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Eighth ward penocratic meetIng.

Democrats of the Eighth Ward you are
hereby notified to meet at the Firemans
Hall on Monday night, 26th inst, for the
purpose of selecting a delegate to the
County Convention. By order Of the Ward
Committee. w. r. DALE
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LBz the Western Union Line

NoTE-The reports as presented are
made at the several points indicated at
8 o'clock A. NJ, each day.
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THE GUBERNAToRIAL CANVASS.

Amendments of Hon. John c.
Brown in East Tennessee.
Twill address the people upon the prac-
teal issues before the country as follows,
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lost Graceful Rider, (lady) Miss

Most Graceful Rider, Qady) Miss L
Ramsey and Mis- Katie Brewster.
Our reporter acknowledges courtesies
from the various officers of the Fair, and
from the citizens generally. He also de-
sires to mention in an especial manner the
attendance bestowed upon him by Miss S,
who was determined to see him provided
with the best the abundantly supplied tables
contained.
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Marriage Licenses.

We have no ink drops to mark these last
lines in sad quotation; tear"drops will do
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more creditable to the people who elegated
Il 10 power or more suspicious o. us H.
tllre success, than by promptly lnaugu,.
rating measures for the speedy and final
adjustment of the differences existing be:
tween the State it controls and the OLD
mother Commonwealth, from whose side
she was torn without even the semblance
Of law or precedent. Let US, at least, Of
ford the new administration the Opportu-
nifty OF maniiesting its intentions, and its
appreciation OF honesty and fair dealing.
The mode Of settlement, which you inau'
guratcd, in my opinion, Is too Cumber-
some, and will be attended with too much
delay. The better course to be pursued,
is for tho two States TO submit the W hole
question to- arbitration. Let each State
select one disinterested arbitrator, and the
two thus selected, a third, TO whom
the whole subject shall be submit
ted, and their finding to be final and bind
ing upon the two States, This Is o fair
and equitable mode Of adjustment, and, II
rendered by you, IcannOtbut believe that
West Virginia will promptly accept it. II
she refuse, you will have the satisfaction
Of knowing that.you have exhausted all
honorable means TO obtain settlement,
and will then DO amply justified in seek
ing your remedy through the only instru-
mentality remaining to you-the Supreme
Court Of the United States, Whichever
course may be adopted, considerable timc
must necessarily elapse before final set
Element can be male. In the meantime,
our public creditors are justly anxious for
some action on your part looking to a re-
sumption of the payment Of interest upon
our debt. mi
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Ny Extract Sarsaparilla Is Blood Purifier; my
Extract Buchu is \ Oluretlc, and will act as such
In all cases.
Both arc prepared on purely scientific princl.
ples-LR pdcUO-And arc the most active measures
Eivo test will DO q comparison OF their properties
with those set forth In the following works:
See DiSpensRtOEy OF tho United States.
See Professor DEwEES' valuable works on the
Practice Of Physic.
SeeremArks made BY the celebrated Dr.. PHVSI0
Philadelphia. II -
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL,
q celebrated Physician and Member Of the Royal
College Of SurgeOnS ireland, and Published IN
the Transactions Of tho King aud Queens
Sec Mcdlco Chirurglcal Review, published by
BEHJ'N TRAVRRS, Fellow Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons. E
see most Of the late standard works on MOdl.
cine,
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Change the Cast Of the Senate COM
mitIee on Foreign Relations. ,gr
Cor. Of BaltImore Sun. 5i,aru s..Haw
lst.f...l WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
1t having been stated that the President
had declared that 1t seemed TO him unfnir
that one Of the principal committees OF
the Senate, Chat on foreign Telattons,)
should be so organized US TO BIO against
one of the most important questions of
the administrations foreign policy, an at
tempt was made in the Republican caucus
this morning to remodel 1t by ldisplacing
Mr.. Patterson, and appointing MIR. Conk-
ling, as a strong "Coimter.irritant" to MIR.
Summers well.known opposition TO the
San Domingo annexation scheme. AL
though Mr.. Conkling voted against It at
the last session, It Is said that he now sup
ports the new plan Of annexation pro
posed in the annual message, and hence
the desire Tor the contemplated change.
Mr.. Summer tlared up at once, and very
warmly denounced the proceeding as a
censure on the past action Of the commit
tee. Mr.. Wilson took this view. The.
caucus committee said that Mr.. Patterson
had been given the Craftsmanship Of the
District Committee, which was compen.
satton for the change. Mr.. Sumner did
not agree to that Mr.. Patterson, he said,
desired to remain with the Foreign Re-
lations Committee, and the change looked
like an attempt to pack the committee in
advance in favor .Ot San Do
mingo. Tho debate at this point
became very excited, Senators Morton
and Chandler stepping forward
and warmly defending the change. Mr..
Trumbnll thought it WNsa small matter
to produce such warm discussion, aud
Counseled moderation and harmony be-
tween Republican Senators themselves
and with the administration. Mr. Wilson
said that Mr. Patterson felt aggrievcd at
the reported change, and desired u re-
main for personal reasons on his old COM
mittce, and he (AIr. W. therefore moved
to rec0mmit the subject TO the caucus
committee, with instructions to report 10
the old foreign relations committee. This
was carried by two to one; and Suhse-
quenLlY the caucus reassembled, received
the report, ratified 1t, and afterwards the
whole list Of committees was reported in
open Senate and adopted. The Demo-
cratic Senators retain substantially their
old places. Mr.. Casserly continues on
foreign relations, Mr.. Bayard on finance,
Mr.. Stockton on appropriations, Mr..
Vickers on commerce and the District,
Mr. Thurman on judiciary and pOstoilices,
Mr.. Davis on Indian affairs, and Mr.. Nc
Creepy on territories. Mr.. Hamilton, OF
Maryland, is on patents and public build
ings and grounds. 1t was at first intend
ed to remove Mr.. Schurz from foreign re-
lations, but MIR. Morton and others said
that it would not do, for it would be look
ed upon as IN attempt to degrade Mr..
Schurz, and would have q ruinOus effect
on the Radical party in tho West. 1t was
therefore decided to let Mr.. Schurz alone.
Mr.. Sumner is jubilant over his triumph
and the defeat OF the first effort made this
session in behalf Of the San Domingo job.
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PerilOus Encounter with Deer.

