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rar,s ns.e o1er some suggestions On the nse
.t ss.stas,s se,a* In ha.,entus The dsensaze-
1..+ ~ ~. cn,or1ne from tho ore Without dctr1.
Tent;o the analgamauuu; but THU already long
| chsnter varps me to aa1:EL
| .Fv u111a.
! Aehatora remarked. thste evtderces OF rseh
| ,n,rrrs, d,ssytc. continue 70 be erected. With
iavtsn expenditure OF money IN their construe-
.,on T+he new mill ss Swansea formerly the
as.,,. or unmbo1d. pstrtc,> owned
1,xs-. vay,,pt. 4 yree,and, is, with
-. tvn ,..o.,,... t,a ha..
ulc ..s..l ''on.' sua, ~ -
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progressive ner, ana - " W. aup.a. ps ~ Ae
I sake Of me1 o#n 1epaHaoo as nainAea4 eaas
they WILL oanish salt !rom taeii plen1es, ana re-
frain from the use Of ac!ds. u tne5 90 tu.s' tne1
1 viii secure re4ult6 t1at VIII hslousn uoa o11s
] themselves, but tue eleeP4 aHa'sauA1oss "A9
uow hold The reputation OF White Pine N taei1
| ha1dk. The Saeoa Is ten sta1p m!ll. With nse
Wheeler 4 Randall pans, and three sef5 iaf8e
] settlers. The pulp Is heated oJ tue lnject1oa a.
VIII Of the e1naust steau from she ecg1ne. Tue
lstte1is Of fottJ tJ-ho1se power-unre tnsn aemsieot
to tun al the n4chtoerT- TIC oaadlnR IS con.
! auucted Of White Fine lumber e1eluhse!F, ma
the foundation walls are Of our OWE nonosasa
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Smith; and "rne Trea5cry Reports, hJ Ga.ual'e
Bradfold. ....... ...-.-......
prrSAxs MONTHLY for February keeps a'org
IN ,ts tutiomaEy groove Of respectable comErSu.
mace. NE esse three Of 1hoee abom!nas!oas os
ner,otical literature, Viz, sct1a! Etor1ea. "A
Womans Rxht," "Couocrring chat.o:te." aaa
"sse,ches IN Color" Il. T: T: TucEesran coz.
tributes running description Of "yuEinis-.o
SID New" which IL well w1fttep, bur not n al
roTe! 8 Feninore Cooper {A1ss :, contributes
An interesting sSetcn OF the !ce.pasacn whicn the
RutAiar a1chltect TshschcheH contracted for the
Empress Anne. on the Nera, In 17ss, frou which
sc .ale the following rather enthua.ssuc desc11p-
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THE STEVENSON LETTER.
Who has ItY

WIN mas ~
Five days previous to the late cleo
ton, Governor Stevenson authorized thu
Wheeling Intelligence and the Parkers
burg journal to state "that he had
never written a letter concerning regis
tration to Moses Cunningham" ana
that "any such letter, purporting tc
come from him, would be g forgery
&c. IiI' .E|.
Our Democracy is not Of that kind
which would tempt us TO strike fallen
foe; but in justice TO Mr.. Cunningham
we desire to refer to few facts which
we think will settle the matter.
On the llth of August last, there
appeared in the Democrat communica
ton from Moses Cunningham, ESQ, OF
Braxton county, charging that the
Governor had written to him the let
ter above referred to, and calling
upon Mr.. Stevenson TO deny it if he
could.
On the 29th OF August We addressed
a personal article TO the Governor,
(Which we requested the Wheeling In,
telEgencer to copy, but that paper failed
to do SOY calling upon him to clear VI
the matter, as the charge against him
was disgrace alike to him and the
people whe had placed him in his eX,
allied position.
No answer appearing to the above, OIL
the 22d Of September Mr. Cunningham
addressed TO the Democrat another letter
roundly abusing the Governor, and
daring him to deny the charges made
against him. This letter of Mr. Gun
ningham's, together with our editorial
article, was printed in every Democratic
paper in the State; but no notice was
taken Of them until October 22d, when
it ,oaS an impoSaJiHty 10 reach VI. Cna.
ninghdm and srcure the Govcruor'S letter
for publication betcrcN tie dag Of election.
As soon as it was known that the
Governor had made this denial, Mr..
Cunningham sent to us the document
iteelf, and it is now in our possession,
~eady for the inspection OF any friend Of
Governor Stcvenson's who may desire
to see it.
The editor Of the Parkersb0gg Jo,or-
nal-who set an example Of editorial
courtesy to ''us country people hy call
ing Mr.. Cunningham "a liar, IAN ass,
and all that sort Of thing, may now
chew the cud of bitter reflection and
bear in mind that although the mills
of the gods grinds slowly, they grind OK
deciding. - Western Democrat.
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RETHANY COLLEGE.

