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Mr.. Greeley ON Hanging.

The New York World recently said:
"Mr, Greeley, 1t is rumorcd, and the
rumor has not been contradicted, means
to accept n Republican nomination rs
Governor. Now, ono of the duties Of q
Governor Is to sign the death warrants Of
criminals; and Mr.. Greeley is bitterly and
openly opposed to the inflictiOn Of the
death penalty. The acceptance by a
public man Of a nomination to post all
the duties of which, If elected, he cannot
conSciGntiOusly perform, may perhaps in:
dictate either mental obliquity or moral
'perycrsity.'"
To this Mr.. Greeley in the Tribune
wittily responds:
"There may possibly be Democrats so
miseducated by their journals that they
would refuse to perform an official duty
imposed by m net for which they would
have declined to vote but our training
has been in different school. Hence, we
arc enabled to assure the editor Of tho
World that, should he ever be convicted
of murder under circumstances which
required US to sign his death-warrant, that
painful duty would be performed-with
reluctance, certainly, but without the
slightest hesitation.
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RRooKE COUNTY.

From tie Htiis6urg Hfraid, -..,
MARROW ESCAPE OF PRESIDENT PEN
Observation-Disclosures Pendeton had mar
row escape from serious injury on Friday
night last. In driving home from Wells
burg on the night in question, 1t being in.
tensely dark, his horse went over the
bank at the site Of the old Cashier dam,
turning the buggy upside down and badly
smashing It, the occupants, Mr.. Pondleton
and u young lady. being pitched out.
Luckily neither Of them or the horse was
seriously injured, though how they escap'
ed serious damage Is rather marvellous.
The Professor attributes, the mishap to
his getting the lines crossed in tho dark
and in attempting to keep the horse out
OF the ditch on the safe side Of the road,
pulling him over tho bank on the other
side. .,.,, s.-.r...p r. fs.l..r
"THE INNocRETs ABlsoAD.""- Babe
Montgomery, the Washington county in.
nocent, fell In on Sunday last with Oliver
Thompson, one Of our gentle youths, OF
Camp Meeting, and the two came on TO
Wellsburg together. and put up at the
Exchange. It was not long until there
was terrific fuss in that hotel, q jug was
thrown through the window, and various
and sundry threats exploited with equal
promisCuousness. Tie parties soon found
themselves in charge Of the law, and next
morning were fined each twenty dollars
and costs, by Mayor Jones. 9t t
From The ITelISburg News. T 49,.
THROUGHOUT the county we heRr gen.
cral complaint that the grapes, this sea
son, is almost a total failure. The grapes
appear to drop from the vine, and the
leaves wither. Can any Of our readers
give usa reason for this?
SroLES.-On Tuesday night about nine
o'clock, q man drove up to the Virginia
House with o splendid team, and cnquired
Of the landlord whether he could get over
the river that night His nervous man
ner excited suspicion that all was not
right Being informed he could not go
over the river that night he drove off at a
rapid rate towards Wheeling. Yesterday
morning, o gentleman arrived from Bur"
'gettstown, Pa, in search Of the team. II
appears that the stranger had stolen the
horses and was anxious 10 get over into
Ohio 10 mako his escape, We have not
heard Of the arrest OF the thief ~,
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GheqnteIliGetrte1,
WISHING.


BT gAxB. "N.
or all amuBenentS for the mind,
From logic down 10 1ShlDg,
There Isn't one that you eau ind
80 very cheap % wishing"
A very choice diversion too,
II we but rightly use It,
And not, as We arc apt 10 do,
PerVert It, and abuse 1t.
Iwish common wish indeed
My purse was somewhat iAtterl
That might cheer the child Of need,
And not my pride 70 aGttGF,
That might make Oppression reel,
As only gold can make It,
And break tho TyFants rod Of steel,
As only gold canbreAktt.
wish that Sympathy and Love,
And every human passion,
That has itS origin above, .
Could come and keep In fashion,
That Scorn, and Jealousy, and Hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried any fath0mB deep
Beneath tho waves OF ocean.
wish that modest worth might be
Appraised by truth and eandor;
wish that 1nnoc0nce were ffee
From tre0chery and elanderi "
wish that men their vows would MIDI:
ThAtwOm no'er were Foyer9;
wish that wives were always KIND,
And husbands always lovers
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Communion. ~.


