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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, February 14-corro:s-The demand was
light to-day, and the market closed easy at 3o-c for
Middings. Sales GOO bales.
MONETARY AND FnsASc1A1-we quote as closing rates:
Gold 136a137E -s %Tr@
Sterling 143a1441s
New York Sight Il discount checking and 81 discount
buying. 7!@o
>New Orleans Sight par
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 15.-CoFsEE---There is some
inquiry for strictly prime Ro with further sales from
second hands Of 100 bags at 1sc 600 do AT 1880 gold
CorroS--The market was quiet to-day, and prices
weak ct Sic tor low n,dng, and 25sc mddng Up
land .a4. %.$o 5a&& &5a.s.$ E s.$. 55@. -
FLouR-We have again to note dun market; the only
sale being 100 bbis Howard Street Super per bb
The range of quotations are os follows
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LONDON. July 20, 1866.

Aessrs. Chiekerino d Sons: -'a
aEt7s: Ihave ust been invited by Messrs. Coard tc
try Grand Ptano-forte manufactured by you. and
have hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF nv oli
erand Mr. @. D. Col1ard. VIE: That It s tic finest in
strument ever plsyed on. I 3-T IN, y
Believe me. gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
#'@. +. L. HATJ,ON
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LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!!!

UST n RECEIVED S LARGE SUPPLY OF THE NON
- EXPLOSIVE FLUID; and this being the only GEM
Inc article for sale in the city at wholesale and Reta an
early call is requested by friends the public gen
ei1uS' D. JACOBS
No 243 King street,
Fluid in the State Of South Carolina = =
February Is ----- G
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NEW YoRK-Per steamship Quaker City-as2 bales S I
and 2sa hass s Upland G9sn 60 100 a1css Rice
BALTIMOKE-Per schr Eliza Frances-82 615 feet Yellow
Pine Lumber. Per schr Dailey-12O000 feet
Ii Lber Il, 600 feet Lumber.
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IL and Win siwsya rendar sassesaettam o
y. ,. .,.-- Cent?
Worms Worm.FeyaS Wor1n- Colo "a
8, Crying Collie, TeethinR OF In.
tnnts. .................. Is
Otarrhcen OF Children or Adulta =. 3s
Choie. Morb@as Nsnsaa Vomo.: VoIeit: - =
E~ Coua m CoIds Rronchft. ''S:''': - -
Heaaaahes, sisS sMSotaSeae @asss, fa1esche:. q
ID DVsnensin. RIiions ato,ns.h xeloso. -
II, Wf,ftes Zoo nrofnne noriods 1'''' "a
/" la Group, Cough, Dincu;s Rreathine.. %
" II, Salt kheuHn. Erys,peias Rrnntfnna ~
IL, Ehe1nAftann, Rheum,tio Pima "a
+" 18, Fever and Ague, OhiU teynr n
!. :, !, Agues; q
:. OPahalnay, and Sore or Weak Eyes. g.:
~ CaIa"~h, Acute or Chronic. 1nau.
&c ~ !. 1s e. :. :. ~
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slaIILlA sIhIILiBus CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS n
HQmGePArH1c SPECIFICS

HAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPE.
~ HIEHoE sn entire success: Simple
fecty adapted TO popular simple that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; SO harmless be
Tree nom danger. and efficient be always ras
hla They have raised the highest conmend.tion from
I'll. and Will always render satiefactdon 1 --'-- /,
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The Charleston Gotten Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsTos, Saturday Evening, February 16, 1867
Holders stiff, and in transactions rather
gained advantage, the market closing firm but not
quotab1y higher Sales 564 bales at 49, % at 49,
at 29 65 at 3o 1l2 at 3o Ga at 81 80 at ~ Ia ut 49,
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1s.-CorToN-Notwitll-
standing the untayorable condition of the weather. there
appears to be liberal inquiry this morning, in
absence ofater advces from Liverpool is not probable
that heavy business will be transacted. The supplies
fnir and factors evidently inclined to SELL but
continue quite firm in their demands No sales of mo-
have been reported yet. We repeat quotations:
dltng 30Aa31 u; Middlng 81 1>sa32c.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Only hhds Sugar have been
received since Frsterday-no Molasses. Both are
quest but the market ia bnre Of supplies in FIRST hands,
nearly and we have in consequence, sales of
importance to note Dealers and spectators were meet
ing the demand to-day at the usual advance wholesale
rates. We repent the prices paid yesterday for roference
Fair Sugar 13c tb; fully fair 134a13kc; strictly fully
fair 1356c; strictly choice 14sc yellow c1aried 14a14
Good common Moasses 69c = gallon; 1ermenting T4c;
prime 75a77c; choice 78aT9c
closed yesterday nearly bare Of Flour Grain Bacen
and Light stock Of Por6 aud Lard. The receipts since
then however large seyen steamers and four bages
having arrived from the West with assorted cargoes
produce, Very little business has ceen done yet,
though owing in Part to the incecncy Of the weather
in part to the that but little Of the receipts have
yet beel landed The market Las. therefore, scarcely
developed itself to-day.
MoNETARY-The Coin market is quiet although rates
higher. Gold opened nominally ut against
1s6a136H last evening but buyers rather shy to
before the receipt Of further intelligence from New
York The sales thus far include SO 900 at 1861 and
si2 0o0 at 1877 4, deliverable this week
Foreign Exchange is inactive, Notwithstanding rates
are frmer. The offerings are light and the demand
to be restricted. Domestic continues dull aud de-
pressed. The banks checking on New York ut a
cent stVu al which they are drawing to q limited ex
tent No sales Of Commercial reported yet.
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8. T-1860--X.
few bottles Of PfAl1TAr1oN B1r1ERs
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
ee ssa1 sssah sns :1s saS zsysrssa sssss ss
F1atulsncy and Indigestion. s
Nervous Affections. .@5 s
Pain over the Eyea, ~ D-'- m
Mental Despoudenoy. s
:. sailow Complexion, Weak Bowels DO.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
II Is estimated that tenths Of all adult ailments
seoreons OF the Liver overfowinR the stomach poi
son the entire System and exhibit the above symptoms
Aor long research, We eble to present the rpos
rea.k.sle eure for these horrid nightmare diseases
the xer1d & has ever produced Villain one z,
PIsTAa1os s17Tsas and net an instance Of complsni
It ia most ensctuA tonic and agreeable stimulsnt
suited to all conditions Of Iife N 1T1sy ~ -
The reports that It relies mineral suhsancss for
fiction Of The public and that patients may consult
sner We LIST Of It.
years in the tseaenent Of Fewer and Ague Dyspepsia
etc. stS IT vas Ss 1so
.stsrvasd: sola b. the Jesnits a. pres .,
oiFlance. gnnaboidt makes especial reference to it,
sbrfuge qualities during his South American travels
CAsuAar1IA BAaK-For dtRrrhcsa, .cohc and diseases
OF the stomach and bowels. 7'5~-,"-
DAaDs1IoH- Inflammation OF the loins ana drop.
CHAxoaruE FrowERs-- enfeehled digestion.
LAVENDER FL0wKEs-Aron,stic, stimulsnt sad tonic
highly anvgofRttng in nervous debility. rs
"A w1NTERa2Eza-for scrofulA, rnenrnstinn, etc
An1aR-An { aromatic carrninstiv9;Ea atYcsAnR neal
MUSCLE and mink: much used by mothas hmsinR.S
Also clove-buds, orange GATEWAY. coriander. snake.
s. T.--18e0.--X.
Another wonderful inersdient OF great use amons
the Spanish ladies' Of South America mpstinR beauty
70 the conplexon and brancy to ths nind, Il yet nn.
known to the commerce OF tho world and we vithhod
IL name for the present. a, 555s 90 NJ
lIsEssr ---- tf$@E atSs vi
IMPORTANT uERrIF1oArEa.
Messrs. p. Il. DRAKn d COL have been great sui.
abandon ny About shrse months ns aeoG Z
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy am
nov ne<riy wen man. have recommended thena In,
several cases. and, as tar ~ know always With aiRnA
's''n1 80 = Rs'iRsa. Rse: ]. {Gs'sL Z aArHona.
6t, PHnADx11H1A. 10th Month, 17th Day. lse2. XII
beneatted by the OF thy Plantation B!ttars Thou
VT send nd ne 1 @ I've bottles more y.
*. NJ 5.s sBzR4An Hous4 on1oAao, NIL
MEzsna. p. q. DnAka 90. .:-piease send us anotasr
tweve cases of your Plantation Bsttsrs. As morning
snpea5sr: they sRPesr to hsyo esseded srsrythins
s. Youra. ao.,t a, 2.2277-g7. GAGE d WAITE
v Arrangenaents sre now oesnplssed to supply any de-
ioF Wnacn has net heretofors been
Tho pubic my ress assured thas ID no cass wf me
ko q s's sss.a a. ss.aas s q e1 g
sagnars es Sod pGts ssSrass'a ~ W. cGst b ses
Asy. .PSsen pssesdaa, to se1 P1AzrAz1oz Rr4rrss 4.
g grgkNed bottles. Sc aas ey lsanp 4. nxsu.
soM q = aroessssna Dsalsrs throushou.
2. q. DRAKE q CCo !, Nav, ~, York..;
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LoNDoN, August ~, 1885.

