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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31
MUM.-The Cincinnati Press an Inde-
pendent paper with Republican editor
talks this way:

There Is an idea that soon AZ . man Is nominated
for the Presidency. his mouth should he sealed and
not dignity. 1t Is cunning and caution, lest some
thing should be said which could be turned against
him by the opposite party It the opposite Of
gard for the dgnity OF position which he is nomin-
ated. TO dsre4ard this sly policy, and take the
stump, may be bad policy, but it Is certainly quite
dignfed the other and is entitled to the credit OF
boldness.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

RATES OF EXCHANGE.
Corrected weekly by Lee & Kinnard. Bankers
Exchange on New York, Buying, IL
+" IS Selling
g " Chicago, l-2
So st. Louis, l-2
g Milwaukee,, Far
American Gold buving. 3-4 ] Ia
McGregor, Oct. 3lst, 1860.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31
COM NJ f r Il A l..
McGregor Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81, 1860.
+ Corrected ,ceekiy By HOFFMAN,, BENTONG 90.
Wholesale Grocers and Druggists.l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

large lot Of Axes OF the following celebrated man.
ufacturcrs Hunts, Simmons, Newmyer, Graf 4 Co.,
White 4 Co., Collins genuine.
shovels, Spades, Scoops, Pecks, Mattecks, Forks,
Grind Stones and HaDgngs.
Rubber and Leather Belt;ny, Packing,
Lead Pipe, Cistern Pumps, Pump Chains, Reels anu
Tubing, Well Buckets, Wheels, Rope, &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-31

| A one cent self-seallng envelope is to be
issued soon.
| Carl Schurz of Milwaukee had grand
torch-light reception on his arrival home,
Wednesday night last
Corwin's speech on Wednesday night at
the Wigwam in Chicago, was not well
cheered He is not radical enough for the
party of that city.
Several special elections have been held
in Virginia; they show well for Douglas.
Leonard SWEET, Rep. elector for ILL.,, is
reported to have said that Egypt had too
many Democrats to admit of the State
going for Lincoln. Leonard is right.
Mrs. Mcrriman, a Republican Landlady
at Elgin, ILL.,, says that body of St. Char
les and Aurora Wide-Awakes came there
recently, eat all she had in the house and
refused to pay. The Elgin Was had
invited them to call, but the Elgin chaps
didn't agree to seat and drink" them
After sharp wrangle the crowd made up
enough to settle half the bill.
The N. Orleans Delta tells of woman
in that city who died; but when the atten
dants came to prepare the body for thu
grave, the dead suddenly arose to sitting
posture and frightened all out Of the room
Norton (Dem.) is elected to Congress
from Nebraska and not Daily (Rep.) as thu
opposition papers have it.
S. p. Rounds has removed his extensiv,
Printing establishment to State Street. |
an Editor goes to Chicago without calling
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-14
SANFO RD'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS
cnMPOrNnNp FloM