Perilous Encounter with Deer.
From The AOrgaHtO,Cn Post.
One day list week Mr.. Ulysses Camp,
Of this county, living upon the river hill
some three miles above here, entered the
Deer Park upon bis fathers farm for tho
purpose Of cutting some hoop poles. The
park contains six deer; Mr.. Camp Observ-
ing the cd buck, IA full grown, stalwart,
noble looking animaD following him; it
being nothing unusual he paid no atten-
ton TO the iaCt Having selected n pole,
he had scarcely been cutting 1t before the
buck rushed upon him unawares, striking
him d furious blow upon tho right arm
near tho shoulder, knocking the axe out
Of his hand and far beyond his reach, and
before he could recover the axe or get out
Of the way, the Infatuated animal was
upon him again attempting to gore him
with its sharp antlers. Mr.. Camps cool.
ness, great strength and endurance saved
him; he graspcd the animal by the horns,
holding firmly to him, thus preventing
the animal from rushing upon him again.
He suffered iearfully, however; his arms
and legs being lasccratcd, and his clothes
almost all cut and torn from his person by
the furious kicking and lunging of the
animal. ,r a -.. -.a.-
The combat lasted near hall an hour,
and was ended by Mr.. Camp being forced
backward until the high fence that en-.
closed the deer barred his further fO.ced
retreat and offered him the means Of es.
cape from his enragcd antagonist.
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REEERENcE Br PHRMIssION.

REFIRRNCB BT TERMINATION.
Hon. VIM. 3. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. L. Berkshire, lJudges Supreme Court Of
James h. Brown, Appeals Of West Va:
J. J. jackson, JF., Judge Of U. 3. District
Court, W. Va.
y" D. D. +. Pnrnsworth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A. WOrninger, member Senate.
Jacob HOmbrook, PrGst. West Va. ms. Co:
Jacob II. BlchGl, Vice PrGst,
Caleb Boggess, Attorney, Clark9buR, W. Va.
s 4. WSI,s % sSeflE Mercer county, GnpO
q. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
], N. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
PaFkerBbufg.
gates Of West Virginia:
ZION, B, Il. Smith, kAnAWhA county.
@. @. Burgess, Wayne
I" James Guthrie, WetBGl q"
" Nathan Coz, Harrison H.
Z" Joseph Tetef, Barbour
~ r, II. Hill, Marion
james Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BEann0n, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddTidg0
]. T. B0WYeF, Putnam
]. 8. wilkinson, Lincoln
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HIT. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from
habits OF dissipation, used In connection With the
Extracts Buehu and SarsapArilla, in such diseases
Rs recommended. Evidence Of tho most respOn-
sIblC and reliable character will accompany the
medicines Also explicit directions for use, trjh
hundreds Of Gt0HSdndS living witnesses, and up
wards Of $1,000 unsolicited certificates and REQ
letters, many Of which arc from
tho highest sources, including eminent Phyai'
tor has never resOFtcd 70 their publication In the
newspapers; he docs not do this from tho fact
that fIs articles rank as Standard Preparations,
and do not need to DO propped up by certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like the Doric Col.
umn, should stand simple, puro, mAjoItlc, having
Fact for It's basis, Induction for It's pillar, and
Truth alone for itS Capital. a
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Ghe9&teQf4ertter.
MY MISTRESS BOOTS.

