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A Physiological View Of Marriage.
TVE G}EiP PEST BOOK eUer PUBLISHED

Containing rear}y hree hundred pages
And, 30 fin plates and engravings Of the
Antony of the Human Organs in a state Of Health
and Disease, with treatise on Early Errors, its
Deploratle Consequences upon the Mind and Body,
with the Authors Plan Of Trcatment--The only
rational and successful mode OF Cure. as shown by
the report Of cases treated truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating MARI iage,
VINO entertain doubts of their physical condition.
Sent free Of j;istage to any address, receipt of
% cents in stamps or postal currency by address
mo DR La GROIN No. 81 Maiden Lane, Alba
nv \. Y The author may be consulted upon any
Of the diseases upon which his book treats. either
personally or by mail, Medicines sent to any part
OF the world.
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Change Of Firm

b. referenc. to tia notice in to-day's paper,
it will be seen that MIR. w. G. Russell, Of Win
thss'er, has associated his son with him in
business They have the reputation of being
energetic, enterprising msn, and will no doubt
givesatisfaction to all who may give them
call
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Fire.

We learned that the Methodist Church, in
Now Market, was badly injured by fire few
days since, and to such an extent that services
could MOI be held iii il on he following Sab
bath 1t will howe ser be repaired in time
for the Quarterly Meeting on the 10th inst
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Catholic meeting.

BY reference to the notice IN another col
umB it will be seen that Rev. Father Kahn, of
Hancock, Nd, will preach in this place on
Thursday evening next. We understand he
will have Mass hare Oh Wednesday praviou ;,
AMI At Mt. Jackson Thursday mornng
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06

> We are in receipt of poem, which we must
decline publishing for The present. We hope
the author will appreciate our motives for thus
declining his contribution, and will give our
reason privately. Fl ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06
Prominent characteristics:

I-1Iey ere Instructive
LAS purely literary works, these historical ro-
mances possess high degree ofmerit They read
like genuine histories. - Catholic World.
fIhey correct descriptions of the countries
and people described = Heratd.
Il They are Enfgttutnhg
owe regard these books as among the best and
most entertaining novels Of the ay.''-sprinqfsld
Republican.
:.The reader is al once fascinated and held SPELL
bound until the votpe Is completed" Free Press:
'There isno dull chapter in it. = Utica Herald.
III They are Mirrors of the Times
'sNo can peruse them without concadng the
authors great skill in grasping and delineating
the Characters which figure conspcuously in Uiem
''The study which enablvsthe author to delineate
so accurately the emotions and incentives to action
which moved men and women of past age must
be close and untiring and Louisa Muhlbach shows
in all her works perfection which carries the
reader into rhe very presence. OF the characters
represented. "-Syracase Journal.
" They are Historically Correct:
''Hlstoricaly correct and. as ehleftaiting as
many Of the volumes of Sir Walter Scott. PRO
ridence Herald. .
louisa Muhlhach must have carefully and dill
gently studied the secret histories of the times and
countries Of which she writes and her task is done
well ,nd effectively Worcester Spy.
No historical novelist has laborcd so faithfully
and sacG9asu oreprodg 1;d e g picture
+ NThey are Original. ......,
1t has agreeably surprised readers to find new
writer with such constructive genius and knowl-
edge of thxracter as Louisa Muhlbach possesses
Pu6sc Ledger
Each succeeding novel adds to Mrs. Mundt's re.
putatioo as wri ter of HISTORIC fction-E Y Times
r., ~,
FI-1heg are fUU ~ IhtugandtaOn.
Sha - ,ot o,lr +bo t;ijf,, ;,;1o b+ . ,,o..
baoaed @ W;f,,"is '''
There j. seldom onv sfra;,,iro aftei. affct bnt =
is really wondf rfnl how Madame Mnndt mana 5ras
to sustain tam and increase the interest to the END
Tie word painting of the authorizes is much more
effective than the best efforts of the engravcr-
Illinois State Register
1v,, ~, ~
! FLI-1Hey oman AnecUJte6 or Courts.
Scottish historr of;rp,l No frcsh,r - more ro-
mamie ~. atar;al - tIe ,aaoic ,ort;n, apI &c &;
Vii Sc"tt tban ib "a in thn sn,'ais f1f a.
Garma, Co. y '''0
TEE sra not ~ ha rEnnd onvUboro u b,,r.,
annals nnnsed sncb ,,annifcent smcb .nn.rahnm
dant materials for romance AZ ciog the ct ron,cns
OF the prssan Sa Austrian courts of the lSt
modes OF thought, thrir Language, :heY are almost
as much separated from US as IT they had lived
une Thousand years ag"-obServer.
IyIy M ,, 7, ....- ~
VIII Hey te't doOM ChtPe!oTs, hth9s
and Queens. -s-
w ,..
isai u = ON hel not ON! ~" Eeue!lck IN
ai,a ieueI,eA lne urea, "9Sepn ~ E1I'aire'
rofpe% "a. "a G .is
'na ~ Si,el' iana 1osN out DO"
Ne ks oh,,;no Mc:
She takes the time Of FrSdefck the Great Iosnnh
H. for examnle. and mon the hackrronnd IF acts
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-02-06

