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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court met yes.
terday morning ut 0 o'clock, pursuant to
adIournment-Judgc T. ". Harrison on
the bench.
On motion, Dana L. Hubbard, Esq,
was admitted to practice.
Herman Renncr, who was indicted in
two cases for selling liquor on Sunday;
also, Adam Blum and William GOetze, in
one case each, for violation Of the same
statute, confessed judgment and were
fined ten dollars and costs OH each bill.
The case Of the State Is. Martha
Bathcm charged with shooting McNash,
was continued, on motion Of the Prose
cutting Attorney, until next term
George Boycc, indicted :ol petit larceny
was tried and convicted, and his punish
mcnt fixed at one years confinement in
the Penitcntiary.
Randall Trissler, one Of the fugitivcs
secured in Cincinnati, was brought
into court. and plead not guilty to the
charge alleged against him. Mr.. era
craft was assigned as counsel, and the
prisoner rCmanded to Jail until Thursday,
the day fixed for the trial,
Vim. Austin md John McPierce were
brought from Jail, and their trial post.
poned until tomorrow.
Adjourned until . o'clock this morning,
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PREACHERS AsSoCIATTON.-The Meth.
odist ministers in this (Wheeling) District,
met yesterday afternoon in the lecture
room of the Fourth Street Church OF that
denomination in the city. The attendance
was fair, considering all the circumstances
An organization was effected by calling
Rev. G. Martin to the Chair, and eleCting
Rev. J. p. Farmer Secretary. AtroIl'calI
all the members of the Association re-
spOnded except Rev. J. NJ Warden AS
a matter OF interest, We give the names
Revs. G. Martin, T. IL. Trainer, 5. W.
Davis, r. B. Hughes, W. J. Cannon l.
H. Monroe, J. 2. Farmer, A. J. LYDIA r.
Ball, c. H. Conway, N. DOwler, II. u
Wcstwood, DID; DR.. D. II. McGinnis, D.
Cool, J. b. Feather, W, II. Morton and t.
NorthCral.
The programme Of the afternoon con-
sisted of an opening address by Rev. G.
Martin; exposition Of Romans XII, " by
r. II. Trainer; essay, Subject: Sunday
Schools,) by Rev. s. W. Davis; sermon,
influences of the Holy Spirit) by Rev. T.
b. Hughes; essay, Subject: class meet
ings,) by Rev. W. F. Cannon. A friend
who was present informs us that the ex-
crciscs were very interesting, and the ei'
forts of the Reverend gentlemen enumer'
ated, clear, earnest md excellent
In the evening sermon was preached
BY Rev. 7. II. Monroe. The subject al
Iottcd him was "Thc Bible" and was lu-
cidly and pretty deliberately treated.
The Association meets this morning at
0 o'clock in the same place. A session
will also be held this afternoon ut 2
o'clock. In the evening memorial ser
vices for Bishops Thomson and Kings.
Icy will close the exercises of the first
meeting OF the Association.
five are not mistaken, this is tho first
meeting Of its character in this region. In
some sections, however, they are as regu-
larry held as any services Of that church,
and have been productive Of good both to
ministers and people. We hope to sec an
increased interest manifested by a larger
attendance on the sessions to-day.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING. -
George CrumbaCkCr would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared ut any time toput on roofs, eth.
or large or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
ofyears. He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlived half dozen othor
Patent Roofs The demand for his work
Is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past year 1900 squares of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly.
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From xoctol& Daily journal, Dse. II, 1869.


Kosxoo.-Thism medicine is rapidly gain-
ing the confidence Of the people, and the
numerous testimonials offs virtues, given
by practitioners Of medicine, leave no
doubt that ii Is u safe and reliable remedy
for DIPURTTY OF THE HOOD, LIVER DIS
EASE, &C. -...... ....-
The last Medical Journal contains al Nr.
ticlc from Prof. r. 8. Newton, NJ. D.,
President of the Z Medical College, city Of
New York, that speaks in high terms Of
its curative properties, and gives special
recommendation of KOskoo to the prCti-
TONERS of medicine. This Is, We believe,
the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by the Fac
ulty of any of the medical colleges, and
reflects great credit upon the skin Of DR..
