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krl'TMptH- Miullh Mid 1 hid a Upu-worui
uJlotVi I1""'1 rcui?T*(l uiouiior, I OK faction#"
ratii CoypuiNTs -Thrw yetra lu rioapiUla for
(miIk ci?* ine wtullar ml faaUKW ia auch caaua.
hrtoLi rund of Catarrh, JNtttaaca of Huart,
Iiiff ttomarh, Kldnryi, fktn, Blood. Normta Atit
kiDi and WMkacvmof Men aud Youth, Hcrolul*
ui iiihua tMtlfjr to toy ?uice#a.
fttaieuwJ wiihoul tfw katle.
pulirti at dliianaj may U treated Cj Int tar and
g'l^M-iUn luarnntaad. A chart for Mlf oxamluatlou
HSIOO rrcrlpi of two throa-cool ataiupa, and adrlca
"SS^uSofl it oBca fraa. Offlce houra from 9 a.
?.i?jp. tn., dally. Huadayi from 2 to 5 p. u. CaJJ
atu M'lran.
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,PM Wo. ?1 Twelfth Ht,, WhoallDK, W. Va.
Laughlin's, Worm Syrup
-THEPerfect
Vermifuge!
?nut?
inn nnru if
SII Will iHiLuntn
IN THE UNITED 8TATE8
WboHulhr fain,
Who Frot and Cry,
Who Have Hid Breath,
Who ilavol'ale Facet,
Who Sleep Poorly,
Mould I'M I niiKlillii N WorraNjmp
TheCblld'lSlerple Diet Ur bod,
Tha Child Who Wakt* In Terror,
Thi Child Whoee A|>p?Ute la Vortcloai,
The Child Whoso Appetite Varloa,
Mould t wI.murIiIIii'n Worm Nyrnp
Tha Child Who Dooe Not Thrl*#,
The Child Who la Emaciated,
The Child Willi Internal Irritation,
The Child With hallow Complexion,
Mould I'm* I.aiirIiIIii'm Worm Nyrap
No Intense Ho Dangoroue Ai Worm*,
Mo Child li Free from Them,
They Cium Dfieaie ThemiwlTee,
They Aggravate Other ComplalnU,
lM? !.hukIiII?'n W orm Njrnp*
I m-11
r>m aj ?u rmmnn " !? "? ? .
VALUABLE DISCOVERY
By MRS. JULYE MYERS.
tail; and Healing Salve!
I'r.w 2> and 60 conla per box,
The D-awing and Healing Salve
Mfitaibunc'ei, fui'iin and abxssts, without
Ihc ?M ul a km ft',
The Drawing and Healing Salve
turn cut, buru* ami Huh wounds.
Thii Drawing and Healing Salve
tur?ti}fl|*ias and ringworms.
The Drawing and Healing Salve
turn pl.u and |Hiliotit><l Ilea It.
The Drawing and Healing Salve
eurai r.rint Intlauimi Joluts, ctillulalna and
Irfit Wits.
Mrs. JulyoMyers' Rheumatic Core
!i I nrtrln cure (or rhpumatlain, reuraltfla, weak
illlliiMti.f I ha Uinta kflfnrii flnhm
(fiaiVA(. 'Price II |M*r bottle. 'Trial bottle 10
Mflti. F?t Hie, vlioliiilw and retail. by
UMIAN A CO..
mMln<? ('nr. Brlilaw urd Muln **>?., Whaling.
"lnliipfDMblxto the Library, Orjyiuan, Uwjrer,
PbmiiD.tdltor,IwRier, Httirient, ?nd all ol any
Wilni Id lilt who deilre knowledge."
THE AMERICAN REPRINT
or TIIK
I ifupti enun
(NINTH EDITION.)
IJlUdbjTHOUASHPKNCEHUlYNKD, LL.D .etc.
"CooTeiilfnl, compact In lorm.and accord mil with
the Uitei ol Aui?il<ftn lookbujm,"
Ihllffflt work It hnrnn.l
|..nrull lUl'IIlUT IH
111tliboril*iml MhHintlte rluurter to?ll ilmllir
toil*. 'I he contributors ir < the mmt ilUtlnnulitmj
ini orUlml thlnkm nnil wiltrr* of th*? iTwent *n'l
ilih?r??t. Tin* twirls th?? nln'h re?i?ton In ?
ipvi>of otmnif humlm! jrir* (Into III Inception,
Hthl*r?prlnt-a ripy In wry p?rllcnl?r ot the
Btlil hrJltlm-li lh? tut mid cheapen work etrr
?f-rrd tn the Ani'rlnn j* pie. The article! ?re
tltUn In a ini*t nttracti?e itylo and ttiei|tiantlty ol
sutler In eath rolurne in one-third a?estir per fol?
itatlhanlnant o'hereyclof-tella *ild *1 Ihe Mine
nM The work cnilalm thmimi'ln f enjmlnRi on
ifrliml *nxl, riiI li prlnte-l Ironi nilrelr now
t?e m?4m press'y for H. It will lie compiled In
wool t*?nt)-one Im|hmU1 octaro tolmnos.
Sold Only by Subscription.
For iprlmcn paReispply to the undera'gnwl.
l?lr?etolh,p*r tol it W)
leather 6 00
H? I Turkey M rorfo 7 00
gi'l'Vll nit t,?k,ejtrs 100
Full Turkey Morocco, xl t, eitri 10 00
G. T. CRAVEN & CO.,
W ill 143 Riot Strut, Clnolnnitl. Ohio. I
Summer Music Books
yoi to your country or IfMlde rp?M?nc#'
t4 our tsr^l1?nt c-?l'???tlotin of focal nnl ItlltfU*
?wu Bdiir. tlir iiciuli'tUe c*Ulofart, or
ikr(i| o?ln|:
Gemi of Strauss. ILi*'*' " w"?
Genu of the Dance. !,'?rdM",a0
Inrliido fidtlf >11 IM tWi * ?
Gems of English Song. RWSl"
Sunshine of Song. J?0,rrt''" ,"?
hitr general collttUftflt ol
Operatic Pearls.
" ?o?t of tho htttor lM?n
,'v'*; ,t!|l'?my lontrrtent tohntf ?n hand. But
tlMi copy ?i| wch of our popular bright
Now (Inoroo Kiwi .Jill?" ?'
(Miti v inifciiii",'? nill" tn?*
pMk*! J'ta iX*'SfJMeU '? "* J*"* * (11)5
l*?.a ?,jpT4h? ?? hw hid a An* ran In
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"i n ,r (II/, tntlnlta* ill); ?nd m?a?
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l"'Mfrtt.M "I'll put*.
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jjgl C.'TSON & CO,, Bolton.
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MEDICAL.
n l.\ E1II1CU LHJIID OB DM JOB* I
LJ That Acu at the aarae time ou
UT3S ZI7BB, TBB BOWSLSM
I] ABD TBB SIDBXrS.K M
iiwhy are we 8ick?|i
VI JkcuvM V4 allow tfuu gnat onjans /jR
UdUevm c.'vjijcd ur torpid, and jxiiioKoutWW
^thumurtart t/irrtfnn fur?d into On Uovd mm
M that thouldU exptlltd naturally. M
ii will surely cure
mkioney diseases, vi
PI liver complaints,U
fcjl'ILEll. COMiTll'ATlQ^, tUlNAHV CJ
1*1 DIMEA?E?, FEMALE WEAKNE?iaEl?,
II AM>*EUV0l'? DUOUDEUti, H
cuu?<>i(7/rr< action ?/ J/km urijans ami U
H rttlorlti'j t/itir poiotr to throw op dlmiu. I
M Why nulTcr lllliou* pain* and achcst ll
H Why tormented with Pile*, louitlpatlon! W
U Why frltfhtencd u*rr dliordercd Kldneyat W
IH Why tnduro nervona oralck hcadacheal
|| Uu KIIINK Y-WOUTcjmi nJoict in MA. El
It U put up iu Dry Vegetable Furn, In till II
El calm olio patkAtfuuf which luakrf nit <juart4 ofH
V medicine. Also in I.Wjuld Yorm, very ('un?c?>
Lj trated, for thuwi that cannot rvadily pruparu it. 11
N t Vlt art* with wjiial efllcluncy in either form.