Farm.
We call attention to the adve, tisemeat Of
P.W. Maphis, in this weeks Herald Any
ore wishing TO purchase good farm on rea-
sonable terms can do so.
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s p EC.IAL NOTICES
Debility and Emaciation.

Both result from the lack of ability conv ert the
10 ID Into nntsinent. How nee ,ssarv then, for
rA6se suffering from these alarming symptoms to
en- the stomach. and digestive organs. For, as
this desirable object has been accomplish
et the and the patient resumes
his US, al personal appearance. -H0STETTERsS
STOMACH BiTTERS have attained a world
wide popularity in such cases, and have been
proven the best and safest means of removing
sconstipation. Toniag the stomach, giving energy
to the liver, and relieving every symptom Of ner-
vousness and depression Of spirits Its cheering
and beneficial effects are highly s. oxen of by thou
sands, who to it their icstor ation to health.
No restoratr, e in the ANNALS OF medicine has at
tanned the Same popularity IN the shot space Of
time it has been before the public, has the
high endorsements accorded to this excellent ton
ic. Many other preparations, purporting to be
correctives and restoratives, have been introduce
ed, and have peri .hed one by one, while the
popularity OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERo continues to increase. and is now recog-
snixed as standard household medicine. The
success which attends the use of the Bitters evn-
at its virtues in all cases Of deabilitv and
diseases of the stomach. Certificates, almost
without number have beeI published, attestng
Its truly miraculous power in removing those
painful and fearful diseases And at this time it
seems idle to do more than call attention to the
great remedy of the aga. in order To awaken
public attention to its excellence. It's the only
preparation o. the kiud that is reliable in all ca
ses, audit is therefore worthy of the considera-
ton at the afflicted. So
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FQmity ana BUSINESS AfeHSpoper IN the South.
Although the WEEKLY nIspArcH for 1858 has
| been greatly enlarged and improved the pri will
remain tho same. We are determined to publish
the cheoprst and best fanny aad business Neo~po-
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ability Of all to take it. @
The WEEKLY DISPATCH contains all the impor-
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plete summary Of Foreign and Domestic News
latest by Telegraph from all parts of the
world full and reliable Stock, Financial, Cattle
and General Market Rerot IS --latest Agricultural
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Courts reviews of the most interesting and i'm
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1868
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FOR INDIVIDUAL WORK AND ENERGY.

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Two six months subscribers, al 81 80 each, viii
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RE REVOLUTION IN TRADE!
l. A d Il S.You can receive for The sum of
fAME nnIIAR

Silk Merno. and Alpaca Dresses. Shawls,
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4 FFfcTED RESToRED!-BGN Elk
" POSED FALLAClES UNMASKED

