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.. THE CHILDS CURE.
LaughIin'S Infant Cordial,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
An astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. A fact that
while teething children are in constant pain.
A fact that during that period nothing will re-
lieve them sooner or more effectually thss
LAUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not see them suffer. .s
USE THE INFANTS CQRDIwIL
Mothers, relieve their sutferinadbyI-,
THE INFANT CORDIAL. .f
Teething is greatly facilitatedby
THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Frctrulness and Wakefulness cured
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
ChOlic and rain cured instantly
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby if you
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted to'please or price re
funded. Prepared only by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.,
feb2i Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
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Pedal Clothing.

There is probably no article Of cloth
ing so important as that which covers
the feet. The requirements are neat
ness, durability and comfort, three es-
sentials difficult to find combined, and
We are confident our readers will thank
us for informing them that at Blond &
Bachman's, 107 Main street, they can
find boots and shoes which combine the
above requirements. Their work Is
made in the best of style, of the best
mate rial, and for neatness not surpass-
ed. Messrs. Blond 4 Bachman are en-
ergetic young men, courteous and oblig-
ing dealers, and are determined to
spare no effort toplease, both as to quail
ity and price of goods. Our readers
cannot do better than call upon them
and examine their stock and prices, for
it will save them much trouble in run
ming around, as they cannot fail to be
shifted.
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Mr.. W. MINER says: u IN

PITTSBURGH, September, 1866.
Messfs Hostettsr & Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa. '''-'''
GENTS Il think am only doing the part Of q
good citizen when testify to the great benefits
received by me from the use of your Stomach
Bitters during the last i've years. Sojourning
for time in the oil regions, in 1851, had Sc
vers Bilious attack, which, in connection with
dyspepsia, left me in very weak condition.
was advised to try your Btters, and, having pro
cured bottle, found that they worked like a
charm upon me, eight pounds having been added
to my weight i'll the space of one week, and new
life seemed to have been infused into my sys
TEN, so much so, that have been induced to use
them every summer since that time. As a tonic
1 think they are Invaluable. o.
This summer; having had "a similar attack
land as before, much reduced,J although undel
the treatment of an i No. physician, I was agaii
obliged to have recourse to the old Bitters, ant
with the same coed result, having gained 81,
pounds within few days. L purchased a hal
dozen bottles a few weeks since, and purpose t
use them regularly as tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain 1890
h - ~ ug Yours, gratefully. .
II = 81 EF " WILLIAM MILLER.
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IACARDTO INyALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
ca as missionary discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought OH by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine in seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free o.
charge. Please inclose POST paid envelope, ad.
IMAM, Station ID, Bible House, New Ysrk
CITY. nOyl3
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.oHOUlDRRf BRACES. AN IN:
y proved srticis, answering both As Brace and
suspender Also, SHOULDER BRACES for ladies'
and Children. For sale by T. II. LOGAN 4 Co.
and LOGAN LIST e. co. '"' ~
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TOUR.ROLD LINIMENT.
70 FOURFOLD LINllME N1

h This Il without exception, the best liniment
in use, either for Man OF Beast. Sold wholesale
and retail, BY I. II. L0GAN& CO.,
3d. a8-.t'I ig and LOGAN, LIST & co.
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Of Pianos, Organs, &C., &C., on Thurs
day next April Ia, 1867, at rooms for
merly occupied by J. Clemens &C.,
Main street, Wheeling, ". Va. IN.
Pianos and Organs will be On exhioi'
ton from MondeyI April s,to THURSDAY
April IL. Sale to, take place on Thurs
day at 1 O'Clock p. M. The small goods.
such as violins, Guitars, Banjos, &c.
&C. cat win be sold on the evenings of the
18th and 18th, commencing at 7 o'clock
Cali and examine this fine stock of Pi'
amos. Organs, Sc, before day of sale.
apr6-tf ftrf
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.sKeao.,'

