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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

1 LHhed. Containing nearly three hun.
dred pages and 10 4ne plates and eDgra-
wings Of the Anatomy OF the human Organs
on Eariy Error, its Uepl0rabIa Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors
port Of cases treated A truthful adviser 70
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German Fire Insurance Company
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WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May IL. 1857.
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DIRECTnRs-

DIRECTORS.
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THE white Pine Comnonnd.

SIT was early IN the spring OF 80 that this
compound was originated. member ormy
family was al1lOted with an Irritation. of the
throat attended with disagreeable cough. 1
had for some months previous thought that
bark of white pine might be SO compounded
as 70 be very useful In diseases OF the thrO6ft
alluded to-, compromised q sniai uuantify
Of the medicine that had n,plnnnfIfs
and gave II In teaspoonful doses The result
days the Irritation Of the throat was renoy.
ed, the cough subslded and q speedy cure
o lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had been
suffering for some weeks nom a had cough
occasioned by a sudden cold, and had raised
relief and sent for more. She took about
ten OUNCES of II, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
Esq, editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror
made q trial of the same preparation in the
case of q severe cold and was cured 1mmedi-
ately. He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
sales, II placed before the public, that he
nnRlly persuaded met give Il name, and
November, 1885, flrst advertised Il under
the name Of White Pine Compound. In Two
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dois,
lars worth, where Il took the lead of all the
cough -fetnedies in the n1aRket3 and 1T stin.
In 1tfor this; It Il very soothing and healing
sons nature; Is warming to the stomach and
pleasant Wtthal to the taste and Is exceed
SAs remedy for, kidney complaints the
#hlte Pine Compound stands unr1valed. II
was not originated for that purpose; hut a
person IN using it for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of q
Kidney difficulty item years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many fhouSarIis
nave used 1t for the same complaint, and
nave aye, been completely cured"
e The above was written by IN. Poland. in
l$SO; Since then, as I'm Manchester, the
White Pine Compound hns taken the lead OF
although remedies, as well aS q Preparation
for the cureof Kidney difiicnltie tr every citv
own, village and hamlet thFouRhouL tie
TINS remedy is as safe and pleasant TO tske
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TIE New York Sun says that PEN
dletOn's most dangerous competitor
for the Democratic nomination 70 the
Presidency will be Mayor John T.
Hoffman, of New York. It adds that
the hostility of the New York Democ-
Eacy to PeDdleton Is intense, and that
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RAILWAY CARs.-Such is the great
demand for railway cars of every de-
scripti0u that the several shops in the
different cities oKthe Eastern States en-
gagged in their construction are not
equal to the pressure.
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.BEtV Saverttsetstuts.
REVOLUTION mTra5e.

~ ONE DOLLAR, SfllE MeFinI SS15I Sai1A a n y
tsoSS,s 49, 49, Sh3Wlsy Ralmorals. Linen
SeHelryl silver Plated Ware SayI{nSs No.
f51, Sc Send clubs Of ten or more. with
M t9E Saen descEt ptive check m d tilSS
N99ttn " 70 $50 recording To 0umbsr ssnf-
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The Reasons for the Nomination Of

