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God has so made the sexes that wo-
men, like children, cling to men; lean
upon them for protection, care, and
love; look up to them as though
they were superior In mind and
body. They make them the suns OF
their system and they and their chill
dren revolve around them. Men are
gods, II they but knew 1t, and women
burning incense at their shrines. Wo-
men, therefore, who have good minds
and pure hearts want men 10 lean upon.
Think OF their revereucing a drunkard,
n liar, fool, or libertine. II man
would have woman to do him hom-
age he must be manly in every sense; a
true gentleman, not after tho Chester
field school, but polite, because his
heart Is full OF kindness to all; one who
treats her with respect, even Difference,
because she Is woman; who never
c0ndescends 10 say silly things 10 her;
who brings her up to bis level, II his
mind is above hers; who is never over
anxious TO please; but always anxious
TO do right; who has no time TO be friv-
olons With her; always dIgnitied In
speech and act; who never spends too
much upon her; never yields to temp
talion, even II she puts i in his way;
who Is ambitious to make his mark In
the world whether she encourages him
or not; who Is never familiar with her
to the extent OF being an adopted
brother or cousin; who Is not over care
iul about dress; always pleasant aud
considerate, but always keeping his
place OF the man, the head, and never
losing II. Such department, with no.
ble principles, a good mind. energy,
and Industry, will win any woman In
the world VINO is worth winning.-Es.
change. jf,Fs5-4 liz r
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o1S TO s2S PER DAY SURE. Agents
9lo Enutel everywhere, TO sell our Patent
Everlasting While Wire ClotheH-lines,
Tribune, ave have soon IL used and Il gives
entire Battsfaction."-N. y CtrtStidn ddUo.
cate. "1'he Patent Wire Clothes Line d all
Il purpotts 10 be.H-N y. Independsnt. Ad.
dres1 tho AMERICAN WIRE To-, 1872 Broad.
way, New YORK,
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AT thes Grant meeting in New York
on Wednesday evening, General
slekles made a speech, fromth report
ofwhich the following is extractsd:
snow, when these brave men desire
employ mont, the claims Of politicians
are considered before theirs, tried
Tor eight days TO get soldier who had
lost two fingers In the war employ
ment on the new courthouse In the
park. [Laughter.l / went from the su-
pervlsor TO the foreman, from foreman
10 alderman, and finally got down to a
eouncilman, and then 4 gave II up.
Great laughter ] Butnot one OF them
Jailed % express great deal OF regret
That Ihdd been siteh a fool Us to etlame
In such an Internal iCdr,n =
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B s. .A Y ~.

That Il To Hay, we are Offering nj our New
3, ,4 tF1' Store,
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SOCIAL EQUALITY.-Ta Talking about
social equality, writes New York cor.
respondent. l was In car, seated nenr
n negro, rather nicely gotten up, who
was chOwIng anil expOctorating right
and loft.
"You ought not to do thnl," said to
him.
"Got as good right az dat white iel.
low" he answered, M ho pointed 10 n
chap OF the butcher breed engaged In
the same dirty business.
ale has no right, and you should sot
him Hn example OF better breeding" I
answered.
Cuff Internationally removed His cud,
hut hO had taught ne n lesson, / had
not noticed the white brute. | was very
Indignant NJ the GOlorOd ono.
And NO the world goes. g..
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An Alabama paper mildly says of
the mOmb0rs Of the Reconstruction
Convention: "ThOy are drunk; drunk
with powerj they, thO low-born ind
low.llve1 things who wRrO only Great.
Gd To RroyVl In the fostering and seetll.
Ing dlrl OF n sewer, aud who happen
beings,
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sTEAMISo FooD FOR srocK.-One
who has had ample experience in
steanllng food for stock says that the
advantages are: lst. Itrenders mouldy
hay, straw, &C., palatable and satisfac.
tory to the animals. 2d. II enables the
feeder to mix different qualities of food,
lny aud strnw, good aud poor hay, &C.,
rendering 1t all pAlalable, soft.
cning the hard, tough tibers,
and thus enabling the farmer TO
save all. 81. II improves the mn.
nnre, rendering all ready for use. 4. II
will cure IncIpIent heaves in horses,
and lus Il remarkable effect upon hor.
seS with sudden cold and In uons,i.
patton. and Keeps all animals more
healthy. 5. II improves the HppearI nee
Ofnll animals ut once, and iatteng them
In much less time. O. II saves Mt lenst
One-third of the food-twO bushels OF
cooked hay will satisfy COWS as we'll M
three bushels Of uncOoked.
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Ct0NsuMFTIoN CAN BE CURED.

