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S 3 BAL 15IMORFs
s eull- & Thomnaoo=
lNFenTERs AND WHOLESALE M,
AenG \, mes, liquors, Spice aI LEGs Il
as IS 'osns,s. sugar, Moia.s:s.l
No as Eort9 Water and , i SNsTts TVS.
Jsse ss9Ts setsa' AEeh stret. Phi i.a hp,n.
Established In 1929 NJ
2 :, 1.THoMPsoN REYNOLDS. ,o,.,.
him eali. Nv. invites Western MefehsansiA u:
sc. 'eANTIktD.7--T- w. a deia7
2 49, G. SS!ASNFIELD, BROTHER y y 1skRs
~ 229 Baltimore Street, Corn ss q Co
WHoLESALE IMPORTERS, MANI EsttarLsa,
AND; pEALEhsE FINE WATCHES, RIcn ,u
sEh' RI pLArEp, AND ALBATA WAS, 1--WE
....sL... 5.sstFASN,C COON 81 S14 g AND
HAyE opened their new store with -. -,
Goods esz,zf - = "-'H Splendid ala,
GOLD GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
4 from me most Celebrated. makers IN IaSS.
aud Geneva-an extensive stock styaT Unhaon, nven
one OF which is guaranteed 10 i
h. slIyERsw1RE ioHlouR own xAsn1
Casiors, Walters, Siioons, FORKS Ps S9Ss TsaH
zee cream Knives, Napkin Kings, Firb ;Sake Klil
lars de-, oineSt designs. "a AMY =, Sal +
Coffee and Tea1Sets.lurns. Tea K.,,,.
oblVng aud round shspes. se sht
EpeEgness, Flower and Fruit stsn5s
DIAMOND work.
"A superb ,colleeten. OF Diamond SRr,,.,...-,
Broaeles Crosses, Finger Rings It,ii s";, and g,,
Jsuitabisfor VI eddins Gins. T' 'H't' Of Dsnas
RICH JEwELRY, $50
This branch of our business Is moi .,r -
tabltzment in the country; Ia wing WORK
der our own vision, conStSiItiS
@ syn Which, epsbss s are ,saPrsd
latest tasmons, and etfow prices - S1S4s9seoHsii
FANCY GoODsi
Mrril11g DESKS, Work; foxes, Chess Men r., :.
StaIutes Paris Bronzes Fine Paiii;i9,.
Tables and Work Stands, Porte Monfsies 4as.
loghe, Ieien fsrinniertes, Rosewood and
sing Cases, English Soaf Tooth brushes D.
suPERloR ALBATA WARE.
Gle, Tlleh ~ last erseding silver wate - sase
| SPLENDID MANTLE cLocKst
Bronze and Git sntlc Clocks or eessrit
yellow, drab ard white marble do; FreDeh ps "a
richly decorated. - - -, tts sns FoIeeaia
warren Tools AND N ATKR1ALs of m. H..
sthntly kept on baud and carefully selected
. For the eonyeltepee Of customers we nav. .,,,
INSPECTING our extensiS stock OF CSooSss heI
retail sales ROOM We have ftteil up another Too
loU Ieetl depth tIor the Wholesale Department q
TO be as good as represented = - =. ~ "Sts
Persons visiting Bsltipio e, will do weIl Ia
our assortment. Orders from the eo,trtTy mp t
- .,;sst. - ANFiELD, RRorHES "a.
.tg rs baltimore ST. West corneroi rhsT,
baltimore. March 81 -lwtv = 't t' egaasq ~
O., az kk k!y:s 90 ) : olsANpEE. --7=-T77,,
o s+1 LEREw. SANDER & Co, - n
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CHARLES FISCHER & CO.
No. 33s 3sTketSStreet, 6eflSes1i Rois4ya ana g,
|. s41ii gs.it > IaaP 20 fIiiaks is'7
German, French and English Gil
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4 Coffee and TeaiSets.lurns. Tea K.,,.
WaIteis-osa, oblUng and rounJ sh, large aAa n,
Flower and Fruit stsn5s
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gMEDICAI
THE MARRIAGE STATE !;
MOST STARTING CONSIDERATIONS

