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Come. in Raautllul DreaIas


George D. Prunaes hss written, many pretty 'hings.
brs never anything mere qeiey beautiful than the fol-
lowing:
Come Ia ssAu,, fol dreams, love
Ub % me ets,
Nheu the y bate wings % sleep
On my bosom lie son
OH corae when the sea,
Ia tho nosn's gentle light
Beats son on TIE air,
Lie the pulses Of the night
When the hky ard the wave
Wear their ioftiest blue. f44
Whsn the dew son he DOVER,
and The stars on The dew
Carne, Do bcnEtifal dreams. logs,
gh scnse, and We IA stray
Where the whole ysar Il crowHed
VIVA TIE blossoms % Mag
Where esch so1nd Is sweet
- the COO az ths d1ve,
And the gales a. soft
A. THE bEesthh,gs 81 love:
Where the beams kiss tbs waves,
ara the waves lisa she beach
And cur warn lips may catch
The sweet iessons they teach
Come, IN heautifrl dreams lsve,
Oh come and Ws'l ~,
Ike sw1 winged spirits
OF love. through she sky
With hand eiaspea In hand,
On cur dream wings veil 20,
Where the starlight and moonlight
Are blending their glow;
Ard On ths bright clouds wen hngsr
o. purpls ald gold
iTli the angeis shah envy
The bliss they behold
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INSURANCE,
Washington Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
CYRUS CURTIsS, President.
Cash Assets, Sl,50l,965 So,

The attention Of the pubic Is respectfully invited 10
tho Ninth Annual Statement OF tbs Hdshizgto Lfe ls
CnipaHy, presented herewith. At no time Ia It's
hitherto successful has beer able tc before
the public with greater claims lpon its canfdeuce-
Nine years Of prompt and honorable dealing have in
creased rs solid cash assets 70 over ONE MILLION
AND HALF OF dollars. IN 1867 It's ratio OF increase
In business 1866 greater than that Of suy
other CASH company, and in 1865 Il still more
marked
On the 1st Of January 1869 it had surplus over and
It's liabilities (incudfzg amount necessary 70
insure all outstanding risks Of t05 600 and d.
yides among its poIicF holders UPWARDS ef QUARTER
or A MILLION or DOLLARS.
With soidity 50 thoroughly established; with Poll
ces and Dividends nonforfeitable, and with every In
ducenent policy holders consistent with equity 70 IT.
members and the prosperity and usefulness az the
pgBythe Washington stands uarivaed In Its advants
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Fares still further reduced. New York 10 Glasgow,
Liverpool Londonderry Cabins, 500 90 and $500;
Steerage TO Londonderry gov, $50. Intermedi
ate s. extra Passengers booked and from al cities
ard tow rs Che Continent or Earope
GissGoW or Londonderry 10 Chicago 5000.
AZ Ibis Company does not EMPLOY runners passengers
will either come direct to the Office, address the
agent by mail. Apply to
JAMES WARRACK, AgeRI,
Southeast corner Madison and Ia S-e Streets Chicago
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r. IL R N =
THE OLDEST AND BEST.