1 n .
Highly important to both sexes. married or 81 gle
in health disease. DR.. LARMONT'S Paris
London and New York Medical adviser and Mar
riagc Guide, 60th edition, 400 pages, nearly 100
Anatomical illustrations. upon Mental and Ner
vous Debility, Urinary Deposits and Importance
affections of tn bladder, kdna KS. Genin Urinary
Organs, and their consequences, and anatomy Of
both sexes European hospital practice-the Au-
thors moral. legitimate and cfectual method of
preventing too rapid increase Of family his
| qualed Paris and London treatment, &c. Mailed
! free for Sl.50 closely sealed.
All who would avoid the barbarous treatment
with Mercury, Copaba. injections, Cauterizations
Quack Specifics. Antdntes and Instruments, should
own this valuable work or consult the Doctor per
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Afrom 10 A. NJ. to 5 p. NJ Post Diice Box s44. n.
y, is ail the address required. Consultation, Adj
vice. and Medicine S5, in all cases in advance.
1--WE concur with other papers in recommend
ing DR.. LARMONT and his work. ''-Courier des
Etns Urls, Gsrma" die Reform, Dispatch, .saats
Zcitang, Alias. Medical Recieu. dc.
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nlssOLUTlON OF 20 PARTNERSHIP.

The firm of Campbell, Darn n 4 Co. having dis
solved by mutual consent al / SAINT \. Banner
having entered into Co-pa tneiship wlfl his broth
CT. j W DanncT- Hf res ...ss,-sr
She business will be conducted hv Campbell 4
OFT, where the books and accounts viii be found,
they being authorized to settle accounts Come
friends, and settle, in want Of the funds
due us. CAMPBELL. BANNER & CO.
sept 10. " oodstock, Sept. Is. 81.
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i a gents WAVED For
WANNED---EV WHERE.

NOOD AGENTS. ion. our NV work. .IIOME
VI BOOK OF WONDERS:" also, for a mew
"fAahY PHoroGsA BleLE.' containing Notes
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ARD d SAMPSON, Hartford, Conn.
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WATCH FREE ga silver p. Watcb

Given Gratis to the purchaser of Every 100 of
Kennedy 5 Mammoth Prize Stationery Packages,
the Largest in the world As an inducemcnt to
have them introduced agents sell the packages
fast as they can reach tI,eaa ont 80 Dollars per
day can be made >ure. We have agents that sell
on an average 1900 per week. Price per hundred
Is dullars. Retail at % gents. And Watch in
the bargain HAT viii retail Tor SIS more. For
full particulars Of Prize Package. and other sale.
able goods, address Z. MONROE KENNEDY
Cor. 9Th and Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Weekly. BY the 'sFRATFRN AL PUBLISHING
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York H
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THO THE FAIR ONES !!
Our stock of dress goods will be found COM
plete. We are now receiving beautiful lot OF
goods. e BANNER & BRO. Oct &
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LOUISA MUHLBACK'S
Historical Novels
D, APPLETON & CO.

448 and AS Broadway, New York,
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Poasd,s Les an Lieatenant's E.ivingStone's
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ter. Ayerett's Ashby and Compeers, at Bar
gelt's Cheap Book Store.
T.. Methodist and Reformed Hymn Books,
at Bargelt's Cheap Book Store.
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DEAIOREsT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE at
BARGELT'S. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30
CHRIsrADoRo.s DYR,
-Lt,I, ,-,zs,-s.1-lt,-- =lz

SOLD B1 ALL DRUGGISTS
jels-ImdaE B. BRAsDzETH.
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suefial 4otIefs.
Prennature Decay.