Fars TlyssssE Er.rIcfs. rHd pu. up GE-I.fS -
SIS .ifr T.y.s m oil 80 "a any eli 4 H.
The FAM i II ItEiETI; PILLS il =
gentIo but aciiye t. n &c which ths 7.0Prie'
ir Flg. IA hi, prlc-i-- than tw My = sri
The .s:. ,:a,Itly u-rul-- - I islitnd f1u t!i'--
yvI., 1.vr long rt-5i she = Pills. AMI ttc -: -
ftrtIsu which all cXpFc5s =. in ralr,i to their
has in tueeI me 10 iAco sicll within tE.o reach
Of ali. -
nae Profession well lsrr7T that n.rs1; CT
thlrt!c= act on ,lff.rgrt = JrrTiin1s rf IA 'r'--
The F'tViLI- C.tFTL .-iHTEC PHI IA -, WIKI
due reference thi5 - ,E.-!l established Ittt-
been c,mpOun lei from x 7 variety Of the pnEc't
Vegetable Extract. - 'wit.slI art alike "a eve
~ part IF the cencl:I- - II 2l.ti- AMI 7rs 1s''
AMI s:t in all ct-'s 4 where il'it'rt.c - nee
del. -rGl D-~tH5+-. ''Frs,s Of TIC son lrf-
.S7sp'@ss Psiss 10 ttE = BFr s'Id k-s1s E1stis-e-
HssS Itsf1 crf Ssrslr-- 0-T7- TIE 1rIg> ctg- r1ni
sudden cpli which r. - IEe1.ly II neglected 81
in 4 -g,ur-e aE E'rs-. E.r- IT, q q.
iEg Ssasrfton 81 ct, - ISrT ne .sif. Rs--i.cs-
HsI' .cts, riy4t , "a sS hi all n LIN
nIJtpry Dfs tss UfriEs in '>'f '->g ~ itftS Hfct-
nIgtiSBI. great Purifier If So B81f ali many ds7
cases which 'il is HEY. numerous t. mention
in this advert Semsat. D1Sr, tu:i.
PRICE : DI-IES.
The LIVER !sIi;b tATl; AMI FAMILY Ca
THARTIC Pills retl - by DrrI=si-t= zsuefAl-
ly. and sold wh,e'lic b tho Trade ia all the iiEse
towns :. +. ". SANFORD. VI. L.,
IlluyI AMI Proprietor
3Sl BE1liWlv- SeW York.
Agents. T. Il LOGAN ( CO des1-dAwIy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-14
SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,


1T Is C.yNPOCNDiD ENrIisELH FEJH GUNS
and las become an established tiet = S'tiiltLH
! e,f!ciue- known andap- prJTei by 1t INV hAt'
u-el IL and resort cd 70 WIFE cum ls-Se III
AL the disease-fJr wi ch II Is recl-Lli llei-
II ia cured tn us,u.s - :. ir:tlu the lat two years
Win Laj given M all = hopes VI relief a the
numerous unsolicited - 1cerTIcItes IN NY P'S
session show.
The dose must he ap teG 70 tiie temp AiIieh
II the individual tlkiug - itani useIin 7uc!i il'4-
titics rs net gently On ~ the Bowels
Letthe dictltesOf YOUR q nudSIncsIt guide You ~
tile Use of the LIIER'L- ,tLNiIGORi OK. af-h II
Will cnrs LirsT CSH-. pidsHtS Eitt''afS -itt = -
Dv~Bspsid, cirpaic Di-. = 'orI-rlos SHs'Hsr tgm-
Euats. DliSSIfsrg. Dr1D- ST. sour .'htfe'I ~
EaL Csstirere-s Collie = C'iftsy Chot.ri y.
CiaIsr Iljrg'yHt, HI - tHtstes JtdHd'gs' FShiif
IT5,T,-r-.c AMI may ~, l,--i successfully
Cl-G;ufyy FtnliIs 1aii-ipS cine. IL viii .SICE
HEADACHE. tsS thur -iii,is csAn testLiy-} "a
tsCcHty HItJIEtes u try7 AZ x t'S f,'7slSJatf az
turn It CONNIE l-erif eat = OF attlck
an Sgto uss IL are gsr-i ing their Testimony in
itE fIEOr. 80. 49,
IE-T W4TE2 MI TIE MOUTH " ~
THE FN-ITGOR1TOR. IND SIT-tLL0H EOEH
TOGETHER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BJTTLE.
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Wines. Brandies, Runs
BLACK TEAS. &c.

