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NEW IsEMEN
DANCING SCHOOL.

DROP. JOAB OSBURN respectfully announces
] to- the citizens of Charlesto~n and vicinity that
he has opened Dancing School III ChariestOwn, at
Lee Hall" Instruction will be given on Friday
Afternoons and all day Saturdays to Ladies and
Gentlemen; Saturday nights devoted TO Gentlemen
only. Pcrssus desiring 10 avail themselves II the
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Dec. LIber IA. 1909 81.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

'I'HE Annual Meeting of the Jefferson County
I Building Association will be held a the SrONE
SCHOOL HOUSE, adjoining the NJ F. Church, in
Chnrlrstown, Oh FRIDAY, the 9TH day of JAN
UARY, 1870. at II o'clock, a NJ.
The presence of all the StoC knuldcrs is most ear
Mostly rev ucsred Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected, and other very important bushes
acted 4 report OF the working of the Association
for the past year will! be presented for the consdera
tUn of stockhOIders.
by Order,
j. ED. DUKE,
December IA, 1859. Secretary.
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LARGE SWAMI swan was killed n few
days ago in the Shenandoah, near the Tilt
hammer mill, by N. B. Cooke. Esq, Weigh
ing, after it was dressed, "a pounds
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SPECIAL MEETING.

On FRIDAY, JANUARY I, 1870 a Special
" Meeting of the Stockholders of the Jrt!ers0n
"nnSe "f ;Din ronsSa,,ter ner LOT ie
upon certain proposed Amepdm to the Consti
tuition, offered at the last general ting Of stock
holders. Said meeting TO be held at the Stone
School House. at 10 O'Clock, a NJ.
By Order,
J. ED DUKE,
December IA, 1869. Secretary
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D.

In Baltimore. on Tuesday last. of Consumption,
Mr. DANIEL w. CAMERON, formerly oil Shep-
herdslown. aged IS years.
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In Nut SHELL.-The Legislature of
West Virginia, meets on the 18th of January,
and the Wheeling Register in invoking its
future legislation for the~g good of shs1S1
and the credit of the people, ssl
legislation for the past six
contemplate in chaFseler. and
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OF business III the Eastern Cites) at very reduced
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embraces, in part,
Pilot, graph Albums for Tables Stands ard Pockets,
Bohemian Glass Toilet Sets, gorgGOuEiy deco
rated with Silver and Cold; Fancy Card
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a NV oapER.-The
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ton has been given to lie bod
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ciety in Charlestown, by Mr. Chdss
eorder Of the county. :
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COMMON SENSE II!

Gh0QO FOR 6rst- clafs new oct aye Pianos.
IoASO Sent ON Trial U s. fLAso Co, New You K:
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14
a Bessfifsi Psssage.

The following Is from the 'Reveries Of n
Bachelor by Ike Marvel: a poor man
without some sort Of religion Is at best n
poor reprobate, the football OF destiny,
with no tie linking him to infinlty and the
wondrous eternity that Is even worse-a
fame without heat, rainbow without
color, flower without perfume. A man
may, In some sort, tic his hope and his
honor to this shifting ground tackle, to
his business or the world, but woman
without that anchor called faith, Is drift
and wreck! A man may, In some sort
of moral responsibility out OF relation to
mankind, but q woman In her compari-
lively Isolated sphere, where affection and
not purpose Is the controlling motive, can
find no system In any other system or
right action but that Of faith. Amanmay
craze his thoughts to trustfalness, In such
poor harborage rs fame and reputation
may stretch before him, but a woman
where can she put her hopes In storms, II
not In Heaveny And that sweet truthful
ness-that abiding love-that enduring
hope, mellowing every page and scene In
life-llghting them with radiance, when
the worlds storms break like an army
with cannon. Who can bestow It's all but
holy soul tied to what Is stronger than an
army with cannohp Who has enjoyed the
love OF Christian mother, but will echo
the thought with energy, and hallow it
with tears?
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14
To Catch q Crosc.

