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female undertook to take of the indis-
penHabIe skirt and uDdTeSa herself after
abe had got in her berth. John and the
lady made heroic and energetic efforts
10 nnrobe the latter, and it was some
satisfaction to know that the labor was
finally successfully accomplished. "Be
careful, John, "Don't tear my skirts,
John" and many other remarks heard
through the car, showed that ] Ohm was
doing his part mAnfully in helping the
unrobing process.
Finally, after the female had got
placed on the upper shelf for the night.
and John on his lower shelf, we all felt
easier, and were just preparing to dOze,
when new trouble came TO the sur
face. John" said shrill, female
voice, did you bring my parasolT"
"No," said John, "haven't seen IT,"
ooh, Lord, John, then it's left at the
tavern! What will l do?" she added in
agonizing tones. "D-n it, old gal, :"
said an irreverent old brute, who occu-
pied the berth under the correspondent,
"never mind your PasrsOl, but useiyour
parachute" This ungallant allusion
to the hoop-skirt affair brought out an
Unsurpassed smoker, and then ire.
pressl6le laughter.
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AN old statute has been discovered in
New York, which prohibits any rail-
road not incorporated by the laws OF
that State from opening Offices or SELL
ing tickets within the Empire State
under heavy penalty. This shuts up
the offices of the Allentown line, the
New Jersey roads, the Pennsylvania
Central, the Great Western, and every
other road not chartered in New York.
The Commissioners OF Emigration have
insisted on the enforcement of the law,
and the Castle Garden ticket agencies
will be abolished, except so far as the
New York roads are concerned.
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The Troubles OF two Young Married
People In the Cars.
From he Columbus (o.l Journal.


The sleeping cars on the Cleveland
and Columbus Road do not assert their
cargoes. Male and female, old and
young, are left to lay themselves away,
for an extra dollar and 81 half, on
shelves not much larger than those
which grace the pantry of the guide
house wife-and they are slowed in
miscellaneously in the same car, side
by side, with small regard to some pro-
prieties which decorum should enforce
between the sexes. A correspondent
speaks of the troubles of young mar
ried couple whose berth was opposite
his, and who decided that the young
lady should occupy the upper shelf,
while her husband was TO take the
lower one.
The car was dimly lighted, and yet
the twilight chickering's of the lamps
made many things visible to the naked
eye. We could not, II we would, help
but know, from sounds and whispers,
that the lady had u fearful time of II in
climbing up 10 the upper shelE-that
her hoop-skirt was formidable obStR-
Gle to her elevation, being higher at the
bottom longitudinally than the space
between the berth and the upper part
of the car-that the husband made
fearful and frantic efforts to crush 1t
down, and that, like BanQuo's ghost, 1t
would not go down.
From all this It will be seen that this
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HUnquestIonabIy the best sustained
WORK OF the kind in the World"
HARPER's
New Monthly Magazine.

Critical Notices Of the Pres.
The most popular Monthly In the world
BeIO YOk O6IeTUeF.
We must refer in terms OF euIogy to the
high tone and varied excellence oTHARPER'S
MAGAzISE-a journal with a monthly circu-
latIon OF about 10000 coples-ln whose pa.
ges are TO be found some Of the choicest light
OF this work as an evidence of
the culture OF the American Peo-
pie; and the popularity it has acquired Is
mefited. Each Number contains fully IA
pages Of reading-matteF, RpprD priRtely illus
IraTed with good wood.cutsI and It combines
in itself the fRcy monthly and the more
philosophical quarterly, blended with The
best features OF the daily Journal. 1t has
pure Observation-Disclosures Guide TO 4HeTi-
can LiteJdttfre, London.
We can account for its success only by the
simple fact that II meets precisely the pop
ulRr taste, furnishing q variety OF pleasing
and Instructive reading for all.-ZiOn'S
Herald, BoSlOn.
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WEEKLY
sPLENDlDLY ILLUSTRATED.