ID TTERNAN & : IN. No. II North ChIrles St..
offer for sale the following nrtics.of their own
Importation particularly for fImily iiIe:
SHERRY wISES-Pem1Ttne's finest pale gold
and brown SherreI in wood and in gltSs.
PORE WINES-Sandemln's competition red and
white Port. in wood and in glass.
MADEIRA wINE-I"hn Howard Marcs fine
SIuIeira in wood and in glass; also Crane Juice.
HOOK WINES-Jahiune5bcrSe SteiRhsTGcr. Mar
cobrunner Cabinet Leb-frau-miiCh. Eronneberg, Of
lS4G.
CHAMPAGNE WIN ES--NIoet and Chandon's finest,
RRkSDIEs-Jturd and Hennessy's fine old pale
AMI dIrI Drandes.
RulIS-0ll ami fine. .IRmaiCn- Antigua. GrenAiia
and from Che ISLANDS, imported and liTec from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality--Tiernln brand
and mixture Of aromatic poison in IL.
200 half chests Of the finest SOUCIIONG TEA.
mh5-'5g-ly
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BALTIMORE
Comm erciaI College F!


ATRD,
Cor. baltimore and CharIcs-Sts..
BALTIMOR sd.
ETNHIs INSTITUTION Is TOw IN THE VI 81
i prosperous AM h1uri-hiuc condition Tviee tu-
ring the last two years las it been niece srry 10 h;
larger apartments for the 'nr1i I'.rr II the 10
CrelsinG number of students. representing no trty
every state in the UnijH.
u uscuP.-s Of abe most c5a-.-rTnti An
lesiraby l,7,,tei buildings in the city The
are co;nI2Cii 'asiy arranged spacious AMI e!"sslty
The advantage anil f,cfIt e. here offered 20 ysF-
men desiring II quality themselves properly e. the
various dut ~ nf the lHntins ;orl- or T. obtain
7horofys Tc'c'ie'l Bsi,@.S E''I'i. :''ierii!y are
unsurpassed in any particular b. any similar estab
lishment in the Unite I Stntrs.
FACULTY:
P-inclPai-Lccturer the Science "f AesoahtA Com
marIe Ilu In's. Customs. etc.
y. ". PHILLIPS.
Professor of the Theory ami Practice Of okKeePing
and COnUIeriCIl g'llcui Lticns.
il II. DAVIES,
Associate r lfes s1: II ''5pi-keepinS.
&C. ! iIINS N.
Professor Of Gu,iue's AMI or,,meatal PennlaushiP-
=. I. WILLIAMS. Isl,
Lcctursr01 'InrcI1'ile Law.
REv. =. YGt Ts.s REESE. u. D.
Lee urer Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
IIoa. Ino r KcaTsiy, II'n Jo-hua Ennsant-
The College Is provided with = Commercial Library
Of STANDARD Work. expressly for the use OF the Stu
dents
Each stuleut las Ie-k to himself and is sepa-
rately instructed.
There being no vacation durias the year, Students
can enter at any limo.
required to mPete the full course.
from to II weeks.
a DIPL1NI - awarded to all Graduates.
4 large AND Beautifully 0rnarlented CircuIIr. CON-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE FEEI representing the
Exterior aud Interior View Of the College. various
Characteristic designs reamanship &c sent by mail
free If riGTge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address z x. LOSIER
Baltimore Nd.
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New Wine & Liquor Store.

