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CoNsr1TUrIosAbD IFFERSScEs.-There ar g
many constitutions so inherently defective
in energy as 10 derive great benefit from a
moderate use Of pure liquor combined with
such vegetable medicines ard extracts as en-
ter into the composltion OF Robaclr's Stomach
Bltters. and there arc many situations in
which even the healthlest eriye additional
security from their occasional use.
c II healthy persons are exposed 10 unusual
and continued exertion in confined air, or
under the heat Of the sun, or to the inf uence
of depressing wRtchfulneSs by travelling, aud
change OF diet and water, or II residents of
malariouS districts or on the rank river bot
toms OF the West and South, there can be no
doubt but careful use of RoBACKs SroN.
ACH BTTTERS with the food would surely be
the means OF warding on actual disease and
without the Bitters, they wonld likely have
to succumb to disease. They strengthen, tone
and invigorate,, aid digestion and increase
the appetite Sold by all druggists every
where, 80 my1s-lmd&w
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RUNAwAY.-on Sunday evening Mr..
Samuel ElliIrItz and son were driving
out in the vicinity of Greenwood Come
terry, when thoir horse took fright and
started 10 run. The united efforts of
father and son were not sufficient to
bring him to halt. While going at
full speed one OF the reius was sudden
ly and violently pulled, which brought
the horse and vehicle about very alb
ruptly. The consequences Were, the
steed was thrown down, and the
occupants of the buggy dew of at
tangent. Both of them were consid-
erably bruised, and the horse was cut
pretty badly. The thills OF the buggy
were broken. They were soon replaced
by a new pair, kindly furnished by a
gentleman living near the scene of the
disaster, when the party returned to
the city, glad that they had made so
fortunate an escape.
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DrconArroH or so1p1rns, GRAVRs.-

DECORATION op SOLDIERS GRAvRs.-
We are indebted to kind friend FOL
the following interesting report OF tne
decoration ceremonies in MartinsVllte'
Ohio, on Saturday LAST :,
Pursuant To General orders NO: II
/ from G.. A. r., Headquarters, foSt 20 ~.
| is. of MarlinsyilIe, together Win tns
Good Templars OF that place anu
| bridgeport, met in the afternoon, al
Camp Joe Gordon, where pIo e tS'u
was formed, and marched thence 10 the
caneterv. wherein are inferred num-
ha- Of our dead comrades. Quite a
ioroe concourse of citizens accompa:
| MED them. The procession was headed
by a band of martial music, which
DIaved a dead march, bringing up at
once old memories from many a battle
on arriving at the cemetery, the
mhollow square" was formed, and the
Rev. W. II. Morton, of the M. d.
Church, opened the exercises with an
appropriate prayer, after when 1ld. Dr. ID =.
address, which, for beauty and tender
ness, could not easily be excelled. It
was no political Speech-no one up
braided, no one chided for what "might
have been"-but tenderly he touched
the hearts of all as he reviewed the
trials and suferings OF the country's
loyal dead. ~
After the address we marched by file
to every grave, each one casting
flower and evergreen upon the "green,
grassy mound" A number of the cIti-
zens assisted in making complete this
floral tribute of respect.
Slowly, tramp, tramp, to the dead
march OF hfe and mnmea d drM, ana
the FOOTBALLS. Children peep through
the cemetery palings with a half fright
cned, half Interested air.
There are those here,-the mother,
sister, wife-of those who now rest
meath the bright-hned flowers. Mem
ory is busy in their hearts while they
weep. or all that crowd, there Is
scarce one but that weeps with and for
them. Onward the quiet column moves;
roses and violets fall softly as ever did
the snow; here and there wreaths are
twined about rude hend-boards till eve
comes on, and all OUR soldier dead
sleep under the sweetest and brightest
flowers ofsummer.
Again the ''hollow square" is form
ed, when Rev. Morton delivers the
parting address, in eloquent and touch
ing words, long 10 be remembered.
