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necessity for a safs and Trustworthy inesII-
cine, free from calotnel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nausea or pain, would 40
thoToughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal orEnfts AS to enable them to per
form their proper functions without n CON-
dnunl resort to medicinal aid.
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en KEGS WHITE LEAD. PURE IusT
0lJreceigea ind FOR sale by oDBERTs Chem
- elid OF Sione Rridgcs nar2i
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Manufactures give Ten-Fora Value

A UN1oNIsT FIRST AND LAST.
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They Contain NO Poisonous Drug.

PURRLY LYvEGERARLE-H celebrated
Golden RtteIs are eompusei OF Gentian, Cal
Peel, Caltsaya Bark. Colunbo, Bark of SasSi-
fras Root, sherry Wine. Butternut Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow Dosk, DandeliOn, &c.,-hll
preserved In jamaica Rum.
The Great Cure for all Diseases OF the
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WHEELING WEST va MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 80, 1866

NI,rO.GIycerIne--- Is and What
It VIII do---TestiInOny of tho In.
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DR.. Schanck,S Mandrake Pills.
-. a SubSflrufst Enr ItalOui Ell

These Fills are composed Of various roots, Bavir /,
the power to relax the setretions Of the liver as
prpmp ~ and eGeetuaiy "a bi4eptl or Mercury, ard
without producing any of these Gsagreeabie dam
gerous effects wli often folloTthe of the latter
In albiiio as disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, as they promote thaaischarge Of viatcd
bile and remove those obs uctdns from the liver
and hillary ducts, which are the tause of bilious aec
lions in general.
SGHENCk'S MANnGAEE Pills cure Sick Head
ache and Ill disorders of the Livei. Indicated By salow
skin, coated tongue. sivanesa owsiness, and
general ceiling Of weakness and lassitude, showing
that the liver is IN torid or obsruc.ed condition
In short these Pills may us:d with adgaltas re in
all cases when purgative Alternative medicine Is
required r~#. q t "A
Please ash for stDr. sche,cE's Mandrake Pills.
and observe that tue two lknssses u the Doctor are
on the Government stamp-de shea N tie last stage
Of Consumption, the other uhis present health.
Sold by all Druggists and ae9Iefs. Price % cents
per hVx Principal olce 9l5 2gt 81 al Ct, Phil
ale pha, Pa. General Wholesale Agents; nGnas
Barnes Cos, u rgyk Row N ss5 \ ork; > 5 Hance,
los Btttm ,test, Baitima ore Nh: John ID Park. n II
corner q Fourth aad .inat sis, Giuct nna.h. Ohot
Walker Il Taylor, 1874 and I'D waraslt yerue e!tea-
20, III; Cot!ns Bsoth athwnst certeg II Second
aud siaestreets. St Louis, Mo- tothN5Rlwemly
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Iowa HOMESTEAD. - This excellent
weekly was started in Des Moines in
1852 by Mark Miller Esq, who publish
ed it until May 1854, when he sold out
to Mr.. H.sW. Petit. 1t continued UNI
der Mr.. Pettit's control until his death,
in May last. Since that time Mr.. Miller
had been publishing it for Mrs. Petit
until recently, when he bought it back,
and is now its sole proprietor. Mr.. Mil
Ter commenced an agricultural paper in
Wisconsin in 1913. and since that time
has been a constant and faithful laborer
in connection with the agricultural
press. He is likewise practical horti-
culturist, and we havereason to expect
that under his management the Home
stead will become one Of the leading
agricultural papers of the West His
practical experience in the garden and
nursery, aswcll as I'm the editorial sane
tun, for the past eighteen years, will
attach to his views something OF the
sanstjon of authority. It Is now regu-s
lar agricultural paper, and makes it's
regular advent. to our office, well freight-
ed with choice original and selected
matter. bearing upon all branches of
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A New and Grand Epcch in Medicine.