U QET IT OF Yot'lt DUUQCIST. WICK, *1.00 N
M WELLS, Ult'llAUDSON A Co., Prop'*, M
11 (Will Kind the dry port paid.) BFBIUOTOX, rr. H
2A*K tiio ruciirurtx
dyipepllct, bllloua iul
lenra, victim* of terc
nud ague, the worcurla
dliooaed pal lout, bow th?;
reooiercd health, cheer
(til iplxlU and good ap
pUit*; they will tell yoi
by taking BIMMONS
LIVER HIidULATOK,
Thi Cheapest, Purest and Best Fam
lly Medicine In the World.
For Dyapenela, roiiBtlpatlou, Jaundice, Bllioui At
Urki, hick lleailacho, * oilc, reprculon of bplrlti
HourBlounrh, Heft11 Burn, do., do,
Thleumlvalled Houthirn hruiidy ! warranted no
te oontati; a elegit particle o( Mercury, or any iltju
rloua mineral au balance, but 1*
PURELY VEGETABLE
Containing thoie Southern Uootaand He'l>a, whlcl
an allwlae Providence baa placed In counlrlee when
Llrer Dlieasea moat prevail It will
Cure all Diseases
Caused by Derangement of the 1.1 w and flowfla
The svmiiioma of Liver complaint aie a hitter or bai
taate In tne mouth; naln In tbe back, ilJeaor lolnta
often mlalaken for rheumatlaiu; aouritomach; loaao
HI'lttilie; bowela alternately coalite and bx; head
ache; Iom of imuiory, with a p-liiful eviiaatlon o
having failed to do aunethlug wlilcb ought to havi
beoadone; drbllltjr; loweplrlu; a thl'k yellow ap
pearanceof the akin and ojea; a dry cough oltet
mlat kon for consu mption.
Hometlnica many of thee symptomsattend the dieeaie,
at othere vary few; but the Llvor. the lanee
organ In th? bo y, la general y the teat of the dlaeaae
and If not rcuu ated In time, great suffering, wteich
edneaeand Deeih will eneue
1 can recommend aa an eflraclous remedy for die
eaae of the Liver. Fleartburu and Dyapepelp, Himmona*
Liver Regulator. LkwisO. Wundkh.
"Wo have totted Ita virtues, potentially aud kn *
that for Dyspepsia. Blllnusnesa, and I hrohhlng llea-l
oche, It la the beet medicine the world ever aaw. Wi
have tried lorty other romidlee Iwfore fclinuions
Liver Kegel 4 tor. but none of ihom gave ua more that
temporary relief, b it the Begulator not only relieved
but curtrt us."?Ed. TaLMaaru aku Mkummurh
Macon, Ua,
Manufactured onlr bv
.X. II. XtbllulJH to CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Bold by all druggliU. mUB'Mwr
JfOSTETfJg^
liters
Why 8uff?r Needleisly
With thft cont uialnn. apnainodle tortnrpa of ferer am
iwuu nod bllloua remittent, when Hoa'flttcr'aHioinafit
Hitter*, acknowledged to be a real rurntltoof nmlnrli
fdrera, will rrndlcilo (bo catian of ao murh auflerlna
No I I'M effective la thla lunlimint alternative In caav
of conatlpatlon, dyippsU. liver complaint, rhetiua
Uim, ana In R'ncr if debility and noi vou? wrnkneM
For mIh by all drugglata and dcalera generally.
m^wwyAvr
Mjyyyj^jF
Curea 8crofula, Bryilptlta, Plmplea and
Pice Oruba, Blotches, Bolls, Tumora,
Tetter. Humore, Belt Rheum, Scald Head,
Borea, Mercurial Diseaaei, Female Weakreaaea
and IrreRularltiea, Diulneaa, Loaa of
Appetite, Juandice, AfTectlona of the Liver.
Indlseatlon. Biliouaneaa, Dvapepaia and
General Debility. Direction! In eleven l<uij;uaBc?.
A 'mine of llunWk Wood tlMer* will Mtlifjr the moil
iketMlcal that It I* the Greatrtt AUkvI Purifier ?n earth.
Pltir*. (1.00. Till IL Mtt, 10 tart*.
FOSTER, MILBURS & CO., Prop'", Buffalo, N. Y,
noill iit i iiiihuimi mw ? -"i n""
Whmllnn. ,
HOP BITTERS^
(A Medicine, net n Drink.)
coKTAnta
nor?, nrcnc, manduaiib,
DANDKMON,
Ajrti thk TVnurr akt> n*rr MKntrAtQnALt'
ti r.M or au. otiutR liirriM.
Til 13Y CTJItE
All nincwrsof th?Ptomwh, Mood,
Lltfr, KUInrrmantl UrlnurrOrirAn*, Ncf
tou?ueM.sii'rnlp^*npitiBnd eapecl*lly
Female Complaint*.
$1000 IN COLD, -<83
win b* l*td for * eawttW win[not cnrf-or^
help, or for or lujurioui
A?*yotir fnr Hop Itfttera Ami fry
them before you ilrrp. Tnke no other.
D T. n. !<?n Absolute Ami IrrfMIMirnr* for
lirtwketine*, ti?f nf opium, totoicco and
tiAfcotlci. _______
firm roil CtitcttAft.
t All ?to*? i?H Vjr draprlit?._
A POSITIVE cum
WHhootraedtfinrt. _
Allan'. Soluble M?dle?ted Bongls
llttntpd Oct. In, 1876. <?m bo*
No. I will eure any o?ee in four deyeor iMt.
No a will eure the moet obetinMe em, no nettef
how long mnding. .. .
No neue*?ne dote# of wbebe, MHlht, or oil of m
delwoot, thet ere c*rt*i* to produce dyepepeia I
destroying the contlnia of the atnmach.
Prico It M. Bold by ell I>ra|<l9M, or meilfd i
receipt of rrlco.
For further partleulira tend for Htoler.
p. o Bo* inn. j. c. am.an roy
doMiwtew MJfthn Rt., Now Tort.
AN HOOD RESTORED.
A tieilm of early impudence, earning ncrroned
Mllty, prunatnro decay, He, knvin* tr?ed in n
ururr known rcmfdf. hM dlfrofrtrd a itmni* mot
I of mitaura, which he will wad fraeto hla fallow-*
tan* Addraaa ......
J. H. RKK7E8.
Mttawviw II Chatham 8t.,M,T
?fo InMligciiffiv
n ambit.
Mr. KukUy litis KoiiielllJiiff lo Mnj Rlilid<
lug me Couullutf I ruubl*.
Noo Yobk, May 8, 1SS1.?Jiat ilore
plantin my loot onto the deck nv the steemer
that bares me Irom my native shoars,
and makes a Iriah Patriot uv me, in Faria,
I must pawa between drinks, to expreaa
my delight at tbe turn things is takin in
Waabinton.
"Tbe "Harp ot Erin e'ioon," where I
bev been stpyin (or some time, wuz a seen
uv the wildest egmcitement last nite.
Teduy M'Grsth, wbtch kin reed, brot us
the nooze that the grato Coukiing bed determined
to stick, and that Robertson's
contirmashea ?z Collector nv the Part uv
N'oo Yoik wood be resisted to the bitter
endNobody
kin imagla the delita that pre lid
the entire party.
"This eendd the Bepubllkin pirty," K>
Teddy.
"Tbiagivea Noo York to the Dimocriay,"
ye'led Tun O'tjhamthneaay.
"And it elex the Dimocr&tic candidate
(or the Presidency, ami turna the kentry
over to the Solid Nouih," i-jjckilited me,
with t yea Billowed with einoahu n.
"And with Hit) Dimocriay in power we
shell hey onlimitid green bat,": aid Patay
M'Gionia.
"And with the Dimocriay in p ownr wat
chance will the nigger hav uv vo tin?" aed
Col. Mcl'heltor. wich ia ou here to aeothat
I actilly aail for Kurope, and don't, git back
to the Uorneia.
"An we shel git the Noo York Xegialacher
and not be bothered any iu ?rt about
j wat Tauimauy doua in the city," yelled
. Dennia O'Brien.
, "And wo ahel liov control uy the
I treasury arm ua tne fqueezin onrseiv bp,
r ted a re<l fac>* l K?Dt, wich wuz driakin
. whisky every live minit*.