Asasons 10E the Nomination 0F
Grant.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA committae an.
pointed by the Central Grant Clnb nnb-
hshed an address to the RepubIics N.
OF Missouri, in which they give tbe,foI-
lowing, among other reasons. wbv
Grant shoald be nominated by the Re.
publican National Convention for
PRESIDENT; "Because he is an honest
man, and has proved himself to be a
patriot; because he is man of the peo.
pie, sprung from their ranks and devo.
TED 70 their interests; because he is pos.
sesseQ OF those rare qualities SO neces.
sary IN Chief Magistrate amidst the
present political Complications, viz .
PFactlcsl common sense, unflinch-
ing dissemination of purpose, and a
cleaf discrimination of men and meas.
uFesi because he'will practice and en-
force the most rigid economy in every
department OF the Governments: be-
cause his views on the question Of re-
construction are in harmony with thosa
pt Congress; because he will mete ont
equal and exact Justice to all, without
reference TO condition, color or nation
!iy; aiiLy; because he is magnanimous, and
VIII administer the Government on tha
liberal and progressive prfnciI IoIes 81 ths
republican party; because he can place
our hnancj4l,e system onE Z q solid
bastss and YltatiZe ourl cotnnIefGei
at home and abroad; because he mas
tho VIII to give weight 10 onr national. /.
ity among the nations, and viii settle
up ~ alabama claims, or move inn
medA sly on the works of the enemv.,
b2caase he will see that cur flag be Te.
spectsd by all other nations, however
powerful, and will protect our natura1. :.
lied citizens whenever or wherever
Their rights may be assailed or Their
!ibertiss abridged; because Gen. Grant
is Today the first choice of an over
people for the next Chief Maoistrate ),
Tie formation of Grant clubs in every
town and State is earnestly recon-
mhnded.
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THTELLIGENCEB JOB OFFICE,
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CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly priuted.
1fANUKACTURERg LABELS
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLGEKs.
pRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LAD1Se
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MedtEaI.
ENGLAND
White Pine Conpound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
been proved by the test OF eleYea years; IA
the New England States, where It's merits
which, in part, It derivesit8 virtues.
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.,S1I, ohice, e Monroe ST., next door TO Ist Ma
GD0s Z. WHEAT, President
I7I7Ie TlS I9a!SSJII1 Vice President,
~, SHAs. WALLAGE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland. >''
DIRECTo oRs:-JOhn e. Wilson, Jas. O. Or.
John A. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. IL
MOrsan l.. Ott, Geo. Adams
REFERENCES: s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
S Sau2nal Hank, Wheeling List, Morrison q
HRndlan q Co., Wholesale GrocsTEI Whteels
InE Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Mneeltng; Mcclellan d Knox, Boot nnd
Shoe onsS Wheeling; McCabe, RrRn & CO.,
~ uRRtt{sIIsLI, WheelingS Geo. w. FranEheim g
20, Mnolehalo Wines and IdQ uOFs. Wheei-
~ lRf ;:eefInP. eMfI5RshiP, @ Woods g Co.., QueenswaTe
WheelinET Z, Q. lIcAfee, Notions- T1,sIiT;s.
51tnpIR'el. FLeW 4 Cos Pubs. InteiiieSnoeF,
y y y neSl1e Stts Son d Co Hardware. Whoei!
5nEes 5Ele - = Sands Cashier, First Mai, BanF.
= SAit1Ht1ont; - y. L. Camden, Prest- Nat. ~
y 7IsAilHi IS, ,WeSton, W. Va; Capt. John MoLure.
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Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and PnImon5
ary Affections generally. 1t is a remarkable
kemedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Dlmculty OF VOldln2 Urine, BleedInR from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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National Insurance. CUnDaIY.
WHEELING, WEST VA. /
oEE1cERs:

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ONO DnIlar Eacl1.

w Patterns, Sewing MacnineS, watches,
Dry and Fancy 9oodg, &C., &c. Send Ten
cents for Patent Pen Fountain, with slip de-
gcrtbing an article In our one dollar sale.
Any person, (mals or famRle,i can send in
a ciu6Of 30 to Loo, at same rate uO cents for
EACH and get premium for No doing. SEND
IN RBsIBTERED LETTERA. Samples mailed
fTea to any address.
EASTMAN & KENDALL
IS Hanover st. Bngtnn MaIs
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rn9artelldQ etlteers
THE GREAT SOUTHERN CITY.
\ Picture or what Is to be Eeen NOW
At New Orleans ana In the
Adjacent Country.
Old Times Contrasted with me late,
Dayn.--The General Condition
OrsOeIety.
The DestlIutIOn ana DemornItEatton
Ihat Prevaiis.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. o.. 1se

Correspondence Cincinnati cOmmeTeial.
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PROVIDENCE moRNINc HERAID
pSFDAmY, g PR ANNUr. -,

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business Cards.
AUCTIoNEERs.

7TjRARD, BRO. & CO,
II Auction Sales Every Evening.
II Cor. Quincy q Market streets,
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NO. 1874.
'gasaraure.
CONTINENTAL
co.
OF THE CRY OF NEW vopr

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
Smustmtnts, it,


BROADWAY THEATER.-This Evening at D. may
Stuart Queen ef Scots" Mrs W. Lander y,
BRYANTs NEW MINSTREL HALL lamiTtSR TS SRI,sips-
ing Poureenthst adjoining Academy OF hus~
"LucreIiA Borgis." BTyAnrs MinsireiS ,,f.
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONING i iGu srjso Con
eirhhst-This Evening st 8-Theodore homAS . O'
eerts Grand Mozart Night r..
DODwORTH HALI-Ths AiIernoon Ai "' - 1'
* att 2-Tempe o. Wonders sigaof Dina - 80 N lo,,
KELLY & LFoN's MINsTREiS.-No' 20 bioa"""S
This Rvsn Barber Blu
Nvw- YORK THEATER.-This Evening at s." Foul
NpIn's IGlARDEN-This Evening at S-Qfen6acn
R,rbe BleueT Mile Iuna NJ Aujac Grand isriSAn Dae' y
OLYMPIC THEATRR-lhis Evening at g. hulnP'S
no,Dntra q L. FoI Mdle. SsugalL -
Pixies Music HALI-This Evening at S'-lne N0"
Hib.uicon Mss Teresa hckenRs
SAN FRANCIsCO MINsTRFIs, No. 80 BroauEw a E5,rd
This Evening-" Barber Brown, or the Pseiho Slopet D
Wambod. and BaeknA Oor;rc
WAIIACK's THEATER - This Evening; " RWsn,eE
Ssht-. Simon Bernard" sBt " Desrer than Lie d w.
Charles Fisher, and John Gilbert M ,
Woon's MUSFIM AND METROPOllIAN lihAlh mr. !. ~
Of Thirtelhst D'
Opera Bouf- Miss Susan Galon hEe""e ~
Maggie Mitchell Mr. Jas W. CoIher' eN
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
AMONG THE ROUGHS.

