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Letter Prom a Ll1tIe Boy to the EdIror
oraRcwspaper.


civilian Robertsm has written the
following letter to the editor of the
New York Independent:
Mr., Editor-I am Willy Roberts. 1
am not a good hand at letters; but l
would just like to speak OF one thing
that 1 wonder Sally didn't mention,
for told her. But perhaps she thought
l would rather not.
wish you knew Sally. She has her
hair in her eyes a good deal, but she is
SO honorableI You could no more do a
mean thing with Sally's eyes on you
than you could live In water. When I
first went to school, the boys and girls
were together, and 1 got acquainted
with Sally by an accident. One day
there was row. Three or four of us
fellows were firing spit balls and one
went right on the teachers desk
Sally's cousin, Ned Willis, was in IL;
and he got the first question. Now thp
teacher was very strict about spit-balls;
and 1 knew, as sure as guns. We should
great temptation, for knew she hadn't
seen me.
Edward" she says, in a thrilling
voice, "were you throwing rolls OF
tNo. teacher" says Ned. And just
then happened to look at Sally, and L
saw the little toad get very red in the
her two big eyes on him SO scornfully.
And said to myself, I'd rather get a
whipping than have a girl look at me
like that, So L got 1t, and 1 cried a lit
tle-I was quite young then, you know.
And after u while 1 looked over to
Sally, and she was dipping pin in her
ink, and pricking marks into a big
apple. Directly she rolled It under the
desks TIL it touched my foot. And it
had HFOr w. R,n on 1T.
After school some OF them were pull
ing her in her sled, and took hold, and
we took her all the way home. didn't
speak of the apple; but after that We got
intimate.
But the thing started TO tell you is
this: Whatever turns up in the day
that don't like, or understand, fold
up and put away in corner of my
mind, and leave 1t there till bedtime.
Then, when l am in, and the light is
gone, somebody comes and lies on the
bed beside me, and slips her arm under
my neck: and we snug up close and
talk.
Then IalI the little things that both
cred me come out, and we go over
them. And it's a curious thing, Mr..
Editor, that little questions OF right
and wrong, that seemed quite mixed
up in the day time, get clear at night
when L tell her. sometimes before she
has spoken word.
Then Italk about things could not
speak of to any one else in the world.
And she answers me so carefully and
acknowledgements seems to think my
questions foolish. Aud II she has seen
anything wrong in me through the
day, am sure to hear OF 1t at bedtime;
and tell you she never let's me off.
But what she tells me, with my cheek
against hers, seems more as iflt were
I rebukin9 myself; and o, sir, it does
me goodI And then she says she
must go; and coax her TO stay a little
longer; and she says she hopes I may
never grow too stO ut u man not to like
my mother to come TO my bed with
good night.
And wish every boy and girl in the
land could have such u one as mine.
Yours, truly, WILLY.
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Gtreqntdliqetrre
A WIS II.

ny MATTHEW ARNOLD.
ask not shat my bed OF death
From bands OF greedy heirs be free
For these beSIege the latest breath
OfiOrtunes favored sons, not me.
ask not each kind soul 10 keep
TeHrleSS, when OF my death ne hearsi
Let those who Will, II any, weep!
There are worse plaques on earth than
tears-
ask but that my death may fiud
The freedom 10 my life denied;
Ask but The folly OF mankind,
Then, then at last, 10 quit my side.
spare me- the whispering, crowded room.
The friends who come, and cape, and GO:
The cerem0nlOuB air OF gloom
All, that makes death u hideous show!
Nor bring, To see me cease to live,
some doctor full OF phrase and fame,
TO shah his Sapient head and give,
The Ill he cannot cure or name.
Nor fetch to take the accustomed toll =
or the poor sinner bound for death.
His brother doctor oI the soul,
To canvass with the official breath.
The future and It's vIewIess things
That undiscovered mastery
Which one who ieels dealh's wInnowlng
Must needs read clearer, sure, than hsI
Bring mono OF these but let me be,
While around in silence lies,
Moved TO the winuow near, and zee
Once more before my dy lug eyes,
Bathed in the sacred dews OF morn
The vide aerial landscape spread
The world which was 81 Q was born,
Tho world which lasts when l am ueud.
Which never was the friend of ONE,
Nor promised love 1t could notgive,
But lit for all It's generous sun,
And lived itself, and made us live.
There letme gaze, Till become
In soul with what I gaze on wed!
To feel the universe my home;
To have before my mind-iustead
OF the slck-room, the muriRl strife,
The turmoil for a little breath
The pure eternal course of lie,
Not human combatingB with death.
Thus feeling, gazing, let me grow
Composed, refreshed, ennobled, clear;
Tnen willing let my spirit 90
To work or wait elsewhere or here!
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THE Toledo Blade thinks it unfortu-
nate that the young Wises who shot
Pollard "did NOT kill the blatherskite," F."
and says "let them try it again." II
they succeed PolIard's brother will be
compelled to shoot the Wise brothers.
Old wise, the cause of the unpleasant
ness, will at once shoot Pollard's
brother, Pollard's cousin will be bound
by the rules governing Southern chiy-
airy to kill old Wise, and SO on after
the fashion of the Corsicans, until both
families are exterminated. For this
boon the country could not be too
thankful. We wonder that the Balti-
more authorities interfered in quarrel
from which there was possibility OF
such great results.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

