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400 PILLS rO.s rs CENTS.

! N EW ERA III medicine, no more imposition or
~ exrortion, no caloInel. DR. TowNSENp's uni.
vtrsal health pills Each Box contains 100 PILE
the asonishinyly reduced rate OF 2j cents per box
The poor need no longer be without the remedy tor
! disease.
The Proprietor of these FILLS. therefore, Justly
blaims to be Philanthropist, and the Great Pioneer
Ill the work o providing for the suffering, not only
all lnialllble remedy, but OF placing this remedy
within the OF all, however destitute their con
diuon.
The Pills may be used with safety at all times
they are never violent in their operation, but always
through and efficient. This desirable result is &C.
mpished without the aid OF Calomel or the mnny
drastic purgativos usually employed The public
may rest assured that Mercury in mono OF ats forms
enters into their composition
/ SARSAPARILE.A,i in Il highly conce ntrated state
forms prominent ingrsdieat; t lie remaining nrre.
dents are Balsams and Gums, long known and Val.
ued in the Medical profession; the whole FORMING
a compound uneqnalled for all
Impurities OF the Blood, Costiveness Jaundice
Female c0mplaints, Sick Headache Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia Rhculpa tisfn
Constipation, Pains i'll the Head Pains in TIE side
Liver complaints, Febrile Affections Piles lrrer-
ularties, Pains in the Breast, Pains in the IoiIis
&c.
The Purifying properties of ,hes Pesl are beGev
cd to surpass the power OF all other medicines, On
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Of
mineral polsons, thcy are peculiarly adapted to lam
lily use; saIe and sa!utary IN their impression upon
the ystem;theymay be taken all times and b, an
Nov for these, and kindred diseases, Tow nssnI's
Pills are the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and eiiectualy do the work,
subduing lntianatons and Eevers, opening obstruc.
ted pores, promoting perspIraton, and soothing
did scnsibilities. In Short they are warranted Bet
ter than all others-cheaper than all--and destined
to supercede all! Try them, invahds, sufferers, ono
and all--and Recommend the Pills to your neigh.
bors. ...
prDirectons accompany eack Box. A + P.1.
MrR, General Agent Stouington. conn
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills of Twen
ty-fve cents
For sale by Patterson & co, and ] il Logan &co.,
Wheeling Va. No "e
AetNTS-John Bcnl mud S Hamilton, Cadiz, &.
+ Croskey and NJ ] ley New Market Brown,
Farmhouse and w Malters, Nsw liagerst ow
A Jul SSchreiber, \ eLsld. Il J Philips con
Smyrna. sep. ls53..ly.,h
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$50 Rewardl