Lawrence, its compounder, and also puts
"KOskOo" in the VAN Of all other medi-
cines oftho present day. DIV
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BETHANY COLLEGE CATAIoGUE-The
catalogue Of Bethany College for the
twenty ninth session has been laid on our
table. 1t forms a pamphlet of thirty-two
pages, printed on tinted paper, in the
highest style OF the art prcservntive."
The usual information rs to the Faculty,
Board of Trustees, college classes, terms
OF admission and course Of study is given.
Nincty-one students have been in attend
ancc during the year just about closing.
We need hardly say that Bethany pre-
scnts, in It's full and learned Faculty, Gle.
giant and extensive buildings, comprchcn'
sivc and practical course Of study, equal
ifnot superior inducements to any institu.
ton West Of the Allegheny mountains.
We commend it to the young men of our
State and neighboring States who propose
to avail themselves OF the benefit Of Il col.
lCgiate education.
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An INTERVIEW BETWEEN DocToR
AND Ills PATIENT.-Threc months ago
Mr.. James Henry Relding, Of 500 Grove
street, New York, was, as he supposed,
not far from deaths door. His physician
considered q skillul one-had given him
up, pronouncing his complaint atrophy.
He was fearfully wasted and debilitated,
had constant pain in his right side, ate
scarcely enough to keep baby alive, and
was much depressed in spirits. At this
iuncturc, clerk in the establishment
where he had been employed, persuaded
him to try u course Of PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS. Last week he returned to business;
his health being quite restored.
The other day on his way home, he met
the physician who attended him, when
the following conversation occurred !:
"Whatw said the doctor; "is this you"
"Evcn So" replied Mr.. RCdding, quietly:
"YOu'rc not sorry to find yourself false
prophet, I hope% mo, no; certainly not
But it's miracle. How was it, my dear
fellow! how was it? Mr.. r. told him the
story of his recovery, describing 1t wholly
to the Bltters,) and is willing to confirm it
verbally or by letter whenever applied to.
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THE WATCH TRADE.-OXtOby & DUFF
field, the Market street Jewellers, are do
ing an immense business in the Watch
trade. Having been constituted agents in
Wheeling for the Elgin and Waltham
Watch Companies, and having imported
from Switzerland full line Of foreign
watches made to. their own order, they
offer every inducemcnt to those who dc.
sire reliable, steady and accurate time
pieces. Every watch guaranteed. Call, n
few doors below the Mcclure House, and
see Watches and everything in the way
Of Jewelry, Clocks, Spectacles, &c.
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How To LOOK YoUNG-SIxTEEN,-
Don't paint or use vile Hair RcstoreS, but
simply apply Hagan's Magnolia Balm
upon your face, neck and hands, and use
LYONS Kathairon upon your hair. The
Balm makes your complexion pearly, soft
and natural, and you can't tell what didit.
1t removes frccklcs, tan, sallowncss, ring.
marks, moth-patchcs, etc; and in place of
n red, rustic face, you have the marble
purity of an exquisite belle, 1t gives to
middle age the bloom Of perpetual youth.
Add these effects to n splendid head Of
hair produced by the KAthAiron, and q
a lady has done her best in tho way Of
adornment. Brothers will have no spins.
ter sisters when these articles are around.
may2S.eOd&w.
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Cor AwAY.-Thc Express No. 9cntcred
on her career, yesterday, as steamboat
She did not get away until about IL
o'clock, in consequence Of the thousand
and one little things to DO looked ailcr in
sending out new craft. A brass band
was on board, and while lying at the
landing, woke the echoes up and down
the valley. When the Express did start
she went Off in good style, making fine
appearance. We wish her owners the
greatest success in this latest exhibition Of
their enterprise in maintaining line Of
packets between this point and Parkcrs!
burg.
