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GleveJand q Pittsburgh Rail Road,
an AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18th, Is6I'
l-srsrnir,s ,-iIi nm as fnllnNrs.

Allentown. .1l.0Oa m 500 N 1910 I'M
New York via
Tickets to all principal points In the East
and West can be procured at the Union once
In Mcclure House and at the Stauon AT
Bridgeport. f. II. MYERS
deco General Ticket Agent.
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Wanted.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL ~.
sew AdvertIscmenfs.

HOE, and Buggy, II. C. AIcAfee.
Premium Beef, John McGannon.
Life of Grant, Talcott q Co., Pitts
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MsaifaI.
Nv ENGLAND
White Pine Compound

rs now OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years. In
the New England States, where its merits
nave become aB well known as the tree from
which. in part, 1t derives It's virtues.
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The DOCTORS DIPLolIA hangs in his ONCE
INnnRSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab.
IIshment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters OF The Sun and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again ana
agnin before the public, besides his standing
a. a gentleman OF character and respecla.
bility Is sufficient guarantee TO the .aInlcteo
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marlB-1y
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Tne Whitc Pine Compound Cures

chitls, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmonary Al
fecLionsg enerally. 1t is a remarkable Re
medy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, dit
fjcnlty OF VoIdIng Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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Paris Exposition, 1867.
RENovATE.

During the Spring months 1t is one of tn,
regular household duties to renovate, and
In the multiplicity Of other duties ones OWL
self is, in great measure, overlooked; thou
sands of valuable lives might be prolonged
and many doubtless saved from premature
graves by thoroughly renoyatinR the system
with DR.. Robackb Blood Pills, stomach Bit
ters and Blood Purifier. Sold by an Drug
gtStB everywhere.
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j. l0o'' FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling" Leave Baltimore"
Arrive Waahington...i:SO
Pa4kers6nT; t 80 am. Harper's F'y.s:so
'Cumberland 300 CumbeTlRnd.l2 AIN
Harpers FeHy7:l6 G3TaIton......--. Ss30
Baltimore ....l0a0 Mheehng-';;.lO'io
Wash'n City ll:S5 SlncludlnS SuhuaSh-
SIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Balttmoree
daily aL.... 7;65 am. Gdaliy) H.. Si2 pm.
Arrives Washn CltS.o'4o
ParRers6 burr; 10 Harper's F,y.l:Sl am.
Cumberland 7:25 +" Cumberland-.l:40 +"
Harper's F'yl2:87 am. Grafton .....--l =tS I'm.
W iliHt City i;;; SO SO except Sundays,
except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore@
daily at"..9:lO pm. Sdaliy) at...-S:i5 am
Arrives WaShn Clty".I:io "
Cpmberi i1ii;ii. Harper's Fy.l:Oo pm.
Harper's F'yl2:4O p m. Cumberland.-6:4O
Winchester....250 " Graffon...-..---llsO '
Baltimore ......5O0 Mhee1ng-...!4:4O q. m.
Wash'n City-.6:50 Except saturdays.
BESWoOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. R. X. Division.
Leaves Wheeling ATM $50 q. III. 400 p. m.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East,
West and Southwest can be procured at the
ComPany's Office ...-t.5.
JOHN l.. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
r. II. DENRfES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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8usttraufe.
Franklin Insurance Company,
OK WHEELING.
100000.


Directors.
SAUL MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MESDEL, 900
T. H. LOGAN. THoS. Z. SHALLoh"99
7 n HoRRs MICHAEL REILLEY,
LOUIS G. STIFEL.
This company now having been organlzeo
dye years and In that time done success
full business, rs still prepared to take IIsHAs
fair rates on Buildings ofall Kinds ~ efcn M.
disc, Manufacturing EsStabltshmentIs, III
nituTe, steam Boats and cargoes on the w
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Oh
fers superior inducements to Farmers, Where-
BY they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur;
niture, Barns, and contents for 8 or D years NJ
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus of any company In IN Q
state; and composed OF some ninety. iOuE
ockholders, mott OF whom are among our
best business men, recommend itself 70 tbe
favorable consideration OF the insnrlng
public and solicits their patronage: APpn i
cations for insurance will be promptly Atten-
ded to at their office. No. % Monroe street OF
at their Eeveral agencies Throughout the
MACARTHUR, Secretary
HAM'LI MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL4, Vice President
q. NJ. COES, Asst Sec'y.
febl9.dSw
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& OHIO R. R. Comply

oEFTCE BAIT. q OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELNG. May 4, 1871
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after May
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'T No Sensation, Brues & Sanders.
DTy Goods, John Roemer.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESs-