TITE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on MoNDAN,
the 2jth of SEPTEMBER, 1870, aud terminate
on the 18th of June, 1871. 1t is rOmnnlicN-
~ situated in the midst Of 'he beautiful
and healthy hil-cUuntry OF the PtuhdI-
die" Of West Virginia, easily accessible by
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student life.
It has Il property in Endowment buiii-
ingS, Apparatus, Library, &c. OF over rlN,-
900 and is thus enabled to sustain a faculty
and furnish facilities for Il thorough cduca-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided Tor
both public and private boarding. aud I'M
furnished rooms will he let to students VINO
wish to board themselves.
COURSE or INSTRUCTION.. Regular Lit
erary Course, including the Ancient Lam
yuages, for the Degree of Bachelor OF Arts.
8 Literary and Scientific Course for the
Degree of Bachelor of Sciences. 3. h"
Course for Master Of Arts. 1. The Course Tor
Master of Sciences. ,. Special Courses IN
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &C.
Detailed information rs to these Courses
will be found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AID MUSEUM.-Ihe lnSiitu-
ton has complete set of Philosophical
Apparatus, and students who wish II are
trained in the Use OF Field Instruments
also Il thoroughly fitted up laboratory. for
practical instruction and Wort; Ia Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the
study OF Natural History.
TERMs.-Tuition, $50 per session. Board.
ing from 81 to s. per week. UNFINISHED
rooms s. per session to each student pre-
pairing for the Ministry. Free tuition to
sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel OF al de-
nominations.
For further particulars apply for cota-
eue TO Professor c. /. I.OoS, Secretary, or
w. X. PENDLEION, President,
Bethany, West Va.
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TOGETHER.


\ song for the season, my dear, my dear,
a song for the sunshiny weather!
And what does IL matter the time o. the
wear,
When you and are together?
y song for the summer, flying south,
y tiattering song 10 stay her.
And II | were the bird with the golden
mouth,
would not dare to delay her.
All the year round my skies are blue,
Into your blue eyes gazing;
Shining, smiling, tender and true
on, these are the ones for praising!
The best of mine that the year could claim
Were "a homage but half hearted,
For know the brightness will be the same
When her bloom is all departed.
When ont oC the world the sunshine slips;
It's hoard the hearth-StOne showeth.
The one light suiiereth no eclipse,
Whatever the way IL goeth.
It's you that's wearing the summers crown,
To You all sweet names gather;
lt'Syou 7 love when the SHOWS come down
On, let me sing you rather.
Fo. though whisper you unaware,
Your name is a spell that raises
All singing spirits that dwell in the air,
Making Sheaf of praises.
ASOng to the youth our years above,
Holding all worlds in tether,
II suits all seasons, my love. my love,
When you and are together
Harper'S Magazine.
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PUBLIC SALE.

.,N WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
[ J November, 1870, l Will offer at public
.>ra "a, the front door Off Court House of
ONO county, West Virginia, the tract Of
,,vr. containing $50 acres, more OF less,
.'.',.tr.d on the East fork of Long Run,
,,.Iu which the present Poor House of Ohio
,,.llv is located. The large two story
p, building upon the said land is in good
muir and there is upon the land, cOnve-
....... % the house, nevCr-fdiling spring OF
..y.,rilrut water. The siabling, fences, and
r-ngr improvements upon the place, are all
Of, rapf condition. Terms of sale, one
.r.r.l of The puTcA0S" money IN cash; the
.s.rgra in one. two and three years, with
.r..r.sr. Deferred payments 90 b. Se"uret
,yr...j ofTuSt upon the said premises and
... "u.rgD,, upon The same 10 be paid annu-
..... Possession given April Isl, $50. The
...r o. ,ae above II uueNcepi"ndb!e. BN
..,.r.- Cd. The Board of Supervisors Of Ohio
....rf.. W. W. MILLER,
..ll Chairman oftOmmittce.
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HeppiSg pots.