Shall i7apPfnesss aad eRsaffh, .utssru and =.
80 - stei:.asas, attend % fGfss - 8 .
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h. sIrsyERswGRE 'oHlouR own sAsn.,
Silver Tea ,; and Coffee Sets Goblets cpv.
Ice Cream Knives, Napkin Rines ms, and Cake KT
lars &C., OF new designs. hns:s Silt5
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"a superb .eolIeeuen. Of Diamond Rr.s.t....
Is FiaEer Rings full suits Of ~ ss
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go =. stPERloR .ALBArA wAp1t
New Patterns of Forks, Spoons, Ladies ee o,.,
ele witch is Fast spPerseding silver wafe " !'
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GOLD AND SILVER wArcv,.,
|. From the most celebrated mtkefs in'I ~ ~!
sa %eneva1sn extensive stock always T.u; ve1
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NV shments, the largest aud best mammal
Boos and Shoes rol Fall aud W,nlst
been manufactured to ORDER according TO dre
tions, and intended expressly t6f retailing Toouf
and all others who may ayor IS win
can oner an unusually large variety OF Boos am
whohnYe guarantee equal in quality OF
workmanship to those in this or any otf
the United States Our stock will be found TO cor
sist u OF the following seasoaabIs goOds: -
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EASTERN IMPROVEMENTS.


: JamesstP. Perot 81 Brother. ~
FLOUR IND GRAIN E.4GTORS..
l,l,8y sfft.fea a a NoRTHsyyhdhERs, -
80 g-p.s.s.;,i,e III ( t'hiiaaeiPhin, Pa.
E -. $500. -. 3 HOPKINS,
g s.a5,E .a's zs.3ss V 5isStd co.
a9x1s,ya Bxxkk q yis Yos MI sR Co
mells. - --tys
Aads eHoskins,f Heiskell q Co. 30 g
STAPLE ls AND FANCY iaS pRT GooDs
as9sSss IL .Pis
.;Issa 4Anspach, BrotherF8 g. Co. -. (
WHOLESALE DRY c. DDS STORE !.
1Sh ,,,, Ahspseh John g. .Resl
5ss,ss,l. SWoltess Ballard 81 Co. So :.
FOREIGN Sns Hietis y GOODS
4 re Market street, philadelphia. ny ~
sal. e s1 lie
9ar attention will 20 given 10 eonsignmens OF Wool
IsREFsRToG John GoshSrn, Esq., ,.,..,
y 5gas Ihos: Johnston, Jf..s Esq. ) wheeling
John naY!e:ss ~ E:q Port asiS1' o. o. % %
es 4s4. 5 Elassl 5s tss ss &c Va:
,co, n ? Z James Means leans. Esq sSs9benye, Q;
in this House. > sr ~ 7 !tf{, sep26-9iiy
: Odd Fellows, hInsons, Isct. men, Sons OF
:. And other Society Regalia, g
Banners Seals and ye,oels, tnanujaetared and sold
By Gibbs q Snath, No. 70 Baltimore Street,
iso $500 asBaltimore, 1ltfd. s7i sls 81 z
=. - s (; M 's.s' . q - XIV
odd Fsnons'-Grahd and Subordinate Lodge and liz i.
s.sa. ~. 49,. sls plain amp
let. %. Sd, 4th and 9th Degree Parade Re
i' ris1ly ; smeroiasrea Eueaapment p.rs,a
Msssaie-7k nights Iempat. Royal -h, and Master
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Reflections for the Thoughtful. :