CONJUNCTION CAN BE CURED.
~ The True Remedy nj Last Discovered.
the formula OF Prof Trousseau OF Paris, cures
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the most Skeptical Of It's virtue gS the Great
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FOR nsrANCE,

We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
dies a'nnd Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
pfioes than ever was seen In the State. II
Gafdiner'B New Store, cor. Main aud Union
HtreetS and get them.
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold At this
establishment is WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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We Are Coming,

A ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY pER.
~ non SendlnR uSR clnh IN our urCRt one
Silk llrtSs Pattern, l'icC vi HhOBtlng, Watch
&C.. lfcO or cod, Catalogue OF HOtISlN, nn,i
sample, s9nt 10 Rny NldrrSS FREE. Address i, !,
=: HAYES 4 60, % Hanover Sl., boston,
Mass. z. U. Boz 6l&
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@eaifaI
White Pine Compound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLIcTED
L Throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, Ia
the New England States, where lis merits
nave become as well known as tho tree ffom
which, in part II deriyesits virtues.
The white Pine Compound Cures
Sore. Throat Colds, Coughs, pIptheria,
AIRY Affections generally. II k q remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficulty Of Noidlng Urine, Bleedlng nom
the Kidneys and bladder, Gravel, and other
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TmRNOw Orleans qTnles says: "Thoro
nro many houses here for rcnt, pnrtIc.
ulnrly those TINT may be termed first
class. We have seldom seen WI many
notIc"s 10 rent Tho grand boulevard,
Canal street, Is no exception"
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Eirst Nlortgneo Isonds.

hOAD tOMIANl,
Seven por cent interest, February md Aug,
FNHEsE BONpS COVER A ROAD OF 81
miles, finished from ", Louis 10 PILOT
Knob, and In hTSt-clAsS order, aud an Nxtsn.
sion OF about the Ramo length from Pilot
Knob 10 belmont, now mpldly constructing,
for Will oil the proceeds Of thnsO bonds nra ID
no used, making % through route ffum ST.
Louis 70 New Orleans by rail. Tho earnings
of the VI mllOs are s600,0U0 q year; the net
pronH now ArU Eti tilcient 10 pay The Interest
nn tho entire amount Of bonds, wcre they all
lSlncd, Tho blSiS OF security lS believed 70
10 beyond that of any Othnr bonds now of
IoTed. Apply ~ tho ONCE OF the Company,
No. u WHll.St,, To II. q. MARQuAND. Vicu
President, or TO CLARK, UOpCiE q CO., coz.
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such assilk, Meriuo, and Alpacca Dresses,
Table CoverS, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plat.
etl Ware, Sewing Machines, DC. This Is no
humbug. but a reality. Send your clubs OF
ton and upwards, for checks describing the
goods, with ten cents for eAcn chOck, and the
getter up OF the club will receive valuable
present, worth nom 9 TO 500, according TO
number OF names sent,
ARentN wanted In every town, CIrcnlRrs
sent free. Address, GRAHAM a CO., a q "a
Federal street BoStnn
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GraaspartatLba.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road,

OSAMD ;,Is; AFTER Y; !, \; NOVEMBER 9 eth, 1857.
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Revolution in Trade.
For Only One dollar

T AIDES, you will be astonIshed at the
u value Of all kinds OF Goods sent by the
well known and Justly celebrated arm Of
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STANDARD MILLING MAoHINEs-of
y Improved Construction, great power !,
large capacity, unrivalled convenience OF I'd.
lustInent, Also pipe vlses, with and with-
out extrl law, and Vises ofall sizes, for heavy
PANY, of Boston, Mass, for illustrated cir
cular. For sale by dealers In hardware and
machinery.
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\NTANTEu--AN AGENT-oue chance in
w earli town, worthy the attention OF an
active btihneNR man, In take the agency for
the sale Of BRADsTRkErs RUBRER MouLD.
ING AND WEATHEn 6TRIPS, applied 10 the
EtlcS, bottom, top anu centre Of doOn and
Windows. The sale II beyond any.
thing ever offered before TO M agent, and
tTOm $40 70 t2S per day eau 10 maids. Send
for agents. circular, The Dirt who apply No.
cure u bargain. TermS IOr Moulding, cash,
j. X. BRhiISTkEET 4 90, Boston, Mass,
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DISEASES OF THE ORGANS,
DDr. WALTERS, on Broadway, New YORK,
deVoteS particular attention 10 all diseases
peculiar 10 these organs In both sexes. Send
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"A Three InagnInccntIy Illustrated Medical
Hooks, containing important Physiological
Information, for Men aud Women, sent fee
on receipt Of % cents by addressing the SEC.
tetary OF the New York Medical .Uniyenity.
No. 0 Glln ton place, New York City.
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Circulara Sent Fraa

