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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-12-14
(Formerly of Lock Hospital, London,)
To 1OS Montgomery street,
ADJOINING THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,

ADJOINING THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
Where he will be in attendance daily
wants Of all those who may require his services.
1t Is impossible here the diseases with which
he is famar perhaps, will be place. The
most Formidable the destructive mankind is Self
Abuse The brain being the disease the whole
system suffers in consequence. will enumerate some
OF the symptoms that those afflicted may be able
opinion in regard to their complaints and seek advice
time, thereby saving themselves world Of suerng Nerv-
debility loss of memory pain in the limbs and back
papitaton Of the heart trembling of the limbs headache
and an aversion to genial society," especially that of females
should you be suffering from any of them call
any interruption in business your by
ter and there will be occasion for calling the Office
STRUCTURE OF THE URETHRA
another formidable enemy health Send for one Of my
circulars that disease yourselves
BILE results. The worst cured in few days.
Dr. TOZER has for the last forty years given his
attention to the Treatment and Cure OF Special
Complaints, and will GUARANTEE a cure in all
His remedies purely vegetable positive their
ton. Ills medicines for all FEMALE COMPLAINTS have
been tried in this City and State the Fifteen
with the greatest
His FEMALE PILLS unrivalled in the cure sup
preston of the monthly sickness Price, S. per box-to
had at the office only Sent by Express receipt
of price.
AS-AI letters strictly confidential Address through
mail express,
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3 COURAGE IN EVERY DAY LIFE
Have the. courage to discharge debt
while you have the money in your
pocket.
Have the courage to do without that
which you do not need, however much
Your eyes may covet it.
Have the courage to speak to friend
in II Hseedy coat" even though you are
in company with rich one, and richly
attired.
Have the courage to make will, and
a just one.
Have the courage to tell a man why
you will not lend him your money.
Have the courage to "cut" the most
agreeable acquaintance you have when
you are convinced that he lacks princi-
pie. IA friend should bear with a
friends inirmities," but not with his
vices. -rd ,z,s--.-',rs s-utug5 a-I
Have the courage to show your re-
spect for honesty, in whatever guise it
appears; and your contempt for dis
honest duPlicity, by whomsoever ex-
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until you can pay for your new
ones. rh E4E-. rr,. r5eI,, so -as 81
Have the courage to obey your Ma.
ker at the risk of being ridiculed by
man. e5frslf-.sr Ia s-.-' + .-tt.. -.,
Have the courage to prefer comfort
and prosperity to fashion in all things.
Have the courage to acknowledge
your ignorance, rather than to seek
credit for knowledge under false pre-
fences. agr Esssef-- --l--. r.ur-
Have the courage to provide enter.
tainment for your friends within your
means-not beyond. slr--
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% BEAUTIEUI. EXTRACr.-Some fifteen
years ago, Rev. John-N. MafIit, then in
his prime, delivered lecture which
closed with the following fine passage /:
"The Phoenix, tabled bird of antique
ty, when it felt the advancing chill OF
age, built its own funeral urn, and
fired its pyre by means which natures
instinct taught. All its plunlage and
its form of beauty became ashes; but
then would rise the youpg-beautifuI
from the urn of death and chambers of
decay, would the fiedgling come with
its eyes turned towards the sun, and
essaying its dark velvet wings.
sprinkled with gold and fringed with
silver, on the balmy air, rising a little
higher, until ut length, in the full con-
hdence of flight IL gives cry of ioy,
ana soon becomes glittering speck on
the bosom of the serial ocean, Lovely
voyager ofearth, bound on its heaven
ward journey to the sum- So rises the
spirit bird from the ruins of the BODY
the funeral urn which its Maker built
the death fires. So towers AWAY to its
home on the pure elements of spiritu-
atty, intellect Phoenix, TO dip its proud
wings in the fountain of eternal bliss.
SO shall dear. precious humanity sur
vtve from its ashes Of a burning world.
So beautifully shall the unchanged
soul soar within the disc of eternity's
great luminary, with undaZzled eve
and unscorched wings-the Phoenix of
= taken to its rainbow
home, and graded on the beating bo
som of eternal love. aa--r
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a GENTLEMAN who arrived from
Washington yesterday, says that i'm
parchment is part of the programme
marked out for this Congress. We re-
gard this as mistake of opinion so
far as it may convey the idea that any
serious purpose is entertained on the
part OF the majority to prosecute the
question to an actual trial of the Presi-
dent. We are aware, of course, that
General Butler has gone into this Con-
gress pretty much on that issue, and
that it is his stock in trade, but that he
has the active sympathies of the Re
publican party in either House, we
shall not believe until the issue is
made up and a show of hands exhibited
to the country. The people do not de-
mand impeachment. They do not
recognize it as called for, and its at
tempt will not be responded to either
inside or outside of the Republican
MARTY
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a CARD TO INXALns.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America rs missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases OF the Uri.
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by banerul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by a desire TO benefit the AFFLICTED and I'M.
fortunate, VIII send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
yelope, TO any one who needs 1t, Free o.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, adj
dressed TO yourself Address,
-. ....i.. JOSEPH T. INAIAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York.
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Our News summary