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FINED AND HELD TO BAII.-Our read
ers remember the postponCmcnt carly Inst
week of. Walters trial for participation in
the Frazier hill affair, by Esqr. Schultz
until Saturday evening. The case
WIS fully heard on that evening, Squire
S. rescrving his decision. Yesterday
he made ii public. Walters was fined
five dollars and costs, and required
to give bond that lie would keep the peace
for one year. ..
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HEAD lIURT.-A deaf and dumb boy,
son of Mr.. Volk, m employc at the upper
mill, had his head seriously cut with IL
stone thrown by boy, on Sunday. Young
Volk was so severely hurt that he had
three or four spasms ailer the occurrence,
and his life was despaired Of A physi-
clan was called in and the wound dress
cd. The name Of the lad who threw the
stone is not known.
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REPAIRED AND RESUMED WORK.-The
engine ut the Riverside Nail Mill has been
fully repaired and is now much stronger
and better adapted for the work required
than it was originally, Operations were
resumed in the mill, yesterday. As yet,
there is no prospect ofthe boilers and mill
owners harmonizing their views; at least,
We have not heard any such desirable in
tclligcncc, although we have made almost
d0iIY INQUIRY.
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CHANGE OF PROGRAAIIE.-Wc men
toned, two or three mornings since, that
four of the public schools would go on n
picnic, next Thursday, to Crcsaps Grove.
A change has been made in the pro-
grammc, and we arc informed that the
Third and Fourth Ward Schools go to
n grove n mile or two below Steubenvillc,
and the First, Sixth and Seventh to Mar
tinsville The day remains the same MS
first designated. .. ...-.
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PREMATURE Loss OF TIE HAIR
Which is so common nowadays, may be
entirely prevented by theusc Of Bunetrs
Cocoainc. 1t has been used in thousands
of cases where the hair was coming out in
handsiul, and has never failed to arrest its
decay, and to promote healthy and vigo-
rous growth. 1t is ut the same time un-
rivaled rs dressing for the hair. A
single application will render 1t soft and
glossy for several days.
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OFF FOR ClNCINNATI.-Thc Beethoven
Gcsangevcrein of this city have given OFF,
Cial notice TO the proper authorities at
Cincinnati that they will attend the great
Spngcrfest, which commences In that
city tomorrow.
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CRY COuNCLL.-CounCil meets tonight.
A long time having interviewed since the
last session, vast amount Of business has
accumulated. The location Of the ATTAIN
tic steam fire engine will probably afford
u fine field for oratorical display.
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BROKE HER MACHINERY.-We heard,
yesterday, that the Carrie Brooks broke
some portion Of her machinery on her last
trip to Parkersburg. She is now laid up
ut that place. This leaves the Express,
only, in thattradc.
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GheQatelligeucer:
TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1870.


New Advertisements.
Wheeling Female College.
Steamer Julia No ..
Steamer Wauanita.
Notice-Supervisors Of Ohio County.
NOtice-DiSsolution.
4 Candidates of Episcopal Church
WellSburg.
Attorneys at LAW. P. &c D. l.. Hub
bard.
For Sale-Splendid Brick Residence.
Time Table-BaltimOre & Ohio r. r.
Co.
Money to Loan.
Notice-Sealed Proposals.
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By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner of first class Wheeler u Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Sumner & Co,
A pen,s No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling.
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For Additional Local See First Page.

Police CoURT.-Not u solitary case in
the Police Court, yesterday morning.
This is a rare occurrence for Monday, so
rare indeed that we deem it worthy Of u
special note
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The largest stock and latest styles Of
Womens, Misses and Childrcn's shoes in
the civ can be found at Louis '. Bonds,
lO7 Main street.
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PHoTooRArHs Of the interiors of Fourth
Street NJ. +. and St. Johns Churches, for
sale ut the Partridge Gallery.