MY MISTRESS BOOTS.
Woo They nearly strike me dumb,
ru.' And II tremhle when they come i
PitRpAt; .
This palpltatlon means
That these Boots are GerAldIne'E
Think OF that
''' owherC did hunter win .....
Nj So deleCtAble skin ''l. fn ..
For her feet! s.,.
1870 You lucky little kid, /,
,.u You persisted, go you did, I0
For my sweet! .f....,.
The fairy stitching CLEANS
On tho sides, and In the seams,
And Il sheWS
That the Pixies were the wAgs
Who tips those funny tags,
.4 a. -Huiufl And these toes. a hl=iI
.,s,ts, Tho SimpletonS who squeeze YIriW
Their eItreInitleS 70 please a. ~
.LfN.fr or. MAndAFlng,
.l o.. Would positively finch rtI g,tF
From Venturing to pinch
Geraldlne'B. '..n.,
What solcs to charm an elf
iH'n Had Crusoe sick Of self,
.ta .,f. CHANGED TO view. ,t. i. =
Ono printed near the tide, D
...'. oh how hard hO would have tried n
For the twOl ,. ..r,..
Cinderella and rights
To GCFaldinG's were flights;
And, throw,
The dQmgcl, deity shOd,
Has dutlfully trod
EI fy 81 Until now. HHtNn
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NOT A FEW

oil the worst disorders that aflIct mankind arise
from the corruption that accumulates In the
Blood. or all the discoveries that have been
made to purge It out, none can equal In effect
IIELMBoLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPA.
RILLA. It Ceanses and renOvAtes tho Blood, in.
stills the vlgor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humors which make disease. II
stimulates the healthy functions Of the body,
and expels the disorders that grow and rAnkle In
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not admit OF certificates TO show Its effects, but
the trial Of single bottle will show to tho sick
that 1t has It's virtues surprising anything they
have ever taken. .L.
Two tablespoonful OF the Extract OF SarSApa-
rillA added to pint Of water s equal To the LIS
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is FULLY equal TO
gallon Of the Syrup Of 6arsaparila, or the dCcOc-
ton % usually made.
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INSURANCE.
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L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
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tH 4

II. T. HelmbOld's Extract BuChu.
For weakness arising from excuses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early 1ndiScreti0n, attended with
the following symptoms: BIZ Ii ~
IndlspositIon to exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, rl Difficulty ofbreathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling, s,
Horror Of Disease, Valentines,
DImnBss Of Vision, Painin the Back,
Hot Hands, @ Flushing Of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Ernptl0ns Of the Face,
Universal LAssltude. PAllld COpntenanee,
or tho Muscular System. dl''t
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on (Which
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a.,,- FATUITY, RPILEPTIC FITS. &cs,a
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f'H INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION! %
Many arc aware OF the cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of the insane
asylums and the melancholy deaths by Con!ump.
ton bear ample witness 70 tho truth Of tho as
gertion.
weakness, requires the aid Of medicine to
stTGnghthen and ,inVlgOratO tho system, which
II. T. HELMBOLD's EXTRACr or BUCHU invariably
docs A trial will convince tho most Seeptical.
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MEDICAL,
Bladder, kidneys, Gravel and DrOPSIeal
SWelllngs.

This Medicine increases the powCrs Of 'diges.
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ton, by which the matter OF cAlcare0uS depoSi'
lions and all unnatural engagements arc reduced,
as Wellls pain and Inflammation, and 10 good for
men, women and children. w
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H-Send for Catalogue.
m T7TI y HI GEO. c. STURGISS,
Secretary Board Of Regents.
NoROANTowN, W. VA, July 80, 1870. T.!
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DO :. raI ORGANIC WEAKNESS
cared and full VIVoI reNtorOfl
DIR, JOHNSON.

