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TIRoM R6euQAtsn, Sore lhEoqI, Group. Ditatqlt
j. BttathnS, foolhAtle, Tic !loo!cnH, rem ~ we
iion StIa ions, Cuts llfi.ss Poison SUs eyerSqTes,
Pain or clamps In Tho stomach lloera Morhus, Gb9'ea
AhnlG ClOle IAms Rack Chiblalns, hItes q PSt :o'
or Face burns bruises cLatIg. chapptd lands coIl9,
COHlaeONS VI The Muscles OF cords, cuts o. any ku'
Muscular weakness, Paralysis, Plies. Rar Ache Ultets,
So ae FeVSt 6 S9's sa liza % nay s
aSsuied that III this aIiltle you have .,.,,,,
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which mol Only removes PSiu almost nsaata'EonalT h1
ItlHtTatts to tie seat OF AMI entirely
ERADIOATES TIE DISEASE.
SOle will laugh al the idea Of any eoml0sli.on eats
such number Of dIseaSea but II yOt but reflect Mi tsfse
dScaSeA, though " laHei q. ate lIoM s"% ,
weIe Il len times 0Teso 1lE FATS wi stare W ~ the
aeA would JeTtt The candid TO s ~
81 who haze used Il themselves, or Witnessed w. mSgte
(Nonl9leiOi tAs XII kiNIM.st t9ssa,
TO THOSE WHO THINK, sd.
Have you never noticed tho st'tklgs WaTlty between
many external and Internal dlsSa4et tSylIS elLe Haes
ey might be pTcpaed whieh should 10 cqH1y aPpleabe
10 bOt3 This remedy Is now offered you IN I've oEFA
~ StAEA1, which does N9i Insult your g4ue
b. claiming 10 have beeL found In some bui9S THeAnItu
oj Mr1ieo Or MEhly eertR Of tsT hut s simply ihe
0lfstRlSn Ov SClEScE being mild and sIuc " Us lGoa
and set revealing In Its eC!s power almost
.-ICaChiny the most hidden &IReWS OF Hlun or pcWs
aud sci bes lrOxIons 10 The weakest lnt1nt also
by llr tho chteit Eminent III lie market being l9t " ~
bottles tgce a. Iare ns the na0Ily aud
than the largest, besides ElIg more than four lthtsHs
tlrpug; We therefore oNer i to you With pride and con.
HehCet as llCe exactly suited to tie wants Of I1CH OF
TopT, high or low,
Ispnl upi and The Easi expense Otle 3teIa el ~ =,
mikes Il Impossible for us tOay tOr tie nTtllRS o. tle
uldeds 0icerlfcaeS we NJ gilt publish, nor 10 We Neen
necessary, as Tie Article wherever II Is ased VIII csT"y
GOr itselL
We would however refer those AFFECTED ones who have
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AEELiCCTED. READ!l

Ar LIZ e.. nEAD't
l years Sso by Dr. EititiiR, corner Third and Union
ats, between Splule and P.Ne, PlAladelpLlta, IA.
lNYALlDS
are bpprlsed that Dr. KlNkEi!S eont'es Ms pIsetfe
10 alcuiaI bsne q nedlts. which engages his
against the abuse or mercury thousands arc annually
HereUralIEed ou Of ll'e Retea affections ate promptly
SN'DiF TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In the treatment Of class Of diseases hitherto negGtcd
aud iIrcIiectly understood, has enables, l3 klNkk-
lin, (Aut.er Of motk Oh StC PstWFraiiSM 10 Prove
and constitutional weakness, nelal and physical SuheI-
lg are llaIeabe 10 habits, ioInIs The most sc:
cTeiy deadly aud a,a springs Of domestic misery aid
'''"'"Ti AKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is ali habit sometimes INdplse IN b boys 70
solitude, ONen gTOWi with them to manhood, aGd
Which, II n0l reformed III Itc Time, o! w! HsSsIs,
Gus Obstacles To- la!LniG . sv0siiSe ".e
lions Pew OF llOAe WHO give way 10 this tcrnc!ovs
placieeare awae ul the consequences, Until! ley nnd e
nervous systems shattered, feel SlTSnse AID uhaccoulta
BILE feelings, AMI EGyGe ieaIt tNtlI MUD. ,
TLe unfortunate illus afflicted becomes feeble, Is una:
bic labor with accustomed igor Or 70 Amy 's M
sul his step y lay aug weak nc "a a. "9 ,.
Il he cmlicpars hIHsef helOc tie lTaeuee has 1UiLc
Its worst eud cntCr mlrimOny, bis marriage " anlfll
ul alA lSse tells him HAT this Is caused by s cary
C,llrs TSs ContiderliloH KhIch ShEuI 0dkt1a Ht
eiitHlieN Of MS.s SiLtilar!y ylihatd:
MARRIAGE,
Requt es the fhlncnt OF several conditions, ~ oIucI
that II may be really the cause u nulIal
COuL tho veil which now cOSeIs the origin Of domestic
wIelCledUeSS 10 lalEcd a Its tue sou'ce III every III
staICc llIOCdW how many could II be traced I" pys
Ca and tlSlr attendant DISAPPOINTMENT
AVy lLcn, willie yet IN llNe, In order ~ have your u
ttus and IeIaXed Organization eblaeed, IeT!Yticd and
''S"'''' REMEMBER. .,
lie who places hImselt under lIr. RnEens treatmen!
tai Intn
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,