" ILL be paid to any person who will buy box
w OF DIR. TERREL'S Healing Ointment, aud
use 1t according to directions, il they will call my
office and say, with clear conscience, that it viii
not completely chapped hands, chilblains, chat
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores on children
and greatly alleviate, itnot entirely Salrheum
Piles, inflammation Of Breast, Les Of Insects Pimpel
OH the Face, and all diseases of the Skin
MONROE TERRELL, Naucatuck, coun.
10 whom all Orders should be addressed. Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mcr
chants generally
81 Bsrclay.s.., New York; A Mcclure s. CO., Alba
ny: Fleming g. Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM Ii Brown
and Bro, No. Liberty.st Baltimore; L w DyUt
and Sons, Phil ladei phia
AuESrS,-John Beg!l and S Eiamiton Gudiz
sep2S ls53-ly
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ETWe understand that there has been
made to theOhio Senate, proposition to
take the national road from Springfield 10
Wheeling, AMI keep it in as good repair AS
it now is, and pay to the State $1,000 annu-
ally. This proposition has been m sde by a
responsible citizen Of Columbus, who offers
to give security for its performance. This
has been, as We learn. loscing business
to the State of from $4,000 to $4,000, for
some years past--Statesn1ua.
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AN ACCOMPLISHED SERVANT 1t is stated
that Judge Mason, our Minister to France,
has employed tall colored man. the true
Virginia type, who was taken TO Paris tifteen
years ago, by an American Minister, and
who has remained in Europe ever since, in
the employ Of American Ministers, either
in Paris, St. Petersburg. or in Germany
He speaks French, Russian, and German.
and is polite and well raised Virginia SER
want, united to irstrate French dancing
MASTER
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0~TWe learn from the Mount Vernon
Democratic Banner, that the Cotton Facto-
ry of Matthias 0ummins. in that place, was
totally destroyed By fire n fea days ago.
Mr. N. formerly resided IN this city, and
was highly esteemed as an estimable citi-
zen He had JUST commepced the nlanufac-
turing business In Mount Vernon, aud was
succeeding veil Ills loss ~illbe very hea:
w amounting 70 $i 1000 or $4,000, Oh
which there was no insurance. The build.
ing was tired BY an incendiary and .,an
named Woodward has been arrested on
sasPicicn Of committing the deed, sa u.
aion.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &C.
IN counts have been Filed in the Probate Court of
Harrison county, Ohio. tor settflment.
The hnal account OF Thomes r.. Corkhil Execu.
tor OF the will OF William Corkhill Deceased.
First account OF William Harrison Guardian of
He lry Bncker Minor
The account of HilerY Beall, Administrator of
the estate OF Zenas BeaIl Deceased1
Showing the insolvency ot said estate, and that
the same will be severaly examined and passed Up.
by the undersigned on the 18th day Of April next.
March 18th 1854 b. w. VElltS, Probate Judge
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EgA contemporary that is "pos:ed,
says single sale secured by an advertise
ment, has often paid for whole years ad
vertisug and all have realized profits many
times beyond the outlay and made sales anc
secured patrons they Otherwise woul not
have had. In the language of a successf ful
merchant who has tired iL-"There is nc
better investment for those who areTn bu.
siness, and wish to extend it. than the mo n.
ey expended in ADVERTISING"
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Maine Law.

q The House went into the considers
ton Of the Maine law bill on yesterday af.
ternoon. The majority are determined to
give its advocates fair chance to bv heard.
Accordingly Mr.. ELwELL opened the bill in
a regular speech. He paid this General
Assembly the compliment of saying, that ii
was "the most temperate Legislature ever
assembled in Ohio" This, from Maine
law man, is significant, as we'll as truthful.
-- Salesman,
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CARDING.

fINliL undersigned takes this method u iDformiT
y .'g .uoile uint Inc IAs bought and 4 noss ,sTn.s
n-Iiy % sfi.g anG fttins Up tho CaTdlng, Si!iLs
aud Manufacturing usiubi ushIneRl latsX VWnsd ~
n ieat uh,s miles south ~ CalIz. on the road -
NDS Athens lie expects ~ Os ready " 10 all tis
SE,Gng uIaI ne may b. favored with this season.
l.Ns VIII is ,akca ia The Of Wood -
SIi.'I's, iiI LadIs, anu returned pIOlnFdy, and
SJrh warranted. A liberal share ot public PATROL
Bs - araSs'l. fr!res as ioW a. other Tesp0nsil .
esGa. 'I-niu-sNs. JOSEPH z. JOHNSTON
Aias ii, Ia,st.
y. i. Coyg.iel sn: carpet Weaving done on ,As
I.ust r-"s 'SbS iras.S iot cGs.oaers 81 the aooYa
establishment J. z. JOHNSTON
rsLutl'A II Vi LADIES il0liie made df fes so,. =
~ Gsisors 81 latest stylss, and warranted "a
ware well. Also Eastern do--ay very low price
J. PHILLIPS & Si1N
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n PHILIPS & SCN.