vT1HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BEGs
leave o. inform his numerous frien'ls and The pn-
ic generally that he has this day opened Wholesale
and Retail Wine and Liquor Store. connected with
llar-roan ut No. 73 Main street. one dH1r above tho
Bank Of Wheeling where he viii Consistently keen on
hand full assortment II pure WiRe@ i'rT'nde7 F" his
kiez Gin Rum Cigars &c.
AsIt Is NV intention To keen nothing hut pure TrHd
aud To paw tho closest attention n Ill nrerctr-tc
10 mr. hone t. receive 4 share 0f uublic n1frnn1-se
which earnestly solicit. CONRAD sTRlREL.
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5IllOq 10 aa.II 'sIUIu5I!a 5as sU"il''Iip IIt ~
sssaans IngISpuoAA qll~ ~ ju!-u liz g'"Y1s IN il
SuBl5is6kK 'lIT- 24l - ilnl1g put lh"' P"uAI"F
aql - Ill5ls1p soAI5 sSl -! AZ POI l1iiSt At1li
pS,uuIl s!lRpD pa, aJLDgi5 IptI"tas pes" ei5I
slululdw'o 5YlI IoVl2- puu s'iSYQL.S '""'if ms
IiHLY 10 sastso nv M eIiro1l!" - II - dpti'
sgI 'ysiy9 s1I1 ~ "Ig u ash Sil WlI llt-'i HIN
ana uUlIa5 L lUll p5In--U iraI :om u! 'i'n"
IaJllO ulGIlLaIJU ,iaISIIas Jql sSh li pa 'sIHi"d
-H9J sIpm.I n 'ligc VI SgETi SH' IN" 5u!fH i'u'
p1JuaLt9dNS -AuMW 81 lHou'IY JS!i"I IJ"Iut7 Pun
loloVls ISou SiU pun 5L1q uUJ IuSIutS T 0ts" aS"I
10 sasll0 5IlI3I5AII-lsCiI Ito. Ar IniIiir"
puSlAII olu u 5ulIl pu 'SIGI"1lAul ~ oIn "a III"
ysJlrJ oar ~ sE,O ISASlTIln I9UuGII AI a" ii--u-!l
pIdlpi sI.,iIII IuoiJI SHIP M ~" 7i!'i'n
-utn5 AZ .SlsII@i 5uIIruuh NV s1II uI png - a.
ysrDEL yitUGJlJ IuoN g,'S''l'T oLO sI't'dS Ia a
ti-,,pfrvySry, yur yr7 c'Iy mo 10 3A sT f'
-,sV uuII aIIIsyn- aIu uoG 81 ..'UUCI Il OIL 1vn
=IJHoU usfuLIu3HJd u 0Ill GU ssol -n.s ,i7 et"sld
10 .sj,,s,hED III sSOT 'lIBaH IN n rIIJ Hil.I 'YrI
man Dy) 'y6anJ G1u5pu9l 5Alldu su > % ! i!td
Suu SArrI unS II az Al PSIno iil''nlS@gS ''m
sSIldmusun1 puHsuoql oMI IaNo 'Unl'uPoIIu! ~ I"IG
sIurm Ma ulVllN 'qIiuSV g9NJIbd 81 p"L"!-'I ~"
,r.-uu1I IN ulltIM 20 9-n a'Il UIHII ..unOI UruTI
sun ~ Goll5np nj an uosq ~ul lIn ~ 'TL 'uosis
pun lIUSlI on UOdu Pova OH - SiuI- AZ J" 49@Ii
pun IIII5Suu00 5lUIpaIUI 0IUu ana - A5uplsAVl 3"
Io5 rIr- aIl 5uiIIIU puu u iOIH I I'LL 0EILN.IV<Y
10 lIJE aI paAE5Juoo lInseI l-VI uS'-11iio'i -'N
E!uoMl 20 rEoIsNIId IuuSsI rII'SruFI 81 "Sl" p';"
'lipss1IuM p1p5asIIJn lu'ITIJ ISo'u SI 81 NI7"''
10 sdor ITu puoiaq p3J7p!-uH' 40 ~ u H"ri'Un-
81 pJoupsL IUJ rs us5l Ju.AurI 'uosuoId al
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mi EDICAL.