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one of the most emit
nent Colleges In the United States and me
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphja
and elsewhere. has effected some of the moSt
astonishing cures that were ever known
ears when asleep, great nervousness. beinS
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness, wifi
frequent blushing, attended sometime win
f1TafalV -.-4AA4S-
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once No. south Frederick street.
Len hand side going from Baltimore street, a
few doors from the corner. Fail not 10 Cd
serve the name and number.
EB-N No letters received unless post paid ana
containing a stamp TO be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion of advertisement describing symp-
toms.
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Married Persons, or Young Men eon,.,.
plating marriage, being aware OF Physieia,
speedily cured. ''ies,
He who places himself under the co,,
DIR. j. may rellglously confide In htsboHSo1
as gentleman, and confidently RELY 1 TI0i
his skill us a physician. ulVn
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.-The fol-
lowing is a list of transfers of real estate,
&c., admitted to record in the office
of the Recorder of Ohio county, during
the week ending April 25th:
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especially, who have become the victims =,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deSfrnss,,o o.
habit which annually sweeps to an untJ1Iaiie
grave thousands of Young Men OF The IIsy
excellent talents and brilliant intellect VSat
might otherwise have entranced ljsfss,M,u0
Senators with thethunders OF eIoauencS lg
walked 10 ecStacy the living lyre msS ~ y
with full cOufldenceN 10y eali
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March, 1865: Now ready, the following
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7 0NG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Lea7e James

NJ Gresnpo way stations except Woodsls
Tree spAm. Nortuort Train and all
eep. Willow Tree $50 LXpr's rain for Genpor
jamaica Mueo!A Hcksue. aud al stations Fast Noitlpo
Passenger Train and al stations except Wow Trr n
North sp Passenger Trsia. snd on Al Passenger
Mueos with trains and Hampstead Ari en
Train leaves Hunters Point Henpsiesd
Glen Cove North lsp Anpor AMI al stations Al Hon
teFs POatAt6:lop Takes eject June J., la6e
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
Insirution

- A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1855.
IA reliable Eaeaons Bureau, has natAed aeses ior ae
Ill who vquhd Teachers for tranCng Educational
Of all hrdL kgneBosd Teachers w fnd advantage In
sppSiug early ApPhotu Fou wheI required Demand for
Tesebsfs brick J. ". SCHERAERHokN. No 10 BoHdSL
A BUSINESS education, Bookkeeping, writ
IN Enrh branches and business aass TAUGHT Dag and
log at THOMPsoN's. Ee % Feasiss ave- Terms cheap
At the n. Y. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR
N SCHOOL east Of Nlsbnpton.sQnars
Pyvs are COLLEGE BUSINESS II opess Sept Cir
eslsrs lbe UuverSty Room No B.
A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia n. Y, re-
"A sttsd Pail Tern begins sepissberS s. T. FROST, A. NJ
Principal and Proprietor
At DOLBEARs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
"A No 90 Broadsay MY learn BUSINESS WRIT.
Is0s BOOKKEgPNd AM ARITHMETIC practically IN ana tsna
ApDG eO ~ sssAAS
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
Situ1iiuns CalnttS ylrIss.


AN ATTORNEY experienced in trying causes
arruirt duY -a1 and papers searching titles Aai
managing general hussrsi of oce and who uTl DE DIST
ofIrtces bis abilities and character desires position With
arst avTcr Ad1ss ATTORNEY, box No 5J's T.
o., Ses-lork CITY.
NVANTED-A situation by respectable sin-
w r GARDENER. VIII make himself generally useflL
Bss e.renc Apply TO present employer Mr. GLASS ia
NITANTED-A SITUATION by a young man
w kul goods; been Tor several years sgag dry
goods ofbs largest houses h ty has teen accustomed 70
z un1d prefer 0 at kud; vol acquainted Wth
shne-ss tI..rsss viii - ea reference abl &C. Al
drcssJ a. r.. Box No lu Tribune ofce.
WRAPPER WRlTiNG.-All kinds Of WRAP
W PLR WRITING otT correctly by experienced per
tou. AZ l.W rates. AllTts WRITER 1nbuls Olce
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
NEW-Y0RK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT l2cs
COMMENCING MAY Is lat9
TRAINS IEAvR NFw.Y0RK

Passenger Station NeYok rwen Fourh
Entrance on Twenty -ssreBta-st
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1863
...l s~rrriiCu. f. '--