drag through life MS dosthe beasts Of the ela or
the insects Of the earth eyineing no more thought
or reflection than though tho noble faeties Of mind
were not youchsafcd to them : 'A-''N
Many such are husbands and fathers upon whom (
are dependent the health, the we'll being and the
pappness o. sonhding. and aftectionate Wife with
perhaps family ofeh ildren.ss7
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ssolution:ofsCo -Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore snbsisting between tne UNI
las been u mis- day dissolved By mutual Jacob
persons indebted to said late firm requested 10 settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob NJ. Warden. -
Wheeling Deceinber1. 1852. - s'fFi
~ nm { fsi' "a 55t ? qesJACOB M. twARDEN,
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5t '5i z Co-Partnership: = sssI7lsT i
JSM W.HElSKELL& Co. have associated Z. y: SwEA-l
) We RING with them partner the partnership
commencing the 10th inS: The style OF the firm viii
HEISKELI. 8'fO.(f-sffL 40 9s-gf.f ianiT
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- Wheeling Window Glass
tssss.i I'M AMI sAsCfTsOERuY.sas lisi -
THE hip existing Stocktoa
has been by the purchase of n
right, title, and interest by stockton Il
Russell. : ~ ssS
The business win be carried name
eoctS tgfas Istoys STOCKTON, 2RUSSELL5&SCo y
Wheeling oct A. 1892 - III 80 ISL
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Itstands pre.eminent
for tho curative powers
In all the diseases for
which tits recommend
cd usually called Bemale
. Complaints: OF these
are Prolspsus, Uue,i, or
FallipgTofetle iyYomb,
Flour Albns, or Whites,
!. Chronic Inflammation
AMI liberation of. the
Womb; lneidentaIHepi-
orEhage, or Flooding:
Painful Suppression, and
! Irregular Meustruation,
&c, with allitheir aci
comHanyiGgeyils, (Can.
Ger eXcepted,oJ, matter
how sevCre or of how
ong standing. I
The Catllolicon, far
sufnasseS other RENE.
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s Hereditary Complaints upon the children {

.tE3{ltI.s ~ / from the Parents. fSlaf sssi
And must this continue q Shall we be wise In
all that concerns the cattle of our fields horses
our sheep our cows, oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess the texture and
our goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings with human
functions and passions subiecs to great derauge
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children we should 81 i'm
mersed in the darkest and most = - +-',zl.l!
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NUMBER SO.
A RICH LErrER.

! The Troy Daily Times states ,ha, a
clergyman Of that city married a young
couple one evening last week. After the
ceremony had been performed, one Of
the groonsmen slyly handed the rever.
end gentleman the following note. con-
tanning ten dollar bill as his "iee" for
tying the knot:
MY rery dear sir-You did me up
brown this morning, and thank you for
the very agreeable manner in which you
performed the service of either rendering
me one Of the happiest or one Of the most
miserable and unfortunate of beings. I
sincerely trust and believe the former
will be the case. My wife. that is, Mrs.
, is also duly grateful for your in.
strumentaIity in making her what she so
long has desired to be--a wife; but she
says she don't care a Zip whether she's
happy or not-she's got man now, and
that is enough.
"Please accept the enclosed $40 bill.
The tghtness of the money market pre-.
vents heavier remittance. Twill, how.
ever, enter into an arrangement with you.
My wife and myself intend to see wha.
can be done in the way OF assisting along
Barnum's baby show next summer. If
we get a prize, wen divide the profits
with you.
Yours, matrimonially, -"
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side.gance had caught nsscent smile:
Forward" And at full galIop the par.
~ left the ground.
Jeans feelings at this Sudden escape
from death. we're ike those Of man wa
kened from trightful dream, before his
senses are yet enough gathered together
10 remember all his circumstances
Jean had little time, however 10 gather
them on tins occ aston for Resumer's arms
were, in moment, around his neck; and
the hands Of his comrades-those very
hands that minute before were about to
deal him dealn--were now gladly grasp.
ing his; and their many congratulations
on his escape ended in one loud shout Of
Live the Emperor"
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LtCY STONE AND THE RIRLE.

During the late Wowan's Rights Con.
vention in Philadelphia, Lucy SroNg
thus expressed herself; She discarded
the idea OF being governed by the pre-.
cept of St. Paul, which were only de.
signed tor local adaptation, and were to-
tally unfit for this age of progress. Sup.
pose, she said our forefathers had been
governed by the text, Fear God, and
honor the King would not the Declara.
ton of dependence have been LETT un.
written, and the present Republic been
'ow Province Of Great Britain? For
her part, she said, il every page of Holy
Writ from Genesis TO Revelations, had
written upon them wives, be subj iect TO
your husband she would discard them
for the golden rule OF CONTIGUOUS, do
unto others as thou wouldSt others should
do unto thee There were several ex.
preston of disapprobation from the audi.
ence at this avowal, but her remarks were
generally listened to with the utmost al.
tenion. end frequently eliciIed much
eppIause.'
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Yours, matrimonially,