fHtHdDEht MA
Curtain Warehouse,
IfI ChstnHi St rhiisd.PIio, o3so,l ne State HoRt.
llESRi W. STAFFORD,
lwPOETER GAn DEALER is CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
4EalllS, ASD RuRSIFuRE COVERiStIS,
winch 10 OlFets Al the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The &iockcOmMlSits, IN Palti the iOIIOwInyi
Embroidered Lace CuiiAiNSi (iill CmiiceSi
no 'MISlin 10 10 Pins;
nIapeTy l.aceS T. MNtlinsi llO Bands,
Preth IGTOcates widths Canopy Alches and Ringsi
and cOtOT&I COItS, TaSselS, GimrS,
SatFnle LaitleS Fri'Scs, LuTtaln Drops,
AiarLcstockut FRENCH FLESAES, Of all eolors and
PiiS7SB Il ISDOrSHIOES, sna HOLLANDS OF all
cuIOIS fol shading.
e. H. Persons ordering Curtains, will giveihe MEASURE
oithe heish and wIdthO' lie entire frame VI window.
InaJIT-iSdSw
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Planished Tin Ware.
TUSr OEeEed, assortment Ofspendlh ranshed Ware,
s S $s@ss YesSs iii Go Ss sTs r.;
coolers, Stomach wATMcIs, and painted Toilet seS'a
beautiful acIe' We respectfully solicit the attention Of
The public 10 our varied aud heAutulaSSoTtment Of House
aud Steam ROat furnishing eoOlS
H0nRS, BARNES & co,
No99, Monroe 81, near lie loAt Office.
hhNAh MhAAliLln u :
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FT6Mthe FetTMeNl | la.l Rttft4!ieeh'
M lSvALuABLr iIHUlGlSE. LII Is but seldom wc IND
among tile many lem,des offered 10 the public for the cure
vi dSe6sc, one consent tn commend, or whose SIR
tues we able to discover, aud have always .euQusy
az, tded giving Wtteaee tQaNyMug that might lead any
Olc to SUPPOSE that we placed any faith m their PTeie
SUAt, hut with IcieeLCe TO TeRcdY lnlNu nctuIcl ~
lhlS place, aud which has become as familiar 10 tho public
as household words we speak from knowledge u It's In:
lTinsc excelEeceS, iIS adaptation 10 many Of tie Ills OF
c, and tho secuity will which II may hc used. We
sraE " the NOnPaucJl Nerve aud Hone nlMeH prcFar
ID by II. u. Car Co.. fOm prescription Furnished by
Ir Watson CaIr, late OF MUTgIt0wn, andnow Of Wheel
Ing, ono Of tie most eminent Physrians In Virginia. Th'
iiHEm is bascd upon tho broad pHeIpe Tia, any lemc
r6aIIcd, he cGI1Iiy cIcacOus IN removing Internal ate
lions, pIitelle that his been successfully dcycOled-
II is simply The offspring OE SCleCe, being mild aid Sin
PIE IN iis action, sd !e revealing IN its elects rover
more Incredible, teaching the Nest hidden stl%wS Of man
aud bca8-aHd yet lEsl OxiOus to The weakest iuLn-
II Is As0 by a Tie ehstP4t ineh III Tie market hens
N w III IOileS twice as large as The majority a. uRe'
Ni larger than tho largest, besides bty mote than four
times as SlOng, We commend II 10 those III want Of
safe and &c TtAn remedy,
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RdsTEPN ADVERTISEMENTS.