A Dutchman's definition of the game
of Keno" now so fashionable: dat
ish a leedle games ven all der fellers
set round NIT der dables, and put put
tons on pasteboard cards NIT figgers on
'em, and don't say some dings already
and den by-and-bye one Teller he says,
'Genoo," and den all dem udder fellers
saw ooh hell!'"
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Hearing that ito be out Of the fash
ion is to be out of the world" we called
ut Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Watkins, l6l
Main street, to get poste d, and as their
store is a branch of Nine. Demorests' in
New York, you may be sure that We
found all that was worth knowing. We
were shown several handsome dresses,
sacqnes, and other of the numerous elk
ins' belonging to the female forms di-
vine. Bnt we are not going to tell all
We saw. but would advise our lady
readers to call and see for themselves,
and if you have u nice dress 10 make.
you may as we'll take it along with YOU.
and get it made in the latest style.
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4 sweet Kiss.
Lovers and poets expatia tie upon the
sweetness of kisses, and divide these
into classes, divisions, and sections.
The other day felon, sentenenced to
death, was visited by his mistress, who
in kissing him at parting, slipped from
her mouth to his own a key, by means
of which he was enabled to unlock the
paddock of his irons. Thus he escaped
We do not know how the doctors would
classify that kiss, but the condemned
no doubt, thought it the sweetest kiss
he had ever received.
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ROardiny and Sale Stable.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
i Boarding and Sale Stable in the old Commits.
sary building, on John street, between 4th and
5th. Entrance in the rear of the building.
apr9.lmO HENRY &. SHALLCROSS.
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s,.ub3uyilIe Seminary.

We would call attention to the adj
vertisement of the Steubenville Female
Seminary, as it offers superior advan'
tages to all young ladies desiring
thorough education. The teachers EN-
ployed are all we'll qualified for the
positions they occupy, and every effort
will be made to impart instruction in
the various branches in such manner
as will impress it upon the mind, and
make study pleasure.
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their spacious businesseoms, having re-
painted, papered and finished mp gen.
orally, until their house is now one Of
the most attractive places in the city.
They have an immense stock of nice
things in the Carpet and Wall Paper
line, all of which they will take pleas
ure in exhibiting. See advertisements.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
The Edinburgh leaves for Cincinnati
on Saturday.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Steubenville Seminary.
H. C. Harbour L. Co. have a fine
stock of carpets and wall paper. --.-
See card of B. Hebrank 4 Co. 3
Lost-a lsdy's gold watch. -.corI :.
A notice concerning the street railway
appears elsewhere. fE sttc 80
The sale of Stein Brothers stock will
be continued at the old stand Of Geo.
R. Taylor & Co. -r @
Lost pocket-book-see advertisement.
Fair and Festival-see notice.
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BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE
n furnished with spacious and pleasant
room and board Location about three squares
from Post Office. Several day boarders also can
he accommodated. For further information, ap-
ply at this Office. aprs-3t
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Your MONEY.

Do Not spend yosr Merey "A.
+ AT auction for goods you>do not want,
but 90 to Partridge's Gallery while they
are making four of those beautiful gems
for twenty-five cents, Tor twelve card
photographs form ,dollar-for pic
lures will never be SO cheap again.
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Pembcrton House Reopened

V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
i chased aud thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water St,
he is now prepared to entertain the pnblic in
the best manner. No effort will he spared to
make his guests comfortable.
apr9Iy @ LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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Hair Brushes. ""..' .."HD ~
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Shaving
Brushes, Flesh Brushes, thefnt Il assort-
ment in the city, will be found at E.
Bookings, Drng Store, No. 1, odd Eel
lows Hall. III! 'A
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The Sale

The sale
OF Dir. Roots property on Wednesday
was adjourned until Saturday morning
at9 o'clock. Seven thousand dollars
was the highest bid. Tire sale will be
continued at that time by Hubbard Bro.
T. Co., at the Court House.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THOS. 0'BRIEN
i is fully authorized to solicit subscriptions to
the Citizens Street Railway, and earnestly hopes
all persons feeling interested in the enterprise
will subscribe some stock, so.the work can be
commenced Immediately.
JOHN McLURE, JR.,
April H. Is6T3t President.
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LOST /,

