen and others,
nc matter what was going on, came in a loud
voice the appointed signal Monsieur, al
chant6 le Morcain.' No sooner said than done.
1t is as though he were some royal parsonage.
A passage is formed through the red sea OF
people for him: every one else gives way; no
one claims his turn; it is a bargain; it is fun
and consolation and carnestness all in one;
and there is Monsieur, al chsnt6 le Morcain;
foreshadowing his own arrival and acceptance
one day at his Savour's feet in heaven, in
tears at the feet of him who thus knew how to
be all things to all men that by any means he
might gain some."
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In "Curiosities of the Pulpit" the following
illustration of medieval preaching is given, on
the authority of Father Faber, once clergy
man of the Church of England:-
"Onoe upon time, as story. .tellers say,
there was great missioner in France OF the
name Of AOrcain. Now it came to pass that
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PROPOSALS.
Ny TRANsPO RTATION.

A RMY TRANSPO ORTATION,-
- OFFICE OHIEF QuARTERMAsTER,
sE3Ikb K g. Pss rsceS, is st.
4 GGfGT A OF ifnnpfEy q Hr tae
Ss sy S I
Luddpglon, Q. 9 M at Santa Fe, n. M until the
time above men'iO1s6 Ro3SrE No. 2.
:, From such points on the Union Pacific Railway,
II. d., as LAY, curing the existence of the contract
be designated by the Chef Quartermaster 8 Depart,
designated by the Forwarding ocer in The State Of
Kansas and Territory OF Colorado south of laItude
lie aSrsh Of OF The s'c:s csas
n o1 ecn New Wes 4i S6gsGds cS and
may be designated 10 that Territory aud any inter.
viii state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 niles as
which they VIII transport the stores In each month OF
Separate ",e, hGwey -, yited and win be en-
S%Is 6l: iaIe 80 q per pounds for ISe Si
IL, CtlSn-t,bno nOt miles, rs In the fore
q -vhI.hARKER
e sren Larned, Dodge, Lyon, Reynolds, Gar
"-N' ''1 "-' FROM FORT HAYS
to dIE9i'n
10 FortA Ly on, Reynolds, Garland AMI Union ,.
wholly by wagon, no ,,,,o, ~, o,,,,,,oo,, - ,,.
OF e Sa s SSdes 40
above and upon any other points regarding the
vice herein adVer'iiRso6 RoUTn toFi NO. 8.
Established in the ferritOfy Of New Mexico, 70 aay
pokls stations that are may be o. tablished In
that territory and to such posts or stations may
State OF Texas west OF longitude los degrees.
The weight to be transported Will not exceed on
Route No. OOO pounds on Route No. 10000 900
pounds,
BlGders will state their places OF residence, and
each proposal must be accompanied by a deposit Of
1900 (no. or certified check payable TO the order
OF the Hr as gSHTsntes has In case
enter into contract with good ana sufficient security
in accordance with the terms Of this advertisement;
said to be forfeited TO the United States case
of failure by the party TO whom the contract may be
awarded, TO execute In due form such CONTRACT.
Each bio der must be present AZ the opening or the
proposal or be represented by his attorney
The Contractors VIII be required 10 give bonds on
Route No. In such amounts shall be fixed by the
underslgned; on Route No. s, 100000
HauafactorS evidence OF the loyalty and solVency
OF each bldoer and person offered as security Will be
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on cute No, q" or ''8 as the
may be. and none Will be entertained unless they
The party to whom an award is made must be pre-
delay and 10 give the required bonds for the faithful
performance OF the contract
The right 10 reject any and oil Dlos thaI may be
The contractor on each route must be In readiness
for service by tire lat day OF April, 1859, and
have place of business or agency al WhiSh he may
be communicated with readily, az the starting point
Blank forms showing the conditions OF the con
TO be entered into for each route, can be haA
upon application to this office, either personally or
by letter, and must accompany ana Dc pArI OF The
blanks for proposals will be furnished on appli.
BY order Of the Chief Quartermaster. Military d.
vision Of the Missouri. -.
DeptP, NJ. Gen. .. s.A, c, g. M, Dept Mo.
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THE PULPIT.