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FOR RENT.
FOR GALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP.-About two
II AcreS Of ground on the d. & o. n. r., just
east Of the Depot, on which are large deposits OF
nnO MOULDING SAND; also, building Sand,
Inquire Of J. n. ARMSTRONG, AoIndsville,
or W. V. uOGR l. BRO,
iunlO Real Ratate Agents, iO6 MARKET St
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JOSEPH BURNETT s Co., Manufacturers
and Proprictors, No. 81 Central street, Bos.
ten. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
may10.T
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The new foodsourcc, SEA Moss FARISE,
is becoming very popular with all classes.
AS table dessert, it is the cheapest and
most delicious in the world.
une11. cOld6w
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THE largest stock of Fancy COlorel
Shoes in the city, at Louis V. Blends, 1O1
Main street.
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WATER TAx-WATER TAx.-All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to the
city for 1860 Water Tax, will please call
at the City Buildings this week, and pay
the same. S. MCDONALD, Co.,
June II. 1870.
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REUNION ExCURstoNIsTs. - Round
trip very cheap.
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Jusr received another lot of those fine
Lasting Caters worth So 80 for So 70, ut
Louis V. Blends, 107 Main street
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"Reliable and uselul."-[JamCs r FL
lott, Publisher, Boston.
"Far preferable to any similar pppara-
Frank Leslie Leslle's hid Mag0
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The Purcst andIswectcss COD Liver OIL In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy livCrs,
upon the sea shore. tIsperiectly purO and sweet.
Ask for Hazard s CaSwelrs Cod Liver Oh"
manufactured by
CAswELI, HAZARD Il co.,
New York,
Sold by all Druggists.
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REUNION ExCURsIONIsTs. - Secure
your Tickets.
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LOG. T.-Bring all your Temperance
Chimes.
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GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Gm authorised 10 sell Lot No. 100, Orloff
ZAne'S addition. on Wheeling Island, corner lot
30 feet by 100, Glgbly situated and cheap at 800
cash.
have IS acres OF coal one mile from BellAlrc,
which will sell at fair rates. It Is on the WegeC
Turnpike, has an outlet 10 tho river, &C.
have also - acres Of hne pasture land, one
mile from Bellaire, that will sell cheap. have
some other hne property, coal lands, farms, town
lots, &C., near here for sale II will pay all wish.
ing 10 purchase 10 call and sec me ut BellRir. U.
Iuno LUXURIOUS AUSTIN.
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REUNION EXCURsIONIsTs.-All friends
of Temperance.
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INOR ZANESVILLE-THE @
II huc passenger steamer
JULIA NO. a.. ........... Capt. c. n. STUIL,
will leave for tho above tonight at Midnight.
Freight received and bills Of lAdIng Signed at
the w6arCbOat until o'clock, p. NJ, BY
junl4.Tu G. Il. BOOTH s CO.. Agents.
nor ST. LOUIS DIRECT.
II Leaves this day (Tucsday) l4th i
inst, positively. -The fine passenger -
steamer
wAUANTTA, ........... Capt JXO. b CONWAY,
will leave as above announced.
For freight or passage apply to 49,.
JunH Z. II, AONG, Agent
UNOR CINCINNTI, LOUIS 80
e WILLIE AND ST. LOUIS 49,
The dne passenger steamer
MAJOR ANDERSON. ....... Capt. MUHLENAN,
will leave as above. Tuesday, June 18th, at ,
For Height or pasSagu apply on board or to
Z. Il. BOOTH i CO.,
JunI3 Agents.
DEGULAR PITTSBURGH 49,
N AND WHEELING PACKET 49,
The Ano passenger Steamer,
ARGoSY,. Observation-Disclosures Capt, WV. N. LlST,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every Tues.
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at Z o'clock a. n.
Returning, will leave Pittsburgh for Wheeling
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at II
o'clock A. n.