IN THE CITY, YESTERDAY, A LADY'S
l. Gold Watch; supposed TO be lost ON Market
street, between North and Madison streets.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
it at THOMAS, STURGEON e. cos or LEWIS
WOODS, Martinsville. .rl ~ aprl2 +,
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WILL OPEN MAY 9Th.
REDUCTION OF TERMS,

TERMS-Per session of five months, for board
ing, room! light, &c, $50 tuition from $40
TO SIS, according to class; washing so cents
per dozen. We have reduced our terms about
ten per cent for the coming wear. For particu'
lars, apply to the Superintendent or Principal.
aDrl2.2w m Wxf
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A Contemporary

Says that "thcre is perhaps no name
in connection with the carpet trade in
the West so well and favorably known
among the citizens of Western Pennsyl-
yania, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia
as that of Harbonr." We take pleasure
in adding our endorsement of the above
handsome compliment, although in this
community the firm of Fl. c. Harbour
& Co. cannot be supposed to need any
recommendation. We called at Their
elegant establishment-NO LAB Main
street-last evening, and were pleased
to notice that within the past few weeks
the firm have completely overhauled
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REMOVAL.
MISS J. CRYMBLE,

HAS REMOVED FROM HER OLD STAND
i l. opposite the Mcclure House, TO $50 Market
street between Monroe and Union steeets,
where she is now opening fine assortment OF
Straw and Fancy Millinery Goods Of the latest
styles. apr9-2t
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ANY Ofour Exchanges"

Who wish to obtain assistance in any
department, (press, case Oh job,) will
find it advantageous to address 81. II
w." at this Office, stating terms, &c.
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ateiukackf

ateiuha ek's ..... .zr
Plain pink and buff percale's just
opened BY j. II. Smith & Co..
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STEUBENVILLE .r
FEMALE SEMINARY

REV. c. c. BEATTY, D. D., Ii. D., Supt.
REV. A. NJ REID A. NJ, Principal
PROP. J. L. r. WYCKOFF, A. NJ, Professor
Of Natural Science and Latin.
THE SUMMER SESSION OF THIS, INsTI
Il tutiou .
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. ~ HOLIDAYS
Improved Comnosition Roofing

rI'HIS ROOFING COMPOUND HAVING
i been thoroughly tested and approved by a
discriminating public, is offered as superior to
any Roofing material ever before introduced. II
smrnasSrs all other roofs for L.
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Wonders Of Natural History. ..
YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY AND TAKES
YOUR CHOICE.

you PAYS YOUR MONEY AND TAKES
YOUR CHOICE.
From the Clyde Times.l
Last July Mr.. Jefferson Olmstead, of
Savannah, missed hog weighing some
two hundred pounds, and nothing was
seen or heard of him until last week,
when Mr.. Olmstead, having occasion to
take down a straw stack OH his place,
Ills swineship was discovered under
meath. There was no doubt, from the
facts and signs given, that the hog had
been in the straw since last July. He
was probably asleep in the straw when
the stack was being male, which was
the time the hog was missed, and was
covered up 50 completely and closely
that he could not escape. His weight
was, when found, about sixty pounds.
The hog seemed to be as well as ever,
save the falling off in weight.
CATCHING A MINI.
From the Hudson Register.l
Early on Saturday morning Mr.. Enos
eraser, brakeman OH the Hudson
River railroad, caught mink ut his
.Itation, about n mile above this city,
in a novel manner. The animal at
tempted to run across the track, but the
instant he struck the cold frosty rail, he
stuck fast, and was captured by the flag
man before he could move from his
sealed position. The mink proved to be
of the largest size and the fur of extra
quality. Experienced hunters say this
is the most extraordinary manner Of
trapping animals that haserer coms;to
their knowledge, and they consider it
worth o passing notice, if not special
patent. -
HOW RUSSIAN Stables ARE CAUGHT.
From Munchausens Narratives
Provided with pitcher of water, the
hunter stations himself ina tree over
the hole leading TO the habitation of the
animal, and when the latter comes out,
and stands looking about, the hunter
pours some water on the creatures tall
which almost instantly becomes frozen
to the ground. The hunter then de-
sends, and with his knife slashes the
sable's face. The frightened animal
struggles to get away, and finally
escapes through the opening made in
its eountenance by the hunters knife
leaving its skin in the possession of the
hunter, while it returns tc its hole
where it awaits the grewth of new
skin.
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LOST
/ HEBRANK. -. A. HEBRANK, JR
B. HEBRANK & BRO.

nEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW.
~ ELRY, Silver and Silver Plated Ware, No.
As Main Street, Wheeling, w. Va. Particular
attention given to repairing Chrononeter, Du
ple1 Levers and other Watches. All work war
ranted 10 give satisfaction. aprl2-lw
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j. II. smith n Go.
a Sweet IKiss.

Have Just received an assortment OF
silk sun umbrellas.
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For Twenty-Five Gents.
V,HE REST YARD WIDE
i bleached muslin in the city, equal to Semper
ldems. apr2 Us. RHODES x 10
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WHITE, HOLIDAY &CO.

Parties can address IT'S through tho Post Office
or.leave tbei: orders with Messrs. Armstrong
Holiday & Co.. or with Mr.. Jacob Harlan al
Norway Iron Manufacturing Cempany's Office,
Cp,
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ECONOMY, DURaBILITY

and BEAUTY OF APPEARANCE. Is is ap-
plicable to any style of roof, not being affected
by heat or cold. Tor steamboat or car roof, it is
unequallud. 1t is perfectly Fire Proof. We
refer to any parties for whom we have done
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
MANCHESTER. JAN. Is. 1907.



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arats.sug t..e proposed Caa.
amendment l.yovuto cf II
af A similar the
N .e 81 t4e SID l.y yg,s Of
28a6
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asal3 s,ates 1ftae e .9u we've pa "a
IS rs y A Is te suatc the
states b8ag r.e,is5 8fafeser q thopun-
s. 81 ,qaai suffrage ana equal gifts to
81 black aad white.
Cen simon Cameron uas on TEE lay
last nominated 5 Is fna ballot 81 NJ
Republican calcu az Harrisburg for
& S senator f1 ,Le ta.l term q aiz
years fraai thc iIh 81 -agta nest He
received igeg. q. 50 votes, and his nom
nation uas tAcreapoa maleuaanimoas
III election i.l follow to-day.
Ad.snatch tfoia Lansing. Michigan,
announces thedca.h of Governor Grape
10 that State Ha was formerly % resi-
don't Of Now Bedford, aud omiaratcd %
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- Imnene l,u,ent 80.

TIE aaf allae q ntt aea
"a thafF 81 NusEt iaeanr ioe te
peso atot Pre- Dent iahasos. n.ay
e. is ay Al'e3 Aeaa.
eus e TBS repu u4oe 81 the
House M heIl eu saturday anF a
de tha at at m6M-
bsrs banE plt Ar opaa.aiae IS
0hia. offered r. 8gison tasi 50 meas
ura locking ia he uF ahm s., 81 tho
prt dent should 81 pres g,el u Tie
Hsasa aa. 6rs agreed UPON in eaue
ems Ibis was amended ga mo,8Hn II
AIH AlE If Ohio o as to provide
tbat So arucle & impeachment. should
O. con 4jlrsd 8 al a.t art decided
upon IS 1aacu, and Va theu adopted
~ largo majority Ihad Stevens,
a4gh characteristic liuterne and d@or-
mHaiiou opposed .Jis resolution aud
,uIlstago3 uusael ai. e secure the
ras aso 81 q resolution laying The whole
subject upon tie table III insisted
that that measures looking 20 mpeach-
meut could benlroluead by thl Senate
iu tho present Congress, and continued
Ia lie session which vii commence ou
The 9Th If Marsh next, as the senate Is
q continuous body. always in existence.
He was met bv Alr Bingham 81 ONO,
who argued that as oHe-third Of the
members At the Senate wiil be changed
ou ihe 4th Of March twill become la
effect ness body and canaoJ proceed
with trial commenced az e previous
session. The vote against Air Stevens
was very decided, and may be regarded
as coucluslyclv registering the opinion
of a majority that amy attempt to SEE
cure en- impeachment would bo unNiso
and inexpedient i is somewhat sim
gllar that the leader OF the opposition
should be Mr. Bingham, who was re
ported as having declared during the
late canvass that he had articles Of im-
parchment in course OF pgeparaton,and
should present them upon the assemb-
ling Of Congress The temptation e
proceed with extreme measures in re-
buking the outrageous policy Of the
President, is very great; but sober sec
ond thought establishes the value Offor-
boarance, Congress Is 50 strongly tJr
the right, and has such absolute power
the schemes Of the President
whatever may be bis Intentions that
there can be no sufficient reason for in
curing the hazards and cxcitements Of
a process looking to his removal from
Office.
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CONVERSATIONAL.