TANrTACTE ltfl,~ oi .p"ts and suyrs Ar
NJ dealers in lIEG.,s sac :ss!lIag SaoNa, 40
rOco s. siL-skihs lIaiH. rrl M-tnlt UV. - 81
Nails Ihrrad auc -hor-i-ptIlls gsue ray, Keep con
SANITY tvr sa.s al ussrrihrl. v lnr ab"ye articles
a. their old oposlse ii.e fHhi,r Othrrs, ,Cadz'O
T,tAScY SCGFs, P=RFU zsRiEs, -Ir, large RssoTt'
II rnent f,r sale cheap SY ! bEALI"
SpGil %, 1850.
0JAsoy's ORIGINAL CHALIENsI BIGcEiNo, isrge
vi and fresh supply ~ SGit cheap b.
epSi! 20. 1858 JOHN bEALL.
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Liuseed Oil,
w Lacker, IuEPentine c'c an s!s;a n, ana aiTse
supply, al ,spril 20, 1883 JOHN BEAAL'S.
INkS-Arnoid's Hover's, HarrisoT's MOrTisoG's
| Blocksom's, &c, large and small horJ!es, shs
supply chsapby ,Rp. 20, '53I :. BEALL.
CTEEL PENS, large and fine assortment yasi-
= ous brands, cheap at JOHN 3GALLS.
C1AND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and 3
> large assortment BY apr 20, $50 :. BEALL.
CAP, Letter. No,s and fancy PSpers, Slaies, PEN
" ellis, etc. etc, Tor sale cheap by,, nc,r,
april 70, 1883 JOliN bEAAh'
(NAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, ysTious kinds
~ and qe9li'io'' large supply; fyS;aN q BEAILs
DNyELoPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply,
r cheap o. may ), '53j J. BEALLs.
C,COTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFFp
- a fresh supply, tor sale at ,,,,,,. rv,.,,c
may 4, 1883 JOHN bEALLS.
GOO LBS. Venitian Red Eng, Just received and
OOO for sale cheap al JOHN BEALL'S.
may 4, 1853.
1000 LBS EPSON and Glauber, SALTS, Q
1UOU prime white article for sale cheaPa:
may 1, 1858 JOHN BEALL'S.
DAY RUN, fne article ior BARRIERS use. for sale
ID by tmay 4, 1852 JOHN bEALL.
CANARY Seed ana Cutie Fish Bone, new sup.
~ ply cheap at may 4, 80 JNO BEALLS.
+ WOULD call the attention Of Mechanics TO my
L superior stock OF Edge Tools, manufactured by
the Ohio Tool Company, and decidedly the best ever
brought TO this market, which can sell prices that
cannot tail to suit purchasers. Cali and examine
them. Il. J. BENNETT.
June g, 1858.
MADDOCKS, Trace Chains, Bench Screws, Bed
1tl Cords, Plough Points, Axe Hannles, Brushes
Of all kinds, &c, can be had cheap al the
June g, 1883. BIG paddock.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

N ti8E sA APRIL D. N
Sales of 900 lbs Flour; market firm at T.
81. Sales Of 800 bills ofSouthern, heavy at
-55o@7,87. Sales of $500 bu. Wheat;
market firm. 1900 bu. Corn; mal ket sitter,
not quotably higher; 77tG8lc. Pork tribe
lower. Sales Of 1000 bbls at ie, 55@t4,43.
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ALLEGHENY LIVE STOCK MARKET
TUESDAY, March 28. 1854.

oH17H7FNE1 4A1thEOII OU3s
BEEvEs-The offerings were small, not
exceeding 367 head The sales exceeded
800 head to city butchers at 81, 4@43
gross. equal to 7, a@8t net. At the close
OF the market, so head were left over.
SHEEr--263 head were disposed Of; G3
sold at $4,i2!; the balance were driven a.
way.
Hoos--Only IA head were disposed OF
al AZ gross.
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1000 Book Agents Wanted,
70 SELL PICTORIAL & UsEguI WORKS FOR TIE YEAR lS5.
$1,000 DOLLARS A YEAR,

w ANTED in every section of the United States
w active and enterprising men, to engage in the
sale OF some OF the best Books published in the Coun.
try. 10 men OF good address, possessing & SnnI
capital OF from 25 to $780, such Inducements will be
Offering as to enable them to make from to s. day
profit.
Tim Books published by US are all useful in their
character, extremely popular and command large
sales wherever they are offered
For further particulars, address, postage paidO
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Isl William Street, Newly Yotk.
March 9, ls54.3t
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Stop and Think.
Now is the time no more delay,
Stop that C8ngh; q, stop it to day,