NVEST- SIDE LADIES SEMINARY.
w MISS G. T. FERRIS
vii open School for young Ladies at NO. ' "'''
ApgIssto's nav he m,te at No. loa East Tvehhst
UONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE-For
80. -, jrai'ge.t healthy, Christian MEN thorough
tehisg moB sense sgsnsnt Address BENJAMIN MASON,
box No. 20d Yonkers. y. Y
WOIJNG LADIES' SEMINARY, No. 102 Rem
80. 1.otirn Fsll term will Sept l6 Commun-
s,r. AZ he si ss.i Of the Principals Miss CLARA u
HARRISOE or Miss MARY A. RANNbf
VVANTED-Good SCHOOL FURN UKE. ylS.Fi
TUIE. Ir1gue Ohte
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
VRIERATLWAY.- .-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SUNDAY THAtxs-s.7os m Way Trala ouOTl-. Ilo
Paersou p Night ETpress O DunsiE Bu8so R"che
S4imalci. and a points Nest sui Nouil 500 tr-ht anc
Way Train; II 3. ~ for Paterson and Port JeryiS
Express Trains through N1mauca Dungk ani I1-o sth
change eoachs aud direct connection With al Sa,ls ant
Western lines
Ventilated Coaches
Nightrrsins.
Tickets be obtained e Company ofcesE0 2l Bfesgsr
Depot of CaamJest, NeIork also Loag Doe Depot JsF'J
Cts.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

siiuations GIlnt,o fraal,s.
4 SITUATION WANTED by n respectable
- yol-g married WET NURSE, With he'l breast Of
u Cali or two days A. no lt3 ki.t Ihtyah st near lhr.e
TWO respectable girls wishes situation
l s.rt. COOK tle rthsr ~ CHANBEHMAD and WAITRESS
a.. Pei seen t su'ei l2 West Thirty Ldst, oulaye
Iu rear buidug Tie beet % cty reference.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
Yau Schools.
Gratbtrs.

ALI. Wanting TEACHERS or SCll0OLS~v
"A Aldres, American Educational Unop" No lJ broadEa n
TANTED-TEACHERs situation. Gladu-
w a., Alg,, y,rrs school i've years erI eence Adde'S or
cal, @ n b m l,F oae week. No. d Washington nsquare Miss
T. NJ RANSOM
JO Years prove Amer. School Institute" I'M
- ituru. Teachers schools snd Tor representing
Te,slsrs r,g uo.itors Apply salaries 500 20 S2Fo
Ssysa nod schools f1r sale j. W.FCERNERhOkNN No. II Boldt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

Illustrated Gids the principal Suburban plarfs me line n
the Eastern Division Of ts BaFsy ba been prepared be
asi the ofthe COMPANY. Of charge wishing
D,oBay th region referred With The view Of tteeut
H. RIDDLE. GeHsr4l snpL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
sustrudioU.
MILE. ROSTAN's .,...,,- ,,-r scuoo,
VA FRENCH AgD ENGLISH PRoIENIANi 1N''NON
Vop VOTING LADIES,

vy pporTg on Tuesday Sept o. The course Of ias'r1on y
derrri 10 combine Thorough bngsh r,u' "'u '-' p-''
lposdre ftbs French other meier spfussa p.,. -
Srerl attention Is ao g'ea 70 pt.-ls ~ NffTus-i
EiF od peculiar advantages TO tlose Nlo "'l 20 maze ll4se
Inn -i 1prabe Of youug hds VII le e'el N lhe hni aal
We coaeI o all tlr comforts a4' p.i''%''' " F
s-rI rI..tt.o can he made = fia above atif.ff
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-1ORk:
For NesHyss aud Bridgeport 5o0. 800 (RL ll3o "a 2l3
ok. 70 a.. 2e $50 5g, and 600 iErl p ~.
For Milhl sso Fairfield, Southport aud wePoH 1to Lo
For sersaE 100 DO Rr 900, IL'o Ials r). 400 (KLl
EOr bsrIen. 100 90. ll:ao n, AS 40. S9onR
Erl 34S aS6 iEIl G4e $50 e1o SoG (ELI p rs -
For Gesnxieh and Intermediate stations 100 400 l5o AIS
w. CONNECTING TRAINS
For For BS Bs:oa va va sa5: a ; q I 40 UT kr 3"
POg Hartford and Springfield So0s IN. (I 2s 400 tEIl 400
For COuneesu Rivrr Rarosd GcO CEIl I7Sp N Moo.
For Hartford FToTidsSco Railroad 800 tRI) pis
For Haven YsrLODdon sounEtOa Railroad -,
Foi Canal Railroad, 500 laIs NJ Y.r,A.~psOu .rd WI
For iisasstouic Railroad, 900 m, acop m
For Naugatuek railroad 8O0 ~, LOO D. m
Por Dss6Gry snl NOrwat Railroad 100 SEQ N l2lS t0Rn
J&MKs H. HoTT sups.
NEW-JERSEY r. R-For PHILADELPHIA,
sS KsSsiSsos $50 WsCsndes, Ia %.I mten VI.
tsa-sis,. n I'm. TIjG M: Par sSuss and ws:S '
FOR THE wEsT-To Cincinnati and cAis.sss.'o. a. ~:
I;se The $40 sn $50 NJ uss through zish et
SlS fas .SST ss .,1s, gs s s1.s s
s.s, a a. .r.ns By other = y ss rs% 1s ss' sS :,
connecting saaae Of other ar wa ~ morning train. s
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
W FOR LONG BRANCH,
Tos RIVER nAfcsSsIE @ S ds ssIssSSas 81 RID BANK 10
Daily .s1SdtSy: S: '1,D,'d, :, . a. ..; and SIR
JsssS hc9T Nc ii;Ili'f sas ssvsSsrsx s's'isss
Rearpiag, leave Long Brahea AZ 7s1 . n and
ar,.T TI; ~! Gy;s yss !. !, 8. . q. AZ s:Ss
JS. .. lea ---'D 81 ~ E s sSsbss ! G., L...s.s
THE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of Long
ss as 4a' sos.: :S s.fs I'D G S.I: i: =:
oss ss e@ n for all sons' 9D Express eoAssoss v'e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
THE LESSON OF. MAINE AND VERMONT.