"Anil we uhel hev a Dimocratlc Gongr Is,
, and tlie appropriasbens (or (be South that
r we hev waited lor bo long, and our (Jonluderlt
soljera will bev tbeir pay and penahuns,"
said Deckln I'ogram, who is here
. to aasiat Col M'Pelter in seein that I git
nway in aich shape that I don't git back.
"And all that the Kepublikina made by
. elsctin'Garfield will be lost to em, and fve
, abel posaeaa the land," aed a Tammany
politishen who jiat dropped in to partial'
pate in the jolllficaahen.
I sot there quietly musln, takin my
drinka whenever I wua Mkt,
"Grate bevinx," I eed to myself, "what
a world ib this! In the words ol tho poit:?
"Urate (J (Ml, ujnn wal alewlor tbreii
> llang ewlailiu things.* '
' Here wuz the Dimoecisy uv the Yoonlted
Htntea prostrate at the leet uv Its foai.
j. 80 desprit wuz the outlook lhat I mvaell
hev consented to be aeggaile, and abandon
the old ship in despair. There Is gre it
i questions involved,wich both parties cont
older vital, Jlat at this juncture there
! comes up the question uv the appoint1
ment uv a collector, and our lots go ail to
> pieces on to it. Wood that I cood hncit
\ oat and Kit back to the Cross Ko?ds. JSII
kin tide over the next three yeera that
post-oflls is mine shoor. Oonk'.ln won't
' yield?the Kepublikin party will split up
becoz it seetna that Oonklln is all ther is
uv it, and our Heaven begins at once
, Thus I mused. Thank Gad lor Oonklin!
\V? immciitlv tianfr rAnnlnnflhfmii nnrlrtr.
' ninn Hen. Oonklln, and aahoorin him uv
l Hie support In this struggle of every
' olio present, W? urged him to contlnner
the lite agin the President to the bitter
, end, and to apnre no pains to prevent the
confirtnishun uv Robertson and all uv
(Jartleld's nominations, end then we went
and took down the portrait! uv Hancock
that wu/. hanfjiii on tho wall Bnd put up
. one uv (Jonklln In Us place, wlch we haled
with throe cheers and a tiger.
It is very plain to see, and It pleases
me, that the grate Noo York Senator holds
that tho Itepulilikln party wu* made tor
him instld uv his hein made lor the Republlkln
party. It's a good Idee. What
difference does It make to bltn, anyhow,
what btcomen nv the nigger, the Nashnal
debt, the tariff, and alch, if he ain't in
public life to be iloatld by them questions?
1 wunst knowd a reformer who sot down
and cried when slavery was abolished.
"Why weep?" asked his friend, "bevn't
yon accomplished, the desire uv your
life?"
'Too true?too [rue, but what am I to
git to Congrli on now that I hevn't got no
cause? Why coodn'tthe nigger bev been
kept under till I wuz ready to die?"
The great Conkiing he/, made an im
tnenae lame uv the causes that go to
make up the Republican party, but e( he
cau't yootllfxB Ita success to hia own
benefit, rat good la it to him?
Ho ia the kind uv man I like. He hez
to hov followers, ami he ia going to keep
em faithful by keepln em In provender, or
he will sink tho ahip. Oh how I wiah he
! bed bin a D'niokrat. lied he bin one ov
ii ua, 1 wood not now he on the eve nv mak '
ing a eggsile uv myself. Ills rallyln cry,
"The iipolla or death," soots me eggaackly.
I ehel never git over loviu theae inde'
pendent Republican Senators. A independent
Senator la one wlch firmly be
levee in Reptlbllkln principles, but alluz
votea with Ilia Dlmocrlay to ahow that he
is reely independent and can't be controlled
by party cawcuases and slch.
JII V113 VY UV I IJ COO liUMJpilUatSWUn > UUU II
wan't to go to Europe at ell. Kf the great
Henator from Noo York keeps on e? he
hea begun, my chances are belter at home.
Better a I'ostoflla In Kentucky with a shy
at contrax, than to be an Irish patriot
abroad.
An et this Qtegosson In the Itepubllkln
party we shel her It et shoor er. time rolls
on.
Hut Inezmuch er. Conkilnj! may be left
after all, 1 shel wait, The wise man is
never in a hurry. I shel wait and see.
PuTttOLBOM V.NASBY
(tlopelul.)
WliMllitg nud WfllRbtiri United.
BIcubrtiTlllo Iloin'd of SiltinUy.
Thursday aiterneon Otis Newell opened
up the station At Whee'ing Junction for
the very unusual purpose of holding a
wedding therein. It appears that Mr.
liedges'of Wheeling and lilifs lllankensop,
, a handsome yonng lady oi Wellsbnrg, had
made'an anpnintmeut to meet the Hev.
i" Mr. Smith, of Holiday's Cove, at his real*
dence at Ji r. m , nut wnen in By got to tne
pareunia he bud left for Steuben ville and
they put out alter him and caught him
near the station. It was the nearest house
and the minister and the couple went
there, and Oils fixed up and fcet out his
best furniture and flew around generally
and at last had everything in readiness
and the ceremony was performed. The
bride was handsomely attired in blue silk
and both bride and groom bore every ap*
penrance of wealth and refinement, which
means that It was a runaway match.
Here's to them, mav they never get off
the track, and may they stop finally at the
Heavenly station.
I Deem ll mjr Duly to Tell the World
what Dr. Rwavne's Compound 8yrtw
' of Wild Cherry has done fur me. I
had a violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, great weakness, with severe
attacks of hemorrhage, gave up
all hope of recovery. I am now cured,
a sound and hearty man
Upward H. HAMMN,
Engineer at Sweeney's Pottery,
1834 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
* Over twenty-flve years have elapsed
* and I Mill remain a healthy man.
? Jinny an* fttifferlttg from (ViMd."
Pry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh, bron*
of chlal and asthmatic attacks. All these dangerous
symptoms are entirely cured by "Df,
"* 8wayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry."
"7 The first dose gives relief, and the worst
on cough and sore lungs yield to its healing properties
Bold by all druggist* at 25 cents and
ft. The large si*e is the moat economical.
Mwraw ^
Rnb It In.
NJaeob Tioeckmin. 274 Clinton street, Buffalo,
Itw N. Y.. says he his been using Thomas' Kclec*
In trie Oil for rheumatism. He had such a lame
n* hnck that he could do nothing; but one bot"*
tie entirely cured him.
8?lrf hyjaughlln Broi. A Co., Wholesale
. Druggist, Wheeling.
rtu Landlord Law or Vol VlglaU.
Klilori lauUlfauw.
The qaeatlon ia being liked every day
on the street and also propounded in the
newspapers, why da cot caplullala and "
men having surplus means at their com- j
mand at once erect small comfortable
dwellings, auitable for certain classes in ol
the community whosB earnings do not ^
justify them in paying over six, seven or
eight dollars per month for rent out ol H
their limited income. And this matter ia !
urged on the ground that real eatate has
ever been considered the safest either for
investment or security. Thoae who have
tried it are the beat judges in the matter, jj
and their experience in the paat will "
enable them to decide as to the properity a
of such investments. Why eo ? Because 5
the law cf the State la altogether one sided
aa it exists, relative to the landlord and K
tenant. A party enters your property; JJ
the agreement or mutual understanding "
mar he vernal or oy leaae, auu us may, u
and often does, iquat down lor the entire pl
year, and dually lie leavea without paying ?,
a dollar oi rent, or perbapa only the drat ui
month alter he enteia, and even then you 4!
may require a lav auit to eject him. In- IJ
stance* are not uncommon where ownera ?'
of property have not only been obliged to "
allow tenanta to leave, diacbarging them *'
oi all claims, but even paying them noney
to get them out. Putting then thia kind
ol investment on one aide and ita producta c
on the other, you can andeiatand how it o,
cornea that capltalia are ao alow in going [J,
into auch inveatmenla. Cannot something ft
be done to remedy thia matter? It would 5J
be a general benefit to the community. c.