On MAGGtEL Is the founder Or Il new Medical sys-
TEN The quatftitHiaas hose vast internal doses
ehfeetie the stomach AMI paralyze the bowels must
give precedence to the who restores health ana
appetite, With from one 10 two OF his extraordinary
Ps, and cures the most vruent sores with hox or
so q has wonderful aud healiHg Savs. These two
great specifics OF the Doctor ftst superceding all
the stere"typed nostrums If the day Ext raordnary
cures ~ Msggefs Pills and Ssive have opened the
eyes o. the public the ieiency Of the $50 called
remedies OF others, aud upon which people have 50
long nindly depended Mig ies Pills are not Of the
class that are swallowed rs The dosen, and Of which
every box full taken creates absolute necessity
another. One two Of NaErisrs Pills safaces to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach
creates an appetite, and render the spirits light nd
huoyan. There 10 Eripina,aan reactionin the
form decentralization. liver Is affected its func
nous are rest0red and IL the IL feeble
1t IS invigofoted This last quality makes the raedi
c"s very desirable for the wants Of delicate femaies
ticerous and eruptivs diseases literally extin-
~ the disenfectant power of Maggiel's salvc.
IN Aat II IS here need that Mar9iei's Bilious,
Dsspentlc and Diarhna Pitts cEre where All others
1n While for Burns, sSnttds, Chs fhlains, Cuts and
AZ arasons Of the skin Mag efs ssiveds ihfalihie.
Sad by y MAsoIEL, II Pine Street, New York; hy
WetzeL Y smith ard II. Hall, in pfon, AMI all drug
gists, a. ID cents par hox~ AAs8 vl3u39
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srienltnre andHortienlt,,re

Agriculture and Horticulturc. We COM
mend it to the favorable notice of the
Intelligent farmers Of our State, each one
of whom should have access TO its cnl
umns. The information it gives on all
subjects within its legitimate domain is
such as render Ii ten times its cost to
every man who owns farm or garden
Daily State fegixer.
We would add, That in addition to the
large amount of interesting reading
matter found in the Homestead, ii will
contain, ADVERTISEMENT u of all the estrsys
taken up in tsais State. This matter
alone should recommend to stock rails
es. We will furnish the Homestead
and the ADvERFlsER, one year, for sa.75.
Send in your nannea
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which has lust been completed speaks

"AASA isAS JNSe oSSh SpniplSNo, SpSs'hs
well for the energy of the members OF
the church. The enterprise, commenc-
ed about four months ago, has been
crowded Forward to an early completion.
The bailding was erected BY Alessrs.
Clapp& Ripley, who, especially on the
inside, have shown the skill of master
workmen. It's SO feet by go, and has a
gallery over the vestibule. The seats
SO in number-are we'll finished, CONF
Portable, not too closely crowded, and
will easily accommodate over four hun
dred persons.
The church desire to express their
gratitude for the assistance which has
been rendered by the citizens Of the
place, and for the sympathy manifested
by the sister churches. They would es-
pecially remember the NJ. E. Church,
many of whose members, with material
aid, have greatly encouraged the enter
prise. The ladies have been very sue
ceessful in raising funds for furnishing
the new building. The sum raised by
them will amount to about $500. Fore
most among them we cannot refrain
from mentioning Mrs. s. s. Daniels and
Mrs. Il. c. Smith, who merit and receive
the gratitude Of those interested for their
untiring devotion TO the work Which has
been crowned with such signal success.
The new house is an ornament to the
place and was greatly needed. i Aa
The Congregational Church will ee-
TEEN it privilege to open their doors at
any time to the Interests of a common
Gospel. .s. s ~ .saHu4sa. No
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SAM. WIRICK has, at his shop, q iint

SAM. WIRICK has, at his shop, a fine
assortment OF custom made (Which
means, 'pon honor, Boots and Shoes,
which he lis selling cheap. He can make
you pair Of boots that will fit exactly;
and when he tells you that they are Of
good leather dsppssAy wen wear !: and tG Sot
pose yonr sole to earth's discomtorts.
We have tried them and know Call
and take pair Of his custom made or
leave Your measure, rs suits you best,
directly opposite the Virgin Block.
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CURE FOR CMULERA. The following
story is of course imported: A physi-
clan who was not very familiar with the
symptoms or the remedies for the cha'-
era, was called i'm TO prescribe for cob
bier who believed himself suffering from
the epidemic. He told him to take GER
tain remed es, and called again next day,
when he Was info med that Ccispin was
cured; in fact go vel was he, he had
gone TO work.
Indeed" said the doctor, that is
we'll, you see my prescription has an
sweled Admiralty. ~
not take the medicine. -
Indeed! What then did he do? ?"
''Took bottle of Robacks Stomach
Bittersr's s .@
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HALL OF CEDAR LODGE. No. II, !
go VA Upton, Nov. 26, 1866. I