The bill giving impartial suffrage to
the citizens 81 the District Of Columbia
was vetoed By tie President who sent
t. the Senate a long message giving his
reasons fgr tie veto. Tho senate then
passed thc bill by vote Of % TO TO-
II has also passed the House by vote
of ll3 TO IS. Having passed both
Houses by more than a two thirds ma
jog.ts it has become law o. tho land
notwithstanding the veto.
4 Washington correspondent, under
date Of Jan sth, says
"The House to-day was tho scene Of
great interest There were larger
crowds ia attendance than on any pre-
gious day Of the session. The message
Of the President vetoing the District
Suffrage bill was received from the Sem
ate at lo'clock and promptly consider
cd All debate was cut off by the pre-
yious question being sustained, although
there did not appear to be any one dis
posed to speak The bin was then pass
cd over the veto by ll3 to 3s, aud de-
clarel by tho Speaker to be the law Of
the land The result was received by a
round Of applause from the galleries.
The only Republicans who voted to sus-
tain the veto wero Latham Of West Yir-
ginia and Phelps Of Maryland Ray
mond Of New York voted for the bill,
A movement has been commenced to
impcach the President. Mr. Ashley of
Ohio, has presented Tie following inn
parchment and resolution to the House,
which has been referred to the Judici-
ar5 Committee
i 10 impcach Andrew johnson,
Vice President aud acting President Of
the United S.a.es, Of high crimes and
misdemean0rs.
! charge him with usuypation d
power aad violation q tae las in that
he has corruplY abused Tie appointing
power, III that he has
corruply used the pardoning power, in
that be has coruptiy disposed Of the
public property 81 the United States, IN
That 81 has cogruptiy interfcTed in cleo
uaus and committed acts, and c1aspir-
ed uiih others TO commit acts, which,
Id contemplation Of the Constitution
Gro hish crimes and misdemeanors.
therefore best
( That the Committee % Iu-
dietary Be and they arc hereby author
lied iolnqnica INTO the official c1uduc,
W Andrew johnson, Vice Pre- ,dent, dis
charging ;aa power and duties Of thc
Ercsd nt u ihe United States an1 70
report Oh the thls House whether ID
Their opinions the sasI Andrew johnson,
while Is aid Office has been gaiitN ef
acts wh.ca were designed 81 ctleuAtcl
Is overthrow lhRert or corrupt iac
Government; % tho CaatGi States, on
auv department Il obceIE thereof, aud
whether sad Andrew johnson has been
gailtv 81 ans ae.s. which Is clntempla-
a5a 81 ihe Cons iGtlaa ara high crime
aHd tnis3eTneau9rs requiring ,ha inter
position 81 .ae constitutional lower u
ian Haase. aud that sai3 committee
hafe power 10 send iar persons and pa
i5ers. aad Is administer thg customary
aa1ls Is ui,ue