THE LESSON OF MAINE AND VERMONT.
We have 30 idea that ID Is possible for
anything 70 occur, short Of a visitation Of
God, which would teach the old-time South
ern politician-so-ealled--t error OF bus
way. He is so welded to darkness, so al
lied to all that is vicious in American poll
tics; ne is so determined never to go ahead
but always to 60 backward: be is in his
very nature so Numerically opposed to
the progressive ideas of the age that we
give him up in despair and lock to the
rising generation, to the laboripg masses, to
toe mechanic and to the intelligent middle
classes Gas contra-distinguished from this
selfassured leader and teacher, for the
future development of the South.
But to these latter, the real bone and
sinew Of the land, we have word to say
upon the lesson of Maine and Vermont.
The overwhelming majorities given in
these States for Che Republican party show,
in the first place, beyond doubt, that the
country is determined not only to elect
Grant, but to elect him BY an almost
unanimous vote of the States. But more.
1t shows that the American people are de-
termined thai the class of men who lead
the Democratic party shall no longer have
that power which they so shamefully abused
in the past. Controlling the National
Government they used it to foster
slayery-a viper to sting the Republic to
death. Possessing the State Govern
ments of the South, they arrayed them in
hostility to the nation. Ruling Southern
society with an iron rod, they organized it
in antagonism to the honor Of labor; they
degraded the working man to the level of
the slave, whom they robbed of every
right, of every privilege.
The uprising OF the loyal masses Of the
North indicates that they have not forgot
ten that Hampton, Forrest. Eustis and
that class Of men led the rebel armies to
destroy the Government. They do not
propose to reward treason b. official
position.
Now, we say to the workingmen Of the
South, in sustaining the Democratic party,
so-called, you are unfolding the very men
who in the past made labor odious. The
Republican part ad, coates The dignity Of
labor.
We say to tie business men of the South
that tie election of such men as Blair and
Nallandigham will insure continuance of
disorder and violence 10 your midst, driving
away capital, disorganizing labor. Let the
lesson of Maine and Vermont cause you to
reflect moment. Grant is for peace, His
opponents threaten war.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19
sRIRIT OF THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE
MAINE ELECTION.


Tie Herald says the political earthquake
swept over Maine.
The Times says that the Maine election
shows that the people have made up their
minds to cleo. Grant and Colfax, and is
important as indicating the direction of
popular sentiment
The Tribune considers the Maine election
as the commencement of the tidal wave of
honesty which will sweep over the country.
The World says that the Republican ma
jority is reduced one and congratulates
the Democrats of Maine on the sturdy fight
they made. ....
The Sa,n says tie Democracy have met a
serious reverse in Maine, and considers tie
influence on the coming elections will be
great.
The Express SAYS nobody expected Maine
to go otherwise than it did, but it the Dem
oerats gain as heavily elsewhere, several
States may be carried sure for the latter.
The Post considers the election as com
plete q triumph of the Republican party
as ever before attained
The Conmercial says the thanks Of the
nation are due to Maine for her victory Of
the fourteenth instant. r...