TN PRESENTING YOU WITH Or. EAToN'S IN
FANTILE CORDIAL We d. ire 10 state lis s1pe-
rfnrity over eYo-y anStTum: AT nurse or PrAeA ElS
heretofore offered yuu.
Frst-It is the preparation of regular Tl'Nsicih
Tho is we'll auaiiied f1Iu murh experience III ininn
tie COMPLAINTS 10 prescribe fr them Seeon'tly-it
Is cntireiy free from parGorc "piate Of any kind
and. eonsaNuently relieves y removing the sliernE
Of vanr cliI instead Of deIlenlnE its -ens-biltc
Thirv-lt i nut mn with great care. rs c'nll,1Tl
son oft with any other rtiCc for nln' lie lpi ltutS
will show the very not frI which It Il 'itstlliei
being lug from the forest Unlcr the direction ~ d.
EatOu r.1nv NJ them by his own hfals.- F"urthly-
Il Is rerfectly harmless aui cIn1ut nurc the most
Jlccate infant and Z certain crren relief IN All
tile FLOWING which i it, chief merit over every
other preparation viz, = ~ {
sF6lI All g 6NpLAISTS ATTENDING TEETH
ING: such NJ DYSENTERY collie. &c: al@r Err 1T
ening the gums AMI relieving pain. For re-ulit,u-
the Lnvesit l. uncln1cI. For Cill in the ilcli II
is sure relief For GROUP. the most fatal AMI try
ing Of all Diseases. it hc rrlcl ON with Icrtec
confidence: and being powerful anii-i'Sinoc ia MI
cases nf commissions iits. etrnc'tly recommend
Won to loose time in prCJTin@ il. Lt-ilN-I c'-t
50 much more than other preparations OF the kind
that we cannot aI,r such long advertisements ~ can
those whose whole expense Is their ADVERTISING fl
the same rctz,r II comments Itself the M ~ rrli7
bic to all mothers. In all cases the directions wrap
pel around each bottle. must be strictly ioll"WcL
Price. - cents per bottle
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ORE TO BE AD1IIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
What! why n Beautiful Head OfHnIr

DECAUS 1T ISTIIE ORNAMENT & ~ IIIiISELF
ID provided for all race. Leader although the
rose may bloom brightly in the q wing check
the eye he ever sparkling the teeth lie tlr-e ~
pclrs If the e l. hrc.t II IT. cverin; or the hair
lie -uirlcI anI ~hriyeleI hUTsi ami dry. or wore
ltill if -rrinReI with gray. nature will l,Sc more
than half her cllrmS. Prof. WprIs Hair restorative
If used two three times week will restore nn'l
pcTm1nentlv secure To all 7uch M orntment. Heal
the f,lrwiug r,nl judge. The writer OF the first *
he celebrated FT4RisE T'GijTg:
DR. Wn1p:- NJ YORK April u ls1S-
DsIr S3r:-Permjt to express t. Won the obi
cations an! uler tie entire restoration IF my
hrir To it, r:;.iut color All mt she time IF ART
val in the JinirrI -tlte. it wi-rtpiv becoming ny,
hut upon the application If lair iost"ritive
il som recovered i'll original hue. ! consider Your
Restorative very WON !erful invention Gute eli
cItilm- ~ We'll n, agreeable.
an. dear sir yours truly,
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n1IIg guteIlIg
= Z. "1mplora Pace. "