CONTAINING Lists OF Dry and Fancy
&C, &C, 10 be sold, 0NE DOLLAR FOR each Rf.
tlcle, Great Inducements 10 Agents, PLUM.
MER q MoULTON, Is MarshRl street, Bos.
ton, Mas.
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ntHE PAPER FOR THE MILLIoNt-
THE AMERICAN FARMER, the Practical
Farmers Own Paper, the Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural and Horticultural Journal
In America. Beautifully Illustrated with
numerous EnRravingl OF Farm Buildings,
Animals, Fruits and Flowers.
,oNow Now the time TO Subscribe for the year
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The Publishers have perfecteda n system OF
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vVGOII

Agents wanted everywhere, For Climb
Price List OF Valuable Prizes open 10 All, 40
address JOHN TURNER, PubllAher and Pro
prietor, Rochester, New York.
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TOBACCO.

F We have not
discontinued, nor do
we intend 10 cease
packing 500 Daily In
papers OF Century
Tobacco. reports 10
the contrary nOtwlth
standing.
@-We are making
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choicest teaf;it is free
nom drugs, and Is In
every respect, the
Best Fine Cut To.
..a4 bAcc1
manufactured. Sold
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Address =. GAlSHETf 4 CO., Publishers, 7O2
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Philadelphia l:9O m $40 a m IL 10 m
Tickets TO oil principal points In the East
anu west can be procured at the Union office
In McLnre House and at the station at
Bridgeport. +. r. MYERS,
deC2 General Ticket Agent,
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'tDsiOHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARM.
J. Ing" How either sex may fascinnte
and Eatn the love and affections OF any per.
ron they may choose, Instantly. ThIR simple
mental requirement all can posSeSs, free, by
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the unmarried Of both sexes. A queer, OK.
GilinI book; 100000 copies sold. Address T,
d0lnhlh.
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LtZ-sy a. IilIla x - iI.ff,lil. Hft| ] -
THE RURAL II tho Leading and Largest
Circulating Newspaper of its ciass on M
CONTINENT hyperion In Value and Varletyol
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ptacelo more Agricultural. Horticultural,
Scientific, Educational, Literary ana New
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any other Journal, ,-for II comprise bepaft-
meuts Including - =
Aoricllttre, CIotee LAoat,r, Z.
HortielLtifc, M Scienes ana ~
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= . .
a 4.5
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
That never have been nor never can:be. heat
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WANTED-lOO Farmers TO engage In
w business that will pay from SlO1 10 $50
per month from now until spring. Address
JONES BROS. 4 CO., PHILADELPHIA,
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. OoMP'Y

OFFICE BAIT. q ONO RAILRoAD CO.,
WHEELING, May 4, lSt7.|
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and after May
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The Peoples Bank.
OFEluE No. " MAIN ST., WHEELING.
OW.Va. Money received on depoEit. Ins
tsTsst paid on special deposits.
Notes and bulls discounted. Exchange
abroad promptly attended 70.
DIRECToRS
J0hn Reid, Christian Hess,
John Aandlan, John VoclIeT,
aamI j. Boyd Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Prest.
JOSIAH +. UPDEGRAFF. Casn,r. mys
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''UnquestlonaBiy the best sustained
work of the Kind In the World"
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National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Gfn1TAIs el0O,OOO.
MONEY RECEIVED ON Deposit
ul Interest paid on special Deposits. Notoa
ana Bills discounted. Exchange bouRhtAnd
sold. COLLECTIONS made on all points and pro-
eeeds promptly Temltted,
Discount tdAy-Wednesday.
DIRECTORS, ',.
Thomas Il. List, Robert Pratt,
Robert Gibson, Z. A. M'CabG,
]. ., ThomaR, 7. n. DodBon.
THos. h. LIST, President.
.. Il. HILIDRETH, CaAllief. noVI
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Books.