Probably mover before In tho whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so
deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind, % this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through a long series Of years, and among most
OF tho races Of men 1t has risen higher and higher
in their estimation as Il has become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the va
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made 1t known as n rOliable protector against
them. WhllO adapted to milder forms Of disease
and to young children, It is at the sRnn8 time the
most chectual remedy that can be given for incip'
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF tho throat and lungs. AS a provision against
sudden attacks Of Group It should DO kept on
hand In every family, and Indeed as all are eomO'
times subject 10 colds and coughs, all should be
provided with this antid0tG for them,
Although settled C0nsM1hp ftOft 10 thought In
cllrablc Still great numbers Of cases where tho
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and tho patient restored TO sound health
BY tho CHERRY PectOrat. So complete ls itg
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield 10 It.
When nothing else could roach them, under tho
Cherry Pectornt they BubBldO and disappear.
Singers and. Public Speakers ind great
protection from It.
cured by Il.
Cherry Pictorial In small and frequent doses.
SO generally arc Ito virtues known, that Wo
need not publish the certificates Of them here or
do moro tlan assure tho public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
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Notice to Contractors.

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Bids will be received Tor all or part Of the
above. Specifications may be had on application
to W. A. Kaper, Pr. Asst Engr, Charleston,
W. Va.
Also, at the same times and places, for. the
graduation, &C., Of section on Now River,
about thlrty.Gye miles above itS mouth, inclu'
ding Tunnel 800 feet in length.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

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IN the aglIC districts, arc literally beyond account
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Effected In obstinate cases, and whore other rem
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UnAccllmated persons, either resident "a, or
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For HVeI. Conn EdiHtS, arising rom torpid
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urrrrrxcr ny rERxrssIoN.

REFEKE$CE BI PERMISSION
ton VIM. +. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
K. l.. Berkshire. Judges supreme Court Of
James H. Brown, Appeals Of West va;
" j. j. jackson, Jr,, Judge Of U. ). District
Court, ". Va.
D. d. T. Fnrnsworth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
A, WcrnIngur, member Senate.
Jacob HOrnhrOok, .Prest, West Va. ms 20;
Jacob ~ Blchel, Vice PrGst.
Caleb lOgge4s, Attorney, ClArkeburg, w. Va.
Samuel Woods, Phillippt,
l. White, Sheriff Mercer county, :"
Il. G. Davis, Senate. Mineral county,
j \. Camden, President Of First National BanR,
larkGrsburg. -, ,-,D.,.
gates Of West Virginia:
Ilop. Is. II. Smith, Kanawha county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James GnthriG, WetE0l
Nathan COT, Harrison
Joseph Teter, Barbour
Il. NJ. I'LL, Marion
James IIGrvey, Brooke %
Martin Judy, Grant
X. Davidson, Taylor
Henry HFannon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Doddrldgc
:" j. Y. BOwyCr, Putnam
J. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNJIY5FFEREsIF -- !
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PRESIDENT,
. o with full corpI of Professors.