II Is no easy matter to trap crow, and
vet Il may be done. We Illustrate n plan
which Il said to be very sure In its opera
ton. A steel trap Is laid In the shallow
water Of pond, and tuft Of grass Is
placed upon the pan, and partly conccals
the trap. Then the crows natural fond
ness tor eggs Is taken advantage Of In Sc
lecting the bait, and blown egg-shell put
upon stick, which Is stuck in the bottom
Of the pool ut such u distance from the
trap that to get Il the crow must light
upon the tuft Of grass The egg Is half
filed with water and seems to float only a
little out OF water. The jaws Of the trap
should be bound with tow or wrapped
with cloth, to prevent them from break.
Ing the birds legs. The trap must be fire.
quently looked to, lest crow being caught
become exhausted, and falling over into
the water be drowned. When one Is TAX
en- Il may be brought to the cornheld, Its
wings bound fast to q stick or In some
way plnloned so that Ii cannot fiy, and
then tied. It's cries win attract all the
crows In the vicinity, which will come
down close to Il, but do no damage to the
corn. IL crow Is plnioned on It's back Il
Is said that IL will clutch and hold any
crow that comes near enough.-.fneriean
.igriesifsria.
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14
A Rs~sse, ~,fAs~t q wsmas.

A very pretty little romance, In which n
woman Is not concerned, happened In Col
orado, and has been brought TO light by
letter from Denver. II Is to this effect !:
A soldier who had served through the
war, soon amer his discharge came west
to seek his fortune. He drifted into the
mines, and got hold OF some claims which
were discovered To be very rich. His cap
tain who had been very kind to him In the
service, lived far to the east, and finding
himself In want OF n partner, the young
soldier dctermlncd to write TO the captain,
who was poor, and ask him to come out
and share with him his good fortune. He
did so; the captain came and the cx.pri-
vatc made over to him, rs gin, one-thirtl
,tercst In all his mining claims. The cap
s1was sbrcwd man, and the new firvn
,ercd, aud presently The generous
b Eitl miner, sent for an old friend. who
% N with him rs . private In the
'pany, and made ever TO his con-
er third OF his mines. The
spercd amazingly, aud grew
'eeks ago the captain and
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TO FEMALES.

DIR. FRED'M MORRILL,, Physician and
Surgeon, gives exclusive attention 10 Diseases o
Women. lie has made diseases of woman his stu
dy for the past twenty years. His practice ha,
been very eItspsivs both In Hospital and In prt.
vsts practice. His reputation has vouchers In oil
the city papers, his patients, and the medical pro
fession, both here and abroad. rs being the most
skillfsi specialist here, and . thorough master oi
all sexual diseases.
DIR MORRILL, 10 admitted by the best med.
cal talent Of the country 20 have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints. and 10 10 no unu-
suai occurrence for physicians In regular practice
60 recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
afflicted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically snd suryic.iy, With private apart
ments during sickness, and with old md expert.
enoed nurses, lf they wish.
Tho poor advised free ofeharge. Physicisns or
patients Wishing his opinion or advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual lee, will be answered by
return mali.
Medicines sent 10 all parts OF the country.
once, No. q HOWARD STREET, Boston. Mass.
Y(6l
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14

. -s,1s hoy ,ss Q so,ossd I'D ths other day,
"a ssked him whas ~ had ssch shon nose
,r. 81 spssss % Il woaV poke itself In other Peo-
plss business."
A ,ot,os Of barsA IN . Loadoa paper has ap-
,,.,asi 10 n sAsss words: 'Ar. Yorbes cths fath-
~ of ne eAid) requests ths prayers ef hs friends
,na .oouainssncss N tAis sore sniction."
"a fellow feeling makes us vosdroas hi'd'-
instance, Q rpsy Ssl,sw hssding On 10 's"rp
and sxciaiui,g: "Lsave ycs, my dear e"o-'
fhIc) leave ysa when ysa aint able :" "s'
ofyourssiff (hic) nsvWr
A hsodso.s young bssds wss observe" -, -
deem reflection on her weddiss ass. - ,....,,,..
br,desnasds ssksd ssr sss sae,ec ..,,,,.n of
,,on., .I was thinhins.' she rrpn', !, go.
NV old bssux should marry '"'A
. widow.
ma. Alexander Hamilton who sala 80 s's"'
10. ..rbe sscrsd rights Of man are nos 'o o0 'o"
49,, for among old parchments OF musv ro0
,,a.. tbey arc written n with sunbeam, m "c
.-s.,. volume of hnman nature, by the hand OF
divinity ITSELF and can never be erased or ooscur
Cd by mortal powers."
A young girl who had become tired OF single
n,...sdness, writes % her true swain as foiicws:
DxAR en-: Cum rits OF q you air cummin nj
.vi. I'd Collins 10 insistin thet i shell hev him,
an he huxs and kisses me 20 kontinneriy that
canr hold out muteh longer, bat viii hev shave
In. bkrkhf'
"Is your horse gentle, Mr.. Dabster !" "Perfect-
" gentie sir. The only fault he has got W that be
. fsuit) 10 . playful habit Of extending his hind
hoofs now and thcs." "By extending HIS hinder
hoofs you donS mean kicking. hoper" "some
people oail u kiphing. Mr. Grsea; bot iss Only .
slight reaction of The muscles-an innrmlty rath-
or than VICE"
A foreis1 paper contains the following an
nounosment: "It viii. no doubt. interest the gen.
erai psblie 10 learn that n. n. warts has succeed
ed In preparing By synshssis, chlohydrate Of Trim
ethyioxethyianmonium II b In long deliIues.
cent needles, and h identical with the neur,ne
usually o6sained nom brain matter. It is I'M.
derstood tAss In the locality In which this an
nounoepent vas made. the public Joy Was I'M.
bounded.
A man In this county, who stopped his paper
slace the hrst Of January. has since died. We do
not know that the oct was the cause of his death,
but We have known number who neglected. 10
pay for their paper and have since had sickness
In their Amiiies; one mans little boy had his I'm
gers cut on, and another delinquent lost . good
horse; aaother's wifs died, and two others have
gone Into insolvency.
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14