WooD FIREs,-''In many green valley
Of rural New England there are children
yet. boys and girls are still 10 be found
not quite oVertaken by the march Of mind.
There, too, are huskings. and apple. bees,
and quilting parties, and huge old fash.
ioned fire places piled with cracking wal.
nut. fnging its rosy light over many
countenances Of youth, and scarcely less
happy age. If it be true that, according
to Cornelius Aggrippa, "a wood fire doth
drive away dark SPIRITS it is neverthe.
less also true that, around it the simplest
superstition Of our ancestors still love to
linger; and there tine Tablespoonful half
serious charms of which | have spoken
are ottenest resorted to. 1t would be al
together out of place to think Of them by
our black unsightly stoves, or in the dull
and dark monotony Of our furnace heat.
ed room. Within the circle of the light
of the open fire, safely might the young
conjurers question destiny; for none but
kindly and gentle messengers from won.
derland should venture among them.-
Whittier's "Literary RecreatiOas."
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SMART GIRL.

Not long since a G - girl pretty
and accomplished, attended ball in that
city. She at once attracted the notice
Of two legged animal. miscalled man,
who proposed to her az a partner in the
dance. This individual had respect for
position in society, so after some con
versation upon different subjects he ask
ed our young lady what profession hel
father followed. She, fully appreciating
the motive which prompted the inquiry
replied that he was a wood sawyer. This
was altogether too much for the two leg
ged animal and he boiled, not noticing
his acquaintance again for the evening
The fact was, the girl was the daughter
of one of the wealthiest citizens in the
town, and her father was a mahogany
dealer, saving out his own stock. The
bolter subsequently found out how beau
tiluIly he had been taken in.
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MOUR DAILY RnEAD.n

A beggar boy stopped ats rich mans door
I'm homeless, and iliendlcss and faiut and poor,
Said the bcggar boy, a, the tear drop rolled
Down his thin cheek blanched with want and cold
"Oh give me crust from your board to-day,
To hclp the beygar boy on his way p
Not crust-not q clumb," the rich man said,
BE off and work for your daily Jread."
The rich man went to the parish church
His face grew grave oshe trod the porch
And the thronging poor, the untaught maas,
Drew back to let the rich man pass.
The service begun, the chorul hymn
Arose and swel!el through the long aisles dim
Then the rich man knet, and the words be said.
We,e-"Gioe us this day our daily tread"
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SELECT POETRY.
RAILROAD LYRICS.

AIR-"COming through the rys."
Ii an engine meet an engine,
Coming round q carve"
If they smash track, train and tender,
What do they deserve ?
Not pcnny'S paid to any,
So far as we observe,
But all acquit the engineer,
When "Coming round a curve"
II an engine meet steamer,
Coming through the draw"
If they crush Or drown the public,
Need we go to law 7
If the engineer was careless
Perhaps he's rather raw
They don't discharge an honest fellow
Coming through the draw"
II steamer chase steamer,
Running up to time,"
Ii they burst their pipes and boiler,
Where's the mighty crime ?
Should ajury in fury,
Make them pay one dime,
Or send officers to prison,
Running up to time 2"
If they main or kill a body,
Or body'S wife,
Need body sue body,
For baggage, limb or life !
If you sue for damages,
For pay for what you lost,
You get broken neck or leg,
And have to meet the cost.
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A FORTHCOMING WONDER. According
to correspondent of Herapath's Eng
lsh) Journal, steam power is to be super
seded by "Poulsons atent Pendulum
+ lever" which will be brought before
the public in about a month, Two men
in sitting position will be able with ease
to propel a railway engine twenty five
horse power with its full complement oI
carriages, at any speed to be attained by
steam power. The tenders and boilers OF
the present engines will be no longer re-
quired, and the new engines will be CON
structed of about fourth the weight
and at say one-sixth or one-eight the cost.
The wheels and frames of the present
engines will be available for the new one
'-Clepe. Herald. .... .....
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Men, by associaling in large masses,
as in camps and in cities, improve their
talents, but impair their virtues. and
strengthen their minds, but weaken their
morals; thus a retrocession in the one, 10
too often the price they pay for refne'
ment in the other.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30