Freight received At the Wharf Boat at all hours
BY OunlS C. II. BOOTH i co.
DEGULAR PITTSBURGH 49,
N AND WHEELING PACKET. 49,
Tho AnO passenger steamer
PETROLIA, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Capt. HARLAN,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh ovCry
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
ATT O'clock An.
RETURNINO-wIl leave Pittsburgh for Wheel
Ing every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT II O'CLOCK a. n.
Freight received at the Wharf Boat at all hours
by c. II. BOOTH s CO.,
mali Agents.
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REUNION Misunderstanding your
field glasses. vol
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'IIas a large saIe-and superior merit
n. b. Merriam & Co, Cincinnati.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES. hfs.at
II TATE.-The Grst-clAss DWELLING III
HOUSE, GltuAted on the north east corner -
Of HAmpdGn and Sixth streets, now occupied by
NrS. Carter. There ID full lot, and the house 10
In - good condition as the day It was built;
everything about the premises In thorough re-
pair. Apply to J. p. LEWIS,
decI.H McLurc House, Wheeling, W. Va.
FOR SALE-TWENTY (2O) BUILD.
IL ing Lots on Wheeling Island PRICE $500
each. Terms, one-fourth cash. the residue IN
equal lnItAlmentI At one, two and three years
Mi JNO. P. GILCITRIST.
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VALUABLE MARTINS FER IN
v RY PROPERTY FOR SALE,-The tiI
subscriber Offers for sale his property near
the Ferry Landing, Martins Ferry Ohio, con
siGting OF three lois, on which IL building % by
90 feel, designed for Planning Mill large en-
zine and three boilers will also be sold with tho
pEoperty or separately. For information apply
it the COTTAGE HOUSE, TO
ISAAC EEWLAED,
mails Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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sTEAMB OATS.

Sold by all Druggists,
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from France into the Saxon plains. the heart
OF Northern Germany. Landau, on the otheI
hand, is Of far less importance. Standing wen
away from the Rhine, it may be easily invest
coup -de-,ndin. Rastadt. however, in the same
valley, on the other (the Baden) side, ana
higher up the river, is far more for midaoie,
and would prove g. serious difficulty II tne
French invaded the South German States on.
reotly This, Of course, might be most easily
done by Srrasbourg, where the passage 10
practically commanded but Ut TO o,sr rhfSs fbs
river su far from that Of the enemy, anu 20
leave the King the option of forcing his way y9 70
Paris by combined march OF Herwartns ano
the central army, whilst the Crown Prince was
kept on the defensive to check Napoleon, Is 8 so -
dangerous q strategy that We have no beIel III
its being attempted at the outset; but lneae
is on intermediate plan which the emperor os
may select, and which wouid solve eZo are 70
his difficulties, that has not, as far as we are
aware. been anywhere noticed. This woulo De
te confpe his operations entirely to the leIt
hank of the Rhine drive the German troops az
once from the Pru. sian district on the upper
Wose,le and from Rhenish Bavaria, shut IN
Nayence by a Gordon on its west SIDE, take OF
invest Landau, and then stand upon the deten-
sive until his enemies developed tnelT ZIP Plans ms
and came over the river to seek him. The OBJ
lection to this obviously is their holding the
Mayence and Coblentz passages ready to man
.oeuyre by at their option; but it has such man
ifest political and strategical advantages that
we cannot think it should be left on! OF count
by ths ready writer's who are carrying the
French by direct marches to Berlin.
In these remarks We are of course taking for
granted that the Emperor designs to begin at
least with the offensive. His not doing go
would be fatal to his own prestige, AM to his
admitted advantage Of more iorSara soa
the % war on to begin it by repeating the mistake
of Austria in 1866, and threatening without
being ready to strike. And to be ready and
not to strike would damage him with his own
army and nation no less than defeat. At the
same time it is clear that within very few
days he will hardly have any longer the option
of attacking inferior forces, even upon his
own side OF the Rhine.