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THE New STAMP ACT. As the proyis-
ions of the new stamp act passed at the last
session of Congress are not As fully I'M
derstood as they should he We append
the law:
BE- ii enacted, etc., That all instru-
ments documents and papess heretofore
made, signed or issued, and subject to n
stamp duty or tax under any law hereto
fore existing, and remaining unstaruped,
may be stamped by any person having
an interest therein, or where the original
is lost n copy thereof, at any tim" prior
to the lst of January, 1876. And said
instruments, documents and papers and
any record thereof shall be as valid to al
intents and purposes rs if stamped when
made, signed or issued, but no right &c
quired in good faith shall in any manner
be affected by such stamping as afore-
said: Provided, that 10 render such
stamping valid the person desiring 10
stamp the same shall appear with the
instrument, document or paper or copy
thereof before some Judge or clerk ola
court of record and before him affix the
proper stamp; and the said Judge or
clerk shall endorse on such VI ting or
copy or certificate under his hand and
seal when made by said clerk, setting
forth the date at which and the place
where the stamp was 30 affixed, the name
Of the person presenting said writing or
copy, the fact that il was thus affixed end
that the stamp was duly can".lled in his
presence.
SEC. >. That all laws or parts Of laws
in conflict with the above are hereby re-
pealeh.
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III L l. ID A &.

After the German OF F. Lewald. Fifth
edition. l2mO. Fine cloth. Price, Sl.75.
There is not heavy page in the entire
volume, nor is the interest allowed To nag
from introduction to finis. "-PhHddef-
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IA book thoroughly German in STYLE
and sentiment, and yet one which Will
command the universal sympathy of all
classes Of readers" Boston Globe.
"One Of the most healthful, fresh, de-
lightfll and artistically constructed nov
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The latest Partisan design for earrings
consists of golden gridiron, on which is
laid heart formed of gsrnets the idea
to be conveyed being that Of a bleeding
heart upon the fire Of love.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,

Translated by Mrs. A. l.. WISTER.
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WHEELING insurance comranies come
in for 5000 of the l"ss sustained by the
burning Of Near distillery in S;eubcn-
willie on Tuesday night II is divided aS
follows: German. Fire snd Marine,
Franklin, Nail City, $1,000 each; and
the Peabody and Aetna, 81, 40 each.
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\ CORRESPONDENT desires our opinion
rs Ia whether Beecher is guilty or limo
cent. OF course We know, but We are
not going 10 tell everybody.
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RELEASED. The Heiser boys, Who
were committed to Jail by Squire Gil
lespy, last Tuesday, in consequence Of
their inability to secure bondsmen, sue
ceeded in getting bail Yesterday, and
were released from jail.
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Have II REApr.-ThiS being the first
day Of the quarter the hard worked letter
carriers will be thankful if subscribers to
newspapers will have the change ready
to pay their quarterly postage
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LIVINGSTONE Is DEAD.