Opened but recently for purposes Of lnstFuc'
tlOI, this Institution has already attained very
extensive range OF patronage and support,
1t possesses the finest grounds and buildings In
the St1te.a
Glasses arc formed in all tho regular Depart
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Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of the Modern Languages, the Study Of Geology,
and other branches III tho interest Of Agricul'
ture.
Chemistry taught according to the new and
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Teachers Glass every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION, from SIS 70 $24 per year.
FALL TERM begins September 7th. Winter,
December 9th Spring, March 9Ist. 4.
Commencement, June 18th. v = l. h
EB Send for Catalogue.
GEO. c. STURGISS,
Secretary Board Of Regents.
MOH0ANTowN, ". Va, July 80, 1870.
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MISREPRESENTATION Of foreign journals un-
der Prllssian influence render 1t necessary
to make clear statement Of facts as TO re-
cent military events. Marshal McMahon
is carrying out all his movements. lie has
had several engagements with tue enemy
in all OF which he Inns been successful.
He effected the crossing Of the Meuse
safely. At Longwy we gained victory.
The PrnsSiaus were defeated after a dos
perate struggle, md took refuge in the ter
ritory Of Luxembourg, where they are TO
be disarmed and obliged TO remain. This
information, which las just been recolv'
cd, comes from no less source than the
French representative at Luxembourg
M'NAnoN's EFFORTS TO RESCUE METZ EN-.
TIRELY FAIL.
VERENNEs, ria BERLIN, Sept. !.
McMahon's efforts TO rescue Metz have
entirely faiIed, in consequence Of the de-
feat lie sustained on Tuesday, when he
LEFT twenty guns. The French losses were
immense compared with those Of the Prus'
SLAMS. The Uhlans and dismounted hus.
sars took near Sedan two strong positions,
in spite Of the determined resistance OF
the French. .- an, -.I,J
STRATEGY OF MMAHoN AND BAzA1NE
SUCCESSFUL. rH ~ /
SpestalGo GsN y 7fHGs. t,t lsl 1a lu.
PARIS, September l.
The combined movements Of Bazaine
and Mcmahon have been most successful
The strategic plans have been well devised,
promptly executed and directed TO all
weak points Of the enemy. The victory
of tho French at Conrielles was impor-
tant as maintaining their prestige against
numbers. Confidence has been entirely
restored, and the idea Of q siege is ridi.
culed.
A dispatch was received today from
one Of the correspondents Of the New
York Times on the PrusSian side, which
represents that encouragement Is on the
increase. The cry "To Paris" is becom-
Ing daily fainter, and death from exposure
and disease is making fearful hayocin the
ranks. H.. -,....'.
LEFT WING AND CENTRE OF THE PRus.
SIAN ARMY TOTALLY DEFEATED.
PARIS, September l.
The La LiJertis reports thatNTcMahon
has totally defeated the. left wing and cen.
ter Of the Prussians; that their losses were
enormous, and that only the right wing
was able to retreat in comparatively good
order. 20 10 ',''' :. ~ 4.
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EDUCATIONAL,
BETHANY COLLEGE

* = IL n ~ w ~ - II " - -
The ThirtIeth Session Of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, 1870,
Economically situated In the midst Of the beautl.
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Of West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad OF
river and surrounded With the most favorable IN
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Of over $3.50 900 aud 10 thus enabled to gu9'
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OV COURSES tsS'c Of INSTRUCTION.. Regular
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Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree Of
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OF Arts, 4. The Course for Master OF Sciences.
8. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
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those Courses win DO found In our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.-Thc Instttu'
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Museum for the study OF Natural History.
TRRMS,--TuItiOn $50 per session. Boarding
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For further particulars apply for catalogue 10
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DRoPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED


i by the undersigned for tho superstructure
OF bridge over Wheeling Creek, at the foot Of
Market street, In Wheeling, Of tho following d.
mansions, viz: 1883 feet . Inches long between
abutmCntS; carriage way q feet Wide in clear;
two sidU walks, each o feet wide in clear.
Tho whole bridge 10 be constructed Of wrought
iron, except tho flooring, jolst and tho floor,
which viii DO Of good sound white oak. The
flooring Of the carriage way to consist Of double
thickness OF plank, Inches and 9 inches reapec-
tiYoly; and tho foot ways to be covered with
Inch plank. The bridge must DO capable Of guS:
tanning load In addition 70 lie own weight OF
100 ponnds per square foot OF surface. including
both carriage and foot ways. without Imposing
sensible strain on any Of It's parts OF moro than
$4,000 pounds per square inch, Or . compresSive
strain Of more than 10000 pounds; the ultimate
strength OF the Iron used In the bridge to be not
lees than 90 900 pounds per square Inch.
A wrought iron hand rail- will protect the side
walk on each side. The whole bridge TO be thor
oughly painted with two good coats Of paint.
Plans showing In detail tho forms and dimcn.
sions Of the different parts of tho bridge must
accompany tho proposals. which will be received
by the undersigned until the Sd day Of septem'
ber at 3 O'clock p n A. WILSON,
alrH Chairman OF Committee.
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mo WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
RFRS.-IIubS for Wagons and Carriages,
car, OAK and Locust Wood, Spokes from Inch
n ~ HieSoFy md Oak Wood Felloeg from ~
70 ! Inches, Hickory and OAK Wood Bows for
Carriages and Express wagons Poles, Shafte
: ReoSiTSd By HILDRETH 3 BRO,
s. Main Street
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lRIDGEs.

A correspondent OF tho Tribune writes
from Berlin, Monday: The Russians with
ina fortnight have surveyed and built q
newsrai1s way from RemillY4 to Popt:a1
Mousson, and u bridge over the Mosselle,
avoiding Metz and saving twenty miles.
They have also rCorganizcd the whole
eastern railway system, bringing German
engine cars, and station masters, signal
men, and all other employees, The trailic
is already enormous, and will be increased
by bringing siege guns and mortars to
strasburg 0nd Metz and the battering
trains to be sent from NIagdeburg and
other distant fOrtresses will require 900
special trains Of thirty. cars each, Z We,
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NApOLEoN's IIEALTH.

Amedical journal says it is assurad that
the statements as TO the debilitated and
doubtful state of the Emperor's health arc
well founded. The consequences Of pain-
full and wearing physical md prostrating
affections, added 10 recent fatigues, bodily
and mental, lave been such That at any
moment startling announcements may be
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The Project of Police proposes to allow
certain Germans to remain In Paris on
certificate Of good character. The Figaro
and other journals protest, saying the peo'
pie will then take the police work in their
own hands, adding that when the Prus'
SLAMS arc exterminated, the English will
come next.
BELGIAN FRONTIER WELL PROTECTED.
A Correspondent Of the 1rt5unetwrites
from Brussels, Wednesday: Sixty thou
sand Belgian troops arc on the frontier.
General Ceazal's headquarters are at Mer-
rimet. Count de Flanders is'at Philips
vile. Belgian skirmishers cover the from
tier carrying Belgian flags inscribed with
the Belgium neutral figure. Similar aags
are on all the CHURCH spires. Force will
be used rcgrctfully but unhesitatinGly
against any. troops violating Belgian soil
ppuss1ANs 1UI1DING RAILWAYS AND
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DIRECTORS:

This company now having been organlEed i've
years, and In that time done successful business
IL still prepared TO take risks at iatr rates on
Buildings OF all kinds, MerchRpdise, MRnulActur:
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CargOes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements to Farm
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company With
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company in the State; and
composed Of some ninGty.tour stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business men, re-
commends itself to the favorable consideration
OF the insurng public, and BOlicits their patron
age. Applications for insurance will be prompt
y attended to at their O1lce, No: 20 Monroe St,
or at their several agenCes throughout the State.
|1in SAM'I MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
C. II. CoEN, scc'y.
B, @. DICK, Asst 'Sec'y. .,.s iebl9
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HOSPITALS.

liz
PREPARATIONS are being made on a vast
scale tor the wounded Colleges, lyceums
schools and converts are converted into
hospitals. By order OF tho government
the palaces Of Versailles, Trianon, St
Cloud, Mendon, St. German and Rain:
.baullat are to be Immediately prepared
for the same purpose
TINE TIE GREAT ALLY OF FRANCE.
A special correspondent writes from
Paris Wednesday: Distrust between the
Government and people, still exists, but
much diminished Timeis great French
ally. A week since the Grown Prince
might have ridden into Paris; to-day the
dctences arc stronger, the moral OF the
defenders still more improved, and 1t only
needs the trust of the people to make
Paris and France safe.
EUGENE -FAyoRs RELIGIOUS PERsEcU'
TON.
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VNEsT va. INSURANCE COMFY

Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings OF
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, AerChAn
disa and Goods in Transit
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M'MAuoN's DEFEAT.