-Theo. -Tilton lectures tonight at
Steubenyille. s- tEa ia1u5
Geo. NJ. Elliott is the Republican
candidate for Mayor of that city.
"A man, named Ross, was killed
near Dresden, on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, last Saturday.
The Illinois Legislature has passed
a bill virtually abolishing the death
penalty in that State.
Ohio pays greater whisky and oil
tax than any other State in the Union.
"A bill is before the Legislature of
Louisiana which proposes to license
gambling-houses at $4,000 per annum.
"A chain gang has been authorized
in Dayton, Ohio. The Journal is shock
ed at the idea. 80
The present Congress will probably
adjourn early in April, unless the i'm
parchment business be undertaken.
1t is said that Pittsburg and vicin.
ity are seven or eight times as popu-
lous as they were thirty-tive years ago,
and that the capital has Increased in a
still larger ratio.
"A Baton Rouge papersays: when
ever we take up an exchange and fail
to find the Duty of the South in its
usual place, at the head oftwo columns
of editorial, we feel uneasy until
another paper is unfolded."
The Washington Chronicle says that
from all parts of the South the intelli-
gence is hourly received that the Com
gressional plan of reconstruction is
all opposition before 1t. 1t is
accepted everywhere as the last proffer
of the conqusrors. !11rll
Sir" exclaimed an excited politi-
clan, ''if the rebels are going to be
allowed to rule over us, then the blood
of the colored substitute, for whom I
paid three hundred dollars, was shed
in vain-in vain !" alI.5'
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"THEN's 'EM."-we often hear of re-
markable cases OF absence of mind.
Here rs one equal to any we have seen
lately. The man was doubtless very
interesting head to a family:
81 say, Cap'n," said a little keen
eyed man, as he landed from thesieam-
Soat Potomac at Natchez, ST say,
n, TINS here amt ALL"
mats mats all the baggage you brought
on .. BOARD, sir" replied the Captain.
o,S Wsa; see now, I grant it all o K ac-
TWO oan'eo1es, portmanty, two hams
one on part CULTURES ropes inyons, and
duPer0us, feel there's somethin, short.
Though We counted them nine times
and never took my eyes OF lem While
on board, there's somethIn' not rieht
somehow NV ttsAt
well, stronger, the time is mn. .tbara
Is all know of; so bring your yF;fa and
are or" Nuo We
fhem's 'em, darn it; them,s emf ri
know'd I'd forgot somethinE.r
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THE Old School Presbyterians of
tennessee recently resolved, in an as
sembly held at Memphis, "that the
views and opinions of Southern Chris
uans on the subject of slavery had
neither been revolutionized nor even
modified by the events of the past six
years" We have heard of an obstinate
hlsGer who, when the lightning
struck Tree under which he was stande
ing, shocked him twenty feet away. rot
up ana walked back, swearing that "he
~ o"I E stan9 mere" These disciples of
s;S,,ast OF pahomey are just as con-
place their convictions. AN us
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CONSOLIDATION oP VIRGINIA Rail.
RoADs.-The Virginia Legislature final
ly passed, before the close of its late
session, at least one of its railroad
consolidation bills-that is, the bill to
complete the "Covington and Ohio rail-
road" by consolidating the Central yir-
ginia, the Norfolk and Petersburg, and
the Southside railroads, under the
name OF Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
company. Should the scheme succeed
il will be the means of Rbsorhinr, 49,,
1900, 600 of State debt, and of din7in;sLe
ing the taxation of the State to fba.
amount of $4,000 per annum. Tbs-e
Is contract with Pell & Co, howevar
for the completion of the CoSino,on
ana anu ONO road, and, if they carry il ont
I 1n1 eSSslIaation fails, but it is not be-
atoms. 'Ae1t neRou-
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Our Relations to the south.