James =. Wekh, Esq: - n \ '-"'''
MT DEAR SIN: As you going back to the United
States. must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Massrs Chicker1ng. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Piano-for1e-ds good iast,uet lt;sk
az soas euer turned oslt both IN touch dadtrr Ml
Whining you, &C.: remain evert lily,
A. F. BROnDWOOD.
firm OF l. Broadwood r Sons Ptano-forte Hanr,tso
turers, London. "-r
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In the world f55.T,2 "a "A "a a - - - -
They unrvsned for their singing ous;,es ana fr
the harmonious roundness Of their tone There ia
perfect homogenetty throughout all the registers The
which do not nnd IN any otha- instrument while The
pase s fer power without harshnees and
for magnificent sonor1tY. 71-T 0Ts ,,~.' 49,
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Received during the month Of August, 1865.
4 taE. LONDON. July rs. 1857.
MHssRs. CH1oKERngd HoNs-Gents: have much
pleasure ia enclosing document signed by the frst
connpoee1s musicians and professors IN Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation tuide my cartih
cate that felt it my duty to take OF them with me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject beg to
forward at the time letter received from nv
friend, Mr. Oolsrd. which am must be crafty.
nu to you.
Ihave the honor to be, gentlemen yours very truly,
lgt JAMES NJ. WEHLL
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-tNow fair befall ye mobiles al

@'Now tatr befaU ye MOBILES all,
Now greet ye fair ye lovely danes;
Rich heaven afar shines star and star;
What tongue can speak their high-horn names?
They hn the hall with splendor bright;
Be wise old man, from beauty's .1ames
Hide thou thy dazzled sight"
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THALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chicke-ing & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison. the best have Eeen in Aueric1
# & 8. THALDERG,
ChAirman Of Jury on Musical Instrumenta
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TODD G. RAFFERTY,.
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS,

WAREHOUSE, 80 DEY STREET NY
MANUFACTURERS Or STATIONARY AND PORT
~ ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Fla1,
Mil Gearing, Lroa and Brass Castings OF ali kinds.
batsnes PlaniDg Mschnes Drills Shaping slotting and
BORING Machines; Gear Cutters Centeing Milling and
Bolt Cutting Machines; Chucks Of ali Kinds; Leather
end K9eber Belting Lace Leather Belt Hooks and
General supphs for Railroads and other Machine shops
yudso9 Shows Patent Governors. Saw Mills Cotton
Gins, Presses, &C., constantly on hand. f.10I~
- GODD & RAFFERTY,
march ~ 1y No. Dey street n Y
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Tessonials The most Distinguished Artists in Euyops
to Aessra CaickeTi.a d Sons:
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The harper sang, with sudden clang
The armed Knights looked sternly round; !;
With gentle 1rown, the damGs looked down;
He sang Of wur. high lenped the eound;
He sang Of love, low sighed tae strain;
From his own neck The King unbound,
And bsde him wear the chain. aaE
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they hs-s nroduced every
known and valuable Improvement They have 1nyars.
bly, bean selected and used by all Of the worlds ae-
professionally, both for private and public use
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Among the chiefpoints Of excellence Of the Ohicker.
ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists in ther
the greatest possible DEPTH richness aud volume
tone combined With rare nriianoy, clearness and
above all surprisiug duration sound the pure and
sympasheese quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate powerful touch. 1 'sS.-0 :
During the past forty three years this r has manu-
Actured 4@a gN RN-07 ----' 1----'-1
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: .'Thy gift withhold; the chain OF gold
o Bestow upon some noble Knight,
Whom glory 8 prize or beauty's eyes,
Have fred with valor In the fight;
Or let thy Chancellor. whose burden
Ofgolden care seems always light,
Receive it for his guerdon.
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0gL1|#8546.t
THALBEHG. ~ 3 a,
GOTTaCHALK,

consider Chickering Il eors' Pianos, beyond com.
par1son. the best have ever seen In America
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LONDON, January IA, 1886