ClTlZBNS. jjj
* n,
It Is no longer an Mia dnaiu or boasting to h
sttirrn that Fellow's Hypophotpbltes, wherein *'<
are united nature's forcts, will str'ngthsn
I1IUI1 ami make his life not onlv endurable, n.
but apsrkling with rude and j youa health. c,"
Fellows' Hypophoapbitea supplied the ingre- IH
dienta which constitute healthy blood, aud gj
imparts the elements which give vitality. jj|
MNI'AW c*
? * ? ' Ml
For fnlllnir, PreiaaiarcUraj Hair Vm g
Iiondon Hair Keatorer, inaurea new growth, Nc
Loudon Hair Keatorer, Keatorea the color. gc
London Hair Ktatorer, Kxquiaite dreaaing. Bi,
London Hair Keatorer, The only cleanly and jj}<
London Hair Keatorer, effectual Hair He- ?j'
London Hair Keatorer. atorer in tlie market, dc
A toilet luxury entirely free from all ob- d?
noxious or unpleaaant odor. M.
ruYaiciANa ubb and bkcommknd it. JJ1
Some eight yeara ago my hair commenced jj!
falling; top became quito bald. I applied ub
"J.on don Hair Color Keatorer." My hair Do
not only atopped falling, but ia now growing
finely, and 1 consider it an invaluable article
for restoring the hair. J. W. Abel, M. D., (,
DruggiBt, 1024 Beach street, Philadelphia, c!
Price 75 centa a bottle, six bottles $4. Bold i
by Drugglata. Mwraw. al
"To Enjoy Life, Have Nfrouff I.nngfl," ['[
Free from cougha and colda, good appetite. 4 7
rafpuuhlnirulAAn. 11ha Dp.fiwavna'H (Jmiinound in
Hyrup of Wild Cherry," the beat remedy for ao
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetic affections o 1
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at 25 cents 0p
and $1 a bottle. Mwrtw. Cei
* > ela
Mr. Wm. E. Coli.K8, Superintendent of the am
Waihburn Iron Company, Worcester, Mass., |i
remarks: All I can say In regard to tit. |l
Jacobs Oil is, that it Is the best remedy I have wl:
ever seen. It has been used iu the Iron at
Works with wonlerful results among my Mi
men for burn*, cuts, bruises, sprains, etc., and Ju
nuver failed to help them. I shall nover be Ju
without it in my house. Ai
? ? ? 1 ]
PILES! PILES I PILES! uk
A Knr? Care round Ml Lnnt. So One [!,,
Need Naffer.
A sure oure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching vj
and TJIcerat d Piloa has been discovered by
Dr. Williams (an Indian remedy) called Dr.
Williams's Indian Ointment. A single box J"
has cured the worst chronic cases of twenty- "'J
Bv? and thirty years standing. No one need
sutrer live minutes after applying this won- J?[
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, instru- !?'
ments and Klectuariea do more harm than f."
good. Williams's Ointment absorbs the i
tumors, allays the intense itching (particu- "
larly at night after getting warm in bed), acts Jvj
as a poultice, gives instant and nainlers relief, j"11
and is prepared only for Piles, itching of J",
the private parts, and nothing else. '
n'-.l *!,? IT.,., r \t turn, nl tirl
imwi niint tun udu. w. <u< '/vwumuji wi .17.
Cleveland, says about Dr. Willlams'a Indian
Pile Ointment: I have used tcorea of pile J'j]
cures, and it all'orda me pleasure to say that I JJr
have never found anything which gave such .
Immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Wll* Vjt
llama's Indian Pile Ointment. f J
Forsaleby all druggists, or mailed on receiut
of price, $1 00. B0'
West a McOonahey, Druggiat* and Apoth- <
ecaries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio. W.
Logan. List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel* >P'
ing, W.Va. mwfaw Ju
? ~ m Nc
Trouble Nnved. set
It h a remarkable fact that ThomaV Kclec- M'
.trio Oil is good for internal an oxternat use.
For diseases of the lungs and throat, and for JJJj
rheumitlsm, neuralgia, crick In the back,
wounds, and sores, it Is the best known
remedy, and much trouble la saved by having [.
It always on hand. V
Hold by Laughlin Bros. A Co., Wholesale Al
Druatrlais. Wheeling.
I 0 m ? mi
Holbtra! Mollirmll :Wolhrr?!!I J"'
Are you distnrbed at night and broken
ot your real by a sick child angering and ;
crying with the excruciating pain ol cut- Oh
ting teeth? It ao, go at once and get a u
bottle ol Mrs. Wlnalow'a Hoothlog Syrup. Ho
It will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately?depend
upon It; there la ono
mistake about It, There la not of!
a mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell yon at once that It will ^ai
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the ,
mother, and relief and health to the child, we
operating like magic. It la perfectly aafe ci,
to oio Io all ctsei. and pleasant to the taste, (7
and la the perscrlption ol one ol the oldeet llo
and best female physicians and nurses in va
the United State*. Sold everywhere. 25 II
cents a bottle. uwriw
? ? Ml
To Persona Jibuti! to Harry. Ml
"To persons about to marry," Douglass
Jerrold's advice was "don't;" we supplement ?n
by saying, without laying in a supply of Mi
Soring Blossom, which cure albuminuria and uu
other kidney and bladder complaints. Trice
00 cents, trial bottles 10 cents. Em
Bold by Ltughlin Bros. A Co., Wholesale Ch
Druggists, Wheeling. fsi
st?
" BLACK?DRAUQHT" cures dyspop- '
lia, indigestion and heartburn. P?
For sale by Logan A Go. he
qtl
V lalble Improvement. nO
Mr. Noah Bates, Elinlra, N. Y., writes: W
"About four years ago 1 had an attack of hll* 0 1
lous fever, and nevir fully recovered. My 1
dlgesllte owns were weakened and I would m
be completely prostrated /or days Alter
using two bottles of your Burdock Blood Hit* 6 (
ters the improvement was so visible that I $2
was astonished. I can now, though 01 years I
of age, do a fair and reasonable day's work." *n
Price 11 00, trial si/.e 101 ents. 13
Bold by Laughlln Bros. A Co., Wholesale
Druggist), Wheeling. I
10
"WINE OF OARDUI" cure* Irrogtilur, ?
palnlul, or ditlicull moiutrunlion. 40
For sale by Logan A Co. ?"
Sew Wall Paper and Carpili.
Two dray loada of new style wall paper, flr
and hordera to match, and one load of new
carpet?, will be sold cheap lor caah. Fifty y
plecea new dreaa goods, at ten cents per
yard. Call aoon, at John Koemer'a dry |i
Stioda, carpet and wall paper emporium, Da
[on. 2019 and 2021 Main atreet, Centra <1
Wheeling. ?JJ
"WINE OF 0ABDUI" makca roay *
ch?ka and clear compleilona. ml
For sale br Logan A Co. of
? ? ? he
GARnuKctH, Felons, Bolls, Bores of long Rli
etanillng, inch u Ulcer*. Abeeesea, etc. ,r
positively cured without the aid o(a knife
or poultice, by lining Mrs. Julya Myers
Drawing and Heeling 8al?a. Pllea, Sail 1?
Rheum, ErtnlpelM, Soft and Ulcerated ..
Oorni, Ohlllblain*. etc. it baa never failed
to oura. For eala by Logan A Oo.
?** u>
.
Take am.
At thli lime of the year a good Turkish eo
bath will do more to cleanse oat yonr ays- bt
tern snd pnt yon In good order for the ih
mmmer thin ten dollars' worth of medicine,
The establishment Is on the east U
lideof Market street, below Fourteenth, (o
WMAMCIU AMP COMKECUL.
! * Toil *o?ej ud Blocks.
Niw York, May 2L-Mo*ir-2Ka3 j*
int. Primo mercantile paper 4alK percent
t?rllng exchange, banker's bllla steady a
I 83tf, demand M Wtf.
Govibkmkmt Bovoa?Quiet and firm; size:
I '81 are now quoted ta extended on th<
ma of 3K per cent.
olud BUtw ta ol ISU, coupon* 103*,
w Tim, oouponj
v Four and a haliv, coupon*. ?? ~116V
nr Voon, ooudom.... ??
kdlo ! of 1196. . 111
lUiLxoxn Bo*d??Active, but Irregular.
Stati Bobdb?Moderately active.
raUlana Conaola*... <i2X| Vliginli 40
l?ourlte^ UewDffftrrffd IS
. Joaeph .........injf Virginia cowoia, ex
IDOHNIM<<<MMH<HM 7* I malUMd coupon?... MM
? dsw.....~. 72 i 08u
Stocks?The market open d strong and
nerally higher, and the dealings were char
iterized by a tirm tone throughout' most ol
te entire day. There were occasional reitiona
caused by realizations, but the general
ndtucy was in the direction of bighei
icea, and the market cloa-d strong, at 01
?ar the bi>st figures of the day. The ad vanct
i the day's transactions ranged from \i to
i per cent, the latter in Central Pacific,
iluota Central selliug up to 414, Houston A
Jiua 4, Rock Island 3, 0 , C. 0. & I. 2% and
orthweatero per ceut. Some shares show
fractional decline from yesterday's closing
lotationa. Speculation was on a large ecaU
id at times characterized by a buoyaut tuue.