The love Of pets is a natural senti-
ment; if it is trained and the raising
of them is systematic, the breeders be-
come .fanciers and breed for definite
points in the objects OF their fancy.
Their interest in them is permanent, and
comparatively great pccun,aTy value Is
attached 10 such bird or animals a.
approaches perfection. The result isa
very happy one; breeds are improved
both in useful characteristics and in
beauty; great pleasure j, experienced
by the lancicrs themselves; Il know
edge of natural laws Is gained. skill IN
breeding acquired and the wealth OF
the country notably increased We be-
lieve more than ever in encouraging
the keeping Of poultry and pet- OF
all kinds by children and by every body
who can do so to a very much greater
extent than is now praCticed
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EsnfkN Horses.

1t is rarely well to whip OF kick or
scold balky horse, rs is the common
practice. One OF the best modes is to
feed him where he stands with any ac-
cessible food, such as oats, ears OF corn,
or even grass by the waysido or hay
from the wagon, which can he provided
for the emergency. Forgetting his
whim, he will generally start without
trouble. Another good WY IS % 10
something not harmful. he ..~: rs
filling his mouth with Ir' which
a desire to get rid Of vii divert his
thoughts, and before he knows i, he
will be jogging unconcio@s'y along.
Sometimes, If one can spare the day,
it is best to wait till, from wearincss
and hunger, the animal submits 10 your
will, and the triumph in this instance
is generally complete.
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Shall Young firnin be Tod.

We incline the opinion that rye or
wheat sown in September should not
be touched till next harvest-time. We
know that some hold opinions TO the
contrary, and under some circumstances
it NAV he desirable. If the growth Of
either is remarkably large, go that the
ground is covered to the depth Of sever
al inches with the foliage, We can see
some propricty in removing a portion of
this surplus vegetation. II will give a
better chance for the sprouts next
April 1t will lesson the chances OF
the destruction OF the plan. 10y mice or
moles, which in some sections are great
pests. and perhaps, best Of all, will
afford a good bite for sheep or calves at
a season OF the year when they staHI
in need. But as general thing, we he.
lieve that no hoof OF any animal should
ever touch a field after it i sown TO
either OF the grains already named II
the ground is mellow, they tread some
of the shoot into the earth, perhaps, he
yond starting. If it is eaten close, the
protection which the roots Of all grains
and grasses more or les, need in the
winter is lost, and the little cnrichinc
materialwhich the decaycj leaves give to
the plant in the spring when it first
starts is vomiting, which seems to be
among the natural provisions that are
made with reference to highest and
best growth of this kind Of grain.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, November 10, 1870.

THURSDAY, November 10, 1870.
BEEF CATTLE-The market yes
erday opened very dull, and continued
so throughout prices fell off a shade
from the rates Of last week-some 700
head changed hands To-day the dull
ness of Yesterday continued, and prices
of good cattle declined ic and common
Ia &c per ID as compared with last
week-some few of the offerings remain
over unsold. About $50 head OF the
receipts were reshipped East without
being offered here. We noticed but
few good Stock Cattle in the yards
The character Of the offerings this week
consisted chiefly Of the tops and lower
grades, medium qualities being rather
scarce. Mich Cows are in full supply
and limited demand, sales at $40 OO to
SIS 90 per head, as to quality. Veal
Calves are unchanged at S@9c for
good and 6@7c for common. Prices
today for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best beeves at 81 %
al %; generally rated first quail
ity at S. l24@6 % medium or good fair
quality at 81 00@5 l2!; ordinary thin
steers, oxen and cows So 75@4 OO; in
ferior and lowest grades OF cattle, So 5O
IA O0-general average Of the market
to-day, s. -; extreme range of prices,
50 50@7 %. Most of the sales were
from s. 00@6 20 q 100 lbs. OF the re-
ceipts 1924 head came from Virginia,
59i from West Virginia, CTS from
Ohio, and I46 from Maryland
total receipts for the week 3l39
head, against 3464 last week. Of the
offerings 92l head were taken by BaItl-
more butchers, rs sold to country deal
ers, 6l7 to spectators for eastern mar
kels, 3l2 to farmers for grazing, and
10 head to country butchers-total
sales for the week 2jGS head. against
275O last week, and 2707 head same
time last year.
SIEEP-There has been heavy
supply Of Sheep in the market during
the week, and with only light demand
quotations have fallen off &c per ID
since last week. clpHliIH Win INV"
ward tendency: Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Fair to good Sheep at
4Gljc, good to extra 5@jlc 2 ID gross.
Stock Sheep 81 75@2 - per head.
Lambs at 50 O0@3 90 per head, as to
quality. Receipts this week 5446 head,
against 9lgj last week, and 1915 head
same time last year.
HOGS-The receipts during the week
have been large and only q moder-
ate demand, rates have fallen off
Ia lie per ID, and at the close were still
tending downward Prices to-day ranged
a. follows: At IS 75@9 so per 100 lbs
net. Receipts this week S273 head,
against $50 last week, and 1928 head
same time last year.
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Crowd the Hogs.