The very greatest wastin the reform mOvene-. Of TO-
day. is able fearless ou.spoksn paper prs-sr.msled
independent truly devoted to the csuse of reform
Such paper is the wozrHaEAxs ApvocAvE. Many
efforts have been made. within years past 70 start
suen paper. Every enc Of th4s Efforts up 70 within
short time have failed. pit necessary TO speak Of
the causes Of such iaatss s Is enough to b. that
al this time there is bot paper Of all those started
that has any eAimsAs National Organ. The woRK1o-
xss ADvocArE haa been Published for neatly fyeyeArs,
hayiuz all the obstacles that led The A-
ure Of the many other efforts nzds BY various parties N
many parts of The counsry. The AsvocATs Is np-
trni basis perfectly secure trc the possibility Of
failure tat people subscribe for u and feel sure
that hey viii not lose thslrmopeys asthsy any
times In the past The Il not only the OLDEST,
the LARGEST, and the paper In NE country devc
cd to the interests Of labor Reform K no. ony now
upon arm financial basis but II is pahIisned BY men
whose record friends Of ibe Labor ssru movement,
Is furnish guarantee " ~ paper will re-
main the uhsnpion Of The reform snlspt under any
and all circumstances.
The ADvocArE viii eser BE- ~ sentinel upon the
satehtower, TO gusrd over the interests Of the ople
While fighting every spssiss Of wrong It shall be am
to SEEK cut the cAusxs non which Few the msny dOr-
ders Of society and make visor aPon them. NJ
great aim will be strike at the root oftse tree We
will advocate saentrs change In the monetary system
Of the country upon the principles and through the
means embraced ia the Platform or the National Labor
Union. We shall advocate che adoption. bytAs National
Governments Of new land policy, taki1g the ground
that not another OF the public domain should be
disposed Of any company, corporation person upon
any terms whatcver. except in small parcels % actual
sottIers We shall favor taxing all uncalvated lands
and compelling all companies corpora ionahnd persons
holding lands yssxsrnmsassrsas paS ts Ane in
the market at government prices rs per acfwthin
given time and in Of falure do The land 70
revert back to The government. We shall advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank systemths san
ing In Of the whole National Bank issa
ing Ia Its place treasury certificates. convertible into
bonds bearing low rate Of interest," and rice resa
the will OF the holder. We shah advocate LaboF De-
partment at Washington. such is conteplatsin the
resolutions in the last session Of tho atiena
Labor Uniea. We shall advocate cO-opsrshqh 10 any
and every form in which Il be applied 40 proadc-
tion and distribution We shall advocate tAe shorten
ing Of the hours CT labor in every department. indus
try. We shall advocate stringent apprentices s# in
every State and entire revelation ID che system Of
Prison labor in every State.
We shall advocate eqpal rights and privilegestc the
wO.kingwomsn q our country. Our motto shan be,
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MAcHINIsTs

NTACHINlSTS' AND BLACKShiIhS'
NJ UNION, No z Fort Wayne, Indiana, Bssts ever
Saturday night AZ hf past O'clock at thl al Ld
Fellows all lalhOEn street..
"a. VI. HAAHFsrr Prezden.-
.. MUBcHrr, Cor. sscTailE7.
NfACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMiTES'
vi UNION, No. I. or Wisconsin, meets every rATUk
DAY, hall past O'Clock, P al.r a. ts- Hal ou
shu s. K. cBrEer of Third ara Prairie Stress MiiWnu
zee. r. hGh AEus, President
WI. BAEEIsFER, Recording secretary.
AfACHINISTS' AND kLBGASNlTHS'
MONDAY NroHr vi gvtry MONTH. NO iialf-nsst sevel
6clock, P. NJ, Il Iron N5uidess' BAu og west FEE
Street, Cincinnati
Y. ?. BaAnFok1. President
d. b. DIxas. Corresponding secrE.
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TIE R4TES on TNTEREsT THE GOVERNING PowER
OF DISTRIBUTION TO LABOR AND CAPITAL.
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DatWeen IaFeFpooIs O9FK lDd NeN fuFa.
Ete5@age $40, s35 and 80.
Passengers Forwarded u al parts w Great Britain
and Ireland Also. 90 the continent ef Europe Plans
Of cabins on view, and berths occurred Eli advance
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties in he county viii address the undersigned
by na sEd those Writing the ctr, will direct
tie oalea- NO employed W this company
and any one calming 70 he such Is imposter.
JAS. WARRACK,
Southeast Madison snd La Sale, streets Chicago
WM lNMAN, liverpool.
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CARPENTERS y JoINERs.
TRADES DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
IL meets every second ana fourth saturday tvtnirr
Ia the month az Z81 Han doph HEreat.
r. J. o CosszLL, ~ sidt uf.
HAr ~, Recording secratgry
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.

60 - ~ @
DAI.ROAD TINE TABLE ARRIVAL
AID DrpARrrsE ~ TaATxs.-Trsir- yin leave anf
arrive At Chicago rs follows: H
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
COUNCIL BLUFF AxD OMAHA LISEa
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.mlcmoAN soUrHEaa RAILaoAp.