We beg leave to be distinctly understood as
not asserting the pentence or impenltence,
morality or immortality, of John Allen, Tommy
Hadden, Kit Burn, or any Of their crowd.
We have worked i'm the IVth Ward these many
years without making the acquaintance of her
Democrats or their peculiar institutions we
never saw the interior of dance-house or a
rat-pit, and never may. All that we might say
of those seminaries for popular instruction and
amusement, being secondhand, would proba-
bly, be unlike the absolute, literal truth.
But this we knOw-and it impels us to feel
a deep interest in the movement to which Mr.
Oliver Dyer has given the initial impulse
Water-street and the Five Points will never
be weaned from their evil ways by services in
Grace Church, nor in any of our elegant
churches. These have ther uses-we would
not dsparage them-but they can never do
that work of conversion which Jesus enJOlned
on his disciples. If Satan is ever to be trans
formed into an angel of light. it will not be by
cantcles sweetly intOned nor by lltanIes sono-
ronsy repeated on AubussOn carpets, behind
painted windows, to elegantly dressed audiences
of refined people, but by strong, rough, earn-
est natures who say with Grant, 81 propose to
"move Immediately on your works. and VINO
do move accordingly. The lost sheep must be
sought where they are, or they Will never De
found. A religion which shrinks from dance
houses and doS-pts may be comforting to Its
pessessors and subserve other good ends, but
it will never evoke the tears of Mary Magda-
len nor impel Simon Magus to forego his gain
full incantations.
There have been some cheering indications
of late that the Methodist Church was about
TO renew its vital glorious youth-a youth
wherein its apostles did not hesitate to de-
nounce the most fashionable iniquites, even in
the very citades of their power, and to seek
the lost where they were certain TO be found.
These indications may prove delusive but, II
they do, we hope some other organization VIII
be impelled or evoked to do the work that
needs must be done-that of entering every
haunt of iniquity that is not absolutely closed
to all Christian appeals, and entreating the in
mates to forsake their evil courses and turn to
the Way of Life.
The subject is grave and opens so many
vistas that we barely glance at it now. hoping
To return to it from time to time. We flrmly
believe that fire has been casually lighted that
is destined to burn for months, with widening
area and memorable results.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

Gen. JOHN b. Gordon, late Democratic can
didate for Governor of Georgia, made Sey-
mour and Blair speech at Charleston, ). e., on
the 1Sth wherein he said
"As the Radicals are the enemies OF the Constitution
so they are the enemies OF the Union For this is Gov
ue of the Constitutions and without 1t the Union could
not exist Therefore they the enemies O the Con
sttution they the enemies OF the UnOn But tney
have also nroved that they are the enemies OF the Union
Inv their legislative euactments, by their Chicago Plt
form and by their indsp0sitlOn to readmt us INTO the
Union"
considering that Gen. Gordon so recently
fought these Radicals" gallantly, desperately,
through four years strugele-he seeking
avowedly to get lid of the Constitution and
dissolve the Unon-we must say that he eyinceS
great GOODNESS, even for a soldier.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