To the Masonic FRATERNITY:
The members of Cedar Lodge have ar
ranged for the delivery of a Masonic
Lecture, at their Hail in Upton, on
Wednesday evening, December 9Th,
1865. The fraternity are generally invit-
ed to attend, accompanied by their ladies.
Special invitations will be Issued by the
Secretary.
By order of the Lodge.
VIM II. ALDEN, Sec.
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VIM. DEAN & Co. are now receiving
large additions to their stock of dry
goods, making 1t complete in every de-
partment.f Read their advertisement,
and then give them call, and you will
find them faithful to their declarations.
CLOTHING is an expensive necessity
nowadays, and everybody should re-
member that it is cheaper to buy good
qualities than to invest in "shoddy."
Casad 4 Gilmore are selling clothing
much cheaper than equal qualities can
be bought in any market, and pur-
chasers can depend upon their goods
being Just as recommended. Give them
q call, and examine their large stock.
1G The editor of the Clipper, insinu-
ates that we have stolen editorials. We
ask when-and what? 1t may not be
out of place to say in this connection
that the opinion is very generally enter
tanned, that it would be great improve
ment of that paper if its editor would
steal all his editorials from some obscure
paper farther west.
And yet Emporium" Hammond,
of Olive Branch fame, still continues
to sell these best Of cook and heating
stoves, for which every housekeeper,
who knaws their unsurpassed excel
lence, will bless him. He also keeps a
great variety Of other cook and parlor
stoves, made of the very best iron. AS
q manufacturer of tin and sheet iron
ware he stands unrivalled, as the diplo-
ma he received from the last Cedar Co.
Fair doth testify. Remember that his
place OF business is in the Virgin Block,
and that his prices are as low as they
can be- and he live.
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FOR the Upton Advertiser.
NJ. Edst0r;-One Of our prominent
Educators, q few evenings since in
discourse upon Physical Culture"
took occasion to bestow deep condemna-
ton upon ball playing and ball players,
stating that this unholy game was play
ed by the lowest, most degraded, vicious
and profane class of people known to
civilized communities. Now, rs many
of our young men whom We have al
ways held as hardly to BE described by
the above language, have engaged with
zest In the now National game of Base
Ball, we feel it due to them to enter a
protest against such an opinion. That
this game is physically injurious, as the
learned gentleman claimed, we have the
best of authority for denying-that of
hundreds Of persons who have tried it
and found themselves benefited there
by. Saving wood, or something of that
kind, which was recommended instea
of ball playing, may be recreation to a
person whose labor is wholly with the
head. but to those to whom manual
labor is the rule, play, regular play is
needed as the exception. And as heads
made large-perhaps Dig is the better
adjective--by stimulative eAert.one are
comparatively scarce, the great miori-
ty of men desire play for recreation, and
by their actions say they think ball
playing just about the thing ID. ez.e
He advised teachers to strive against
prize fighting, ball playing and dancing,
putting them in the same category, and
implying that he had tried neither or all.
Now, we do not defend, at present,
either Of ball playing's associates; but
we do think that Young America will
undergo a sudden transformation if
teachers do not find it easier to Danish
ghostly owls from the school house gar
rets than balls and bats from the school
house play grounds.
Yours respectfully, b.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