IT WILL ONLY COST YOU 25 CTS.
nR. LOCOCK'S Pulmonc Waters are unfailins
- in the cure OF coughs, colds, Asthma, Bronche-
tis, IIoarsness and all diseases ofthe Lungs Thous.
ands can and will testify to their virtue, but one
box will satisfy the most skeprica that they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
ly Vegetable.
Beware there is imitation offered for SALE
The genuine has the signature of l. Taylor engrsvod
upon each box, for nale by Medicine Dealers gcner.
ally.
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Attention. Fauuser.!

7 HAVE thi .tSy reoeiSsd large assortment of =
A. Millant a. Cos. esiebraieG Grsss, Grain a. 4
SraHiSls 50 shes Hay, Straw and MsnuTs kork ;
HO.s, Hay kIIyrs, 50 the SneaIhs Wharton 8 Rak, =
AZ, all Vi ~mcn val 5e disposed Of yeEy cheap f.f
t-,dfy Ittt,,e I-Sl
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To the Public.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has removed back TO Csdiz, and that he i.
prepared to do all kinds Of Painting, Plastering
White Washing, &c. in the very best style iSl
that have this kind OF work to do will do well to give
me q cali JOnN QulLLlN
Cadiz o., March Is, 1854
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MAN KNOW Thy SELF"
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents.
ENRY FAMILY SH0uLD HAVE A COPY
kllflACoPlEsS sold in less Than three monhi
OOOO 4 new eiitiou- falIzed and lfuuroF *

J EYRY FAMILY SHOuLD HAVE A COPY.
| l(lnnlCOPlES sold IN less thGn thTee mo1hi.
OOOO 4 new edition, revised aud InYroted
dsi issued
| d.. HUNTERS Medical manual am Hand Book fcI
the eAiiiieted-ContaningS outline oi tic OslsIn,
progress uratment Hnd Of every form Of disIse
contracted BY pTomisehous sexual intercourse, BY
5sllabufe, by sexual excess with with advice for
their prevention, written in familiar style avoiding
ell medical t6chnlcsites and every thing that would
offend the Of decsncy, from the result Of some
twenty years successful pTaclicc exclusively deyo-
ted 70 the cure oi diseases Of dellcsie priv
nature
To which is added, receipts for the cure Of the
above diseases, and treatise the causes syu!D
IONS and OF the Fever and Agug, for twenty -d
ssnis copy; six copies dollar; val be iYruardev
10 any part Of the United Staes by mail, Tree OF
postage. Address, postage paid, COsdeu 81 Go,
publishers, or box l96, fOsy Oihue, PhIladclph.
"Thisis, without exception, the most cougTchEen
sive and iuteiiigible work published the class Vi
diseases Of which II treats Avoiding all technical
term II addresses itself TO the reason Of its reau,Ts
IL is tree frou ell Objectionable matter and no pu-
rent heweYcr fastidi0us, oberI to placing il in
the hands of his song The author has devoted Inu
ny wears 10 the treatment OF tho various complaint
treated Of and with too little breath TO putt" al
Ito little presumption 10 impose" he has offered
the world at the merely nominal price Of - cents
the truie OF some twenty years most successful prac
tics."-iIERALD.
mo teacher OF parent should be without the know.
10 4
save years OF pain, morlIhcauOn and sorrow 10 the
youth under their charge e"-PEOeLE's ADVOCATE.
A Presbyterian clergymen in Ohio, IN writiR.. Of
"IIunter's Medical Manual," says: "Th0usands
upon thousands OF our youth, by evil example Snd
the influence OF the passions, have been led into tie
habit Of selt-pollutiOn without realizing Ike
fearful consequences upon themselves and then
posterty The constitu lions OF thousands who aIs
raising families have been enieebled, 1t not broken
down uIld they do not know the cause or the cure.
hT,tsf f41 1pJf IA "a aO a u nt ~
tluencu the public mind 10 check, and ultimately
to remove thiSnWide spread source OF human wrstcD
ednsss would confer the greatest blessing next "a
the religion OF Jeses Christ, on the present
ing generations. lntemperance, (or the use Of iH
toxicating drnks though it has slain thousands up
Oh thousands, is not greater scouEgs to the hunaH
SAGE. Accept my thanks on behalf ot the afflicted.
and, believe me, your co-woTker in the good moJk
YOU are actively engaged in"
One copy will be forwarded tsecurey enyeloprd
land postage paid 0nreceipt o p cents, six copltI
for 81. Address, CUSDEN u co. Publishers, B,'N
1876, Philadelphia
Booksellers, Canvusscrs and Book Agents, sur.
piled ON the most liberal terms.
Nav Is, l5j3-ly
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Nntica