Tranauctiuns 609,000 shares.
t. bane* .....U17K Oklo r?ntnJ..,..MN... M1*
F. boails ...118 U K. a W................ 57
P. Land UraoU.Hllfi^ Peoria, D< & E......... 40V
P. Sinking Fuad?m ,Ootarlo4W?otMu iww
ihlgU aw.,.- h131 i., b. 1 w.MWM mh
. rtol uu, rsjl'i b. c. *. * ?.hm 7s
n a i. n. iu i A . T u ?n
r a7?.". zz ?Do .. .r.."... w
If i'a ? 1U?J? W. W.L. d P, MU
?k bland. .1.7 ? Do plJ .. W$
nam* Hannibal & St. Jo?.. ill
stWi]Di? *MU Hand du Joe 115^
d F Ml Iron Mountain 8i\
lnolaOantnd \W4 at. L. dS. F.. 47U
uUngtondQulncj.li'CK Do pPd 7,%
dl -14a* DonJ'd l'i,.>w,H .losjj
t prd ?i43? aflTdw.o . uQ
iv YorkOaaU*]....)M>2,fanaaid Tuu, fiSU
urlam ??Jl4a | Union Paclflo \'1\%
k? Bnoro.........,.....i3.il/S Central Padflo, . r,y.
nada Southern 81 IHorthern Paclflo 45
ohigan Central.... HSUIDopl'd 80U
la 6o.'< Lou&rllle d NMh,....ioa
la pitl ? ?ih Loularilled Chat.,,.. SO
irthwaatarn..MMM.UHlJH LN.id 0 ^101
irthwaatorn p(d.....U4 Houstond lexaa..... ?7
Paul? I?H E>?"?r * K. 0.......-U?H
Paul pfd ..181 W oat am Union 12:1
Paul d Minn MU Pacific MalL 67*
Paul and Omaha... 40% ddanu Kipreaa ?i?l
i pfd 107'-4 Walli, FMgo4Co....U8S
lawore d Lack* 12fiU American. 87*
d H.... United BUtaa. 68tf
lawaie d Hud...ttri^ Qulokallw la
iv Jeraoy Central. 104U Do pi'd. ........ ..*66
adlng. flo% Caribou 8k
tedMlaa 47 Central drlaooa 4#
pi'd .......-118 Homa Stake. 34
?. d Okln- 81T4 Standard ....
d 0. I'a pfd 47 il Bzoelilor 4 J<
di).... 88tf Llttla Pittsburgh 3y4
d lOrta|Ontario 18
C.;d 1. C .81)2! *0 Sored. |Ex. dt?.
Niw You, May 21.-Cotton firm at 10X
lo; futures irregular, dosing steady. Flour
iu; receipts 11,000 barrels; exports 13,000
rrels; superfine State and western $4 15a
0: common to good extra $4 75a5 0J; Rood
choice $9 10a8 78; white wheat extra $6 25
25; extra Ohio $4 85a0 75; Bt.Louis $4 90a
f5; Minnesota patent W 23a8 00. Wheat,
tionsa shade stronger, closed heavy; repts
236,000 bushels; exports 125,000 bush;
ungraded spriiw $1 18; No. 2 Chicago
il Milwaukee fl 20><al 20j?; ungraded red
lOKal 28: No. 8 do $1 22tfal 23; No. 2 do
24Kal2ftK; No. 1 do $1 it)*: ungraded
lite $1 22; No. 1 do, sales 42,000 bushels.
$122ul23K; steamer do $120; No. 2 red
ly, sales 330,000 bushels, at $1 24%al 25J4;
ne, sale 408,000 bushel*, at $1 22tfal 2V/t;
ly, sales 208,000 bushels, at $1 lUtfal 20
igust, sales 120,000 bushelf, at $115&a
W4. Corn, cash and May Hale lower; later
inthsash&de stronger; trade more active:
eipta 409,000 bushels; exports 72,000
abels; hot aud unsound 33a4Ua;
graded 44a57^c; No. 3 do C0J<a51Hc;
ainer 65^a603; No. 2, fiOJ^ar)7o; No. 2 white
j; No. 2 May 66^a?0tfc; June 65^afi5Kc;
ly O0>ia5OHo; August fiGKofiUo. Oats,
led strom? ami white heavy and lower;
ttipta 29,000 bushels; western mixed 44a
;; white western 40a53c. llav, demand
rand market firm. Hops, yearlings 12al8c;
w York Btute 12a23o; eastern and western
i22c. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
maud in good demand; fair to good reinc
7Wn75io. Molas8eH unlet and tin
tnged. lUce quiet and steady. Petroleum
let but ilrui; United 83>fc; crude 6Xa7Xc ;
ined 80. Tallow lirm at OJfaH O-lGc. Rosin
u at $1 OOa'i 00. Turpentine steady at 80tfa
). Kggs llrm at 14Xc. Pork quiet and uninged.
Heef quiet and st'ady. Cut meats
ong and quiet; long olear I8 87M: abort
ar $0 87X. lard lets active; prime steam
L Hall liiK* Butter in good demand and
m at 10a27c. Cheese steady at SJfsOMIc.
ntber i n good demand and atrong; hemlock
e mwxc.
3hicaoo. May 21.?Flour quiet and firm,
heat active, firm and higher; No. 2 Chicago
lug $1 04K cash; $1 05?<al 05#
no; $1 C69falO0X July; $1 02# August,
1. 8,03caU 00; rejected 74a80c. Corn untied,
lower and very weak at 43o caah; 42X
1%0 May; 42a42tf June; 42tfa42K July; 43c
iguat; rejected 87Xc. Oat?, cash atid opna
higher {at H8>? cash and May;
Ko June; 85KcJuly; 27Ho August, itye
lier at $1 IS. liurley steady and unchanged
05c. Pork steady with a firm demand at
i 60 caah and Juno; $16 05 July; $1600
iguat Lard demand fair and market firm
?10 77U caah; I10 77X bid June; $10 80
)8Jtf July; 110 82tfal0 85 August. Bulk
at* firm and higher; shoulders $5 00; short
1 IS 45; short clear |8 80. Whisky steady
$1 08.
rhe following shows the fluctuations In the
ioago grain and produce market Haturday,
reported by John M. Hoon A Co., brokers,
1. 1160 Main street
WhMl i'nm ftaU fork tMnl
June. July. Jnne. Juno. June June,
ned*... 104* JOftk 42* MK IIOiu $10
e?l........ 109K iwitf A'I% Hftk 1M7H1UM)
[heat ICQ 107 4J*t 8tfjf 10 47H 10 M
veal?. 1WH 109U ii% MH 10 2?S 10 78
rliuon- iff iff ? X 201 w
Philadrlpiiia. May 21.?Flonr fairly active;
stern $4 00; Minnesota extra $rt75a0 25;
ulce extra $5 fiOaO 00; Minnesota patent
00a7 87\i \ winter patents $0 C0a7 25. Kve
lir $5 60. Wheat firmer; No. 2 red eletor
$1 25; No 2 redMay$124^al 25; June
S2al 22fc; July $1 17Kal 17K;-August
lSVial 13Jf Corn quiet; rejected on track
i60c; hot at frrain depot 3.1c; anil mixed
ly OOjfaOln; June COKaCOjfc; July 55J$a
Ko; Aukust SOJtfafiflJilc. Oats demand fair
d market ilrm; No. 2 white 55c; No. 8 do
3; mixed 63o. Provisions demand fair and
irket llrm and unchanged. Butter, fancy
tree and firm; others dull; prices unchanged,
igs, demand fair and market firm fft I3tfa.
ireae quiet and easier; creamery lO^allo:
r to good UKalOKc. i'etroleum quiet and
ody at 7Xo. Whisky flrmt r at $1 00.