\ Noble Life--George Peabody's.
American Notes-Greenbacks.
Rough Diamonds-Charcoal.
Her Majesty's Mails,-Prince of Wales.
Alfred and Arthur.
About London--The Suburbs.
Last Winter in Rome-Cold.
The Post of Honor-Col Greene's.
Oliver Twist--Corkscrews.
The girls own treasu.y-their papas
Men who have riseu-balloonists.
The mountain refuge-IIoosac Tunnel.
The way of the world-millions of tons.
Sporting days-from twenty to forty
years ofage.
Addresses and charges-long and high.
The harvest of the sea-cod, haddock
and hallibut.
The holy land-the oil region.
Who breaks pays--how about Mellen,
Ward ( Co?
Music.
know a bank-Manhattanville OF IA
70?
Ny Highland Rose did it-then you
made something?
Song of the Lark-we won't go home
till morning.
There's a Bower--there are two. right
and left.
Shells of the Ocean-props.
All Hail to the Land-some rain would
be better.
Ben Bottle won't, he's steady on i'm
parchment.
The Days Seem Longer Now-well, they
are longer.
7 would not Live Alwsys~-sour grapes
Will You Come to the Bower-if yol
play the right one.
You'll Remember-when my note is
protested.
Rest, Spirit, Rest-the State constable'
will no. permit it.
In Darkness / Wander--take a Lantern
and go straight on.
We Met BY Chance-at Crosby's Opera
House.
Beloved Star-Parepa by Rosa.
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The Flood i'm the Ohio.

From the Cairo Democrat, March %.
We present below a complete report Of
the conditions Of the towns along the Ohio
river between Louisville and this point
TOWNS SUBMERGED.
Troy the water is about five feet deep
all over the town.
Uuiontown-the water IS from six to
eight feet deep.
Shawneetown-the water is about ten
feet deep.
Caseyville-about the same. At this
place quite a number of houses have been
washed away, and great numbers are con-
sidered in the greatest danger.
Smithland-the water over the town is
from eight to ten feet deep. Here also g
number of houses have been washed away,
and others will follow yet, as their founda-
tions are giving away.
Mound City entirely under water.
TOWNS partially UNDER WATER.
Mockport, Amsterdam, Concordia, Rome,
Stevensport, Cloverport, Hawsville, Camel
ton, Rockport, Greensboro, E~lizabethtown
Golconda, Paducah, Eat this town there are
but fofty acres not covered with water,) Me
tropolis.
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BEECHER VS.. BALLoU.-We seldom find
in a religious controversy any thing more
spicy than the following:
Once upon a time, says the narrator, Ly-
man Beecher and Hosea Ballou met to COM
pare Calvinism and Universalism'a and each
came well armed with texual missiles After
several apostolic blows from each, shrewd-
Iy parried by the other, DR.. Beecher opened
to the ninth Psalm and read: "The wicked
shall be turned into heH and all the nations
that forget God" There sir, the wicked
are IN hell; get them out if you can"
Hosea Ballou, calm as a summer morning
pointingtoth the twelfth ofJohn's Revelation
read: Death and heHdelivered up the deaC
that were in them" There" said father
3allou,' 'they are out; get them in agar
if you can ,"
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a LONG N UNWILLING RIDE.-The
Waterman, who was on the Bridgepor
Bridge, over the Tennessee River, at the
time it swept away by the recent food, was
not drowned as was supposed. After be-
ing precipitated into the river he managed
to climb upon the wreck, aud in that con
dition he foated down the river for eighty
miles, when he was picked up by a steamer
and taken back.
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BEAST BUTLER BEING CARED FORA
package containing a neatly turned wooden
spoon, about four feet long, arrived at
Washington last week, by express, directed
to Major-gcneral b. f. BUTLER. Another
spoon, of iron, eighteen inches in length
passed through Richmond last week pei
Southern Express Company, directed to "B
Z. BUTLER, Washington, d. c." On the
reverse side was First Alabama returns
under the provisions ofthe SHERMAN Bill
If the spoons were only silver the Beast
would pocket both the insults and the
spoons.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-28

The Vevay Ind Reveille reports that
while c. b. Lansorm was crossing a creek,
during the late freeze, the ice broke and he
fell Into the water. He Owed under the ice
about eighteen feet toward shore, where
the water was about two feet deep. when by
placing himself on his hands and feet, he
pushed his back against the ice; breaking
il, coming out safe and sound.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-28

A CoNTRAsT.--No freeman shall be ar
rested or imprisoned, or dispossessed of his
tenement, or outlawed, or exiled, or in any
wise proceeded against, unless by the legal
judgment Of his peers, or by the law Of the
land.--Art:cle 80 IF Magma CHarto.
"Ifhe, (brigadier or other military off Ger }
gives them a trial before he in1icts the pun
ishment, be gives it of his grace and mercy
and not because he is commanded 50 to do
-PrtsidtatS McSSage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-28
Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizZes. your switches. your wig
Destructive OF comfort. and not worth a fig:
Come aged. come youthful. come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in Your own luXnriant hair.