z=1EEzt-<- = 81 = - S7=
Hoskinst HeiSkell d 20,
,S,So'ykhF n, j6Shtesot {,
STAPLE AND fANo,f w KIN :,lSs SIst1s',tt
HAVE lf9,9Sel 2 thfIt tI4l1
II y. AM o. E9Ngel
Anspachs Bfothef$c&. 10.
WUOfkSAfE DRY GOODS STORE,
A. 20 Nara TNfSi a. eerA.r sf Chttrg
I"kS - tSb H gaJneS N, Reed,
tyEism Stm, ts. iesTY B. FalTtfan stpi1dtm
s--ss='1s ~ - 3 X a I'd
Woltes, Bal4arpW W.
5a lNtosTEgs4Sn 599seesSsrMf, o0onn
J FOREIGN AZ ID DO list Q DRY GOODS,
IN Aarttt itrttll rhilt,g N Ib. .t,,..a
ot f. KItLI, fotlhetyo OF WteeE''s, ~ saSasep
u tlLls llovse9 =. 3 sS-s.s!
Odd FtlioWs, lIstsoas, Bet hcht soas OF i
'retnpctlltitN .tg..-,
Aoa o+bar fSn0intv Repalia.
:, ~ = 'S 80 ~ onJ .oIJ
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'''"'''S" :" SlDNRv RRHRSH,
Ex-senator OF lie UnlteI SlAtts.
Professor woods. Otisutal sap"'ire

This Ilnnent lisa VaiutLc auxiliary In the treatment Of
some OF The most dictates with WHICH u Is eT
lot 10 tOMteHdi GOrlSiace, o "A: IRAES az
teHtls ~ thUTOOshA m continued apltca'9nol Inis
niuen oyer lie TrSOH Of Tie aAeCtd organ, tlN1e OH
erWse iOrmltlhe dSeaScS arc al ote dlsalt Of more
Than hall ter leOIS particularly am9ns Children, al1
thousands OF OiheE, we're they allowed 70 sVeAk WHeu
With al tie eOqCeEte OF feeling and heaE lhe
UnIttI esmon; 10 Tie act thai i had chl'
Iten from the very jaws OF DEATH and hem 70
lheIf f0 er health aud beauty. AG9ln u VIII 10 IOuNna
a. IAN Af9 CaAf, or an enlargement Of tue Sref "
cases where an external application OF service shs @
llent wilt 10 fOulB useful. ,,,,,,,
Gencrnt Depot COS l!Toadwag, New foTki anu III
orSa lew Wholesale an4 tet,!t In whtellngb(
fA7lJT WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
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New Savings Bank Store
g. AZ THU
MN pnS'f'flSff{'E,

0In pnSI0FftttTI,r,
TtITIZKNS oI Wheeling aid veidtys-IAls Q ! ~
VI Io1leth reminds me that II my EOt be am" 20
Jour ateItion 10 my Fall AMI Winter st1Am No.
Shoes Hats, Cars, Umbrellas and Garnet SaSr' W.
IiIS sItaI valety Of fashionable lately received G'
suitable to the Eea'OH, at tow prices.
Very IlGUkEul Tor tic liberal patronage TcccNtl S'
coming amongst you, respectfully solicit EOuat w.
watt on YOU'D t'Ns uniting labor with resi-, that
haze ielr Ospius health, AND 10 this adding Iri'1
and economy ! may have wealth.
ladies, Il 800 wish TO purchase Sss0n1b.e aud tH'
winter B0nnets, sure,
Call lat the old Post Onite, opposite the MelMFe.
GentleRen, tyou wish 10 rpe chase IaAhto"Asit %
or Hat,
Callat me above place, where you will Stt-thAt
ReGemher, tie old Post 0Iicc corner.
To Country Merchants have Eew Goods tO 10
inv prices. ........,
oel1 u. u. WalS'.N.
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ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE,