Dhicaoo, May 21.?Tha iiroyers' Journal rerta:
Hogi-Recoipta 7,500 head; shipment* 2,000
ad. Mark<t active and 1* 0 higlirr. all sold
lick; common to good mixed packing $5 70
10; good to choice packing and shipping
jdbm ou; 10 ujnu iu, mainiy jo uon
10; Texas pigs $4 00.
Uattle?Receipts8,2C0 head; .shipments 4,700
ad. Ati sold, nn line here; good to choiro
Ipplng $5 76afl 10; common to fair $9 ifia
)u; distillery $4 26a5 CO; butchers' plenty at
6(Ja<? IK): stackers' and feeders $3 O&aft 10.
9hee|>?lieceipts 200 bead. Good demand
d very scarce; common to good shorn
7fiaft 00; Itncrlor to choice wooled $1 OJa
)0; all sold.
DincinifAtl, May 81.-Cotton quiet At
\ic. Flour unchanged. Wheat stronger;
). 2 red winter II12. Torn strong; No. 2
izcd 4Vc. Oats quiet nod firm; No. 2 mixed
Me. Rye firmer; Mo. 2, $1 27. Barley dull
d nominal. Fork quiet at $10 OOalO 7ft.
ilk meats firm; shoulders $fi 70; elear rib
85. B*con scarce and firm; shoulders
02M; clear rib 0 12tf ;olear $0 02H. Whisky
m at $1 04. Butter quiet but firm.
roLtoo, May 81.?'Wheat quiet; No. 1 white
Ichlgsn $1 14V<i am tor Michigan $110)4;
>. 2 red spot tl 16X: June 11 14X; July
10; Augu-t $1 00\i\ tear $1 06; No. 3
it ton and Michigan red $1 11%: rejected
01. Corn easier; high mixed 49c: No 2
r)t4flXc; July 48fto; No. 2 white fiOc; re!ted
47c; damaged 35Kc. Oats quiet; No.
spot and May 48Me; No.2 whit* 44c.
Nkw Yonic, May 21.?Dar Ooots-C'olton
are bhiitb in ntwiw unuun, aiiu low grsuw
bruwn and bleached goods more firmly
Id. 1'rlnta and lawns remain rjtilet, but
ngl-nina are active and scarce. Drew goods
b moving slowly Heavy casslmeres,worsted
itlnes arid overcoatings are moving fairly
i account of back orders. Foriign goods
tlet.
New OftLtm. May 91.?Cotton firm and
gher; middling lOJ^c: low middling 9He;
od ordinary 8M0. Net receipt* ftfift hales;
cm 600 bales i export* to France 1,000 balea;
the continent 0,030 balea; stle* 2,600 bales;
xsk 176,890 bales.
CtftOtJttAfi May 21.?Hoos?Qnletbntfirm:
mmon and light |4 OOafl00; packing and
itchera' IS 8fta8 80. Keceipta 1,400 head;
Ipmenta 070 head.
PrrwatraoB, May St.?PmoLiuM-Activa;
nlted certificates firm at 83fcc; refined 7Kc
r Philadelphia delivery. '
CELERY.
r
t As a Remedy for Nerv
ous Diseases,
i '
[ What the Medical Professlc
| say About it, and
The Good Results Attend in
Its Use in
| Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousnes
Indigestion, Sleeplessness
and Paralysis.
CELERY Uaa only come into public neti
1 within ths lost few years as a nervine, b
1 scientific experiments and experience ha
; proved beyond a doubt that it coutrola ne
> vous irritation and periodic nervous and si<
| headaches to a marked degree.
, Iirowu Bequard says that Celery conttii
more nerve -food than any other vegetab
substance found in nature. Celery was or
discovered and used as a wrvina by Front
physicians in J807 Hut * combination of tl
: EXTR ACT OF CELK It Y A N1) CH X MO MIL
I which has been recently introduced to tli
i profession and the public by Dr. C. VV. Bel
son has produced such marvellous results i
curiug nervousuess and headaches, aud>t
; peciallv nt*rvous and tick headache*, iinura
i gia, paralysis, indigestion and sleeplessnes
mat u uuu excited public attention and new
naper comment*, and many physicians hav
tested the merit* of this preparation wit
beat results, as quoted below from a few.
Wliat I'll) nlclitun Hay.
"Dr. Benson's preparation of Celery an
Chamomile f ?r nervous diseases is the ma
i important addition made to the materi
inedlca in the last quarter of a century."?D,
J, W. J. Knglar, of Baltimore.
"Dr. Benson's PiJJs are worth their weigh
in sold in nervous and sick headache,"?Di
A. lI.8chlichter.of Baltimore.
' Dr. Benson's Pills for the cure of neural#
are a success."?Dr. (i. P. Holman, of Chrii
tianburtr, Va.
These Pills area special preparation, onl,
for the curd of special diseases, as named, am
fi<r these diseases they ai e worthy of a trial b,
all intelligent sulFerers. They are preparei
expre'slyi to cure sick headache, nervou
heada'he, dyspeptio headache, neuralpis
nervouinesl, paralysis, sleeplswnees and in
digestion, and will euro any case. Price, C
cents, postage tree, bold bv all drUKgl?!
here. Depot, 100 North Eutaw street, Haiti
more. M?,?f
MISCELLANEOUS.
L. GLtttJtiJMKAMP tc CO.
Manufacturers of strictly
Fli-Nt-CliiMN Currlnirud,
Of titry description, Also dealers In Harneaa, Lai
Covers, ilorso Blm-lcts, 75, 77, 70? 1/lber'jr stiwl
ltoposltory, W Kenn avenui', I'liUbuigh, Fa. apl
CDCE"THE SCIENCE
rHElE OF HEALTH"
Is a book thai has been rend by thousand^
and pronounced both interesting nml in*
structivc, and should be read by all think*
Ing people. It explains the principle!
of life and death, and the origin of dts
eases. Those who are lettering from \ci*I*
ouh lf'cdfcttcxs, Lost I'ltallti/, CVftavrh,
Aulhmu, or a pn^lh^ositlon
to CoiiHiiinptloiit will imd it
an incalculable boon. A copy of the ScleilCC
of Health will be sent free, by ad
"'""'"B H.BidAUlIJSN.HI.U.
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LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Baltltuorftand Liverpool via Hallftx, N. 8.. and Bt
John*, M. F, flvnrj alir>rn?te Tuesday.. Que too am
Liverpool everr Huturilay. Thla rout* prmenta un
prmtUnlf (1 advantage! to louilita, enabling thorn t<
view tlii* mrgn'tlrent fernery ol tha l ower Hi. Law
ronce. In addition, th* dlotanre irora Qucbrc to Mr
erpoo! la 600 mlloi rhorter. and of the rcduced dl
taace 1,000 mllei la Inland navigation, redutlnu th<
aotual ocean voyago to a mint mum ol A dayi. iixtri
hlpi from Olaiguw. Oalwuy Quicnotowu and ton
iluiiderry dlr?ct to Beaton. For puiiatf* or Inforuta
Ion apply to John Ballle, H. F. Behn-naor Thnma
II B Jliuo, agenta at Wheellnir, W. Va , or Leve i
Alden, O. P. A., W7 Broadway, Now York; 201 Waih
Injcton bt., Boaton; 107 South Filth Ht.. Phlladel
phla. roal9nwMw
fb PFWQIflWC I?or Hoi.Dir.Rg,
;Wra rCnOIUllO WlduM, fat ticri. muiLtu or
/ 'frv\r,,,Irtrfn. ThonianilljritcDUltfd. I'mtlmnfflrrn
V\ I I,j'?rnnitfr,wip.*y?orru|iwire,T?nci>?omm
LLMKl r nnj Th?tin*ml< of neuilnnrrf mil
/ ol.ilrr* i'iiillicit to l.Nt'UKAHK and 1J0U.NTV.
lV Ai PATENT* procured for Inventor*. Muidltf*
II UllnJ warrant! i>rw*rt</.lionrhtandiold. ftoldlrn
I " 'J1 M'Cy 7.ftnr ri*ht? at onct. 8* ml
II Ohtanpa for ''Tlii Clt(>rn-8o|dl#r." and Paa.lnn
Ifrrr *ni1 ' l?w?. banka iuil laitrnctlnni. W?