A ND Ter S.-THE GRAFToN
II Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
featuring the Hest, Cheapest and most Dur
able Paint in use; Two coats well put on, tnix
ed with pure l.iuseed on. Will last 10 or Is
years; II IL OF u light brown or beautiful
chOcOiate color, and eau be changed TO green.
lead stone, olive, or drab, 10 suit the taste OF
the consumer. II Is valuable for Houses.
Barns, Fences. Agricultural implements.
Carriages and Car-mRkens, WOOden-wRre.
CanVaS, Metal and ShinGle ROufS, ut being
Fire and Water PROOF. Bridges, Burial Cases,
Canal Boats, ships and SHIPS Bottoms 'FlO"r
OIL Cloths, zone manufacturer having used
500 bbls. the past yenr,l and ~ n paint Tor
any purpose Is unsurpassed ior body, dur1.-
biIity. elasticity, and adheSlHeneaA PTice 60
per boil, OF $40 lbs, whicu will supply a far-
cases as above. Send Tor circular, which
gives full particulars None genuine unless
branded ia a trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address sDANIELABIDWELL, Pro
prietor, 25I Pearl street, New York. Agents
Wanted.
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SOME time ago, the Rev. Mr.. Spur
geon preached sermon on the text
"And Mary wept." In the midst of a
stream of earnest eloquence that drew
tears from many of those present, in
describing the character of tho tears
shed by Mary over the feet of Jesus,
he broke suddenly of. and turning TO
his congregation, exclaimed: "The tears
which Mary shed were not such tears
as many of you pour out when you
come to this altar. They came from her
heart-they were tears of blood-and
not the poor ST uff that you present as an
offering to an offended God" Then,
leaning over the pulpit, and looking
Earnestly in the sea of upturned faces,
he exclaimed: "There are some of you
for whose tears I would not give
farthing a quart"
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BaIlOlS MOlthlV MagaZilGf0F


TTNHE CIRCULATION OF BALBOUS
MAGAZINE having increased during
1867 nearly fifteen thousand copies and never
being 50 prosperous as at present, the pub
fishers are thereby induced to still further
add to Its value by enlRIging each numb Der To
one bundled pages. Although this enlarge
$500 a year, yet there Will be 40 INCREASE
IN THE PRICE
NOW IS THE TINE TO GET Up CLUBS
TermS-Sl 80 n year; seven copies, 80 90;
twelve copies, SIS %; and a copy gratis one
year 10 the person sending n club OF twelve.
Single number, Is cents. Bend stamp for
specimen copy. THE CHEPEsT MAGAZINE IN
THE WoRLDI Address ELLIOTT, THOMES
- TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM Gas.

NNE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" prOvements OF the age i The process Of
manufacturing gns by the PetToleo Calcium
patents OF DIR. ]. II. Connolly, from an al
most valueless prodect OF Petroleum OIL,
or tlne arld coGi, 20 1imple that tvs
thousand feet OF Gas may be made ny
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary in
thoroughly tested upon such a scale, at the
McLuIe House in Wheeling, and at the
country residence OF Mr: ]. r. 9llclriSt, near
the same city. as TO fx the certainty OF Its al.
foIding entirely satisfactory results in Tho
production OF small ana large Quantities of
Gss, and can be with great eeonomy applied
tOrfeS and CtfeE. 1t Is superior 10 any Gas
now in use, not only as 10 tne safety, sim
plicity, pTacticabllity and great cheapness OF
manufacture, bat for its superior brtlliancy,
soft influence upon the sight, and meedom
from tue sulphurous odOs common to Gas
These facts the ot1cers OF the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating to those
desiring to adopt or interest themselves In it
The company will sell rights TO manufacture
direct attention to the folloYing
TESTIIoNIA
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 6, 1867.
To he President Of lhs PetroLeo- Calcium Gas o.:
SR-we have thoroughly and carefully
Investigated the instruction and workings
cording 70 your companys pRients and the
combinations OF materials used, as now
working upon the McLure House In this
city, and country residence of. P. Gilchrtst,
ESD, near This city. For simplicity, dura-
bIlfty, economy and safety, we consider II
superior to any other method of mannfac-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
cheerfully recommend It's adoption by all
Gas consumer.
Very Respectfully,
a. ]. SwEENEY,
AdyoT Of WheetfI0,
w. W. MILLER & O.,
linton Foundry and Engine Rorks.
MM. HARE,
Plumber and Gas EittsT.
W. F. GOODWIN a Co.
ROpTietOTs AcLafTe House.
SWEENEY d CO..
MdchtJltEtS and Engine ButfdeTs.
WN. A. TURNER,
.Jei0elL0T and Watch Maker.
WM. q. TERRY,
General r. r. IEcket A0enL
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor AcLaEre House Saloon.
And refer by special permission 10
PxlIblrOh, Pa. JormsrEy 7TeaifTsr IL; c,ig das e..
g H GoLDTHARP, ESQ,
Gds Eh0f,Ieer, E'ittSbtT0h, Pa.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS CO.,
Ruc7-eoWty MheellnE. ~. va.
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Return of the QUAKER City with tho
Mediterranean VOyaEerS.