Ihoasards 20 Annually tntol pIeIliaflis
uaYsb eeause theyneE1set q rsess1s t.1at
ines.tnable baes4ing-eood llsAltll isut,,lsE-,
D from Liver Complaint. DyspeEzla. Con-
Et,pa.son and similar allnisen1s. yossEsssseszs
,wI, tss,e t.sfnevItasla eourss ana end your
syEon ea-th, perhaps sadaeasy. unass yoa
tsl;e me means 70 rseTMt4 Bot bsNzgeot
fzlss msthoas and Ee only aze Profession
azsirs. ne apSs Of thsss tsissases. aswsu =
The only a6solats remedy "a aoE tlsm- FoEtity
yoursssyes At uaee b souze OF sfizhlsrs
Herb Bttters. ana INNS render yolr eonsd-
tuition and phyAque inyplnerabls to the at
taeks OF epidemic dlsqrdsrsaad the ordinary
complaints which prevail tneyeTy locality.
ne mos dtstlngnished PkysesAnsoF the
present. day Ess II IN their practice. and pos
lively declare that the vhols szieaos Of
rnessesue posses narmedyithat Is half 50
smseso1s 1or diseases a-tztnE nom disor-
dsed stomseh, Liver. Ktdneyz IutestsRes.
Ge. Is MizhIsE's Herb Rittsn sad by an
druggists and dealers
De 8 B. Hatman Co., PropzetOrs.
Yw aIsb5 1AUeHLH. SMITH i CO..
whoIesaJe Druggists, wheeling. ". Va
mySlST
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The Petersburg Express addresses
''Some Plain and Kind Words 10 ,lss
Negro Voters" which rather Guido in
kindness anything We have yet seen,
We quote some of the kind words:
1--WE are opposed TO your having the
right to vote, because I'VE do NOT b.
neSe that you have knowledge enough
to exercise the right jndicIonsly or mn
derstandingly. None OF your race, rs
yet, any where on the face OF the earth,
has had sense enough to establish .
self.governing people. You havsFal-
ways failed. when without the guiding
iufinenea and control Of the white race.
DuusI 20 70 the elections. Stay away
from the polls, ifyou wish TO remain
among US in your old hannts and
homes. Your only rights are, 20 be
treated as humHu beings, butof ansin-
ferior order. 1.-The God of Nature In
tends your equality With the white
man, he exhibited with reverence be il
said) very little wisdom in your strne-
tDre OF mind or body and has reserved
the developmsnt OF that equality 10 be
dtsplayed in eternity IL yOn aspire 10
that equality on earth, be assured IL Is
not atIAtnable by yo1. II you mRtiiy
attempt 70 clutch q By force, You viii
be swept As stubhle by dire, from this
region which you viii do best we
kAooly aomontsh you, % enjoy In sub
ordination and peace.
Ne don't think there Is very much
danger Of the old white politicians ana
slsTehoiders OF Tie south controaling
the negro vote. If this represents tiiefr
Idea OF kind language.
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IN CRANCERY,- In THE CIRCUIT
j Court for Ohio eounty, West y1Tg1nfa.E )
T. ]. Campbell. Admtds so1is zoSof The e.
- z tste o. = =, Eers, dseeased- w.
Dewitt MSEInIey, Heeaforof 1ne estasa Of
l1 William Mckinley Deceased, Is als.
PunlAlt 70 hsdeesse nade IN the above
cause - the June Tenn 1s5S, the Fan Term
1881. and the May Term 1sos, I vim ON PHI
DAY, the SlEt day of JULY, 1855 at my
b sdjo1Tnme1s from time 70 time as may
be found neeessaIE, proceed IS = required by
SD DEGREES 10 EfaGs an account IS follo6s=
KtnIey. deceased, of the estate Of e u. Sl-
md Neutrality-suspicious. account Of defsn-
d1nts " llso1 9 y9nrnatsr Tss admtnt stIstoSs
Of the estats Of John EtsAe, deceEsed-
S[d. OF what eSsets came 70 their hands
from Lhe nm Gssess Of The late firm ofstee1e
or esta&s Of SD John Sts<le, deceased
4th- OF what debts are due and unpaid
TN Wh2[ dsbss are due and unpaId frum
HE late hrm or steele Z StlyE-s. =
6lh-- What debts 1re drs and unpaid from
tia sid JohnSfeela Individuality
III. Of what reaI eStata each OF sd [lrt-
ners dIed seIEsd and POSED, It's vaInaS AID
Whether the same Is snsoep tfbte Of partition.
And NH akSo Inquire into and repor1 any
Other matters deemed pertinent by myself
@ sPee4aily required By las parties or any Of
nm specially Inquire into and report to
the court Shsfher SD John Steese owed aid
nrm a. the time OF his death, OF the drm
him, and also VheEhE said~ EdEard IL ST.
Ters Owed the sid nrTn ar-y1hfEIE 81 The
time OF his dszth, or fhsGrm him. and also
whistler fhsE21d p1afnLtn. Lh6a dinIuiEfFafoT
Of the sud SlfIeEs, has received efIfeGs OF
money Tor which he's liable 70 account and
whetherhs has losteny ELECTS or assets EIIh
which he his ben charged by reason OF the
same baLlgreeoveEeaf NOM him By The claims
OF oths-El and for which he o1ghf 70 receive
And Is6a11 also Eepoa the pE56sfties azto
aEafnsE Ihs estate Of Edward y. ssfyer1 deed
AID agaInst the estale 81 Jo1n steele decd
oourEAcIa6 BY them q. tntltEIduEls, and
c4A1mA eoDt[acte1 hy them - FARMERS,
proven inst IhEtre estate or eStzfEs
An pzEftes tufepefcsted are hereby notified
and required 70 appear Bnd prove the
clatrI1s oef0rs me sI Jhs Cms and place
above named for taking The account As here
In 81 forth.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Cir q.
june "a 10. isSl-oaE4Ed
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IN CHANCERY,- IN THE CIRCUIT
j Court for Ohio county, West Virginia.
]. ]. Campbell, AdmEde boHis ao51 Of the e.
tate OF 4 H. s3iyers, dsceased.
= - - - = u. - - = go
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4FH OF JULY EXCURSION
Commissioners Sale
VALUABLE FARM,
Saturday, July 18th, 1863.
Front DOOR OF COuRT HoUsI
PnnGPoI,