H I I thnoMiiiliof Pentlnntr* and ril?Mi.
mj (gat W;,
FANCY CARDS
FOR COLLKCTORS. PR1NTER9, CARD DEALER!
and ADVERTIHER". *<nmplra ol fft ferine, ultl
price per set, 100 and 1,000, plain and printed, aant t<
anr addren for AO coins, stamps or money, whirl
will be refundel on return of the samples. Catalogs
and twelve samples (. r two 3 cent stamps, AIM, h'
the dor.en, no two alike, at 6.10 15 2 , 25, AO, 85, 40
50 and TO cenla a doten. Card Album*, all I rlres
from fl 25 tollOM Card Wafers 500 for 20 cents
TrlfetV Monthly, else of N. Y. Weekly, ore year an<
lOOcardi, all dlflor^tit. II. Hamp'eropv free.
F. TRIFET,
27 School street, Boston, Ma an.
i
CQQQ * jear to Agents and expenses. gOoutfl
$333 FREE. Addreea F, 8WAIN A CO., Augusta
Me
TO ADVERTISERS?LOWEST RATE*
for advertising In t.040 mod newspapers sent free
Addiesa GEO. P. HOWELL A 10., 10 Vpruco atrcet
Nee York. matMwMw
RFATTV'Q i" useful stops 5 set
DLHI 1 T Orwla, onljr |ffl Planra *125 up
Mrlll?s. Catalog. Frrk. Address BE ITT Y, Wash
Iflgton. N. J. _
new Rinu ri iinni
Ilk If IIIUII ULVUUI
rartons* Vurgatirti Pilli tnnko New Kick
Wood, and will comiilctcly ctintifro tho blood in
thocntlronrstom In tlirco months. Anypcrmm
who will tniltn 1 pill enrh tilplit from 1 !o IS wrok*
WiftyborMtorrd to sound boftlth. If tnch ft tiling
bopotnlblo. Pont by mnll for 8 lplfor stamps*
i. R.JOnsnON A CO., Jloiton, Man*
formerly Hangar, Me, n
ABENT8 WANTED EW 5
tins Machine ever Invented. Win kniUpairof
Itocflniw, with HEEIj tnd TOE complete, In
to mltiutet. It will tin knit ft treat Tartet* of Xancrwork
for which there Is tlwtjt ft ready market. B*-nd
for circular and iertni to the Twombly Knitting
JUchiat co? ?J0 Wuhlnfton 8U ikatoo, JU?
hi
RAWLEY SPRINGS,
Nair Harrlionburo, Va.
8000 fe?t nbore tidewater. Cananlty & tuff1
hotafp, with accommodations for 700 bumir. Ap
Jolntmenta flr?t els* Open Jnne Int. |2 50pe
IT} Sin per ??rk| 140 to $50 per month. For fur
ther particulars, tddrtta C? A. 8PKlf> KKL. Trrat
Harrisonburg, Vt. tn?2lDAi?
J M. OLOU8TON,
D1ALIIIff
Grain, Bround Ftfd, Baled Hay, Slraw, &o
BOOT!! ST., ftKAR MARKET ST. BRIDGE,
Will pty the hl|b?t ntiket prlct for Wheat, Cor
tnd Ontt.
)a1*
fJIHE BIROIl BEER HEADQUARTER]
li at 9111 Main itreel, WhM'lof, W. Vt.
Dr. TufVa Ilirch 13eei
Thatannlre, original Article la mado thir#, an1 I
not forth In an*dr atream mtf week-day In th
year, to ralreah a thlraty world. Arfdreti ordara t
TtJFTR .1 CO,
i?.n am Main Ht, Wheeling W. Va.
J} O, LIST, JR.,
Pork Pftokcr,
And caret of IhrMltbnud Chnlm Uoti, whit
an now r?dy and for aala at
ap6 21 FOURTEENTH STREET.
My B C. Meaia at* all branded ">,1*1'a Cheater."
AnillliAttd wonrimr.ffnhM
; 11 UllI coredInMtomdnyi.Tenyearif*
111 111 |v|t?hlUh*d| lino cnred. Wrlla n?t?
VI IV III lof cai?.b?. Mitaa, qolocy, Mich,
DRY COODR.
. BRUES & COFFER
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SPECIALTIES
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Easter Novelties
To b? found on)/ at our home.
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BRUES & COFFER.
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STONE & THOMAS
NEW
SPRING GOODS!
i
NEW CARPETS,
RUGS AND CURTAIN GOODS
Frioos Down! Down!
Oar a tick la Urge and ftnrtlvr, embracing I full
1109 Of
4
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| DRESS GOODS
i
SILKS,
j
. CASHMERE RAYE, BUNTINGS, &C.
BPH I All llimumi IN
Carpet*, Rugs,
Window Shades,
GRENADINE CHINTZS, &C.
1 NECKWEAR,
B
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For ladle* and genu, I'rfcra 90 par cant lover thin
erer before offered.
New Qoodt Received Dally.
! STONE & THOMAS,
3 ,^030 MAIN STREET.
. POWWIgBION MEHOHANTg.
juun m. BSCS * ixi.,
:'
WHERMNG, w. TA,
IT. bar tad Mil m CmnnWoo In euh ?r ta
- Atrgla >11 llmla >ad ProrKloo. dMll In b; tlii
UDifSRO w*ra 01 itwib. ?h? wi?*i?|>nio COB ranDlMtlon
btimtm onr offlM in! th# Bo?rd of Tr*d?
Prompt utrkM wportt. thietfo OorrnpoadMU Ofutr.M
lit * nrC71M Ml* itmt mft
? 13. DAVENPORT.
(Ut?o! LIFT, datky porta fa HIS, ffbntlni,
WMt Virginia,)
- General Commission,
(fill, Floir, SUM, Chiiu.Eto,,
ho. im la salli Brincr.
CHkoiM.
TBAMPOBTATIOM.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND 8T.
I LOOM HAILW AY-PAN HANDLE BO DTE.
1717 #|i? C2Z'.JTi^J.:~5grv-u? -.BPr;'
?w ww^r^irn>r'Trir
Tbat Tabic lot Eut tad WmU corrected to MAT
25J, 1EU,
iraine leave Fan Had die Depot, loot ol Eleventh
mwMjear Public Landing, daily except tiaxuUy, M
eoum jurx.
? ~~ Pltu. E??t Fait Paclf Ao?'
Wheeling I lap, hxp'i E*p'i Exp'e Kzp'a oom'a
Leave? a. m p. m. p. y. a. u. p. m
Wheeling.-..?.... 152 1.07 ?:M 8:27 AM
Ani?#?
WolUburg. 7:27 1.41 6:26 9:18 7 2*
oMUOfDTUiOnMMMtM KUU ?15 6:10 1U:SU &1Q
Plttibuxgh ?... 10:00 1:40 7 85
A. M. A. M.
HArriiburg 1:40 0:55
Baltimore......... 7:40 ...
Washington....... . &:(/.*
Philadelphia 5:15 7:35 .........
Snltlk. 7 a iftaa
r. u. r m.
Boa too.... ... 4 ao fclt ..
aoiitti wmr. ~~
Pao. Ctn. W?i, Ac- | AcExp'a
MiU.ooiu'u ooiu'o
L4MT?- k. M. P. M. a. M. P. M. P. M.
Wheeling 9:27 4:52 6:62 107 &54
Atrrir*auubanrWa...
10:80 1:05 1.00 2:16 6.10
P.M.
Cadla.................... 12; 10 7:55 ......... ........
Dannlioa. ... 12:101 6:06 ......... mw*
I A. M.
Niwark 2.(9 LOO ......... ^ .........
OoliuaboaMmMMMM. 6:20 160 ?
Learo? a. ?. A.M.
Ooluuibui.........^. 6:40 2:45 ....... 6.35 10.09
ArrJrt? p. m.
DayU?....mMm..,. 6:86 6:00 ........ 10 80 2:00
Oactooati 1:00 fcM - Ufl# 8:00
IadUaipolll- 11:00 1*88 ......... 12:86 6:t0
8?. Louie..?.. 7:10 1:18 8 1* .........
Chicago............... 7:80 8:00 ?uo
faddo KxprnM luavna wheeling daily.
Tralua louring Colum bus at 8.40 r. u. and 6.85 a. m?
run daily. Through Chicago uxprou leaveeColumbni
dally, except Bunday, it 6:00 p. M., with eloeplog cat
ituchod, arriving In Chicago at 7.10 next morning.
