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"FAREWELL, "a mF..,

Farewell, ma ME, since part we must
ANA each nom each must seyeTi 49,
How brief the word-hoT long the pain r.
10 paft-and part foreVeFl
TWere boobies now to que tion yvhv
OF ian the dying embeF
EnouGht The Wfathful Taoons have T1arrsd
our May In dead December,
F9TeWell ma ME, since part we must,
Wen part in quiet fashion
For us no foolish tears Won know.
For us no idle passion
You sometimes wished that you had died
Ere you had ever met me;
Tho future yeaHS are all youF own
wherein TO quite forget me!
We drained Loves goblet to the dresasi
With neither rhyme nor reason,
And 6hamed the EeEVOF Of the days
Through all summers season.
We drank the cup of passion dry
Through lips, our spirits blending! 10y
How strange that that should cease to be
Which once we thought unending!
I saw you flrst when early spring Gi a5 T..
Just tipped with green the heather: y q
The robin piped upon the tree, ~ .f-..rys.
All Nature came together. - Z.
The light of love was in your eyes,
And you were happy hearted; l'-A
The brown leaves lie beneath us now,
And we, ma ME, arc parted
But why should love like yours survive
The fading of the pansy?
An April blossom of the heart,
Twas but-a summers fancy. DE- s.. s1f.
And II the thought Of 1t should hap
To cross my mind hereafter,
How like an April day 'twiIfseem-
A thing OF tears and laughter! ~
Bot back, ma z,ts, youll sometimes turn,
To other days where, early slain,
Our buried love lies sleeping,
AND, hRply, then, you'll learn to feel,
When Mem'Fy Btirs the ember,
How sad the heart which would forget
But must the past remember
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Piso,s cure for ConsUmD1Ion,

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States.
(See census for 1907
This remedy has been for several wears
used in practice by eminent phyEicians. win
such marked success, that 1t is now, by ur-
gent request, offered to the public as an In
inllible remedy for lung and throat diseases
Not every one In the advanced stages OF con-
sumption can be cured, but many have been
ana many more are now receiving benefit
rom Its use, and this long after all other
known remedies have failed. AS an EVIL
dence OF our sincerity in the above state
menus, we WARRANT IT TO GIVE SATIsFAc-
TON! sold Wholesale and Retail by ED
MUED BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Fell
lows, Han. WheelinE. West Va. au2l
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DIR. KNIGHTS,
AIR DIR EssING
A VEGETABLE PREPAR ALTON

n A 1 r ID II II So "a ,
A VEGETABLE PREPARATION
For beautifyinga and promoting the luxuriant
growth of hair.
turning gray.
1t removes dandruf, cleanses the scalp.
cures nervous headache, and all those ais.
treSS1ng affections induced by the use of oIIv
or alcoholic Hair Dressings
Its inVigorating properties insure luxuriant
locks, inclined to curl. and by its Persistent
use the hair Is restored to bald heads when
such result Is possible. TF
II Is splendidly perfnmed, will not stain or
SOIL the skin or any article OF apparel, and q
universally approved-especial1y by ladies
Buy no other. Price rs cents per Bottle.
Prepared by DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist.
MelrOSe, Moss, y
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINs& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
g1sts, also by 7. n. Logan & Co., and LOGAN
1lsL TO- Sepl9-3mdd-V
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DuIlRoHa.

Sir Isaac Newton, when at school.
stood at the bottom of the lower-most
form but one. Borrow, the great Eng
lish divine and mathematician, when a
boy at the Charterhouse School, was
notorious for his idleness and indifer-
ence to study. Adam Clark, in his boy
hood, was proclaimed by his father TO
be GrievOus Ounce. Even Dean Swim
made mad. disastrous failure atthe Univer-
slty: Sheridan was presented by his
mother to tutor as an incorriGibIe
Ounce. Walter Scott was dull boy at
his lessons, and while a student at
Edinburg University received his sem
tence from Professor Dalzell, the cele-
orated Greek scholar, that "dunce he
was and Ounce he would remain, p
Chatternon was returned on his moth.
er's hands as "fool, of whom nothing
could be made" Wellington never
gave any indication of talent until he
was brought into the field of practical
effort, and was described by his strong
minded mother, who thought him little
better than an idiot, as fit only to be
food for powder. "-iScientifc AMERICAN.
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The Charleston Mercury ana its Pal
meItO Bulletin Post.