EOR % YEARS MILLIONS HAVE ~.
i tently watched his periIOus yet heron,
Stauggies, and grand achievement. aha
now eagerly desire the Comgl,te LUe'Hi.
tory Of tlIb world renowi,sri hero Abd
benefactor, which unfolds al,O the cgrlI..,,
ties and wealth Of n Wild and NOhddIaI
country. IL II just ready. 400 As'h"
wanted quickly. one agent Mold ~. So
other 1876 one week. For particular adhi's
HUBBARD BROI., either PblIa., b.a""'
or Cincinnati, Ohio. l"Sb
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lr is probable the Womens Temper
ancc Band ofthi> city will go over to
Martins Ferry to-day, ,oss>ist tho ladies
of that place in the cause.
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AQCATIC.-The Steubcnville Herald
AMI Ne,os contains the following in re-
gard to the proposed boat race between
Phillips and Crosby:
Tuesday evening the parties represent
ing Phillips the oarsman, met at Schac-
fcr's saloon to arrange for squirt with
the spruces, Of mile and II half and re-
turn. Phillips, it will b" remembered,
was the champion in the single scull race
with Corcoran, at Wheeling, short time
since, and .natchrd with quiet ease the
laurels from the little State in aquatic
sports. John Crosby, Of Pittsburgh, has
challenged the local champion, Phillips,
a., was printed yesterday hut his
friends aud hackers for tn" five
hundred dollars were slow in
coming TO time last night, although Phil
lips and his friends were on hands, and
willing to- stake the cash OF their favor
itc. Crosby was present and seemed
anxious to see the arrangements made.
He explained the non-dcposit Of the for
felt money in the absence Of hi, hackers,
but ngcd for the first deposit, and
agreement with Phillips and party, At
the same plncr on Thursday evening
neat. Both men are seasoned, and will
make tough and close race, and if
rowcd over the course, opposite IN" city,
it will be the first spruce treat our good
people ever enjoyed.
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CONCERT To-sIGHr.---A musical con-
cert will be held in and for the benefit
Of the VI. E. Church II South Wheeling,
this evening. 4 number Of the members
Of the Weisel Musical Institute will As
sist in the CONCERT, among them, Prof.
Frank Bassett. The entertainment will
undoubtedly be good.
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POLICE CouRT-Thc following cases
were disposed of at the Police Court YES
tcrdsy morning.
John Lewis, charged with di>crdcrly
conduct and resisting an officer, was fined
ten dollars and costs. He settled.
The case against George Hood. charg-
cd with stealing peaches from the wagons
at the Second Ward market house, was
dismissed.
The case against Charles Fritz, chsrg-
ed with disorderly conduct, was dismis-
scd at the costs of the city.
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THE holes in the Market street bridge
are getting larger and more numerous.
We expect to record the breaking Of 5
horses leg before the bridge is repaired.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