Gr A skeptical young man one day
conversing with DR.. Parr, observed that
he would believe nothing which he could
not understand. Then, young man."
said the Dr., your creed will be the shor.
test Of any mans know
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30

ttrAn unfortunate editor, who fancies
himself medium" gives utterance to
the following spiritual effusion:
We had a dream the other night,
When all around was still
We dreamed we saw o host Of folks
Pay up their printers bill.
We wish the dream would come to'pasS,
And our empty Golfers fill
Tar umph ta da da diddle DUN,
To ump to diddle dill,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30

Some men adopt eccentric manners in
order to become notorious. just Os adver.
tisements are sometimes printed up side
down 10 attract attention.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30

~ DR.. Graham, who killed Col. Lo-
ring at the st. Nicholas Hotel some time
since, has been sentenced to the State
Prison for seven years, the utmost limit
of the law. ... ia.
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Cheap living out in Patagonia. Tho
natives steal all they eat, wear a couple
of flo leaves for clothes, and sleep most
any where. Very convenient mode that
for "short" style Of folks.
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The man who has no self respect. is
sure TO suspect everybody to be conspir-
ing against his dignity. Hethinks mean.
ly of himself, and naturally looks for 9th.
ers to be OF the same opinion. A mean
dog sneaks. and whines to be kicked; a
noble one holds up his head, and looks
confident of his worth. If you hear an
individual pulling that somebody has
treated him with contempt and evinced
a disposition 10 kick him out of his posi-
ton, make certain that the individual
leeIs himself deserving of the kicking"
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The old saying is: To make q man Q
drunkard, give him a wife who will scoid
him every tins he comes homo,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-30

The Kentucky Banks are rapidly con
tracing their circulation.
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IT is ESTIMATED that, since the year
1917, the cholera has swept off fifty mill
ions of the worlds inhabitants. 1t has
done its direiul work everywhere: on the
borders of the white sea, on the slopes OF
the uimalayas and on the sands of Ara
bia. In 1919 it passed in silence and
safety by a city which stood upon the
plain, where its ravages were expected,
Unt clambered up a rugged rock. TO in.
wade the citadel Of Jaragurth, in India,
which is built upon an isolated rock at a
height of one thousand feet above tie
plain. 1t did not pause for the military
cordons of the Gar. 1t burst through
the troops of 20 600 men. by which Prus,
sia thought TO resist its progress; nor did
it heed the triple cordons Of Austria, but
descended into the streets of Vienna, and
destroyed more Of the nobility and Peo'
pie belonging to the upper classes OF So
ciety than it had at any other place.
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JACKSON STANDARD.
OFFICE IN HoFFMAN's HALL,

ITThese terms will be rigidly adhered to-
uj'To insure dscontinuance at the end Of the
time subscribed for, all arrealages must be paid,
and positive directions given to that effect.
ITAdyertisemcnts inserted at the usual rates
B'All advertisements not having the number Of
Insertions marked on them, will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly.
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oCIRCUMsTANCES ALTER CASES. ;,

''W here your husband, tonight, Mrs.
Smith,"
"Massy only knows, Mrs. Brown; ev.
cry night, regular, as soon as he's MIXED
the COW, and done the chores, he starts
off and don't come back till nigh on to
twelve o'clock
"Jusl the way with my husband. I'll
tell YOU what. believe them Know Moth.
ings is at the bottom of it,
$50 do |. think It's disgrace, and
a shame, that they should entice honest
men away from their families in such a
wav."
The next time the ladies met was the
day after election day.
"Well. | declare, Mrs. Smith, if it
don't beat all. My husband is elected
member Of the Gineral Court, by the
Know Nothing"
"And mine is cohSen Town Clerk
fifty majority"
"Afler all, Mrs. Smith, the Know
Nothings are better than any Of the
other parties"
"That's fact Mrs. Brown. Ireally
believe they have The good Of their coun.
try at heat ErH both