AASAAO EbNAAASlAM IO8La
The initial number of the revived
Charleston Mercury contains the fol-
lowing;
Eve have planted in front of our
new Office the Identical weather-beaten
old palmetto bulletin post which stood
so long in front OF our office on Broad
street, the constant centre of the eager
thTong of news-seekers, and the dumb
herald of many a stirring deed. Sad
and sOmbre are the recollectiOns which
this stout relic of the wartime calls mn.
II Haunted the first printed copy of the
Secession Ordinance, and echoed the
thunder of the first shotted gun which
doomed from the classmates of Fort
sumter. It proclaimed the tidlngS of
Manassas, Shiloh, and the bloody seven
days around Richmond, and told the
dismal story OF Port Royal, New Or
leans, Gettysburgh and Murfreesboro'.
Grim and mistaken, 10 encountered
storm and sunshine-now ElatdeninR.
now sRddening the hearts OF our peS.
pie by its alternate announcements of
successes and defeats, until, at last. the
cause 1t had upheld was lost, and it
spoke no more.
The days of blood, We trust, arc
passed, and the old sentinel bulletin
post is again on duty-destined to
chronicle no longer the tales of carnage
ana OF woe, but to speak as the oracle
OF reVlvtng prosperity-to breathe new
me INTO our returning trade and COM
tnerce, and, In this season of poverty
anu depression, to cheer the minds Of
our SoE people with the presage of better
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THE editor of the rebel organ speaks
of the President as "the fearless Execu-
tive, "who is being prosecuted, and is to
be impeached, in all probability, by the
Radicals, because of his "honesty,
fidelity and capability." What sort of
an individual was he on the 4th of
March, 1865? Was it him, or that other
man, to whom somebody applied those
tiattering, and, at present, nameless
adjectives9
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SpEfial 9ntIfFs.
.Odberrs Vegetable Ambro.ia or me

4 1t is the only preparation that Is warranted
10 restore gray hair to Its original color.
twill prevent hair from falling on.
1t supercedeS Hair Dyes.
Itconpletely erRdlCate8 scurf and dandruR
Kills hair eaters, so destructive to the roots
OF the hair, and cures all diseases or humorS
Of the scalp, thereby preventing badness.
AS Hair Dresser It has no equal, giving
braSh, dry and why hair a moist, SOFT and
glossy appearance Sold in Wheeling by
Laughlin, Smith q Co.; BuShheld, WaIlace
d Co.. In MoundsvIlle by Stidger q Blair, G.
Moo Jones. In MartinsVtlle, D. by DR.. /.
dealers @. a. ODBERT,
Wheeling, w. Va,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
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DIED.

On Monday night, 26th inst, at u O'Clock
and 10 minutes, Mrs MARY A. TAYIoR.
m theE OF Henry Q. Taylor, in the Goth year
The funeral win take place on THURSDAY.
the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock P. NJ. from her
late residence, ON Chapline Street, Centre
Wheeling. The friends OF the family are
RESPECTFULLY invited to attend.
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READ what Dr.. scovin says of ALLEN
LUNG BALSAM:
Messrs. ]. \. HARRIs 9 Cd:

Mezsrs. j. N. HARRIS & Co:
GENTs-I make the following statement
from a perfect conviction and knowledge of
the benefits OF ALIENS LUNG BALSAAI
in curing the most deep.seated Pulmonary
Consumption have witnessed It's effects
on the young and the old, and can truly
with which am acquainted. For Coughs
and all the early stages of Lung complaints,
believe IL TO be certain cure, and II every
family would keepit by them, ready to adj
minister upon the 1rRt appearance of disease
about the lungs, there would be very few
cases of fatal consumption? It causes the
phlegm and matter to raise, without irrttat-
ing those delicate organs (the Lungs, and
without producing constipation or the
stops the niRht-sWeats, and changes all the,
morbid tecretions to healthy state. Yours
respectfully, A. i, SCOVILLI.
nOvl4-1md&w 2
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TTCHI ITCH! ITCHl
SCRATCH SCRATCHI SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ChiToIains,
and all erupions ofthe skin. Price 50 cents
For sale by all druggists By sending 60 cents
to Weeks d Potter, sole agents, no, WASH
ington street, Boston, 1t will be forwarded by
mail, nee of postage, To any part of the
Uhlted stnte2. tu4-6m
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COlsate's Aromatic vegetable soa