No moro Joy-roses, their perfume
To this dull pain bringS short surceasei
But tell me. IL We know, where bloom p -f -
The golden lilly-beiis of Pence
Leap. ,vinnowing al the afrof Hight,
We wild Wraths OF the waterfall!
But for that tabled foultnin's sight
That Riveth Sleep, I'd give You all. ~
Bound gay hanks. DER the bounding main!
Shake ali your white wings 10 the bTeeZe!
3Iyjoy was ersI the hurricane, 81
The plunging Of the purple sens; ii 5000
BY hope to ind the mystic narss -
OF all strange lands. the strange wortu GER
But bear me INV 70 YIN SIM barge,
Calm eradIRiby tideiess shore! - r--
Wild birds, that clsaye the crystal deeps :. 49,
With 1ay-ttme mathis loud and long, - as
oh, not for you my sick heart rSeep4 ss-f--z--
Its pulses time not to your song
But know We where she hides her nest,
Beneath whit b1lmy- dropping caves. sTt
The Dove that beirs on her white breast
The sacred green Of 'liVeleaTei
Not when the spring doth rosy rise
From the white foam ofttl Northern shows
Nor when meath passion throhbing skies
The fEe-pnIsed June in beauty CLOVIS:
But when amidthe tempted hills.
Deep drained from every purple vine,
Soft for her dying lips distils-
The summers sacramental wine; ava.
While all her woodland priests put on -
Their Ye5tures dipped in sacrifice,
And as 'twere golden bells far swung,
Arhythmic silence holds the skIes;
Whit time tho OFFSPRING sofrIy swells
From Night,s dark caverns. till it sets
In long. InelodIuns. tidal SwelIs
Toward the wide hVod-Gates Of tho West;
Oh, open then my dungeon door,
Let Nature lsad me, blind of eyes,
If haply may feel once mere
The pillars of the steIlft5t skies;
Ifhaply there may t,ll for mo
SDme strange azSurt0cefn my fears,
As he who heard On Galiiees
That stormy night in woHdrous'years.
The 1T Is TT anil Ger the foam
= of what seemed .UllantNn-h1nntPd seas
Saw glory OF the kingdom come,
The footsteps Of the Prince of Peace! -
3 s1E - FAittn.ie !N1ntFlJ. for N1reh. q
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wELsu NEWSPAPER OPTICS. l3NHssrr st.; AP. l2'"S.
weeks a received bottle oT y,ur IIIir decorative
AMI rive II my wife who cIICiUlcl To try II "n her
hair little thinking n the time t!ilt L " nj restore
the .rtv hair it, ',risiu color hut t. her well
a my surprise afcr few week; trial it ltts peci rim
ell that wonderful effect hy turning all the gray hairs
tlrickcnn- the hair. Istr,rcly rrcnmmcn the above
Rest rltivc to all persons mt 81 such clIe ri
their hair CHARLES GARDEN.
Nrw YnEK July Is 1857.
PRNF. %. J. wnnn:-wuh conf lcncc lo recon-
mend Your Hair Restorative a. being the M st eica
tinl4 article eyer -lw Since using yrUr Hair Re
stnr7ttive INV hair and yhi-ker- which almost
lite have gradually grown dark: anl nov feel
confident that few more applications Will restore
nC all dnlruT nrI una'eNFlnt itching - common
N'''' 'S ''e.'.'''' y" ''' pei Ia. KILRY.
PROP. WoND-Ah,ut two years ago INV hlir COM
menreh falling of nl turning gray: wlS;t-t h"c 'n
ing bald and hal tried many liemelicStO Il" effect
commenced using your s4t ,rntivc in J1nIrryi ~.
few applications fastened my u lir firmly. 1t began
color nrck) At this time it il fully restored - its
original color hcilth N appearance anil cneFriny
recommend it, ne = all. >. d. u )hS'
CHICAGO. Ill, 1iay l.lS57,
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of size viz
large. medium uui small: the small h'li 3 pint
al retail. FOR 0lIlr per bottle the me lium holds
rlst twenty per cent. in proportion th1n the
sml rctlil5 fAr Dollars per bottle the trEe holds
quart. - per cent. in proportion aud r"tHi!7
for -.
y. j. WOOD CD. Prpprictprs- Erlllway. y. Y.
and III Market ST. St Louis. No.
-iHi sold by all soOI DraEEists AMI Fancy foods
Dealers dec2-i&w;im-ly
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, Fits burg anu WnSS1-
ing Rail Road.
GsS a
ON AND-AFTER MONDAY. Feb. p, 1850. Pas
~ senger Trains will leave Bridgeport IS follows,
Sundays excePted)
3:4i p. NJ. Accommodation Train. stopping At all sta
81 tions, arrive Weilsville at $50 P. NJ.
1889 A NJ Mail Train arrives nj Pittsburgh 1t t35
+. NJ. Philadelphia Mt 700 4. NJ. New
York NJ 100 p. NJ. Cleveland at 1875 p NJ,
Toledo Mt 1905 A. ". and Chicago at 1000
AN.
$3.50 p. ~ Express Train arriving NJ PittSburEl It
220 A. NJ. Philadelphia 1T !I:N0 F. NJ New
gs York nj lo:2o p. u. and Cleveland atll:sS
s--- An.
a.. RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland Mt 9:I5 a. n. and sS5 r NJ arrive
at bridgeport Mt GIG p. ", and 100 A, A.
Icave5 Pttt-hur=h Mt 300 A. N. ard lis r NJ
arrfys nj. Brhlrarort arT:sO a. NJ. and 6:l6 p. NJ
LelYr wrIlzviIle at 7:2) a. NJ Stenbenvillo At $50
A. NJ: arrive ut bridgeport $50 4. Ma
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh ami return 1915.
Excursion tickets TO Steubeuville AMI return 500
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any other rnute. -r.
Through Tickets to aIl points in the West. North
and East c1n lie procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door SprgE House, Wheeling. Va. and
ut Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made nj lowest rates to
any point accessible Inv this road and l connections
to the East. North. West and North-West. At Ohice
No. 81 Water street or with Freight Agent ut Bridge
port Station. D. p. WILLIAMS, Agt.
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"True thoughts, like plants, reach mp
for the light, but it's the light oftruth,
and he who is blind to this light, is blind
indeed
"Tbere is eloquence in the tonguelcss
wind, and a melody in the flowing brooks,
and the rustling of the reeds beside them,
which, by their uncomfortable relation to
something within the soul, awnkens the
spirit to breathless rapture, and brings
tears of mysterious tenderness to the eyes,
like the enthusiasm of patriotic success, or
the voice of one beloved singing to you
alone"
Common. sense is only modification
of talent-genius is an oxidation Of it,
"The grave is indeed hnllowed, when
the grass of the church-yard can cover all
memory. save that of love"
s.Refection is a flower of The mind, CIV
ing out wholesome fragrance"
at is little thing to speak a phrase of
common comfort, which, by daily use, has
lost its sense; yet, on the car of him who
Thought to die uumourncd, twill fall like
sweetest music" g...
"Thcre is nothing so true that the dtmps
of error have not warped it; nothing so
false, that Il sparkle of truth is not in it,
'Happiness and sorrow are the meas
ures of our mortal life; we Willingly record
the moments of glndness, and sorrows
hours make their own impress"
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Leaves have their time to fall.
And flowers to wither at tbs north winds breath,
Anl stars to SET: bat all
Thou hast all seasons fur thine own, Dcath!"
"Truc thoughts, like plants, reach up
for the light, but it's the li=ht oftruth,
and he who is blind to this light, is blind
inderd'
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.GIeanIngs.