Patf q RoI, In Ghanozy IN
sheuara Clemens, et al ! Of ohio Co, ". Va
PURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
u in the above czuSe on the I'd day OF
May, 1SsS viii on saturday, ths 18th day
OF Jnly, 1855. commencing AZ 10 o'clock - m.
IS SPECIAL Commissioner appointed b ordsr
OF Cont sell at publ : auction Al tho font
eeTfain tract OF lard In said decree men ton.
ed and described, as follows: %Au that par
eel Of land situate on Big Wheeling Creek,
in ohio county, BEGINNING II 3 sugar and
walnut on William B1chsnsnis line, and
with said line n. % deg. Z sd po5A 10 ".
oak on tina banksof " heelfnR Geek, thence
down said creek with the me3ndeIsand hind
ing thereon 2E6$ poles To Two sycAmoEe,
the corner In the line SEPARATING Ireland OF
James Renford. thence with said ReufoTdf6
line s. e W. IS poles 10 q Stone IN the CIR.
uer Of sid Rsn40TdS line. th6nes g. Il deg.
z i posss 10 the place Of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and tEentT-stx acres
OF land" being the same tract OF ERnd which
was convey ed 10 the said EhGrrard Clemens
by Andrew White, fdmfnistEafcro of Daniel
kIsenrod, deceased, by deed dated the 14Ih
day Of October, 1854. and recorded in the Re
eosteE ONCE OF OHIO county in Deed Book
No. s, folio sq1.2.
TRm OF SALlsonssouTth OF the pur-
Chase price In CASH on the day Of sale, and
mems, payable respectively In Six. Twelve
and eiehfsen months, With Interest nom day
Of sale; the { ME TO be reserved unfl the puT-
chase prtes Is fully pLi41'' b e lLzl
,sso-,d s5sStsi e q; Es1ta11:,
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Ice

1902. Isfs. Is6s.
In 1sO7 The EzandfafheEOf d.. TOMAS intro
iuoed the VENETIAN LISIsEENTin Eng
land. II was success although the pTI,e
~ssa Guinea Bottle HIS late Majesty VII.
lam " used II for Chronic RheumEt and
was entiisEy cared. amer EuhEnng for two
year,. his attending ply sseians beiuz unable
to eject euFe, and he wrote = letter Of
thanks, which b HoH, IN posseszson Of my
unes IN Liverpool. I1aaye udEred Sposez-
ling I0r that lsttEr, hut II EEGs rsfuEsd- In
1871 pnt Il out In The United statez, and
now, In 1855, the sale IS immense. Thou
sands OF lsnfiies ne never without II. It Is
safe and innocent TO apply externally or
take internally. Fer q years have WAY
ranted Ii TO cure the following complaints:
Cholera, Diarrhea, DyEenIeIy. Iroup, c5iic,
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea sickness. taken
internally, and ChronIc Rheumatism, Burns
Cuts, BRUISES, Old sors. Toothaehe, Frosted
Feet, sEellinEs. Insect sttnEs, and pains In
Cnesf, Back, OF Limbs, externally. II neyet
fGIls, u used as 1iTected: for Cholera OF
Dysentary II Is certain, II used when drst a.
tackled. No one once trying it, VIII ever be
without IL Sod by Druggists PEIee Fry
Cents and One Dollsr. Depot, 70 PAX
2raAa NJ l{aN6-l rn1kz
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