FFo,nths Ne,V York Tribune Of u etinesddy.
The steamship Quaker City. COM
manded by Capt. Duncan, that left this
port' freighted with pleasure seekers,
174 days ago, for Il voyage to the Holy
Land, returned yesterday with all on
board well, with however, one excep-
tiUn, namely Col. j. s. Haldemun of
Harrisburg, Pa, eX. United States Min
lister to Sweden, whose LEFT leg WAS bro
ken below the knee when the ship was
within three days suil OF New York I.
Judging from ull accounts the voyage
has been most pleasant, nothing occur
ring of the nature of sickness TO mar
the happiness ofthe voyagers for a sim
gle moment. Leaving New York on
The s;h of June, the travellers touched at
the following named ports in success
sion: Fayal, Gibralter, Marseilles,
Genoa, Leghorn, Naples, Athens, Dar-
denielles, Constantinople, SebastopOol,
Odessa, Malta, COnstantinople, DArden-
ielles, Smyrna, Beirout, Mount Carmel.
JoppG, Alexandria,, Cagliari, Algiers,
Malaga, Gibralter, Cadiz, Madeira, Ber-
mudn The vessel started with 62 pass
engers, each OF whom paid 81, $50 for the
trip; quite u moderate price, when the
length OF the trip Is taken into consid-
Grafton, and the time fproviding board
and lodging. This is the first trip OF
the kind ever projected, but there is no
doubt, judging from its success, II Is a
forerunner of many others.
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TtONSUHESFION CAN BE CURED.
u The True Remedy al Lat Discovered.
UPHAN's FRESH MEAT CUBE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof TTOussean OF Paris, cures
COnEumptiOn, Lung Diseases Bronchitis,
DyspepsiR, Marasmus, General Debility and
all morbid conditions oil the system depen-
dent On deficiency OF vital force IL Is pleas
ant 10 TASTE and q single bottle will convince
the most skeptical Of It's virtue as the great
healing remedy OF the age. 81 a bottle, or
six bottIes for S. Sent by Express- cold by
y. C. UPHAM, No. 25 South Eight street.
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sts. Cir
culaTg Rant FIRE.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies and ChildTens' Boots and Shoes, Mt lower
prices than ever was seen In the Stnte. Ii
GArdiuer1s New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them
Every pair of Boots md shoes sold at this
establishment IL WARRANTED, and In
every case viii be mended nee Of charge.
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.CHuRcHEs OF THE UNITED SrATRs.-
The report on the state of religion in
the United States, prepared by Rev.
Henry B. Smith, b. D., of the Union
Theological Seminary, and presented
to the General Conference of the Evan
gelical Alliance recently in session at
Amsterdam, is document of great in
terest and value, containing within
small compass vast amount of infor-
nation in regard TO the state and pro-
gress OF religion in this country. We
Coudense from the annexed statistics,
which will be found convenient for ref
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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

TIVHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
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ONLY 81. UNFORTUNATE HUMAN
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Dr. Henrie Remmair, Stanton, f., N. Y.
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THE Louisville Democrat, is urging
the policy of allowing all the whites of
the South to reconstruct without negro
interference. admits that "uiey might
be proserIptfVe Of former Onion men,
dnd deny The negro some ciUa rights, but
these would cure themselves in time"
No doubt of it; but after such war the
North says that no'O is the time to cure
this prescription and denial OF civil
rights. as
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NrunER o. oHunonEs. Erc., Isl zee UNIrEp