Berth* can bo secured la advance al Union Depot
Ticket Office, Colnuibut.
Pullman'e Palace Drawing Boom Bloeplng Can
through without change from titebeijvlllo Kaet to
Philadelphia and Maw York. Wuat to Columboe,
Cincinnati, Louiavtlle, Indlanapolla and Bt. Louis.
For through Ticket*, Baggage Chocks, Bleeping Car
aooumuodaUona, and any further Information, apply
to JOB. M. BEIlKVILLB, Ticket Agent at Tan
Handle Depot, foot of Eloventh stvout, or al Oliv
TlakttUBLoi, under McLimHoim, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
Oon'l Manager, Coluinboi, O,
E. A. POBB,
flwl| Paaa. and Ticket Aunt, Pltteburgh. Pa.
PLEVELAND A PITTBBUKUU B. K?
\J CONDBHBBJ) TIMS CARD,
as bp rgagjtfffiafl rrtytThHjttn'i
On and after Mot. 7th. 1680, all Tralni will fM
dally (exoept Hunday,) aa follows i
1 Through Tialna to Pittsburgh
2 Through Trains to Cleveland,
2 Through Tralna to Chicago.
Pullman^ Parlor Can Mtween Weill villi and
Cleveland.
Hotel and Bleeping Can ea all Tralna between Al*
llano# and Chicago.
Aooem. Mali. Kiprw,
LeaveBellaln
6.66 a.m. 10.60 a.m. 1.66 r.ui
Bridgeport 6.C6 ? 11.00 ? 2.C*
Htaubenvlllie 7.04 11.67 101
Weill vllle ... 8.10 1.80 r. m 1.60
Buchaiter ...... 9.18 2.26 M0 11
Arrlvt? | i
PiHahuruh lan.fM I # OR H *1* il
ArtooM.T^..?..'.^Z!!.7 11 12.90A.mi
Harrliburg 1 l.M AM, 4.10 "
Hfltlranr* 7,30 ? 7.|0 M
Waahliiglon 9.C2 11 9.03 11
Philadelphia... 4.15 11 7.40 I*
New Yonl......... 6.m lo.ta
Button 4.40 P.M. 6.10 PM.
TO CLEVELAND.
Only Ave houraand twenty-five mlnaUnI
LKATH. Aoom. KzprMI.
Bdi*lre.....? .. 5.55 a. u 1 88 P. Mi
Bridgeport. 6.05 " 2.08 11
NUu Mil Till* 7.04 " 8.01 11
Allimice .. 1.00 p. M 8.10
Ravenna 1.40 " 8.88 '
Hudson 2.0U " 6.20
CUvaiand 8.15 11 7.28
TO CHICAGO.
Only 18 Houral
luatb. # Aoom. Kspreee.
Bell aire L. 8.85 a. M 1.88 P. M
Bridgeport 0.06 11 2.05 11
HteubeuTllle 7.04 11 8.01 11
Yellow Creek 8.48 '?
AUUnoe 1.20 P. u 8.85 '
ManifleJd 5.40 " 9.20 "
Ft Wayne. 12.01 a. u 2.40 a. m
Chlca|8 6.00 " 8.00 "
HttubenvUU A<xtinnuxliitkm?lA?yr* ftellalre at 4.41
p. tu., Bridgeport 6.00 p. in.; arrlrec at BtaubanTiile at
6,00 p. in.; lean* BteubcnTilie at 7.80 a. m.; Bridgeport
at 8.52 a. m.; arrive# at Itoiialra at 9.08 a. ui.
Tlckou and Baggaxo Checka to all principal pointi
In the Ka/it and weal can be procured at the Ticket
F. H. MTKUH,
flwiwral Fmengw anil Tlnkut Agent
gALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO,
uu and alter UocfliuU-r IV, iSsO, fawuger Train I
wll run no follow*?Wheeling Tlrao:
Kait-buuud. *No48TNo. 1 No.7* No. i
Dall y Dully
Loare? a. m. a. m. A. m. p. u,
Whoellng 7:00 8:40 1048 6:08
MlAlre. hi 8:4ft 10:40 8l28
Arrival tt?
p.m p.m. p.m. p.m.
Gr*ilon. 8:M 12:88 8:00 9:15
Cumberland 4:40 7:40 iS't
Waahlngton City 0:48 8:80
Daltlmoro. 11:03 7:10
PhllAdnlpfaiJUM ? 8:00 i:lB
New York 8:28 ........ 4:00
a. m.
Moiton 4:20 ft-18
Dally except Bunday,
No. 7 anr 43 atop at all Blatlone.
Wait-bound. No. 'J No. 8 No.10
Dally Dally Dally
Lmto- a, m. p, m. p. m.
Wheeling- 9:1.1 1:80 11:18
Btllalr* 10:00 2:10 11:80
Arrive at?
p. m. a. mi
Z*n earl lie i:UD 4:51 8:17
Newark-.* 2:00 8:45 4:38
Columbua |;80 7:25 8:10
A.M.
PJnnlnnalt . O.ftfi < *! M.4A
A.'tk
Bandaiky 7:00 10:00
P.M. P.M.
tfldllDBpoUl 11:00 12:85 12'U
i. M.
dl. Loola.* 7:80 7:M 0:00
A'"'
Chicago. 0:10 7:30 8.20
A, M.
ganiaa City 8 afl 0:40
B. A 0. PhIim, Drawing Boom and nit uplng uara
oa all night tralna.
Cloao ronnoetloni are made for til polnti Booth and
Boulhwrat, North and Worth writ, making this a deal*
rablo rouU for colonliU and paraona moTlng to th?
graat Woat, and to whom particular attention la glT?n?
WHKKLINO, PITT8. AND RAI.TIMOBE DIV.
U?? WbMllngM ?:25 a. m. 1:40 n. tr. 5.10 p, a.
No tralaa run on thla Dlvlalon on Hundiy.
TlckeU to all urlnc-lpnl point* on rail at Dtpoti
Offlct open at all nourt during tho day,
Information to tho trarellpgpuWIo rhwrfollj glraa,
B. T. |)KVKIf>. HanM Ayort.FwKrS.M'* T*
FINANCIAL. ~~
SPECUUTlMr
in. Ho, ?so tino, Inreittd In our n*w momy
making ro'oprratlve plan of ?p diluting iI'M aton 1
ant Incom# and lay* the foundation to a fortune.
Sand for our haw punphlat, fro,
FLKMINU A MIU.RU, Ilrokeri.
28 Maichanta Build I eg, Chicago, fill.
gANK OF THE OHIO VAUKY.
DtPITAk ........?(ITfl.OOO,
WM. A. Iivtt, Pruldent | WM. B. BlMWof, Vlca P,
Dow ft Oenewl Banking Bualnett*
MlwrOBft
Wo. A. iMttf I William B. Blmpaoa,
J. A, Miller, I John K. Botrfortf,
A, M. Adatn'i I Victor Boaenburg.
"a'J? ' * p. Jhwok, nuhio.
JJXOHANOK BANK,
Capital ~ $800,000,
j ff, tancr. M.pimonrft
J tMUKL LAtHJJLLUV Vici Pruidivt,
bllKTTO**,
J. If. Tinci, j B. IfoiiRintn,
8. Uunnuii, [ W. KLLUTOIMM,
l. R. rmpLAt*, I A. w. Kaur,
Jonn FitWi I
ft)* Tnnw .T. Jmri, flMMw.
KPUOATIONAL. ~*
lyccT uiDPiiiii iiuiurnpiTw
jiui unoiniR umiLnoiil,
Sin* d?pnrtmt*nu of titi-ly; text-booka furnlitaed
I eoatt Mlendtr trranxed to mft tMOhMft n<
ptniw for one jmt from flTfl to ?900| non-w?.
oirlin, liberal, thorough. Wl! term ' mini f*?p?
t#mhfr l*t, Jttmidftnco ltwt jMrfromM
ooonttei of l??it Virginia /rom 8 futct ?nd Tir?
rl'crlwi.
for cfttnioiatt *nd etlir>r fnforronttoa tpplf
IdlMPrtildwit t. H. Thompwm, Mvrxtntows,
w?? v? _
jgOOK PRINTING?
II lh? Dnnt lift* M IMUITRLLIHKHDIH JOB
BOJWS, Tkt dmMI wolt. Prompt 104 lo? frt?t

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