November is the month for making
pork. 1t costs at least two cents a
pound less than it does in January.
Give the hogs all they will eat up
clean of the richest food. If well
cooked, it will be worth quarter
more than if fed raw. Put the meal,
small pottoes, apples, pumkins, if you
have them, all together, and make a
mush for say two days, then give meal
and potatoes alone for two days, and
then meal alone with milk, If you have
il, till the week comes round. This
will give appetite aud health, and you
will get the full value of your food.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November ~
CUTTON-Quict and unchanged al

CINCINNATI, November IL.
CUTTON-Quict and unchanged AT
l5r.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Unchanged.
GROCERIES-Steady.
OILS-Linseed at 90c. Lard dull
and declined to 81 l2@l Il. Petro-
lcum steady.
BUTTER-Unchanged; fresh at 30
Gg35c.
SEEDS-Quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork with only a
limited iobbing demand at $23 CO.
Lard scarce and firm at l3@ lic; large
sales of prime steam seller December,
chiefly to he delivered in New York, at
l2IMl2sc here and at l3s@l3!c deliver.
ell in New York. Bulk meats quiet and
weak at lI!@l44@l5c for shoulders;
bulk shoulders 7c-receipts of 1000 TBS
TOBACCO-Demand fair and mar
ket firm; sales of 10 hhds at s. 3I!@
- 90.
WIIISKY-Dull and dropping at
S4@ Soc; all others quiet and unchang-
ed.
GOLD-llll.
EXCHANGE-Dullat 80 discount to
par buying.
MONEI--Firm.
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1870.

DIPLOMAS AND LITERARY DEGREES Co.'S
FERRED ny STATE AUTHORITY.
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Sew York Market.

New YORK, November -.
COTTON-Steady; so bales upland
At liic
FLOUR-In cool demand at full
prices.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; new spring al
81 1851 %; winter red amber at$l 81
al 80. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Oats firm western at 6Oa; Ohio at Ola
SIC. Corn quiet and unchanged at IS
m2Dc new Sj@SGc.
EGGS-Scarce and firm; fresh at >
@&fe, lined at 2Tm2Sc.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull and droop
ing for the future; 800 barrels mes:
seller six months 10 30. Beet steady
Bulk meats and bacon dull and droop
ing. Lard unchanged.
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Harness.

Every part Of the harness should
fit. 1t should be kept both clean and
soft Frequently the collar becomes
covered with a compound OF dirt and
sweat, which makes it uneven, and
should be looked after as often as ne
cessary. When the harness gets wei,
hang it on several pins instead OF one,
so that it will not curl out Of Shape
when driving. Always grease or oil
after wetting, and before it is quite dry,
if YOU would preserve the leather ana
make the harness easy for the animal.
A harness which is cared for will
last three or four times as long a.
one that's neglected Use Neat's-foot oil
and always keep a greasy wo9!Ien
cloth to wipe and rub harness with.
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For Sale.

Il THEUNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
:, ole lot No. 81, n G.lham'S addition
-s-s--tu the city OF Wheeling, situate on the
conner of Quincy tui sixth streets. There
t,p good brick and frame house on the cor
r.r containing eight rooms, with water and
-. throughout and one of the best cellars
IN the ci;y. There IS in connection n good
...l.n and carriage house. On the south
...rt - the lot there i - good frame house
,rr.t i've rooms, fronting on sixth street.
r...- IS = very de- ."7N'' lDcn'iUp Parties
.s. .l...'.,a Mil pivg-- ell II =. %.
rr-4, Wholesale ~.i0c store, No. ~ Main
stress. NJ !. WANMAN.
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PARTING CLASS.