We conversed yesterday with gem
tleman just arrived from New Orleans.
He went South with capital intending
to invest it at some point there, or en-.
gage in business. lie had travelled in
Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisf-
ana, and Texas. He said he had con-
Guided that his property rights would
not be respected. nor his investment
made remunerative, so long as his
right to enjoy and express his own
opinion is questioned, and be liable at
any moment to forfeit his life by such
expression. We asked: would Won
loan such men money upon any secur-
ity they could give? He replied: mo.
sir, | have not faith in them. I would
neither loan them money nor sell them
goods on credit. And I am astonished
that so many Northern men are doing
so; but am told that there has been n
marked change in this respect during
the last six months. The visions OF.
great gain that men hope to make by
reposing confidence in their Southern
brethren, are, with few exceptions. nm
realized. Iwould rather have 500 we'll
Invested in any legitimate business
North, than $1,000 in any business
where have been South. The South
must be radically reconstructed, sir.
before there can be any safety for an
antt-rebellious man or his property
there"
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MErcALEE,s GREAT RHEuxAr1c REmEoY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism Of years stand
ing in a few days -etHt
aug22ly t. H. LOGAN. q CO., Ag'ts.
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sueetsl aptsrts.

ODBERTS VEGETABLE ASIBRosIA, or the
Worlds Hair Restorer, is the only prepare
ton OF The kind without sugar of lead.
1t Is a vegetable compound and con tains
nothing injurious. IN . al
1t will restore gray hair to its original color,
1t prevents hair from falling of and makes
hair grow. .-..--- H.--.--
Asa hair dressing it has no equal.
1t is warranted to do all we claim for 1t or
Ask for Odbert1s Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put or with any other. .sr.-
t.. I'd --. G. ii. OOBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all pruggists. ! - - deI4
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THE New York Round Table saws
In city governments, state legisla.
lures and the national Congress, bril-
berry is becoming one of the invariable
aPpendages to legislation. It is ofthat
class of crimes which are most easily
concealed, because only those who par-
ticipate in it need know of its commits
sion. Its traces may be visible and it's
existence beyond doubt, with no posi-
olIity OF obtaining distinct proof.
Scarcely any violation of law Involves
more absolute guilt than this. 1t EN-
braces cheating, theft, falsehood. PERU
~, and not frequently moral treason :.
for the officer who corruptly sells his
vote, and thus betrays the public to
which 1t belongs, is guilty of all these,
LEI PROBABLY no winter passes without
witnessing its prevalence, to create
or less extent, in every State cap7tai as
we'll as at Washington"
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MARRTAGE Avn CIELIRACY,

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
ments To MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
Relief. Sent.ini sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge, Address, Dr. il, iSRILLEN
.HOUGHTON, Howard Association, PhiIa-
delphiai Pa. IanI4-SInd&w
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LAUGHLIN.s INFANT CORDIAL,