Already the long shadows are fading
out In iengthning lines towards the east
while the sun sinks low; yet there are
many who linger to dream of the dear
iflenos VINO resi- lar aWhy IN tue SCUM
land. Graves roughly made dot the
broad valleys, the groves and noun
tain sides OF land more warm than
ours. The hope of a heart here sleeps
to-day in shallow grave, upon a
sunny slope of Lookout Mountain.
Others sleep-SO many of them-on the
green banks of the RaPpahannock.
'Che music OF the waves, as they ripple
out upon the pebbly shore, and the song
bird of that lahd will MARBLE her good
night strain among the green branches
overhead, until the sweetness of the
hour lulls the sleeper to profound re-
pose. UNo.
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Ic-NIc.-The pupils, teachers aud
friends OF the school connected with
the st. Paul Lutheran Church in South
Wheeling paraded through the princi-
pal streets of TINT corporation yester-
day morniug,prior to going to Frazter's
to enjoy picnic. Theprocession
was quite n large one and attracted no
little attention along the line of march.
Arriving AT the rovsthe crowd at once
proceeded TO the work before It, and
during tho entire day kept up the res-
tiVitiGB usual on such occasions. There
was au abundance OF all the delicacIes
and substNntials to satisfy the appetite,
while all the simple and mirih pro-
vokIng plays that have como down to
these times from generations long
passed away, were Introduced and en-
tered into with great zest by both old
and young. The day passed rapidly
and pleasantly, and in the evening the
happy parties returned we'll pleased
with tho manner in which 1t had beer
spent. and with wishes for the return
OF many such delightful occasions.
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TIE LE0IsLATURE.-The two Houses
of the Legislature will assemble in
their respective chambers In the Capt.
tol this morning at ten o'clock. Among
some af tho members the question has
been canvassed whether a recollection
of the officers of the two Houses should
take place. There Is also considerable
discussion as to whether any other
business than the consideration of the
Code shall be considered at the present
session. A number of members favor
some action al this session respecting a
location OF the Capital. On the other
hand others deem II injudicious TO
touch anything but the Code, Co con.
sluer which exclusively they claim the
session was called. A few talk about
a movement TO adjourn the Legis-
t tlt 10 some other point. We
they get installed in their hotels
and boarding houses win find
themselves SO comfortably sitnataf5
that they will not feel inclined 10 insist
on this movement. We believe Wheel
ing 10 no warmer Than other points in
the State no farther north, and the
creature comforts which 1t can furnish
are certainly not inferior to any poInt
In the interior with which we happen
to be acquainted. Any one who, like
the writer hereof, wAded through
Clarksburg mud last Thursday and
Friday, and for lack of a bed pieket
the bones OF forty uncomfortable wink
on the office counter OF Bartlett's Ho
tel las many did on the floor), will ap
preciate the fact when we say that Their,
are places In West Virginia where
man, without much eXertion on hi
part, may be made far more miserable
than he Will be here.
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: BADLY HuRr.-Last evening, a little
girl, daughter of Mr.. Plant who resides
on Sixth street, while passing along the
pavement, was attacked by large dog.
The animal being powerful one,
threw her on the pavement. Infalling
her head struck the curbstone, inflicf-
Ing severe wound. Her face, also,
was considerably cut and bruised. II
suSn vicious dogs are suffered 10 be
AePt IN the city. there should be
Sous PROVISION made to prevent their
nothlng but nutsances ut the best, and
Mheh tney become dangerous land we
regard them In that light AZ an time. /
tney should be removed speedily and
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F1oHr-Lato last evening dis
graceful fight came of on John street,
between a man and his wife. We could
not learn any Of the particulars, al
though we made diligent inquiry. The
woman IL said TO have been severely
beaten. II our Information ia correct,
VIC trust the officers Will spare no eff
forts to bring the masculine to Justice.
1t Is time an example was made of
some wife. benter, and the authorities
might just as we'll commence now MS
at some future period.
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POLICE CoUET.-Saturday night and
the day following yielded II slight crop
oI business In the Police Court. yester-
day morning. Philip Hoffman, Louis
Meyer and Anton Brenner were SOW
orally tried for being drunk, and were
fined one dollar each and costs. After
The court had adjourned, warrants
were issued for the arrest of. Henry
shrimp and Louis Thomas, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday. The
processes were served, but the triad of
Tho causes was continued until this
morning TO enable the defendants to
procure the attendance OF witnesses
which they said were material.