N. o,hsr hand, require him 10 pay ~
what the paper does for hun. .., the
n Is lust as reasonable to eApee, M .ss
.,rnenter TO .hingie your house. ana e"o
,.,,or 70 make yonr clothes without enaIs'
:. % .xpect an eJltor to prepare anu puD
m.s matter for another's benefit w''no"'
.omnensaticu. Lengthy obituaries % 81
,,,v.. orramented, by extracts iro" :.
~. noet.. and lengthy puffs OF some one .
.orner lots or improvements. This Gus
tom of gratuitous notices and advertise
ments. from whatever quarter, ought to
cease, for the reason that IL would be n
benefit to the printers pockets, and would
In some degree abatc an almost lntolera-
BILE nuisance. The printers path has
more thorns than roses; and there Is no
law, human or divine. that should obllge
him to shoulder the burdens OF those who
are too lazy or stingyto take care Of them
selves. People viii come to terms where
they lind their interests are involved In
reasonable compliance.
Perhaps no man Is made the subject OF
more concern, and Is watched with more
untiring vigilance, than the editor Of pa
per. Nearly every other man seems to
imagine he can edit a paper better than
the editor himself. So editors are pcster-
ed with hangers-on In the Office, and adj
vised By incompetent mentors; are gra-
ciousiy waited upon by political and re-
form committees; are bored by strangers
and adyenturers. and all who have any
diminutive specimens OF cutlery to grind.
I will not attempt to disturb the present
serenity OF this body which now providen-
TALLY enjoys little respite, by recalling,
by protraiturc, the Interruptions, the per-
plexities, the insane requests, the abuse,
the bores, the senseless criticism, the wan
ton Indignation that an editor Is liable to
suffer and has to expect as n part OF his
experience. At best his position isa try
Ing one. But the sooner he gives all
sorts OF people to understand, In most
courteous language, that he Is manager Of
his own paper. the better. Threats to dis
continue, effective description Of personal
interest In It's success; all kinds OF gush.
Ing demonstrations may be safely ignor-
ell. Few men In the land are comfortable
without their paper, and the more I'M
fiinchlngiy Independent Its course, the
better they will Ike Il.
No honest editor. rs have suggested.
loses anything In the long run by his
Straightforward manliness and courage.
OF all despicable things, a Journal that
veers to each breath Of blame; that trims
Its sails for the breeze OF vulgar applause;
that sacrifices Its independence for mess
Of pottagc, Is the most contemplate.
Surely my words viii find response In
evcrylhonest heart when say, BE mas
ter Of your own position; be lord over
your own domain; be Judge on the bench
Of your own sanctum-the jury that de-
cides In the enlightened opinion Of your
readers
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Opposite Revere HouseJ eJ....BOSTON
The Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure In
annouucing that they have secured the services o.
the eminent and wen known Dr. A. A. HAY ~
late Ssrg. Us. Army. Vice President Of Colun,bis
College Of Physicians and Surgeons. nc.
This Iustitntioa now publishes the popular med
Ical book entitled "Thc Science OF Lie, oI
self.freseryation," written by DR.. Hayes. II
treats upon the Errors Of Yssth. premature De
stss Of MsaAesd. ssmiasi Rsakn.ss, asd eh DE
thousand copies sold the last year. 10 10 Indeed
book ior every msn.-young men In particular
This Institution has just pablishei the most per.
feet treatise OF the kind ever offered the public.
entitled, "Sexual Physioiogy or Woman,
and her Diseases" Profasely illust1ted with
the best enyravings This book 10 also from the
pen OF Dr. Hayes. Among the various chapters
may be mentioned, The Mystery OF Life.-Besuti-
ful Ofsprng-Beauty. Its Value TO Woman,-Mar-
rlsgs.-6sser.l Hygeine Of womsn.-Pussrty.-
ventlon 10 Conception, &c. In beautiful French
cloth, 81 90 Turkey Morocco, full gilt $3.50. III.
ther OF thess books arc sent BY mall. securely
sealed. postage paid. on receipt Of price.
r. e"Peabedy Jsarnal OF uea1th,"a hrst
class paper In every respees-8 pages, u columns,
-published on the hrst of February, and every
month during the year. Subscription price per
year only 50 cents. Specimen copies sent noe 70
any address, on application 10 the Peabody lnsti-
ALssar II. HAYES, N. D., Resident and Con-
sulting Physician.
NB-Dr. N. can always be consulted In the strictes,
the evening. i.vseisbte secrecy a-d esrfsts rsbC
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14