COleate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Glycerine, and especially designed for the
use ofLaiies and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume isexquisite, and Its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. -
feb2.lyd&w
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THE GALAxY.-The number of this
New York magazine for December first
is ut hand. 1t contains the following
articles: Archie Lowell, by Mrs. Ed
wards, with an illustration; Earl Mord.
by w. D. O'Connor; Walt Whitman
and his ''Drum Taps" by John Bur
roughs; The American Cavalry of the
Revolution, by Colonel A. G. Bruckett:
America, the Land of Wealth, by John
A. Church; Was he Mad? by Lily
DevereuX Blake; Mosby and his Men,
by James Franklin Fits; Heliotrope,
by Ina d. CooIbrIth; The Claverinps'
poems, by Richard Grant White; Ne
bulae, by the Editor, containing: Ten
nysOn's Brother, Herr and Frau, Brig
ham Young and his "Women." MI.
Cyrus w. Field and his Ovation, New
York and Boston as Literary Centres,
SurnRmeS.
The GALAXY has had so gratifying a
success heretofore that it may well
mako promises for the future. We
learn from Its prospectus that the pres
ent policy of the magazine will be un-
changed, and that it will allow the
widest and freest expression of opinion
on all sides of all subjects, each writer
Delng held responsible for his own
views, the only requirement being that
he have something to say, and say it
well. II will, during 1867, contain three
complete novels, and in each number
contain one or more short stories, Its
usual quantity of entertaining and in
attractive reading will be kept up, and
art Will be summoned to adorn It's pages
with Illustrations. The present mum
Der OF the GALAXY is fair sample of the
periodical. 1t Rbounds in readable ar.
dcles, discussing interesting topics, and
Pointedly expressing the meaning of an
author.
Our friend McKelvey, at his news de-
pot, will supply any orders for It.
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GreenWood. Ca1nafa1,,,nE

SfTUATED ON THE NATIONAL Roam
IL SLllle east OF the citVs Is now ready "a
~ con talns 81 hcres Of land and h iaifi ont
" u ne ~ aoSe modern and improved gtyIa.-
IN pe easily reached at an seasons 81 The
yer 5y the National R0ad, and for three
R1a5, ". n lsns year by the Hempneld Rail
49, Dy every variety oftFeeS, shrub
fo5yy,it.FfT1 n " Vanlt chapel, artifeial Lake,
t1t ~ ee1ne teEial In The county. :, - -
ample provision 81 also made fdF- fta an,
1aLgements order and care in peFpetuifv -
Persons desfrousg Of purchasing M. raD
e3anlne the grounds with the SIInsTiI, IN!
dent Whothl8 Plat, or secure fiIeiI1 ~ III
ing At the ONCE Of the SecFefafV m Nj,
street over the Bankof WheElfiip y - :, u
Eerson5 Wishing 70 make intsIinfa,,tE ,,I1
ealI on the Secretary 70 obtain IL Il, ~, =.
Giekets q admission to Iotholderal an,
Sl5Lsols VII 0e iued By the EecFefaT-VS.- -
or OIRECToRS--A 81 9yvea,,o,
eEeiaent =, @. BonhaTn. eesreta5s. = IS
tSs1jI39oSS5 dohn q. Mufh, Geo. Mendsl 10 3
JoEoans Z. A Hndreti1. Is s1115Sf Il = y.
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This new and wonderful medicineacts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in q few days
aug22-ly T. h. LOGAN q CO., Ag'ts.
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MARRTEn