The Chma's5 Cure when TeethinE.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-choic, wakefutness. UneasI.
ness, Fretting. Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels
&C. We tell you candldly, one bottle ofthis
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretrul, Promote Sleep. -r-,T
tTryit. Il will act as a charm Sold by
1r--lal LAUGHLIN, SMITH d CO.,
Ea. la-H Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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The editor of the 6ana.gha Journal,
MEItlns nom Wheeling, a few days ago,
makes the following remark:
80 ssrguson's Registration Bill
vas round too SerereZin fsct many
:, ~ doubts S,aiS of the NOTICE sugyestinS
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. HARBH o.
THERE was marked decline in gold

THERE was a marked decline in gold
Yesterday, and also falling of in
government bonds and in the general
markets. This eg!nces curious guam
Diary in the commercial and mercantile
mind of New York. Apparently there
is no disposition to anticipate either an
upward or downward turn OF things,
but to float along with the current and
watch what is to grow out of the poIiti-
cal and financial situation.
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at Partridge's Gallery.
A Good Chance to Invest in Real
Ils sE. Estate. - ..-a.-

NAlenIne GleSey ! ...r..r... ..r
Henry c. Humphrey ct als
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
Dedi this cause blythe Circuit Court of Ohio
county, at the December term thereof 1885 /
shalt as Special Commissioner named in said
decree, otierat pulic sale TO the highest bid
der, At the mont door OF the Court House of
Ohio county. on Saturnny, the I'd day of
March, 1857, at l01S O'Clock, a. M, the fol-
lowing described property, that is 10 say:
The full lot OF land on the east side OF
wheeling Creek, Immediately south of and
adjoining the east end of what Is knoyvT, 70
the East Wheeling bridge, ON Zane street in
the city of W heeling, said lot being known as
number one u Of a number OF lois lying on
the east bank OF said creek, south of the end
OF said bridge, together with the ck house
standing on the same and the other appurtA-
nances OF the said lot = -
The building is large, recently repaired and
IN good order: 1t Is arranged for occupation
by Jour families of tenants and It's purchase
would be safe and paying invest meni
There is a well Of excellent water ON the
premises. f1.' 'N4S
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the mr.
chase money and such additional sum as the
purchaser may desire to pay, in hand. the
residue IN TWO equal instalments at six and
WE'VE months, respectively, with interest
from Inc day OF sale, the purchaser giving
pond with good personal security for the de-
ferred inktalments. ~ e
+. WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
Jan2S-dlawtd Special Commissioners.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday
March 9Th, at lO1S O'clock n, m. - o
maT5-lw COIL WILLIAM p HTTRRARO
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MATRIMoNY IN FRANoE.-MatrImo-
NAL wrecks in Paris are sadly frequent,
and yet they have not only no effect in
discouraging matrimony among the
foolish people who take liking for
each other, but they do not lessen in
any degree the business of the agencies
peculiar to France) which undertake
to supply men with wives, and women
with husbands, for commission of SO
much, just as a householder will en-
gage to procure anybody any sort of
animal for per cent. of the price. In
almost every paper you take up, you
may find advertisements of offers of
service from these agencies; and, be-
sides, n number OF people practice,
more or less, continually, the same
matrimonial profession" as it is
called, without advertising. The fra
ternity actually send out circulars an
nouncing that they have such or such
parties on hand, exactly in the same
style as the grocer makes known that
lie has laid in new stock of Brazilian
coffee. One of these documents, which
has Just been extensively spread in the
North OF France, states, 1t appears,
that the agency of M at this
moment charged to find wives for
French Prince of irreproachable man
ners, aged thirty-four, with a fortune of
from &52, 900 to 10000; judge with
$4,000, several doctors with g, OOO,n and
so on. What the circular says NAV be
true; still it is hard TO believe that a
Prince can have need OF u matrimonial
agency to find "A wife, when the market
is fearfully overstocked with feminine
candidates for wedlock.
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THE COUGH AND LUNG REMEDY. for
every family TO keep at hand,