ITO live with ztitme, the gods allow to
many; but to die with equal lustre, is IL
blessing heaven selects from allthe choicest
boons offate, and with il sparing hand on
few bestOws.''
.i3Lany spirit walks the earth unheedei,
ThIt, when its vail of slrincss is laid down,
ShalI soar aloft with pinions unimpede'l.
And wear Its glory like starry crown" 70
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"There Is in every human countennnce,
ahistory or a prophecy, which must sad
den, or, ut least soften, any rejecting OBJ
server" .t-s-f--. E--s~.
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u ARROW ESCAPE FOR GRINoLFsE.---Ast the steamer
snf the 9Th of December was about leaving New
York, an cid gentleman entrusted to d returning
Californian box containing bulbs Of plants III
nis two daughters residing in San Francisco and
intended as 4 New Years present to them The
Californian, who Is somewhat famous for his nal
lantry readily undertook the charge, and was
strictly enIoiaed BY the father to water the box on
the passage, or the plants would die. On leaving
New York he was too sea sick to attend to the
aqueous dispensation in the tropics Il Was TOO hot
on the Isthmas be forgot It; and coming up Oh this
side, the box being down IN the baggage room, he
here. while it was being opened by the ladies, ali
expected to see only d few shriyelied roots, while
the eonscience-stricken messenger was soundly
rated for his carelessness. What was their sur
prise, however, when the cover was taken off, to
SEE, Instead 81 roots goodly array Of shaWls SILK
dresses and Hxinsa generally. They almost
imagined they could hear the old gentleman laugh
all the way from New York They could not how
ever, help asking each other g What if Mr. -
had really watered the plants u
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