Ca the 9th inst. Al me resistance =, ~
brides mother, by the Rev ID. w, Fisher NJ
f. n. PORTER, and Miss LIZZIE DUNLEYY
all Of this city.
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TIME COMBINATION OF PUIvERIsED
slate and vtscous matter as roofing ma
tertal stands unriValled. A mastic-it Rdapts
ltseit TO every shape and slope. It Is non.
conbnstible tmpervions, non expansive, and
unoecaying. Frost does not crack nor heat
d!ssolveit. The only roofing material ever
discovered that viii resist the action OF the
elements as long as as the structure it pro
t9cts. For repairing old and preserving
new metallic ROOFS of all kinds, Plastic Slate
mas never been equa1lei, while It has proved
an invaluable acquisition to the maFhHnjc
afts as pIeseryer OF metal and wood when
!5npedded IN water or earth, or exposed to
the weather. Being susceptible of little II
any wear nom exposure, and perfectly fre-
PEooi' IL IS unegualled as a paint for railroad
and farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron
or wooden.
Having procured the sole right to use the
above roofing material In the counties Of
unlo and Wood. we are prepared at al times
% put on new or repair old roofs at the
shortest possible notice. Our terms are rea-
sonable and work guaranteed.
JOHNSON CAPEHART&C CO.,
No. 17s Market Square,
Lny2H-G l7i 81 ss Wheeling. w. Va.
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THE rebel organ says that ''the lead
ing men and journals of the Radical
party arc fully committed to the ar
raignment OF the President" The
editor means his readers to understand,
although he does otsay SO in so many
words, that the leading men and jour
nails of the Republican party arc fully
committed TO the impeachment of the
President. We desire him to saw
whether he will make this assertion in
precise terms. He knows, as we'll as
we do, that as the issue stands between
the President and the country, the
leading men and journals of the Re-
publican party are not in favor of i'm
peaching him, We do not say that the
President could not make such an issue
as would result in his impeachment,
butwe do say, that as regards any issue
now standing, the assertion of the rebel
editor is not true.
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THE YANKEES IN PAnEsT1NE.-The
Philadelphia Inquirer prophesies hum
orously of what the Yankees are to do
in PALESTINE v
"This emigration to the Holy CITY
will be but n beginning of the hegira
which will populate Jerusalem with a
dreadtully smart people. They will
Introduce to be benighted Asfatics
subsoil plows, moving machines, steam
engines and the electric telegraph.
They will transform the appearances of
the Holy City. They may put up a
cotton factory on Mount Moriah, and
run saw mill with the water of the
brook Kedron. They willp plant Indian
corn on the Mount Of Olives, and per-
haps pumpkins in the valley of Him
nom. Bean poles will support their
leguminous treasures in the valley of
Jehosaphat. The establishment Of a
Congregational Church on Mount Zion.
and the erection of gas works opposite
the Hebron Gate, may be reckoned
among the possibilities of this strange
emigration, which recompenses the
world for the migration always hither-
to from the East to the West, by send
ing a few pioneers back again."
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ToWingI ToWine.. /


GEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL THE
~ SAT- towing Of the Ohio River Salt Co. for
the year 1867, viii be received mp to 10 o'clocE
a m.s Tuesday, January LIST 1851.
:, me ONO River Salt Company to furnish
the uHtS and barges loaded.
The party towing 10 receive the harpes at
the furnace landings on the Ohio River. to
tow, pay lock fees. wharfage, and other AZ
Penses. unload the 6arges and return them
In making bids the parties win give the
rate for each size barrels 70 the following
Cincinnati, Ohio, NashyiIle. Tenn.
Madison, Ind, ClaFkEviIIe Tam
Louisville, KY, ColumhuS RV@77
leHefsonT1ne, Ind, Cairo m.
New Albany, Ind, Alton, M,
Evansville, Ind, Quincy M
PaducAh, Ky, SD IIoilkS NJ,
any party who may be awarded the Contract
VIII be required to give bonds for tke faith1S1I
performance OF the contract, = -
The Ohio River Salt Co. reserves the rirh4
% ret1se any or an proposals, II they see
Ihe propositions viii be sealed and nd.
Ito Hon. v B. Horton, PomeroyI 81
r. r. HUDsoS, soy. - ' t'tA 'I 4a9ISlti
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The Primary Elections Next saturday
Night.