" s%'ee.. " 80.
The MODEL. NEWSPAPER of our country
complete In all the departments of an Aneri-
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earned for Itself right to lis title, "a JOUR-
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p05t.
ur future historians will enrich them.
selves out of HARPER'S WEEKLY long aIteI
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The articles upon public questions which
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OSR of the United States officials in
this usighborhood, on the other side Of
the river, gives 1t as his opinion that
the income returnsin his bailiWIck will
make very diminished showing next
year. He finds in his goIngs round
among the people that profits are slim,
that trade is demoralized, and that some
ifnot many OF his constituents are max
ing progress backward. The volume
of collections grows less and less and is
perhaps harder and harder TO get To
his mind this betokens the necessity OF
a remedial policy on the part of the
government. 1t strikes us that the fol.
lowing paragraph from the New York
Herald sums up his experience and that
OF many Others, and also indicates the
sort OF relief that is needed:
1.-THE effect of the undue contraction
of the past year is visible all over the
country in the depression OF trade, and
business men are anxi)usly awaiting
relief TO avert tho disasters which will
certainly result from perseverance in
the present policy OF the government
respecting the currency. The currency
now in circulation is no more than
enough TO meet the requirements of the
country, and tina sooner the existing
apprehensiOns of further curtailment
OF Its volume are removed the better
1t will be for the Treasury and the peo-
pie. Congress should, therefore, lose
no time amer 1t meets in legislating
upon the Important question. taking
care at the same time TO guard against
the initiation for which the West Is clam
oring."
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Steamboats,.


wheeling and Marietta Packet.
The fine Side-wheel passenger
eneSt fsteamer sALLIE V, Capt Root.
stiEESSasff5aesszzA Patterson. Will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10 O'Clock. Leave Marietta Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock, a. 81.
For freight or passage apply on board or
to Jas. II. HOLMES, Agent,
novl2tf No. Sc Monroe street.
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Johu n. Daniel. tate Editor OF the
Richmond Examiner
Pro-a -eas4atAeeaees J11sLlt,ised ia dle ISatfve
pfTEtEE1dH-
Ny acquaintance began with him in
Washington, AFTER his return from
Turin. He registered his name at
Browns Hotel in a small hand, simply
AS "4if. Daniel, Liverpool" Although
I bad never seen scrap Of his writing,
1 knew the moment saw his name on
the register, that the man Tor whom SO
many were looking, had arrived. The
next evening ! was introduced TO him.
/ had long been curious 10 see ''the
great editor" and, availing myself of
his animated conversation with other
visitors, eyed him intently, seeking in
the outward man some indication OF
the extraordinary being within. My
search was not in vain. The poorest
physiOgnomiSt could not have seen
Daniels face. even for a moment, with
out being attracted-I am tempted to
say, fascinated by 1t. True, we always
find what we are taught TO expect in a
face, and often discover what does not
exist; but here was u countenance
siugularly marked-a dark. refined,
decidedly Jewish face. The nose
was not very large, and but
slightly aquiline; the mouth thin
Tipped, wide, unpleasing, and overhuDg
square, but not prominent; the cheeks
thin, and both cheeks and chin covered
by n dense, coarse, jet black, closely
trimmed beard; eye brOws very thick
and black, shading deep set, rather
small hazel eyes; head as small as By
ron's or BroughRm's, beautifully
shaped, and surmounIed by masses OF
hair, which in youth, hung long and
lank and black TO his coat collar; but,
in later life, was worn close cut. Such
was John NJ. Daniel as he sat before me
in a room at Browns Hotel in the MEM
ornbIe winter of 1861.
He was richly but plainly dressed.
He talked freely upon the topics then
uppermOst in every Southern mind, but
there was hesitation, or rather u trip
ping amounting amost TO a stammer in
his speech-the result, probably, of his
long residence abroad, and the constant
use in conversation of French or Italian
instead OF the English language.
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Lindsey Institute.
On Fifth street, opposite the Roman
Catholic Cathedral.