The exclusive services OF Mr.. FRANK
MEAD. of Philadelphia. rs Teacher ot oil
Painting-Landscape and Porira!t-h1ve
been secured for this school. The first les
son will be given on Thursday, November
nth. beginning with the Winter Quarter OF
the school. A fine room has been set aside
for n studio. where pupils rom the city clU
paint nj any and all times, free of charg".
Mr.. Mead is an artist OF high standing,
whose services we are grateful in being able
TO secure. and who, having just returned
from a sketching tour, will be glad ~ SOC
any OF his friends, either professionally or
otherwise. nj his studio on Main street.
Applications for instruction should h.
made at the Institute, where specimen
copies of his productions can be seen.
Landscape Painting. $40; Portrait, 50;
uar quarter Of - lessons.
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Kindness TO Animals.

Untimely or unreasonable whipping
angry or boisterous words are always
out of place-always do more harm
than good. The dullest animal ap-
preciates kindness. The most ceit-
brated horse tanner in this country Is
said to have made these words Ms
motto: "Firmness and kindness;
and he never failed Of success
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, November II

FLOCR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat advanced 2@2ic;
No. spring Chicago at 81 Ol!9l Ol$
seller last half month this afternoon
dull and unsettled at 81 90 cash. Corn
dull and declined l@l!c; No. , mixed
at Gle this afternoon inactive at Gle
Oats dull and declined l@3c; No. > at
33T39lc Rye. No. quiet at zoe.
Barley advanced l@2c; spring No. . at
S2&c for fresh receipts.
HOGS-Heavy receipts depress the
market; prices 10000 lower sales at
IS SOE77 20.
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NOTlCES.
NOTICE.

.,EALEp PROPOSALS To SUPPLY THE
- ohio County jail with good quality ot
mixed coal for one year from the date Of
awarding ,n. contract, will he received by
the anderson until Tuesday next, the
18th inst M n o'clock y. NJ. The coal To
De- delivered in coal vault in front OF Jail
Address JAMES j.. ROGERS,
Clerk Board OF Supervisors,
rOylU Wheeling.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, November |,

NEW YORK, November T.
The oank statement is favorable.
MONEY-Markct easy at 4@5 per
cent.
STERLING-At IO9l@1091.
GOLD-Weak; opened at lll3 and
closed at lll,@lll!. Borrowing rates
> per cent. to flat; carrying per cent.
Clearances 96.00O,00O.
GOVERNMENTS - Are steady.
Coupons of 81, ll32@1l3!; do CD,
lOSi@l0Sl, do "a, l07t@lO7S; do '65,
lO7 .6l07S; do %, new, l094@lO9S;
10 81, l09.@lO9l; do '6S, l09}@llG
l040s, I064@l06:; Currency G's, llls
Ml1IA
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EEMNN

ryIHE .ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COM
I pluv, az Hartford, Conn. Long " Whip
ula. Agents and the EtnI Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Of Wheeling, j. Il.
Miller, Assistant Secretary and Agent, have
removed their offices To No. >. Mcclure
House. next door 70 the corner of Monroe,
where they are prepared 10 take risks on
ra,SOnqD!e terms, rs heretofore. Octl9
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FOR RENT.
Rooms Fer Rent.

s'WO pleasant and convenient lodging
! rooms, suitable for gentlemen, in Hill
l..,u'S new building, on Monroe street,
arpve Fourth, are for rent. Inquire al this
..-f.r4 Sep27
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For Sale.

lot so FEET FRONT, ON ELM
\ street., east side, and running to the
,5r. adjoining 4. Pollock, Esq, Wheeling,
isiToF. BY Wv. HOGE 4 BRO,
80 Real Estate Agent
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

,IATWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
- containing four rooms ana kltcnen,
I.E- sjfnated on the south side Of Marshall
root between Main and Market streets,
- :. he sixth Ward of the city of Wheeling.
Do, low and terms easy. by
l'''- l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Office ON Chapline street, between First
III --rnNl streets. nONll
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For Rent,

-, \ DWELLING FOUSE-NINE
! rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
- Fifth street. Apply at Office of
gh2l GEO. w. JEFFFRS.