Under al act pissed by Congress at
its last session soldiers and the widows
and heirs of deceased >oidiers, are enti-
tied to additional bounty. The under
signed is prepared to prosecute claims
for said bountS, on reasonable terms.
No charge unless the bounty is obtained
WM. EI4LOIT, Claim Agent.
Clerks Oiiec, Upton, Aug. /, 1so8. 3lwi
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REV. r. D. PARSONS preached in the
Lutheran Church, at this place, last Sab
bath morning, and In the M. e. Church
In the evening. His sermons were ex-
celleDt, and gave promise of his becom-
ing distinguished as a minister. His
industry and earnestn ess are, and have
been, sufficient for every emergency.
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CLARK'S REGIsrER.--Ata meeting Of
the association for the advancement of
science and art, held at their rooms
Cooper Institute, New York, steam
Geographic apparatus was exhibited by
the inventor, George Pembefton Clarke.
By the aid of a wo,ting model, practi-
cal and minute explanation was render
ed to the audience. The object of the
machine is to remove, by the surcst indi-
cation, the possibility of boiler expio-
sions, and is adapted to all kinds of high
pressure boilers, in locomotives, steam
ers, etc. a pencil placed transversely
on vertical rod commune eating with 81
boiler, marks intaliibIy on paper, en-
crcling small rotary cylinder, the ope-
rations of tlle steam. 1t tells The pres
sure and fluctuations OF the steam ever;
hour and minute, the revolutions OF the
engine hourly and daily; the irregulari-
ty of the motion ofthe steam and firing
operation. 1t acss as check on steam
guage ond on the safety valve. 1t marks
the stopping point and backing Of the
engine; it IS q coal tester, and will act
as q constant reference as to the amount
used, thus saving large per centage of
coal. twill indicate in what depart
ment neglect is shown, either by the
fireman OF engineer; but above all, it
makes known the excessive pressure
foretelling the possibility of an explo-
sion, and thereby proves Il reliable wit
ness at court, telling nothing but the
truth. The exhibition of this model
was watched with great interest by an
scientific audience, and it
was the general impression that it
woulddo everything that was claimed
for il.
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TO CONSUMpTINEs.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health ia a
fes.wssss oya very simple rmcdy, soer having suf-
fcred for several years with severe ling Affection,
and that dread disease CoHsumptiou--ls anxious to
make known 10 his fellow sufferers the of
To all who desire it, he will seud copy of the pre-
erpton used Gree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Will ad
sCRE CuRE for CoSstIpTtoN, AsTHs., BRONCHITIS,
CoUoHs, CoLps, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser IN sending the Pre-
scription 20 benefit the addicted and spre iasorms
ton which he conCelve to he invaluable and he homes
evesy sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothns, and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing the prescription, TREE, by retu mall
will please address
RFv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ylsalE Witisinsbuggh, Kings co. New FORK,
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''' UN1oN.-Unite your good flour D. 3.
De Land & Co.'s Best Chemical Salera-
tus If you want extra bread, biscuit and
pastry Of all kinds! United they rise,
divided they fall.
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REMovAL.-By the first Of next week +,
or sooner, Smith d. Wetzel will have
moved into their new store room, for
merry occupied by Heaton's harness
shop. They have fitted up the room,
put in fine counter, shelves and draw
ers; and rs soon as they get their jugs,
and bottles, and soaps, and roots and
herbs set in order their house will look
gorgeous. These gentlemen understand
their business thoroughly; their stock Of
drugs and medicines, &C., are entirely
new; and they will dispense their heal
ing remedies, for either man or beast,
for small recompense.
SINGING SCHooL-The Singing Class
under the instruction of Prof. Dearborn,
will meet at the Court House. on Satur-
day evening, Dec. lst. Admission free
for one evening. Tuition, two dollars
per scholar.
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be- Good Vinegar for sale at Shearer's
mill, for Is cents per gallon. Also, a
splendid article of Sorghum Syrup.
G.. II. PERRY.
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MARRIED,

On the eo5 INST. at Tia. residence of the
bride fathef, by Rer. D. l.. Hughes, Mr. Milo p
smith, OF Aatengo, Iowa, and Miss Mildred f
Hall, oftLts county.
AT Clarence, on the 22d inst, Mr. William A
GrAyGs and Miss Matte r Wear
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A LECTURE. lon "Wednesday even
ing 2lst inst, Capt. e. III. Pound, deliv-
cred q lecture before the Teachers Insti-
tute, on the subject Of Thought" It
was an excellent lecture, and showed
the necessity Of teaching pupils hoU to
think.
ANorHER.-On last Thursday evening
lush Emery, A. NJ. delivered, before
the Institute, lecture on "Physical
Cultures" He not only showed the ne
cessity Of physicaltfaining, but also the
folly ofseeking the ballroom or gymna-
SUM when healthfnl exercise can be
found in useful employment.
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The Atlantic Monthly, for Deem