11431 20 OS111 ~ Ito KkI14fK14lJI " IO1
every family TO keep at hand,
ALIENS LUNG BALSAn,
1t sells everywhere ard gives satisfaction.
Read the following extracts from letters:
L B. BOWIE, Druggist, UniOntown, Penn.
writes, April 4. 1885: 'tAllen's Lung Balsam
has performed some remarkable cures about
here. 1recommend 1t with confidence In al
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs" I#TH
STERLING Bros, Druggists, write from
CaTrolton, Janury q, 1856: "Send us six dozen
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM. We are entire.
ly out of it. 1t gives more general satfsfac
ton than any medicine we sell. -r.-
Sold by all Wheeling Druggists. TuH-1
? And by anDealers in Family Medicines
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by the Rev. a. w. Warier, Mr.. GEORGE ID.
KURT to Miss CARRIE ID. STEUBER, all oil
TINS city. - -------- :
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Sart. Reat.
For Rent

HlHE SWAN" TAVERN, ON WATER
street, containing seventeen rooms A D.
ply 70, 70 4....- ALEX. ROGERS.
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+. "A short time since a modest and
captivating young lady calling herself
Nelly Sweet, visited Detroit, as she said
in search of her brother, who was rep
resented to have been killed on one of
the railroads in Michigan. Her quiet
ways and great beauty captivated the
hearts of all around her, and she be-
came great favorite. AT party late
ly given she appeared as guest, and
succeeded, almost unconsciOusly, in
winning the heart of wealthy young
man answering to the not very romans
tic name of Henry Henry danced
with the fair Nelly often, and after the
festivities walked with her home. A
short courtship followed, and the par
ties were engaged to be married on st.
Valentines Day. A few days before the
ceremony was to be performed, which
would make two loving hearts one, the
young man visited his affianced, and
! to his surprise found her in tears. He
tenderly inquired the cause, and. after
much coaXing, was informed that she
had been disappointed in receiving re-
mittances from home, that she was in
debt 20 her landlady, and had no money
to buy her wedding finery, consequent
~ the wedding must be postponed Tor
few days. Henry would listen to no
such proposition, but would go straight
and bring the money. He departed,
and in a few moments returned with a
five hundred dollar bill, at the same
time telling her If she needed more to
let him know. The evening before the
day appointed for the marriage, he de.
termined to spend few hours with his
beloved, and repaired to the reading
room, but alas Nelly was not there.
The bird had flown. The landladv said
she had packed up her things early that
morning, aud had taken the early train,
but where she went was mystery, A
note had been left on the wash-stand
in Nelly's room, addressed to him, and
which the landlady delivered. Its con-
tents were brief, but to the points
Henry, you are green. have been
paid very well for the smiles have
given you, and with your generous
present of last evening, can now Join
my husband in California. Give nv
respects to that brother that was killed
on the Central road when you see him,
and oblige Nelly" It was a rude
awakening to Henry, but the lesson
will probably do him good. :
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For Rent.

EoUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
VIII be ready April LIST. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
feb:s-tf r.7a9sa GiA5skRR diS aars.s,
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For Rent.

THEsToRE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
q Hennegen. Possession given April
LIST. Enquire on the premises, l2I Main Sc.
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THE NOISES OF PTrTsBUReH That
there axe some disadvantages attending
a residences in a manufacturing city we
learn from an article in the Pittsburgh
Commercial, which says: s5,,a., u.s.
1T, II is a question on which debate
might be raised, whether the laws of
civilization and humanitv nermi, the
ringing of factory bells and the terrific
e 81 eTannI Oh steam pipes in the centre
sonable honr OF i've O'Clock in tbe
morning. No dispute can be ofyasaS
as to the fact. Tits readily peTesi veS al
how convenient n method this is 81 Sr
nIwaking hfty girls, earning an honest
INing IN factory, or fifty men, con
nected with rolling mill but tbe d.
batable ground is about the pronr;stv
and right of waking, by the same trc-
mendous noises, from tive to fiftssn
thousand people who are in no SSr
connected with the factory or mill, and
whose health, comfort and temper are
damaged or endangered by the unsea-
sonaoie disturbance"