TN 41Itn HtFeeI, opposite Lne AOLuhn
Catholic Cathedral.
UNHE SECOND TERM OF THE ABOVE
i Institution has now commences, anu
Students arr requested TO enI ole their names
a. early A. possible, as classes are now being
formed for the winter.
In thanking The public for the very liberal
PAtTUnaE he has received, the principal
begB assure his patrons that no ex penSe or
trouble vii be spared to increase and per ect
the facilities Of the institution.
Furniture and other cOnveniencIeS neces.
BaTy for the accommodation and comfort of
the students has been supplied during the
last term.
The Chemical and Philosophical apparatus
fome used by the Lindsey Institute, has
been repaired, and Is now used for iuustra-
lions Of lectures on Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy. A large and spacious GyInnasl-
nm has been rented for the uSe OF the pupflH,
and large supply Of the best maps, Chemi-
cal and Physiological charts, &C. obtained.
The Primary department is under the
management Of Mr.. f. e, Post late OF WASH
tngton county, Pa, ana IN II the OUNCE
students receive thorough training in all
Particular attention Is pail 10 Penmanship
and Arithmetic.
The higher classes in CLASSICS, MATHA-
NATIcs and ESGLIsH, are under the super
vision of the principal, who has had more
than six years experience In schools and col
leSes in Great Britain and America, and pos
seSses the highest testimonials as to ability
aud capacity for inpalttng instruction
PENHANSHIP
is taught by Professor d. L. Dow, of the Ma
tfonRI BuIineAS College, whose success as q
teacher of this art Is well known to the public
For terms, &C., apply TO the principal
south eide OF Quincy street, third door beloW
Sixth.
PRINCIPAL T. E BLAKELY, A. b., granted al
the Queens University In lTelnnd.
Professor Of PenmanRhip, ID. L. DOW.
Assistant Il. Il. Post, ESQ.
nOvl6-SLSwH
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The Publishers have perfected system OF
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GAzISE, WEEKLY, ::And Bazaar promptly to
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The WAY TO Coax HIM.-The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher closes his last
communication to the New York Led
ger, on the subject OF the first ten dol
lars he ever possessed, as follows:
"There are two kinds of property
which tend to Mordlise life. What they
are / will tell you some other time, II
youEwill coax me-"
Now can't the Ledger man give Mr.
Beeeher huge, big coax-a coax as
large as the one he gave him for '.Nor.
wood"-a cool $4,000. a coax with
that $40 OF Mr.. Beecher's youth, with
600 added for his experience and ageE
We hope Bonner will coax him.
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sUBsCItIPrIoNs.

Tho Publishers have perfecteda system of
mailing by which they can supply the MA
GAzINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR promptly to
those who prefer 10 receive their periodicals
directly from the ONCE OF Publication. Post
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application.
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cents year. which must be paid at the sub
scriGey's post office.
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Dissolution,

THE PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY Elk.
i listing between John T. Davis and my.
SELF in the Paper MIL here, under the Arm
OF Cushing q Co., being dissolved by his with.
dTawal, the holders OF any claims yet out
standing are requested to hand them In fol-
adjustment, as wish to bring its RffAlrs to a
= v HEEIfNs, Oct. 2, 1851.
oc9Y-lmd n. CUSHING.
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Movements OF zen. Davis.
Corrsspomelenee ofA.e N. Y. Herald.

Troy, Nov. 20, 1867.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis, accom-.
panied by three or four members of the
Howell family, I am advised, will leave
the Dominion of Canada for Richmond
on Thursday night. the 2lst inst. The
party will reach this city over the Troy
aud Boston railroad, and will proceed
TO the capital of Virginia by way OF
New York. thence by sea coastwise to
Fortress Monroe and up the james riv-
er TO their destination, arriving on the
scene OF his former greatness, should
there be no mishaps, on the afternoon
OF the 9th inst. The distinguished
State prisoner and suite will travel
from Canada TO court in Richmond with
the greatest possible privacy, and will
in no event respond TO any attentions
of whatever character while en- route.
Mr.. Davis Is in both good health and
spirits, and has of late frequently ex-
pressed the hope that the Government
would at least try bin on the indict-
ment, and SO finally dispose of his case,
TO the end that he may seek and find
permanent quiet in the most rigid Sc
clusion of private life. He does not
eXp ect to Hnger much longer on the
stage, at once OF his TenOwn and shRmei
but SO long us he does survive he earn
estly desires to avoid the gaze of men.
He has bnl little il any confidence that
his case will be finally disposed of at
the coming sitting of the court. New
ertheIess, his conviction is an earnest
one that he will ultimately be fully and
discharged from GUS
tody, and at the hands of the Govern
ment be permitted to pass the remaiu-
der ofhis days in deserved, and by him
now much desired, obScurity. In his
with the Canadian people,
whom he has experienced u lib
erHl hospitality, for which he is exceed
iugly grateful, because of its great con-
trAst with Northern sentiment, feeling
and action towards him, Mr.. Davis has
been uncommonly unreserved in the
freedom of his conversation. pointing
out, from standpoint, the causes of
the failure Of the rebellion and how, in
his Judgment, the ill BODIED attempt
might have succeeded. So soon az he
crosses the Canada line and frontier he
will again observe the old reticsnce that
has 50 wisely marked him aimee his
capture, confinement in and release
from FORTRESS Monroe.
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CONVERSION OF SEvEN-THIRTIFs.-It
is said that on and AFTER December LIST,
the present mode ofconversion ofseven-
thirtles by adjustment of interest to
date of conversion will be discontinued
by the Government, and thereafter
they will give In exchange for the seven
thirties, five-twenty bonds, with the
coupon due January LIST OFF, and allow
interest on the seveu-thirties to jan
uary LIST. By this plan the holders of
seven-thirties will lose the advantage
of paying the accumulated interest on
the five.twenties, from July LIST, in cur
rency, and receiving it in gold on the
1st OF January. There will be a gain,
therefore, of about one per cent. in ex-
changing now.
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For Rent,