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RIVER NEws.-The river last evening
showed IL feet inches and falling.
Tho Bayard from Parkersburg, Glen
dale and Kate Robson from st. Louis,
passed up yesterday morning. The
Potomac arrived from Cincinnati. The
Rebeccs departed for Parkersburg. The
Forest City and Rees made their usual
trips. Several large tows of coal pass
ed down. p +l]l5
Boats leaving to.day-St. NIarys, for
Cincinnati at 9 a, M; Grey Eagle, for
Pittsburgh at A. NJ; Express, for
for Steubenville at 25< p. NJ; Rees, for
Suntish at P. NJ; Potomac, for Gin
ctnnau ut 4 P. NJ; Bayard, for Par
kersburg at p. M; Mccullough, for
pittsburgh at p. Nj; Leonidas, for 81.
| Louis at noon,
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Hon PREMIuM.-The Martinsyille
Building Association sold ten shares of
stock last Saturday evening mt pre-
MUM OF 10 per cent. We are pleased
to learn that the association is very
popular with our neighbours over the
river, and that 1t Is giving stimulus
to spirit of Improvement in their
midst. The results OF its organization
are to be seen in tho new buildings
springing upin all parts OF the village.
The only regret that we have heard ex-
pressed in reference TO il Is that their
capital was too small. II 1t had been
made twice the sum applied for, the
stock would have been readily taken.
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LEo BRoKRN.-As the workmen were
engaged in making the excavation for
the Grant House addition, yesterday
morning, a large mass of earth fell into
the pit where they were at work, al
most burying one of them beneath 1t,
When he was e&tricated It was found
that he had sustained the fracture of
both bones of his right leg, several
inches below the knee. The name of
the un Unfortunate individual is johnson.
He Ia a colored man and IA comparative
stranger in the city, having come here
at once called, and the poor fellows
condition made as comfortable as the
nature of his injuries would permit.
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Bound ovER.-Gillespie and Hat
Issy, the parties who were arrested in
bridgeport on Sunday evening, for fast
driving and for tho inJurtesIH
by Mr.. MeNeely while attempting to
arrest their progress through the streets
Mt fasier rate than the ordinance per-
units, were brought before Mayor Phil
lips. yesterday morning. and held TO
appearance ON Wednesday afternoon mt
four o'clock. We presume the whole
matter will then undergo "a thorough
investigation.
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HELD TO BA1b.-we learned at late
hour last evening that Thomas Haley,
tho party who struck bis wife with /"
club or hatchet on Sunday, an account
of which we published in yesterday
inornIng's paper, was brought before
Judge Johnston and held TO bail TO
keep the peace and be OF good behavior
for ono year.
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LADIES, TAKE NOTICE do you want
an elegant and cheap Hair Dressing ?
An article that will please you better,
probably, than any that you have ever
used? Use ChaIfant's Cocoa Cream.
Price so cents. Sold by T. II Logan St
Co., and Logan, List 81 Co.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT
Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines
rented by the week or month. BY
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase, everyone can become the
owner of n first-class Sewing Machine.
Call and examine at VIM. Sumner d
Co. 70, No. 90 Main street.
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STILL AHEAD OF A11.-Just received
comprising English and American
Gnts, Parlor Satin, Unglazed and
Brown Papers and Borders. New
Styles constantly arriving. Better
goods and greater variety at cheaper
prices than any other house in the city.
A. w. PAUL. & Co.,
No. log Main street.
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CoLLIsIoN.-A large wagon, loaded
with huge boiler, collided with a
street car, yesterday morning, in the
vicinity of the Second Ward Market
House. Thecar carne ont SECOND best
In the conflic., bnt sustained no dam
age beyond knocking some of the pro-
ieclirg frame work Off one OF its sides.
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JUSTICE to yourself and friends re.
will 10 you good when sick. The
White Pine Compound will do you good
in all cases of Lung, Throat and Kid
ney Complaints. It Is true article, as
ali who have used 1t will testify.