hOSlbNGUo NO wi" .
uttntom u, Woodrow nayIng, 81! The lith dayol
. dpIl, I9h hY pOper deel cOnyc\ed ~ tlust TO iie
undersigned Tot The heMcit Ol ~ said WW"i'NwS ciedt
OIS all II his real AMI PERSONAL WOFttY aud Close" tnae
ton, all persons In ans MISS Indebted TO said WOOdI"w
bIe ieqUIed to Nke Immediate payment to me, AMI az
IN order 10 receive anY hOef under Tlsd tius, within
Wlr months 10 file their claims with the proper rctc9se &C
eufdns 10 The terms VI said deed will Tie unteIsIged
Sni3 GKO. ". SIGHTS, .tSSIsIce.
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MEDICINAL.
~ NJonraLai1 1NaerrvxIe and Rome

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
-, TINItMiENII', ad1'l
BY5Ei,h,8 CARR y CO., PROM
4 PRESC Upton FUR tSnEp pY DR.
WATSON CARR, OF WilRELlNG,
LATE OF. M0RGANT0WN,
10 kstt4 WA ttttea4 iaett tktt tTtMtaH RhttA
WI rtikrt ga tItrHsl 4atnt .sNt, Y frsrtt.y ee"'
Eal a6telieMia PaHtf NAirA iS htuJAtiH
ftTIivltd Ia EH! ptSVltaI. 10 hs
~ kONPARRlL hINl4ENT.
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Wheeling Window Glass
~ ~ II T. 4 n ~ n DI'

TUX partnership heretofore existing between StockOall
0NkeI Co. has been dissolved BY the puIchaEe VI u,
Mr. llaheTds tight, title, and Interest, by Stockton
Russell.
The business VII be carried on uliAeT the name Of
UClS STOCKTON, RuSSELL Is 20
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Paper Warehouse.
CFR us w. FIELD @ co,
coaaISs on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole agents III the Uttitcd States for
MupIatt's superior lIleachins Powder.
ylclotia MlllsC ,ebr9tsI Whiting Pale's.
tisNesSe /" Printing i"
Rawns & Sons English Tissue
Pirst quality ultmnarEe Hue
Tcyare also Agents for The principal Paper AAnntaetl'
eTs In this country ana offer for Sale by lar The S tH'
eNSIvc and aud eEiable stock Of FdPtr and FGT MsnH'
ctWrrrt' atroIS ta. eau DO tOud In any oIer
Their business is strictly wholesale, aud Writing Papers
are sold By the case only. =,
Their extraordinary abilities enable them 10 oddr Al
GOs both Foreign al domestic, at tic lowest possible
prices.
yalces made on eOnSisNneHls ri Paper. Paper Makers
stock and 0iheT Incl rlandlze.
Rags. auEl-iy.
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......,..,. ,INrEI11GHNoER
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.

tAks lotsRlh !htlt tltglt
asd the rRble kt1trtllY epntt IN Nle
OF ~ Bty Ihted ESyt Job utee EETteSly
htttd vp tcf lhe execution OF AN klndso OF
PLAIN M tNTIA Il L'lt iNTINtl.
Their nAttfialt Sks aoSlY ttw, lA taelRt thtlA
its. Of !eb tItS tpa tAtt leiSs and vel {Rtt!ed
Iloek III PAPER, te telIs rutehAyed u 10
oWtAt Cash aud ne JOB 0EtfS Rths dlSlatt 10
BAtlmenl tAltnty aud tfl emily npiusf (hRy Cttghtln
lee tust6helt cutie tAAtbN, ID (ttlTIS liz
NsaiHess, ASsHrNSt md rremrtHtts,
With Witch thelr wolk Will belSRt.
ThtyGi RItpAleA 10 execute
ClRps rGnaRAAAts,
ClGCrLAks, r0sTIGS,
hiltl9, COSrtRf Bits,
HIT llEIbi, nILLTrEEfs,
Hits lhRiEa, EfEGNlOAT Hits,
HNk CurCkS, AVtTthS RiLu,
gApEA HOOKS, lA.f tteAts,
N0ftI REEt0ItT iiOO1s,
nsEIA' RuLk0lh HLAREs,
KEtEP1s a ll0ttL REaIHkGS,
pR01AtTe, SUNAo@.
RRhJa, REJECTION TIcKEfs,
And SIty other description press Printing. Also
oil kinds Of N0tk In
U0LOIiA ANDHR0NXls6.
Gr4Wordes noRla dstamePtomply attended to.
tIEATFY n 60.
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NO, TWO
WASHINGTON HALL,