uIHE STORE ROOMS LATELY ocCu.
pied by George r. TRylO> a Co., and j
Clemens d Co., on Main sfrez !; also 6aSe-
ment rooms finished. Good o.l eeS in second
StOrY, and good rooms TOT 9th e purposes IN
sec6nd and third story in good order, Pos
session. given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling house, IN,
sale IN the sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
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once. No. llS1S Main street, above Mon
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Few QUEsTIONs, FRIEND.

A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair SO beanhful3
OH OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustre2
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HAIR
OH of Grapevine.
What removes the pandrun9
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What Hair Preparation Is counterfeited@
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Propneton OF
on OF Grapevine?
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
sepls No. 81 Main ST., Wheeling.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

Greenwood Cemetery.
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
y Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready for
lnterInents, sale, and Improvement OF lots.
It contains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
In the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached at all seasons Of the
year by the National Road, and for three
tourths Of the year by the Hempheld Rail
Road Il Is perfectly secure, and intended to
be beauttned by every variety oftreeB, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains, ETC., TO make Il equal TO the best
rural cemeteries In the country.
Ample provision Is also made for its en-
larKement, order and care in perpetuIty.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots can
examine the grounds with the Super1nten-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by call
ing AZ the ONCE Of the Secretary, ON Main
street, over the Bank of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing TO make inteTmentS VIII
call ON the Secretary to obtain permits there
for.
Tickets of admission TO I.otholdan and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECroRs.-A. ]. Sweeney
PRESIDENT 3. G. Bonham, Secretary; j. B.
Rhodes, John q. Muth, Geo. Mendel, Jos
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, R y.
Jordan, E. A. HIldreth, Au8l-1yG
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ss- No notice Will be- taken OF communl-
cations not accom- panied by re- PonAlble
name. The name will be consldsIed conn ~
Ter. as . guarantee Of good faith
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Special a1ntfEts.

what Is Lie without Health ii Is
worthless says the pale dyspeptic. True; hut
health is within your reach. A few doses OF
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your cheerfulness, and taken as an OCCASION
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for Gent.
For Rent,

& CITIZEN INTEND RE-
- removing their Hat and Cap store to
Main street. next door TO Pollackis Motor
House, and offer their present room for f0nI-
Possession given by the 18th Of October
OcI sESSENEY q CITIZEN
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MRS. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP,


FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
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Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest
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Ser SAFE.
For Sale

FOT sale.
yTNHE- FARM OF LAND IN MONON-
gala county, West Va, and upon he
waters OF Dunkard. known as the inFksaS
farm, containing sol aches, 100 OF which an,
cleared and the 6alA uce well timbered. TheTs
are 100 acres of rich bottom. q very dns or
charIl, three good tenement houses, stabIInS
and other necessary out buildings upon Inc
place. This Is in fact. rare chance for
good Investment. Title unQuestionAble
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Ag't. Wheeling. W. Va.
rnnHIG.IW
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