inc ALlanLlc MOltllY, Tor Decent
BaT contains the following articles: John
Pierpont, Reconstruction, Ny Garden. .Esorna n
and Raiah Brooke PASSAGES FROM Hawtllorne,
continuation Of katherine Morne, The Sword
ofBoivar, Ny Ueatuen at Home, The Fan Of
Austria, &C. Tho ATLANTIC is generally re-
cogni2ed By the intelligent reading public US
IN exponent OF the best American thong ht and
literature. It's contributors include all the
most distinguished American writer's, and its
conductors have unequalied facilities for en-
listing their pens in behalf Of its readers.
Among the attractions promised for the year
1867 are the following:
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES viii contribute a
romance Oh sew England life, story OF the
tend through the year.
JAMES PARTON VIII furnish a series of Bio
graphical Papers and OF industrial Articles up
on prominent and peculiar American manu-
features.
JAMES RUSSELL. LOWELL wiz write during
the year regularly. HIS contributions will
consist both OF prose and poetry.
BAYARD TAYLOR, who is about - visit Eu-
of'.1he By-Ways Of Europe" Mr.. Taylor viii
also furnish during the year OTHER sketches in
prose upon miscellaneous topics.
THOMAS WENTWORTH HH;GTNEON will sun
ply several OF tAose charming sketches OF out
door life and natural scenery, which have made
mn so aeeepisps n wears r na fbe
Man without a Country" Will contribute sev,,-
TEL sioiics anu ai>etcAes III Ills peculiar VEN.
F.ShELDoN and tHARLES DAWSON STANLEY
two Of our most brilliant writer's, will furnish
regularly for the Magazine articles of a popular
character
Besides these they have a host ofregular con-
tributTs comprising many Of the best names
in American literature.
The political articles will continue to be a
prominent feature OF the Magazine. N #rsi
IERMs.-One copy, one year, 81. Two copies,
81 Five copies, $40. Ten copies, $50; and each
additional copyS3. Twenty copies $50. and one
copy to getter up OF club
The Atlantic and Our Young Folks will be
furnished to one address for S. per year.
Now is the time to get up your q lbs for 1857.
TICKNOR &FIELDS, PuBIIsHERs,
IA fremont Street, Boston.
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9.The Directors of the Cedar Coun-
ty Agricultural Society are requested to
meet at the Sheriff''s office, Upton, on
Thursday, the 9th of Dec, 1865, at IL
o'clock a. m, All live Directors are
urged to be punctual in attendance, as
there is important business to be con-
sidered. Ifany Of the Directors intend
to let others do all the work they will
not be expected to attend. rfv d. i
Upton Nov 2sts. 90. J. E. L. CAREY,
s. l.. SMITH, Sec'y. T. President.
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The National Convention of the
Grand Army OF the Republic" in sess-
ion at indianapolis, adjourned last week
alter adopting resolutions defining its
position.
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nm-We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of the Davenport Business
College, in another column. This is
one Of the best institutions in the State.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman IN the United
stass. car hear somethss very much to their advan-
taFe by return mail (frseof charve BY addressing the
undersigned Those having fears Of being humhugsed
viii ohlige " not noticing this card All others via
please address their obedient servant,
THOs. T. CHAPMAN.
~lar-y safn-oas-,y w.vv-
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b.. B..

CHICAGO MARKETs.-N / Wheat,
S2.l5. Corn, so. Oats, 4oc. Rye, Sc,
Barley, Csc. Potatoes, 6oc. Hogs, Sc. %
Gg6.75, with . downward tendency
These are last Tuesday s quotations.
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+ DEDIcATIoN.-The new Congrega-
tional Church Of this place is to be ded-
icated OH the I'd Sabbath in December.
The Pastors and churches OF Upton are
cordially invited to attend. Services to
commence at half past 10 o'clock in the
morning. Sermon by Rev. J. e. Roy,
of Chicago.
This gifted and eloquent minister il
the well known Pilgrim" of the New
York Independent, whose letters from
the South, last winter, attracted SO
much attention. Mr.. Roy is widely
known in the Northwestern men are
more ardentiy beloved or more highly
esteemed. Wespeak for him large at
tendance. ~
This large and conmodious building.