There * no literary event since the pub
LEGATION OF Moores Life OF BYRON, OF 50
much importance. "-Nep York Herald.
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster Is the
best qualified tO be- Charles Dickens's hi
Ographcr." - Phiddeiphid Press.
mfr Forster has done his work with the
tender, loving care that was To have been
expected Of him by all who knew the bond
Of union which welded the two men to-
gcihrr"- London Morning Post.
NO more satisfactory record Of Dickens \
career can be looked for In our genera
tom ondOn Sdndnrd.
Now for the first time we seem Ia have
learned the secret Of the individuality be-
longing tn all OF Dickcns's really great
novels 49, London Daily NeiGi.
"This work could not have been intrust
ed 10 more loving hands, o more genial
writer, or more faithful and accurate his
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For sale by al BookSellers, or will be
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Masonic SUrrEE.-The brethren OF
the Cameron Masonic Lodge, as their
annual custom, held Lodge reunion
and festival last Tuesday. A procession
was had, the Cameron Cornct Band furn-
ishing excellent music for the occasion.
and the members of the Lodge and their
families marched TO the Methodist Church
where n splendid GRAFTON was delivered
BY Rev. Bro. Smith. After the address.
all present repaired to the Hotel where
an excellent supper of oysters and other
delicacies and substantals W preserved,
and the brethren and their wives and
children then assembled in the Lodge
room and spent several hours i'll social
converse and in music The affair was
emincn,lv successful, ~ is everything
else to which the cnterprising Camera.
nisn> put their hand, aud will long he
remembered with pleasure BY those for
tunstc enough to share in the festivities.
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Is the political world General Apathy
generally gets command Of the forces Of
one side or the other Of the contcndng
parties. and then General ID. Feat Is
pretty sure to be his successor. But ii
WAS ever - since childhood'S hour.
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TuE cool weather Of the past few days
Is developing business for the merchant
tailor.
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SOME Of the districts have not vet
nominated candidates for school CONF
misSioner>.
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WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner.
WAYSEsBURG has subscribed $4,000
to the narrow gauge road, and has not
yet stopped.
HIRAM SMITH, of Waynesburg. has
purchased the mail route between that
place and West Alexander.
4 NARROW gauge railroad meeting
vii! be held ut ClarktOwn, this county
on Friday next. 2E...E-.s.s -
Benz. A. FARABEE, of Morris town.
ship, has purchased the large lot adjoin-
ing the CHARTERS depot in this place on
which he intends to erect q handsome
and commodious hotel and large stable.
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, William Joseph
and David Myers, sons of Daniel Myers,
of South Strabane township, and Jesse
Myers, Of Nottingham township. while
out cunning, bagged seventy mine SPUR
rels, two pigeons, and one hawk. What
other four persons can equal this?
ABOUT dark on Thursday, September
10. while John Montgomery, Fsqr Of
East Finley township, was returning
home i'll buggy, his horse became fright
ened and dashed of at rapid gait
After short distance had been travelled
Mr.. VI. jumped but Of tho vehicle, and
was considerably hurt on the right
shoulder and side, and alsn-on the head
\ FEW DAYS since an 6ld lady named
Margaret iIayhurn, or Donegal township.
thi, county, was ctt for few moment,
By the family. who were recalled by the
cream, Of the old lady, when they dis
covered her lying in front Of the fire,
with the greater portion of her clothing
burnt OF. Strang"to say, TINT although
severely burned, she is likely to recover.
Mrs. Ii. is almost one hundred years old
THE ,o-callrd "cOnfcssion" Of Tom
Whitaker in regard 10 the Sproul MUIR
der, made its appearance the latter part
of last week. We had intended making
extended extract, from ii, but II. careful
pcruSal has induced an abandonment Of
the intention. While his relation Of the
incidents pertaining to the killing con-
tains but little that is new, the puhlira-
ton OF his statement with the
duplicates with himself would be- un-
satisfactory and almost useless-and the
including of those names would probably
form the basis for unpleasant libel prose
BUTTONS. Taken H. whole the book j.
one of the most infamous We have ever
read, showing the author to have been
great villain rs well Us base migrate.
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LUCIous grapes of the choicest vsrie-
ties sold at five cents per pound in the
markets Yesterday morning.
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5000 Outfits Ordered In Adv.ncs
!. AGETT 90, "IEll IT ALL.

by Mrs. Stenhou.c, Of salt Iackr ,iy, =
years the wilr VI q Mormon High Priest.
With Introduction by Mrs. Stowe. Orr
were ordered by old agents Ia adNaDos'
who are now selling ~ Ia " day IL "a,
IL without parallel. One agent lady sold
30 In one week. Terms big; sales p1siil''l
immense. Complete outfit ire" 10 all agents
who mean business. rirculnrs FREE. ~
dress, QUEEN CITY PUBLISHING co.
Cincinnati, Ohio, lf2Ib
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"oLp PRoRS' representations on the
weather question, for this LOCALITY, was a
failure Yesterday.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary of Fulton :
first Steamboat trip. which occurred in
$780,.
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TwE>TY-rwo marriage licenses were
i,,urd during last month.
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DURING last month fifty-four transfers
Of real estate were admitted To record in
the County Cler's office.
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f. NJ. GILEsoS is appointed postmss-
ter at Seventy Stone, Monongalia coun-
", vice J. L. Queen resigned.
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so 10 $1,000 invested in Stocks and
Gold pays 300 per cent q month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge & Co, hank
ers, 2 Wall street, y. Y.
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TuE brick LAYERS will soon have to
suspend operations.
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A Work of Universal interest.
THE STANDARD
Life of Charles Dickens

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MARY, You may tell the ice man 10
stop Iii, supply Mt the end Of this week.
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Chambers Encyclopedias
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GoING barctootcd j. getting to be out
of season. and therefore cut of fashion.
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200 Pianos and Organs,