Hhe HumOr OF the CIergy-An Enter
tanning Book of Theological Anec-
dOtes.
From recent London publication, entitled
"Curiosities OF the Pulpit and Pulpit Litera-
ture," edited by Thomas Jackson, prebendary
of ST. Paul's Cathedral, We take the following
selectiOns:A
TIE CAPUCHIN's SERMON.
Cspuchin, preaching Lent lecture at the
great cathedral of ST. Stephens, at Vienna, is
said to have startled his audience by fear
full narration, somewhat TO the following
eject
"There was once huge and wealthy
monastery in this duchy. Its vineyard pro-
duced rich and we'll. favored wine. Its barns
were filled with all manner of store. Fat
beeves chewed the cud in its meadows. Carp
by thousands were leaping in its fish ponds.
The neighboring trout stream was the pride
Of the monks and the envy OF every other
religious house in Germany. Well, the reve-
rend fathers ate, drank, and were merry.
They never kept Lenten fast. They
were utterly unconscious of the pangs Of
hunger or the humiliations of penury,
80 they never fed the famishing
or clothed the naked. They had more wine
than they required for the mass, and not
enough to turn their mills with, so they
oarOused from night till morning, and from
penitence and prayer, according to the rules
Of their order, they were indulgipg in wild
uproar and reyelry. The refectory echoed
with snstches OF lcentious song, and laughter
following some double-edged jibe. Suddenly
a loud knock was heard at the outer door,
knock, knock, knock. The janitor went to
open it, and was startled by the apparition
OF thin, tall man, his skull bones scarcely
covered with the parchment skin stretched
over them. He was attred in the frock of the
order, but the shape was antiquated, with ma
terial scarcely to be recognized; it was, more
over threadbare and mOth-eaten. He
asked, in hollow and sepulchra
tones, for admittance. The jani-
tor was alarmed, and shutting the gate
on the stranger, went TO seek instructions from
the superior. 'There stands at the gate an
odd, queer man, who asks for admittance. He
wears the frock of our order, but - mo
bats, bsaid the abbot: let him in. We must
show hospitality to the brethren; place him
chair by my side, fill him goblet of wine, and
fetch forthwith knife, platter, and pastry
The strange monk was introduced; he bowed;
he took his seat; but his head was covered
with his CoWl, and he ate not mOIsel, he
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CAPITAL, $1,000 900
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PHILADELPHIA.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

IN, TH0MPSoN'S LONDON KITCHENER
- or EUROPEAN RANGE, for famIlies hotais .
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Crates, Fre6oaTd Stoves, Bath Boilers stew-SoIe
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E-%siE-sA FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURA
zAkzlzs=szi.rz=ss TRANSPORTATION Company Despatch
k-u 5WltsuIe Lines, via Delaware ana Raritan
Canal on and AFTER the 18th of March, leaving daily A.
Eastern lines - ~"'4
For freight, which will be tax on accommodating
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,John A. Wright, Il. ii. Worne,
IL 2tsm3m Charles Spencer.
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY or
i PHILADELPHIA. VI
INCORPORATED lSOi-CHARTER PERPETUAL
NO. 224 WALh 6T Street. opposite the Exchanse
This Company inAuIes from loss or damape nv
FIRE
on liberal terms, on buildings merchandise Iurntnre
etc, Tor Limited periods, and permanently on build,
hgs by depohit OF prPmiuml.
The U mpany has been in active operation for m ore
lhan SlAI1 EARS, during which all losses h ave
been promptly adjusted and pal I,
DIRECTOR5,
John L. Hodge, David Lewis
Nj b Mhhuny, Benjamin EtLing,
John Il. Lewis, Thomas ID Powers.
William b. Grant, A. Il. MCHeAry,
Robert w. Leaning, hdm und CastillOn,
ID. Clark Wharton, Samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis JrL Lewis e. Norris
JOHN r. WUCHERER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary. s.2s2
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUslVELY-THR
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This Company, favorably known TO the community
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FurDiture Stocks OF Goods, and MerchRndise gene.
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund
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them to offer to the Insured an undoubted security n
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