. LONDON, January Il. 1885,
M7 DEAR S1R: have great pleasure In aak1ns youto
convey TO Mesars. Chicker1ng the EXPIRE aiou OF my
highest approval OF their tnstrumen:~ Itis conder
not merely the best instrument of American nnanufac
ture that have tried but of the Grand Piano
fortss that haa ever come under my cbserva1ion aud
the Meaars Chickertnz may we'll be proud OF having
turned out from thetr unanufactory an instrument
winch. for touch. quality, power and workmanship 1t
wide world. -
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
- #. sE .4#-w OHAS D. COLIARD
E1r Of collard Oollard, Piano-forte Manufacturers
London. T7-7'- --'T''--.- -
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I sing as the bird that chaunts unheard.
Nor heeds that none his note regardeth;
The song that Hcws from the heart, bestows
The only reward that rewardeth
Yet dare ask-for palsy cold
y The aow from heart to lip retardeth-
A beaker ofvintage old ?@ r"s
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\ LIE NEW SECRETARY OF STATE-We learn that
Hon. Ellison Capers the new Secretary of State of
South Carolina, will enter upon the discharge of
his official duties on Monday next, the 18th inst.
Al communications intended for him should
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
8. T.-18G0---X.

"a smile was her Mp-hea1th was In her look
strength was IN hog step, and In her haads-P1A1rl
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Consumption Durable by DIR.
Schcnck'S Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared, so that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this, the Liver and Stomach must
first be clcansed and an appetite created for
good, wholesome food, which, by these medi.
cinea, will he digested properly, and good
healthy blood made. thus building up the cOnsti
tuition. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious or mucous ac-
cumulations, and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic
i'm connection the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutri.
cious as well as medicinal, and by using the
three remedies all impurities are expelled from
the system, and good, wholesome blood made,
which will repel all disease. II patients will
take these medicines according TO directions
Consumption, very frequently in its last stage,
Yields readily tO their action. Take the Pills fire.
Guently, To cleanse tho liver and stomach. II
does not follow that because the bowels arc not
costive they are not required, for sometimes in
diarrhea they are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy, and an appetite created 10
allow the PulmOnic Syrup 10 act on the respi
ratory organs properly, and allay any irritation
Then all that is required 10 perform perma
pent cure is, TO prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms as much as possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat, game, and, in fact any.
thing the appetite Graves but be particular and
masticate well. declO.2dw m.ly
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Invisible POiSOnS.

Tie Medicis and the Borgias fortified their
systems with powerful antidotes against the
subtle poisons with which they used 10 destroy
their enemies, and which they feared might one
day be emplo, ed against themselves There are
inrisblc prisons, almost as deadly, against which
few Of US think of taking any precautions.
These banes are in the air When the at
mosphere is surchaged with them, as it some.
times is at this season, epidemic fevers ensue.
The Summer which has just closed has been a
most remarkable one. The amount of rain that
has fallen has been cnorm Gus, ard the eNhala.
tions from The soil have been, and are, dense
and copious almost beyond example. These
cxhalations exercise n perncious influence on
the vital powers and predispOse the system 10
disease Everywhere people are complaining
of unusual debility, lasstude and depression
These sym ptoms are generally foIerunners OF an
epidemic. Combat them early-befOre they
lapse into something wOrse-with HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS, the most etteC
i've antidOtc TO malaria that the vegetable king
dom has ever Welded. Its operation is thrccfOld-
iuvigorating, depuritive and antibilious. Free
from any ingredient that is i'll the slightest de.
gree deleteriOus To health and containing the
Juices and extracts Of the rareSt medicinal. herbs.
II Is UNNECESSARILY superior. as defenSire prep
0rdtiOn, to any other tonic, herbal Or mineral,
nj present used in medical practice. course
of HOSTETrER'S BITTERS is, humanely
speaking a perfect safeguard against intcrmit
tent and rcmittrnt fevers.
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How TO GET AN EDUcATIoN.-Boys
say often, 1--WE want an education, but
we are poor, and father is poor, and we
can't get il; SO We are going to learn q
trade, or 60 into store or do something
else" Now let me say, every boy that
wants an education, if he will bend his
force to it can get just as good one as
he wants. The. way is open. Educa
tion does not come through academies
and colleges and seminaries; these are
helps, but it comes by study and read
ing, and comparing. All the schools
and colleges, and seminaries in tn
world will not make scholar Of man
without these; and with them man
will be one if he never sees college.
The same is true Of girls, and what Is
true of this pursuit is true of any other,
The force must be from yonrseli ana
YOU must develop it. 1t is that indom-
liable II can" that sets man astflde
the world.
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin'S Infant Cordial,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Al astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. fact that
while teething children are in constant pain
A fact that during that period nothing will IT,
lieve them sooner or more effectually than
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers do not soc them sutlor.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their suferiugs by
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething is greatly tacilitatedby
THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Fretfuluess and WakefunGss cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Cholc and Pain 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.,
tcbai Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
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wednesday, Morning,
TOWN TRIPLES.