'''ii Moravlans about $4,000 communl-
Unitarians about 500 churches.
Universalists include about 600, 1000 Of
the population.
Friends or Qnakers, Hicksites, about
40, 600 members.
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nJE ARE IN WANT OF CASVARSING
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NAVY, the most elegant illustrated work
ever issued in this ar any country. Apply
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A PREcooIoUs JuyRNILE.-A lady
was recently reading 10 her ohild-a
boy ofseVen years-a story OF q little
fellow whose father was taken ill and
died, whereupon the youngster set
himself diligently to work to assist in
supporting himself and his mother.
When she had finished the story the
following dialogue ensued:
Mother-Now, my little man, If your
papa was to die, wouldn't you work to
help your mother2"
Boy-(No relishing the idea OF work)
Why, ma, what fort Amt we got "a
good house to live in7
Mother-Oh, yes, my child, but we
can't eat the house, you know.
Boy-Well, amt we got hoor and
sugar and other things in the store
roOm7
Mother-Certainly we have, my dear
boy, but they w0n'tiast long, ana ~hat
Boy-well, ma, ain't there enough
to last until you get another husband1
A roar of laughter ended the collo-
OuV.
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IMPORTANT TO CIGAR MAKERs.-The
attention of cigar dealers and manufac-
turers is called 10 the following law:
"Any person who shall give away,
mr. Otherwise dispose of any empty oi.
oar box or boxes which have been
stamped, without first destroying such
stamps, or shall refill any cigar box,
without first defacing or destroying
such stamps, shall, on conviction OF
either offense, be liable to penalty OF
one hundred dollars, or to imprlson-
ment not exceeding sixty days, or
the costs OF the trial, and 1t shall be
lawful for any cigar inspector or reVe-
nue. officer to destroy any empty cigar
box upon which cigar stamp shall be
found :"
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LOUIS NAPoLEoS, in his opening
speech to the French Chambers an
nounced that all opposition to the unity
and consolidation of Germany will
henceforth be abandoned by France.
The Nephew Of his Uncle evidently is
impressed with the impoIicy OF having
too many Irons in the IRE at one and
the same time. Thecomplications with
ItaIv. the open expressions of sYmpa-
thy In Paris with the Roman revolu-
tionfsts, which he had to tell his police
TO suppress the other, day, and those
ugly bread riots,-are go many motives
for keeping on good terms now with his
German neighbors, whom SO lately he
was bravely menacing-
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ALoU1svILLE dealer has purchased
IA 500 gallons Divine in ssudusky. OF
this seasons pressing.
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UHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract Of a Letter nom Bar
on Solomon RothSchild.
PARIS, S.h April, 1854. 3 Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-Will you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded to me here 30 bottles OF your In
dian Linlment; II you will send nt the same
amount through MeSsrs. Belmont q Co,
New York.
Balon solomon ROthschiId having recon-
mended to many OF his friends Major LANES
LINTMENT, Rs they being desirous TO procure
IL, he should advise him TO establish de-
not In Paris
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BETTING IN New YoRK.-The pools
sold by Tommy johnson, at Reilly's
restaurant, corner OF Broadway and
Twenty-eighth street, were paid off
Thursday evening TO the holders of the
successful tickets. The sum of money
that has changed hands over these cleo
tions is something Incredible; S25, 600
passed through the hands of the auc-
tioneer, 500, 900 was bet in Reilly's res
taurant alone, and we shall not be far
wrong in estimating that the total
amount will not TALL short of $500, 600.
The principle winners over the election
of Jimmy O'Brien are the Hon. John
Morrisey, who pockets some $4,000,
and Joe Hines, Nolan, Eckerson, and
Eddy Cuddy chime to the tune of some
Thing between s., 600 and 5000. These
are now all preparing for the coming
campaign for Mayor, and the Tnmmany
ticket is strong fayorite, as odds are
offered on Hoffman's election, and the
$500, 900 won on O'Brien is ready to go
up again to support their man. Tom
my johnson wilIstart selling pools soon
again an the result.
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Incorporated 1855.

Incorporated 1888,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OETICE No. - MONROE ST.,
ITONEY RECEIVED ON DEPosJT, IN
III teres't paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points
In order 70 meet want that has long been
felt IN this community, this institution viii
receive on Wednesday aud Saturday nnlET-
noon between the nouns Of two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, nom
one dollar aud upwards, on which intsres
will be paid.
GEO. MESDEL, President
DIRECroRs.-Alex. LaughIIn, A. ]. Pannsn
Ott, James PAUL, Alex. J. CSCil, james Heed
OCl7-ly A. q. QUARRlEFS, Treasurer.