New and Second Hand, 81 flntrlh-sats
erS, will be sold at Lower Price ipf ~.
or on in-ialiDsu's, ~ for rent, " y ~
Country, during this month, by bVhN"
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ever before offered In New YORK. >Is'I.,
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ILLUSTRATED Catalogues MAILED. hIsss
count Ia Minister, Churches, SShe'''
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COUNTY CoURT.-Ths Court met at
the: usual hour Yesterday merning, Judge
Co, h -an siding.
Three cases of +. Wurster, appellee, rs.
II. NJ. Gregg, appellant, were all dis
missed -
In the vase OF Berger & Hoffman, APP
pcllecs, rs. W. S. Campbell, appellant,
Judgment was rendered for defendant
! for the cost.
In the case of John Woods. rs. y. NJ.
jacob and others, judgment was render
ed for the plaintiff for sS27.l6.
Mrs. Gctte Rciman was appointed
administrator of the estate of Bernard
Rciman deceased bond $500.
The case OF George Burkett IS. W..
| Strotman, was continued.
In the case of the Wheeling Library
Association, appellee, rs. 5. {. Bray and
George r. Leasure, appellants, appeal
from the decision of Justice Gillespy, the
iurv returned a verdict for the defend
ants. A motion for Il new trial was
made BY the COUNSEL for the Library As
ISOLATION.
In the case Of Isaac Cox rs. W. +.
Peck, the jury failed I" agree and wer"
discharged from the further considera-
ton Of the cause. ~. ..
In tn" case of J. VI. Brodie appellee
rs. W. ). Hutchins appellant, Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff for s29.45.
Court adjourned until this morning al
nine o'clock.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER L. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival Of Trains.
Il. & y. X. r.. S.iUa. IN. i.D p. IN. lO.lO PIN.
C,entr o. Div STA. ln.i ~ 4 m. SO PIN,
C1eycld& Pitt'll.O0a a. m. '"i.2j p. IN. 6.02 PIN.
Hempfi'd RR SlOa III. -. .......... $40 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
b. & o. X. r.. $40 II. IN. 9.55 a. M. AS p. IN.
Ientr'l o. Div :. 10 q. ni.S.2O p. M $40 p. III
yel'd&Pitt sos Il. NJ. 10 p. III. $50 p. Ill.
Hempfi'd X RI. Il. III. ..........-..-.. LOO p. III
rSteubenvilie Accommodations.
Steamer Market Boy.
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BEA> soups The tav"ri'r dish with
rir" unrher>. ...
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or SOUL CHAR.

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WANTED
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DEAD, WHOEVER He IS.-The man
who gave his name as William Nolan
who had his legs badly mangled on
Tuesday night, by being run over BY the
yard engine near the passenger depot of
the B. s o. R. R., the particulars Of which
were given p ysstsrday's REslsrrK,
died yesterday Atthe " heeling Hospital.
He was removed from the freight depot
yesterday morning, to the above place,
and expired about one o'clock in the
afternoon. ,. .... ........
Several person, from Wetzel county
were in the city yesterday, and having
read IN account of the accident in the
morning papers, went to see him, and
they said his name was not Nolan, but
William Jennings, and member Of that
notorious Gaiil Of robbers and murderers
which have long been terror to the good
peoplc and citizens of Wctzcl cdtnty.
The man himself, it is said, before he
died. con fessed that his name was VIM.
Jennings. / This, however, is mistake,
Notwithstanding the above assertions.
William Jennings, the son Of the robber
chief and who was IL prominent member
of the band, WAS accidently drowned in
the Ohio river, long while ngo. The
mans name is probably Nolan, as he
first said il was. Whoever he may be, II
is, certain lie is not William Jennings,
unless lie has been rcsurrcctcd from the
dead '.'.'
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Yor that hay" coal prepare TO shed i
Row.
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OCTOBER the first.
THERE were eighty arrests made by
the police during last month.
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OYSTERS ARE now having rid time OF