Membor Of the Royal College 81 Surgeons, Lon.
DON, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
leRee In the United States, and tho greater part
o. whose life has been spent In the hospitals Of
effected some Of tho must astonishing cures Thai
Her9 ever known. Many troubled with Flnging In
TIC head and ears whom asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful
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YnIrNIn NInAH

especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
eGEy vice. that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps to an untlmely Vr6yc
thousands OF Young Non Of the mort excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise hGV0 eHt:anced listening S0anleS With the
fhgndGrS OF eloqugpee or walked TO ecStAcy the
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San Domingo in Caucus.-EGort 10
Change the Cast Of the Senate COM
mitTee on Foreign Relations. ,at
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DR.. johnson has discovered the mOst Certain.
Speedy, and only EdgctuA Remedy In the World
for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, InYolnn.
tAry Discharges, lmpOtency, General Debility,
Nervousness pyspepSia, Lal9snOr. Low Spirits,
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
IL OF WHEELING,
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage bcing aware Of Physical Weakness.
Organic Debility, DsfOrmitles, speedily curud.
He who places himself under tho care Of DR., j.
may r0lIg1OnSly cOnfdc In his honor as gentle.
t9S1n ana confidently rely upon his skill Us ply
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TAKE PARTCULAR NOTTCR

{ &ENTAL4r-The fearful effects on the mind arc
m1ch % 9e dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
o. Ideas, Depression Of SpIhts, Evil ForebOdipgs,
Ayerslon 70 Society, SelkDiStruSt, Love Of Sol.
Jude, IimldIty, &C., are some Of the evils pro.
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DRUGGISTS.
DUCKWHEAT CAKES
- ARE SEASON!

IN Won want them HQIi, crisp and wholesome!
M course you do. Then mix your batter with
Iov.u. List 4 Co.'S Excelsior Baking Powder.
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Thousands ofpersons Of all ages can now Judge
what is the cause Of their declining health oh!ng
emaciat0d, having Gisinkular appearance about
the eyes. Cough, and Symptoms Of Consumption.
, 1870-06-21

He observed, that the amount sub ltr. ]. had
by an oversight been omitted, in the recapltula-
ton of the Committees report.
The Governor said that the Committees APP
pointed by the Council to examine the esti-
mates for the annual bu~ilding-repairs have hith-
erto followed the method, to invite the Buildings
Inspector, who frames the estimates, to be pre-
sent when the Committees are examining the
different localities and buildings, in order that
he could give the requisite information that
method had had the beneficial effects, that the
Committee and Inspector have generally arriv-
ed at an agreement in reference to almOst all
the questions that have arisen, previous to the
Committees reports coming under discussion
in the Council, and the Government has seldom
had occasion to object to the adoption Of the
proposals. But this year the Committee has
not desired the presence of the Inspector, and
the consequence is, that the Government, after
receiving the Committees report a few days
ago, first then became aware that the InSpec-
tor had no knowledge of the reductions proposed
by the Committee. When framing the Origi-
nal estimate the Inspector followed the general
rule that all public buildings must be kept in
a perfectly good and decent state, interior as
well as exterior, and he had not been Instructed
to have it exceptionally in mind that mOmenta-
nv circumstances could render it necessary to
limit the work to that which is absolutely ne
cessary. The Government must, however,
agree with the Committee on the Budget as
we'll as that on the present MOney-Bill, that
the present financial position of the Island rem
ders it necessary to endeav0r to COnfne our
selves to that limit after receiving the report,
the Government requested the Buildings lnspec-
tor to a~cquaint himself with the Committees
, 1870-06-21

the reduction proposed by the Governors amend
ment say $1,000. 80, thus to the half of the
amount of the original estimate, he would-in
behalf of the Committee-request to be informed
from what source the Governor had obtained
the information which caused such a reduction
in the amount, as it must be taken for granted,
that if the proposed building-works could now
be executed at the figure brought down so low,
they from the commencement ought to have
been done for the latter sum. Either the Com
mittee's estimate must be wrong 0. he expert
ence since gained by the Governor unreliable.
The Committee has bestowed much care on The
matter and been put to expense for travelling,
all Of Which could have been obviated, if the
result now arrived at had been f~oreseen. He
rpcapituIated the several items in order to point
out in what they disagree. viz