Is hereby given that the lpptrsiglAdwa, aap ia,rd
L by the probate cour, OF Harrison coiAiiv, ihin.
Of the estate d PETER Picket, air ii
Mooretield T>wnshps IN the county and s,ate afyre
said lg g
SAMUEL WEST Admiltsfrlto-.
M5oreield, o., March lith, lSil
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HoBBs's Lock PIcKED.-We see by the
papers that the great Hobbs has been defeat
ed; that he and his locks are shorn of their
honors. At the institution of civil engi.
neers, paper was read by Mr.. Hobbs
pointing out what he considered to be the
defects Of the English locks. and fully de
scribing the peculiar excellence of his own
locks, rendering them safe from the at
tempts Of false keys and picklocks. At al
adjourned discussion on the paper at the in
stitution, much astonichment and amuse-
ment were created by the fact that John
Goater, workman in Messrs. Chubb's en-
ploy, announced that he had found out a
simple plan by which any Of Hobbs locks
could be picked, and that during the week
had picked four new locks, without having
seen either the keys or the inside, brought
by different gentlemen in the city, who
vouched tor the truth Of his statement--
He explained the way in which he did it,
viz:--with piece Of watch-spring and two
common picks Boston Post.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Flour dull at $685. Provisions quiet
on sales this morning. Sugar remains steady.
at 4@5c. Molasses 20@22c: Cote 1910
for good Rio.
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ED-Dr Fischer de Walheim, cotempo- :
rary of Baron Humboldf, and one of the
most scientific men in Europe, recently
died in Moscow.
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NAV OnIKANs. Maroh on

The Independent Retormers elected a
majority of four to the City Council.
There was a grand procession this even
ing in honor Of Mr.. Fillmore. The streets
were thronged, and there was much cordial-
ity. Ja&14
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NEW CHINA

Glass nWd QWeeslSWilTe Store,
No. 2S, MoSRoE STREET, WAEELINe, YIKeiNiA
TINE subscribers respectfully give notice thn, they
l. have imported direct from the manufacturers, a
large and complete stock OF the above WARE, togeh
q with an assortment of MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY GooDs, some of which are Of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and. Porcelain
breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware OF an entire
new pattern; Solar and Lard Lalnps and Lanterns OF
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
ment of Common Ware ON hand, for the city and
country trade be found at any other store in
the West, and by giving personal attention to re-.
packing the same, convince all who lnuy favor US
with their patronage that they cannot do better ut
any other establishment in the country
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January 7, i652.--tt.
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A. JUL. SCHREIBER,

MoOREFIELD, HARRISON COUNTY O.,
NEALER in all kinds OF Dry Goods, Gfoceriec
-, &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or gsoc
due Iune ., 1852
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Card to the Public.
o. -

T b. DAVIDSON, takes this occasion to inform
j his friends that be will return to CadiE on the
rrst OF April when he will open his well furnished
Daguerrean Car, and be ready 20 take pictures in
his well known superior style Those ofhis friends
wishing pTocurs pIctures see his fine specimens
or make Irendly call, will be received with the
greatest pleasure.
a
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Fresh Peaches

I UST received large lot of Fresh Peaches. fir.l
j as good aswhen pulled III OF the tree put mn in
tin cans IVY Fahnescc,. of Baltimore. Ties, pcsci
es are warranted to keep fresh IN auy clnlate Cnil
soon before they are al gone, At
FERGUSON & DtlINE'S.
cali1 q March 4 IE5f
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DomeSfics