New Observation-Disclosures
Extract Buchu, on fourth page.
Stone e. Thomas advertise new ar
rival of fall dry goods.
See advertisement Wanted"
The Merchants National Bank OF
West Virginia present their eighth
quarterly report this morning
b. u. B. p.
Read advertisement headed Notice
The I. o. G. T. publish notice this
morning.
Read notice of State Sabbath School
Convention.
A meeting of the Wheeling Library
Association is called. See advertise
ment.
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AS weary traveller was winding his
way through the mud in HARVEST re-
gion of the country, he discovered n
young maiden seated in front of the
door of a small log house. He rode mp
in front of the cabin, and asked the
girl for drink of water, lie drank it,
and, she being the first woman he had
seen for several days, offered her dime
for kiss. The young maiden accepted
the offer, and received both the kiss and
the dime. The traveller was about to
resume his journey, hut the girl, never
before having seen 4 dime, asked {:
What am / to do with the dime ?" You
may use it any way you wish," he re-
plied-"it is yours" eff that's the
case" said she, "Pll give you back tho
dime and take another kiss
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love of God in Christ, then he discovers
something which will not grow cold;
for the comparison of Gods long suffer.
ing and repeated pardon with his own
ingratitude, convinces him that it is an
interchangeable love.
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AFTER listening to HIM in All Souls
Church, Henry Ward Beecher shook
hands with Robert COllyer, and said
eff you preach in that way the deacons
of Plymouth Church will not hesitate
to let yon into their pulpits." COllycr
responded: "If they have stood you,
Mr.. Beecher, these ten years, they
would gladly stand me by this time"
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LAW of Humanity,

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
An Essay for Yong Men, on Physiological
Errors and Abuses, incident 10 Youth and Early
Manhood, with the humane view of treatment
and cure. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address Dr.. j. SKILLlN HOUGH'
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
sena1. 3m .d&w
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NECESSITY OF LovE.-Carlyle- lis it
not ?-says that to 'cease to love is to
cease to live.r True it is that the heart is
sending out the tendrils of its affections
after some object continually. But it
oan never be content with anything
save God alone. Man is always long
ing for something new, but no sooner is
the coveted object attained than it pals
upon his taste.
+ And this strong necessity of loving
some thing makes man form idols for
himself, which he invests with fancied
perfe tions and when all these fade
away in his grasp, and he finds their
enthusiastically, he must either become
misanthrope or a Christian. When a
man has learned 10 know the infinite
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A SURE TEsT.-After all, success is the
best test of merit. In nine cases out of
ten, the race is won by those who de-
srre TO win it. The energetic man pros
pers; the worthy flourish only the idle
and worthless fail. Consequently, # we
End an article in general demand, it is q
prmd tdcie evidence that the article
has qualities which justly render it
popular. Such is pre-eminently the
casein the celebrated preparation known
throughout the world as HuBBEL's
GOLDEN BITTERs. Go where you will,
you will find Hubbel before you, with
his elegant bottles, containing one of
the most healthful beverages ever offer
cd to the public-vegetablc in its ma
ture, wholly iGnoxious, and certainly
beneficial. In this case, truly success
is test of merit. MCCABE, KRAFT y
Co., Wheeling, w. Va, Sole Agent.