4 wssSsS Prssk-se..e at Ne~ Oriesss
WeAStsO.

Wednesday night quite q fashionable
wedding was celebrated In the Fourth
District. The bride was pretty. as all
newly married ladies are, and the groom
was the glass of fashion and the mould OF
form. A number Of invited guests lent
grace and beauty to the occasion, and
hearty congratulations testified tho good
wishes Of many friends for the happiness
OF the newly married couple. But the
hours waned rapidly, and the time for re-
tiring came ut last. The bride was led by
laughing bridesmaids up to her chamber
door. But imagine their surprise when Ii
was opened by lady richly and elegant
ly clad In travelling suit, and evidently
waiting for IN interview.
Ibeg pardon, madam; but you appear
astonished,' said the strange lady.
Il must confess lid not expect to see
any one here replied the bride.
NO, madam; came In very privately,
and wished an interview, subject to no In
terruptiou.' a."
Ii did not occur to the bride TO inquire
by whom she had been Introduced, or by
what means she had gained access to her
apartment.
1T Is very strange, ma'am. and cant
imagine why you wish to speak to me"
That Is simple. The man you have
just married has imposed upon you. 1 am
his wife 2
oh! imposslble-you rave" and the
lady sank Into chair almost fainting.
OF course, the bridesmaids screamed.
Such succession Of shreiks one has hard
ly ever heard. II speedily brought the
family To the door with terror stricken
faces, and with them the bridegroom, all
asking with trembling lips
what In the world Is the matterY'
oh! Edward cried the bride, this per-
son says she's your wite.'
Ny wifsr shouted the astonishcd hus-
band; why, she's insane
The strange lady stood up calm and un-
rufiied.
is 1t possible, str, that having perpc-
trated this wickelness, you will have the
hardihood to deny that am your lawful |
welded wife,' she asked, looking the
sorcly troubled Edward full In the face.
why, confound you, woman! never
saw you before In my life" exclaimed the
astonlshed man.
The lady regarded him very much rs a
Minister would person given over to to-
tai deprsvity.
'Ohl Edward, I'm afraid It's true! and
Iloved you so 7 sobbed the young wife;
'how could you have treated me SOP
Itell you haven't got any wife but
you; this woman Is an imposter.'
The strange lady uttered low, mock
ing laagh. The scene was getting inter-
csting 10 the last degree. The ladies were
all crying, and the father Of the bride
looking stern and Indignant. He had been
for some time iuteutly regarding tho
strange lady, when suddenly his eye
lighled up, and an amused smile played
on his lips. He took step forward, and
laying his hand on the shoulder Of the
stranger, said' " ..#..
Come John, this Il very cleverly play
ed, but It's time h was over and follow
Ing the impulse Of his arm the stranger
was pushed Into the hall.
John-who-what- all exclaimed at
once.
It was the brides younger brother; .
wicked boy. who had played naughty
trick, with tho aid Of his sisters travelling
suit and her cast clignon and curls.
IL Ia scarcely necessary to remark that
harmony was very speedily restored.
The Union and journal., 1869-05-14

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ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where tho follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and dccayed,
But such rs remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of foullng the hair with pasty sedi.
ment, it will kccpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. wanted
merely for q