MUsLINS, Ticking, Check, .Gingham, Prints,
4VA tIannelI, Jeans and plain and sured casinet.s
ior sale and very cheap for this season.
sept IL 1853 VIM HOCIG g. CO
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS
WUOLtsALH AND RETAIL

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No l59Msin StTeel, Bios As'nroI ilJsss,
MuHELASs, Va
TNIiE andeTxigngd would respectfully cu!l tie Hi
tenn0n Of the Public. bJ,k m and oug " toNu
10 ,hsT New Clothing kAPOriaIh, wh-r. th-s i.si
ter themselves thut they :. Id - ai's 10 n.hT -rl
ter bargains than any Other --ab.isus-n, - Nasri
ing.
OurIioods are always purchased or m 7ests'rn'
from the first Manufacturers. ami flais 81, a. yu
own Establishment ln Ba,imOFr.
Our Stock too large Tor eEuHIsTaaDI, ~ q
every aftjrlp lime ant Course "a the
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Ready Mode Clothing Linz.

Give rs a call aud 80 "ili cDG--....r ~ ..!'
out in the bast style. chsTU iOf CI-H.
7. S.--A great stock Z. ] al aH- ""i'rf 90
Just received uaL row oECn. = ... ,,,......
nAFk, y LIZ" < EN'S.
Brsnrh nt Wal.e . Rfe.st. In- Ii4.r.. -"
tirnure, At. N.It,.iug, - a. --.''.. i'.
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TAKE PAIspaCULAls N.vTuCr

oung men who have injured themselves BY a
certain practice indulged ina habit frequently
learned from, evil companions or ut school; the eli.
and destro! both mind and body, should apply i'm.
nediately. Weakness and constitutional debility.
loss OF muscular energy, physical assulde and gem
eral prostrRtion, irritabiity and all nervous aec
tions, indigestion, sluggishness OF the liver, and
every disease in any way connected with the distr.
der ofthe provocative functions cured and full yiror
estored
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Highly Interesting to Post Mas.
ters.

The House Committee on the Post Offices
and Post roads have unanimously agreed
TO report bill increasing the compensation
Of the Postmasters in the United States
They are now allowed commissions at the
following rates, viz: On the first hundred
dollars per quarter, so per cent; on the
next $500 per quarter, 40 per cent; on the
next 1000 per quarter, S5 per cent; all Ov-
er the last sum, l5p per cent.
Under the bill, as agreed upon BY the
committee, their commissions will be as fol-
lows. viz: On the first 500 per quarter co
percent: on thv next $500 per quarter so
per cent; on the next $4,000 per quarter, 40
pei cent; on all over the last sum Is per
cent.
The bill Of the Committee proposes TO al
low the Postmaster General the discretion
airy power ofincreasing the compensation at
distributing and separating offices.
For this proposition, postmasters through
out the United States owe much to the lab
ors of Mr.. Olds of Ohio. the Chairman of
the House Post Office Committee, that gen.
tleman has devoted much time to the in
vestigations bearing on the question of the
adequacy of the compensation now allowed
by law TO that class Of the Governments en-
ployees. Having been able to procure the
unanimous consent Of the Committee to this
proposition, we take it for granted that he
will also be able to fortify it with reasons so
cOgent, as probably to secure the enactment
of this bill before the close of this session.
Wash. City Sdr.
ETThe Chimes don's make great deal
of fuss about life With a quart Of rice, a
mug of tea, and pipe, they get on as smooth
as oil, and become as plump as partnges.
Besides, Fumjum has pretty wife and very
few children Mrs Fumjum supports the
Fumjums, while Mr.. Fumjum goes out and
basks in the sun. For men folks, China is
great place. The women do all the work
and hunt up corduroy when the fodder is
ready. Great place for lite and things. that
China.
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E% The Roman Catholics in Minnesota
far out number all other denominations, and
are abou: to build Cathedral at cost of
100000.