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IT Is always better TO suffer wrong
than to do wrong, but when you are
troubled with miserable Scrofulous
Humor, it is best to root it out at once.
DR.. j. W. Poland's Humor Doctor will
do 1t. Sold by Laughlin. Smith d. Co.
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To BEAUT1PY and dress the hair, and
restore it to its natural color, and i'm
part that beautiful gloss, odor, etc., use
Mrs. 8. a. ALIENS IMPROVED (ne1O
Style HAIR RRsToRER or DRESSING, lin
one dotLe.) Every Druggist sells it.
Price, one dollar. cod.
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AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Al a meeting of this organization, held
al The Police Court Room. last evening,
six shares of It's stock were sold at a
premium Of 81 per cent.
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The Purestand sweetest Cod Liver OIL in
the world, manufactured from frcsh healthy
livers, upon the sea shore. 1t is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for sHazard & Cas-.
wells Cod Liver oil" manufactured by
- CASwELL, HAZARD & CO.,
80 rHa s-- 6yaxY V,rlr
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George R. Taylor & Co. received,
LAST evening, lot OF Sun Umbrellas
md Parasols for ladies and misses.
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PIoruREs framed to order and Look
ing Glasses repaired at E. L. Nicolls,
opposite Mcclure House, Market street.
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SEVEN ocrAvR CARVED AoRAFrE
PIANOS, first class, carved legs, war
ranted i've years, for $500, at sheib's
Music Store.
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The White Pine COMPOUND.

..It WINS early in the spring of 80 that this
compound was ORIGINATED. Amember OF my
throat attended with a disagTeeable cough.
had for some months previous thought tnaU
Sa2F 1f vhite pne miaSt be SO eompounded
as to be very useful IN diseases Of the throat
and lungs. To test the value oft in the case
OF tho medicine that I had been planning,
and gave II In teaspoonful doses. The result
% DAYS the itasSyn 81 the thfoat was TemoW
ed the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1 sent some to
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough,
occasioned ly a sudden cold, and had rnised
reiief an sent for more. She took about
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Esq, EDITOR of the Manchester daily Mirror,
case OF severe cold and was cured Immedi-
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suits, and so confident OF success attending its
sales If placed before the public, that ne
finally persuaded me TO give It a name, and
send It abroad to benefit the suffering. In
the name of White Pine Compound. In two
years from that time there had been whole
are lm IpbaT IL tooE tSe iead of ali the
cough remedies in the market, and 1t still
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in It's nature; is warming to the stomach and
pleasant wtthRl to the taste, and Is exceed
.3As a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrtvaled. 1t
was not originated for that purpose, but a
person in using IL for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. since
that accidental discovery many thousands
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have been completely cured. J" -,
1850. Since then, as In Manchester, the
White Compound has taken the lead Of all
Cough remedies, as we'll as preparation for
the cure OF Kidney difficulties. in every city,
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Tie remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
as IL is efectual.
The White Pine Compound,
PREPARED AT TIE
New England Botanical Depot,
BOSTON,
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For sale by LAUGHLN, SMITH q CO,
Wholesale Druggists, and also by GEO. B.
GLESSSER.
mariS cod cow. d&w. I'd
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Hoop Skirts, new styles and good
quality, very cheap, by J. 81. Smith &
On Urs 5000. -. 81 -l
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sos for Seven Stop Mason & Hamlin
Organ, at sheib's Music Store.
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National Insurance Company


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oFFICKRs:
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JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES h. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
1D1REcroRs:-John e. Wilson, Jas. o. Or,
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New Drug Store, r. d. Mccoy.
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and Artistic Pictures.
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5 French COrsets, at 81 25. just opened.
at Smith IL Co.'S.
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DfTecLOTS. 91
SAUL MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDEL.
n. n. LOGAN. THos. z. SHALLcRoss
g. w. FRASzHErA, IN. Vase I.vv
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with the
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State; and composed of some ninety four
stockholders, moat OF whom are among our
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MACARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
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