and 1t Is made as plain and as public as
possible. There can bo no ground for
dissatisfaction after the nominations are
made. The friends of every candidate
stand on a perfect equality. Now is
their opportunity to give expression to
such preferences as they may entertain.
We beg of them not to fail in doing SO
at the time appointed. Let us have en-
tire harmony, and, If possible, absolute
unity, in our ranks.
ONE of the surest evidences ofa COM
munity of sentiment between individ-
uals, is a community of expression.
Generally speaking those who employ
common verbiRge are in close mental
sympathy. We take this to be true as
regards the editor of the rebel organ
here and his fellow rebel editors at
Richmond. We notice that he speaks
of the trump Congress-" and of the
yankee Chairman of the Committee
OF Elections" This is their language
exactly, employed in nearly every issue
of their paper. We are not surprised
to see it used editorially in the Register
yesterday. We do not intend TO ex-
press any astonishment at it whatever.
We think the language perfectly be-
coming the ideas advanced, which are,
that the present Congress of the United
States, elected by the same people that
elected Andrew johnson President, is
n trump Congress-" and not a law
making power in the constitutional
meaning of that word, and that its pro-
ceeedings, in the matter of determining
who are rightful members of the two
houses, are ''usurpation." The
editor also speaks OF the constitu-
tional amendment as device
Of "the Yankee savages," and he COM
misserates very feelingly with poor
"South Carolina, bound and blind and
shorn OF her political strength, against.
whom the amendment is aimed, he
says. One might imagine, very readi-
ly, that he was reading Richmond
newspaper on taking up the Register.
He would never dream that he was
perusing sheet edited by Yankees, that
Is, Northern born and reared men, who
in using the term thus derisively are
playing the part of those
EVIL birds that every rock infest
And foul nom choice their DaFanL nest -
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Oithridge's Patent Xxx Flint csIaaa
Lamp Chimneys. ~

WEREsPEcTFULLY INVITE TN. an.
" tenuon Of the trade, and puTchasars gan.
st1SeIy 4, - 9aI very large and well assorted
and OF our own direct tmpoFtaffons y5I1ich ~
s s5 sPfePafed 20 sen at les prices than the
snn9 91aAtieS OF goods can be bought n
nSlI . SSl1L WINSHIP, WOODS q ca.
tllAtEz-S No. Main street
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Drunkenness amonr Women.

The "ROEnd Table, returns to this
revolving theme. While admitting
that a former article on the same SUBJ
ject was overdrawn, the editor never
theless asserts that
"By careful inquiry and investiga-
ton zee are 7loID satisfied that 1t iDOltLd be
possible to print the names 0JG greater.
number of respectable feHdLes-IDOIReu.
that is, Of respectable faU.iIies-than
would fill the space occupied by this
article, = who, within the last five wears.
in the city of New York, have fallen
victims to drink. The Belmont Re
treat-which is advertised SO extensive
ly, and was opened in lS64-is only one
of large number of private asylums
where women are received who are the
victims of dipsomania. There are
cases, easily pointed out, in this city
whore females are habituallV subject
ed to physical coerCi ion by their fami-
lies, who feel unwilling TO send them
to asylums. Much of this unhappy
state of things has been brought about
incident to parting with fathers
ers, husbands, brothers, and lovers,
the horrid anxiety as to their fate du-
ring the protracted campaigns, some
times the freedom from restraint pro.
duced by their absence, all have COM
Dlueu 10 leau WOmenIaSbfAy1 in this wise,
who, under normal circumstances.
would never even have felt temptation.
"The truth is that with the increased
intellectual activity, the severer mental
competition, the more arduous nervous
taxation OF our modern lives, either
the necessity or the supposed necessity
for stimulants has SO far increased as
to have become very alarming feature
OF our social life; and these influences
are by no means confined to the sterner
sex, but extend to women as we'll. 1t
Is our belief that 1t will continue SO to
increase until more efficient means than
are now employed shall be devised to
com bat 1t. Women drink tDhiSkey JreeLy
IN America to-day, IUhO .fUe gears ago
could not have been induced to noiSten
the1I ups ruth Il. There may be better
explanations of the phenomena than
any we have yet offered, but there can
be none which can explain away this
fact" 80
-"The article is nearly a column
lOnH,-ErDreSS - -
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Lumber.

Just RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF DRY
q 1eLow Pine Flooring, which Is for sale
OhIo. Also large lot OF all kinds OF dry
4u l1ao, Doors, Sash, &c.
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n DAVIS, FANCY. DYEING & scoUR-
-. ING establishment, No. 1859 Market
yer g Baker Sewing Machine Agency.
All kinds of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons.
tS5entlemens Clothing and every descrip.
snort Eotice and on reasonable terms.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.

AuIn1nlstfatOE's Notice.
MQTTOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Administrator Of the Estate OF Simon d.
Monderlick, deceased, Late Of South Wheel
self that trust by giving bonds IS the law dl-
An persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased are required TO eX-
nlblt the same, and all persons indebted to
sad estate are called upon to make payment
70 JOHN L H0BBS,
noVl2s2W------ --s----zs administrators.