'IIIlE takes pleasure IN inOtnins bis ienls
aud The citizens Of Wheeling AMI vicinity, thai lie has
Gioihs, GGSSimcres and PcstiagS.
NOt iLlhLlng necessary TO enulneIaIe MS STOCK, Aim
fashionable style Oi Cloths, CaSSlMecE anil VestlgS,
plain aud tauey, together with full assortment Of Gens
Fu hShns Goods
give inc call, as am determined 10 sell as low as any
other establishment can DO, EAd my work. for style ami
quality, shall he S0 ur second TO Te Having the SER
pE auT Ote who may with cell 10 Give entire
satisfaction. Al rGOs warranted to " as represented
or no sales. $500.
ro,Iee, J. II. STILLMAN. Merchant Tailor
OclO M. 2, Washington Hall.
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bLAcE, SsowS, OsEES, pLvE, OLIVE AND
|YH hItutI rInFiIe.

NUTTUE- ENTIH1 .
lhave small Atotk Of common o!lAhS that Will AlS'
r0se Vi II cost reSeH less TO make ToOa Oi my Smh
"' Ss1oi y ""' SoO"'' s. RICE
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ASp COACH TRIMMING.
list orenel large assortment OSaNAeEs Hardware
d and Coach rllmnilg., Colchs ard Letter VaInlsh,
RuSsy Rows, ilubS, S0EeS Fellows, Carriage and TIE
lots, MSea6lc Irons, Patent aud EnaHeIled Leather,
I'D tVti itllg used by tIade, To- which inEie The al
TSIJ Old Stand, t63 Main 81.
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Nav Stock

Centre WheeIlnB Drug otore'
New Stock.
T AN INV receiving my winter stock Of nTugs. Medl
ciNs i,e SUITS etc., direct from the Eastern eltIes,
being reIee.ly and esh. 10 which Invite .he alien.
tOn Of ms EleUlS aud lhe pubic generally. Ny SUtk
consists III ESTl vi the fOlnwiis'
dozen llamplON's riiNtmei
DO Cod LivcI Oil (WalIsnted perfectly ruTe)i
10 pounds citam 1ST:aIi
fASe Arrow ROOl (iIeiinudal,
&ACk Dat Meali
L0 Peal haVleyl
Q MNcA llr,ke',S FAIihAi
III IuiUhr FSlr;
aSbstS rig MMsllTdi
enN& Th0MpSOn's Eye waters
/ dn McLIlt'S VcImiinGei
. katIciS klSUM salts.
JAfY JOHN II, TAPPAN
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-12-26
A Shocking Case.

Rev. James P. Jennings late pastor oil
the First Methodist church at Rome, New
York, has been indicted and subsequent
ly arrested, by the Methodist Ecclesiasti
cal authorities,'uPon ia charge of gross
immortality, and is to be tried upon a
charge preferred against him. The
charge against him is that he seduced a
girl Of II, who with her parents, were
considered respectable, and members OF
his church. The Utica Herald says the
family. reposed the most implicit conf
dence in him; permitted him to make
their house his home during the absence
of his wife in the East; requested him to
watch over the conduct Of the daughter,
and reprove her-in the occasional giddi-
ness-in fact, rather placed her under
his charge; and bestowed upon linn a
thousand expressions of confidence.
While they were doing this, he was com
passing her ruin. During residence Of
some weeks at her fathers house, he had
peculiar opportunities for carrying on his
internal purposes. After the girl had
been sent off to school (the Fairfield Acad-
envy the reverend seducer opened a col
respondence with her. In these letters,
various meetings and designations were
appointed, some of which were fulfilled
The Herald adds that the styles of the.let-
tiers written by Jennings to The girl is
most disgustingly filthy.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-12-26

Harper's Magazine.