Whether the battles Of Beaumont and
Carren were fought on the same day or
on successive days seems doubtful. but
the result Is not doubtful. MMahon hNs
been caught with his army astrldc the
NIcusc, attacked by superior forces on
both sides, aud beaten. lie was already
attempting to retreat, finding the enemy
on his dank, and his communication
threatened by the Germans, he wasted no
time but attacked wherever he could
reach the enemy. Tho country above
Etain and Verdnn is filled with troops.
The Crown Prince Of Saxony held the
right bank of the Mouse, while three
Saxon and Bavarian corps advanced from
Buznncy. n"'. A u " I.,t'. dag
~ LONDON, September /.
RETIREMENT OF TIE EMPREss TO TOURS.
The Times says the retirement Of the
Empress to Tours would give France four
governments, with capital at Paris, Sc.
dan, Metz and Tours. h. n, u
SOCIAL DISCRIMINATION @
Extends everywhere. Priests, property
and Protcstants are considered sources Of
trouble, and arc objects Of popular wrath,
ID. r. Iii LONDON, September /.
100000 SrEN TO BE QuARTERED ON TuE
PEOPLE OF PARIS JAVA G.r.r
Palikao asks Of the Inhabitants Of
Paris quarters for 100000 OF tho Mobile
Guard, who have boon called from the
county TO defend the capital. Gratuitous
offers arc expectation the prOprietors yOl
largo establishments.
TERRolsM IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS.
Impartial correspondence from Paris
represents that terrorism has become cpl.
demic in tile rural districts Of France.
Men Of known democratic ideas are
prosecuted as sympathlzers with the
enemy.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT AS TO lH'IAHoN's
RECENT MOVEMENTS. fst @
- !. IR4Rp' September /,
La Patrte says, semi,oflcially. The
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LONDON, Sept. 1,

The, Tribune correspondent at Paris
writes on "Wednesday evening: The ma.
lority in the Corps Legislatif show no real
regret at the BOnapartist Jaquerie or at
tacks on Protestants, and the Ministers
decline to promise that the Projects guilty
Of cxaspcrating the mob against Protcs-
tants shall be dismissed. In such matters
the power of the Empress is supreme,and
the Empress favors religious persecution
even in this crisis.
THREATS OF EXPULSION OF ENGLISH
EuOW pARIg
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Additional Dispatches Of Thursday
- Night.

Additional Dispatches Of Thursday
- y Night. n,
THE FRENCH CAUSE DESPERATE.
' LONDON, September /.
kilograms from Paris this morning
show that tho Parisians do not believe 10
the complete defeat Of McALahon. Tic
opinion in London Is that nothing can
now prevent the siege Of Paris. The
French cause is desperate. 'ns.
FAMINE PRICES FOR PROVISIONS.
Speelo1 toMs N. YI7FIbuNs.
III LONDON, September |.
Aspccihl correspondent otrthe Tribune
writes from Paris on Wednesday: Pro
visions Of all kinds are already reaching
famine prices. Butter, salt, and potatoes
are double, and meats triple the usual
cost.
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ORGANIC WRAKNRaS
DR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one of the most eminent Col.
legeg In the United States and the greater pant
OF whose lie has been gpent In the hospitals Of
LONDON, PAriS, philadelphia and elsewhere, has
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing in
the head and cars when lasleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden s0und6, babhf1l
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
umse with arrangement OF mind, were cured im-