Code are recommended to the thouSh'iui
oi sne pge bt ~ be people to appeal to the Conrts
"a retiti0n Government all matters ana peahoS h Se @
assemble for the consideration oil any in"''o' '"''
sfc Il. The right of the people to keep ana Dear arms
shall not be lnfringed. ;.
II is not pretended that the dispersed pro-
cesson was drilling or exercising IN military
tactics. That is all that Gov. Bullock forDaue'
Admitting the Rebel statement that the negroes
were armed wherein do we find them differ
inc from the Rebels themselves, save that tlle
negroes carried their arms openly ana tne
Rebels had theirs concealed Does the Sherlli
of Mitchell County happen to know which Oh
these acts il is that the laws forbidf
But why should the negroes not be armed
Has not John Forsythe said: Organize hu-
"Klux Klan whenever they organize league (;
"mcet friendship and peace as Christians
"should meet midnight leaguers and enemies
"as manhood dares.'
We're the negroes incapable of understanding
the plain language of The Meridian Mercury
1t said:
"wh the skull and crossbones of the lost cause De
fore us, Will swear that this IS whlte man eoScin
ment We must make the negro understand we are tnS
men we were wbenwe held him in alJect bondage m anu
make him feel that when forbearance ceases 10 De
tue has aroused power that VIII cOnro MN Ut ue
strOy him."
Were the negroes, or the accompanying
"carpet- -baggers,r or even the "scallawags," to
blame if they thought Mr. Howell Cobb meant
a little of what he said at AtlantaT
"Enemes they were in war. enemies they continue 70
be I'm peace In war; drew the sword ana Dhdc thehi
defiance. In peace, gather up the manhood OF tIe
south and raising the banner OF constitutional eguailty
ana gathering around IL the good men OF tbe North ~
well as the South hur into their teeth to-day tme
same defiance and bid them come on 70 the sTggle Ue
are reniv FOR H. II yOH Young men, In whose veins
the red blood of youth quickly, GOMEZ come one
and ALL aud let s snatch the old banner from the uust
and give again 10 the breeze and, " need DC. 10 tho
god Of battles and strike more honest Dl0w or con
stitutonal liberty"
The good cause will 90 forward. Tile out
RACES and atrocities that continue the desola-
ton of the South will end with the election of
Grant Murder cannot delay, nor sander OF
feeble and prosecuted race prevent, that con-
summation. But we beg Northern voters to
observe who it is that seeks to profit by these
agencies Other allies of the same party once
sought similar aid in more conspicuous n-
stance. Their leader was Mr.. Wilkes Booth.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

The talk about the illegality or irregularity
of the recent adjournment of the House OF
Representatives is mere stupidity, as dense
rs London fog. The House, according to
parliamentary usage, from time immemo-
rial, is presumed to have a quorum, until.
through a division or otherwise, the fact
shall appear that it has not This fact
had not appeared when the resolution
to adjourn was passed and sent to the Senate
For that matter, we do not yet know that a
quorum was not in the chamber. Mr. Randall,
Mr.. James Brooks, and the like lights kept
fickering back and forth from the cloak k-roon
to the foor-present for debate. but absent for
a quorum. A call of the House would soon
have settled that little game, but they were
the last men there to want the matter settled
after that fashion
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

The Spanish Revolution is spreading; several
provinces have prom ounced in favor of it
Gen. Prim, who is at the head of the whole
movement, is marching upon Madrid, and, ac-
cordng to one account the capital itself has
risen against the Government. If sue
cessful, the insurgents will appeal to the
nation and call Constituent Assembly.
Already a Provisional Government has been
established in Seville. Cadiz has been Occu-
pied by the insurgents, and the important
provinces of Gallicia, Andalusia. and the
country from Malaga to Carthagena. are COM
pletely under their control. Altogether the
news this morning is very unfavorabe to the
Queen, and indicates a speedy triumph of the
ReyoIutiou
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

The Red-Hot Democrats are not to be per-
suaded by any arguments however forcioie'
but the moderate and honest men iii the party
may still be open to good influences. TO the
wavering the strongest possible argument is
success. Success in October is the sure fore
runner of overwhelming victory in November
One of the best ways to make success certain
is to circulate The WEEKLY TRIBUNE. THIS
journal now goes to every village and hamlet
in the land. Let it be seen in every house,
that its facts and arguments may arouse the
inactive, and its stirring campaign Tyres III
spire the hearty and Jealous workers
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

tication. The Governor, in his message on tle
subject significantly says: "The fact tiia' .'i'
occurrence is the result of determinations
"pubIicly expressed by irresponsible persons
Of one political party, that those OF the other
political rarty shall not hold meetings. lS 100
"well known" Unfortunately BOZ the UoV-
enor and for Georgia, the irresponsible persons
of one political party have reached another
determination. They have resolved that repre-
sentatiyes of the other political party shall not
sit In the Legislature. Quite naturally there'
fore. the Legislature does not see things as the
Governor does and very expeditiousy white
washes the whole business
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

The Ohio Democrats grow ravenous for ma
terial aid They have sent delegation 10
Washington to dun Mr.. johnson for the Inter
nal Revenue Offices he owes and to set 1orth
the sore need for getting them quick Inc
amiable Yallandigham, as usual, exalteth his
horn in the matter. His friends make no
scrnple of saving that nobody can get one OF
those offices in tbe Third District without ms
consent. 1t is pleasant to know on such eA
cellent authority precisely who MI Johnson
master is