Harper's Magazine for January, is an srccE
sior number. The Magazine is always good;
but this number is in many particulars rather
in advance Of any we have seen. Among the
contents will be found particularly interesting,
January First, A. D 3,eoo;" Virginia Il
lustrated;" Half Lifetime aga;p "Lttle
Dorrit,' by Charles Dickens, and host Of
other matters not the least entertaining Of
which is the Editors Drawer" Then there
is beautiful illustration of the "Seven ages
of Virtue and Vice." a humorous illustration
of Life Insurance" .&c. This Magazine car
be obtained at CooPER's Book Store, where
may also be found the handsomest assortment
of Books Stationery, and Fancy articles, fol
Holiday presents, ever offered in this town.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-12-26

Burlington Courts.

The Mount Holly Herald, of the goth inst
says:-Court commenced in this town on Tues
day last--Judge Potts presiding, assisted bJ
Judges Haywood, Stewart and Budd After
the Grand Jurors had been qualified Judge
Potts stated that there was nothing to which
he desired to call the attention of the j Jurors
they then retired to cut out business for the
Court. aa sfi
List of GRAND } RoRs--Wm Black, Fore
man; Geo. w. Smith, VIM. s.. Wills, Ben
Deacon, VIM. Collins, Samuel w Earl, VIM
N. Stockton, job Batterworth, VIM. P. NJ
Michael, VIM. Maulsbury, Thomas Mcdonnell
VIM. J. Aliinson. Joseph w. Emley, AlIer
Fenimore, Morgan Lippincott, Richard G
Shreye, Nathan Moore, John Ii. Dudley q
M. Wood, Daniel L. Platt, Phillip Bovine
Wm. Duzhy, Samuel Burtis. ts-a rs
CIVIL I4Isg. The Burlington County Bank
at Medford VS.. Daniel L. Miller
Thomas Dugdale & Son vs. Caleb Perkins
Isaac. Pearson VS.. Charles Faber
John W. g. Thomas Black VS.. Samuel F
Lewis.
Thompson & Bartlett Joseph Parker. Ir
Wm a. Brearly VS.. Isaac Field, Jr. 4,
N. e Hills VS.. Samuel B hold.
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almost any Others in the country. Give them
a trial. Specimens can be seen at this Office
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improvements in Telegraphing.

| A new system Of telegraphing, togeth-
CT with instruments for operating the
same have been invented by Mr.. Huges
which promises to be wonderful improve
ment upon the past systems. The promi-
nent point of Hughes system are said to
be reliability, economy, speed and accura-
Icy In these respects it is so far ahead
of any machine now in use, thata oompar-
ison with them is out OF the question. 1t
viii print from three to five hundred let
tiers, or from fifty to one hundred words,
in minute, without the possibility of an
error. 1t will send two messages stimuli
taneously, in opposite directions, ever the
same wire. 1t works with the most per-
feet secresy--that is, it will send com
munication from the point of departure
direct to its destination, without the pos
sibility of any way Office on the route re-
receiving a copy excepting at the will of
the sender. This is feat which no other
instrument now in use can perform; and
one, the advantages of which must be APP
parent to every individual who is at all
conversant with telegraphic matters. 1t
is very simple in its operation. Any per-
son who knows letter of the alphabet
when he sees it, can write as correctly
with this instrument as the most expert
enced operator; all that is requisite to in
sure absolute correctness being that the
copy shall in the first instance be written
plainly and correctly. The machine weri-
ies itsef-that is at each revolution the
operator. can tell, by means of unerring
testinlhis instrument, whether it is in uni
son or not with the instrument with which
it is communicating in distant city. But
it's most wonderful feat, and that which
will test the readers creduIity the sever
est, is its power to start into operation a
similar machine in distant Office, with
out the help or even presence of the OPP
orator. ard compel ut to write out what
ever messages it chooses to send, in the
same perfect manner in which they first
started on their transit. Thus for instance
an operator at Washington may at any
time, lock up his Office and go to his
meals or his bed if he chooses, and on his
return he may find on his desk a message
perhaps from New York or New Orleans,
all fairly printed out, and ready to be en-
veloped and sent to its address. These
are some of the most prominent charac-
teristics of Mr.. Hughes, instrument. There
are others, such as its economy in the use
Of working material, its capability of OPP
Grating in all possible states of the atmos-
phere, and its admirable compactness and
simplicity of construction.