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL.
Late Chicago and Great Eastern. Cincinnati TAir Line
Depot corner Canal and Kinzie streets icket Office.
o5 Randolph street.
Oipcinna.i bay Rxprcss T.O0am TO = no
Columbus express.-.......... 6s05 eco m
cncnnati express ............... STOP N g10p NJ
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TIE Oppression or Labor BIZ a Monopoly Of
Land not as Great as he Oppression By
& High Rates II Interest on Money.
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We shall advocate equal rights and prviiegesto the
woakingwomen q our country. Our motto shah be,
Equ& and exact iss.'cs to ell" people, We shan advo-
cate II,
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
ANCHOR LINE.

all regularly every Saturday and alternate wednesday
rem New York for Londonderry AM Glasgow, and
AIRY passengers and from all the railway stations
Great Britain and ireland, and railroad stations in
he western States
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CHICAGO AND ST. Lorrs.

Kencsha and Waykegan accoumodaton leave Il
YeIls street Depot. Evanston trains run daily
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND Pacific.
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"Who Would anRar p,,

nhnoW a yean since Dr. Tobias nrSt h.
trodncod the "venitIan Llniment" In the
United States, and never In q single Instance
has his medicine ALLIED 70 do al, II notmore
than d dated In his pamphlet A. an ex.
temAl remedy In cases Of Chronic RhOumA-
tim, Headache, Toothaoho, Bruises, BurpS.
Cuts, soreS, 5WelllpeS, sprains, Sting OF In
seets, and Pains In Limbs, Back and Chest,
it1 wonderful curative powers arc miraou-
lous. Taken Internally for the cure Of
Cholera. ColIc. DlauhnA, DyBentsry, Sick
Headache and VometIng, lts Soothing and
Penetrating qualities arc felt % soon ~ Ia
Ken. The oath with which each bottle Is
accompanied WIN show that there Il MOTH
ing injurious In ita composition. Thousands
OF certificates have been received speaking
Of the rare virtues Of this valuable artiolO.
Any person afIer having used II once win
never DO without Il Every bottle OF the
genuine has the signature Of "s. I. Tobias"
on the outaide wrapper. sod by the Drug
giSts and storekeepers throughout the
United States, Price 50 cents. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York. ~. .1
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SpftlaI Aaatts
Ths Constitution Overthrow,

.
The Constitution and Health may b
ruined BY q few applications Of the lnaa o
sulphur hair dye nov In tho marked, tiNol
q Dye" may DO the motto ot,snoh noalSnrts,
but A DLfmay DO the result Of using them
But ONE HAIR DYE has bounr 1900
TRIED AID ACQUITTED
q an deletoriouS tendency, under tho IN.
ialloie laws ofseiSnco. Bet known 10 ali,
that
ortstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has bean analysed b, the distinguished
chemist Profoaor Chiffon, and his certin.
cAle Of ~ Whol0omsnesl may b seen ai
orlatAdoroS, . AStor HOUSE, New York,
CRISrADoRoS HATR PREaERvA.
TIVE, % Dressing, acts Ike q charm Oh
mo HAN AfIer Dyeins, ny w.
noyl0.lmdhW
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DIED..

IsbToNE On Tuesday, November 0, 1859,
ADA NAY, infaut daughter OF 4. ]! and 4.
O. slone, aged IS months and 1Bdays.
The funeral win take place at the resi.
denoe OF the parents, on Wheeling Island,
a. 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
sTEELE-A Fairmont, on Thrnday.
nov On, 1863, OF Scarlet FeVer, THOlTki
WILSON, Aon Of Thomas q, and Aims 6toele.
aged u years and day. ; : -lI-T7 : ,
J0RpAN.-on Tuesday, aNoye.nber 9th.
~, MILLIAH sELDEN JolpAH, non Of n
q. and Annie Q. Jordan, aGod s jean, = :
Tho funeral will take place nom their
residence on ohApline. between Second and
Third streets, at 10 A. 4. on ThurSiay, the
nth inst. Friends Of tho fRmisy are invited
70 attend. noyiO.at
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The Healing Pool.

EsaAYs ron YOUNG MEN, who have talien
Into vicious habits and now desire Q higher
Life, and better MANHOOD, with certaIn
means Of relief for the afflicted. Bent In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad.
dre8, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
Philadelphia, Pa. sepS. amd6w
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PRRH HXAuETHEI proposes to hGr-
moniEO the Roman Catholic and Pro.
teStant Churches and to bring all the
communicates thereof into one com.
mon body acknowledging zone God,
one faith, and one 2baptiSm." Gov.
Hoffman, having Democratic material
10 work with, propose ITO make the
Legislature Of the State OF New York
honest" The 1ttoane timldly, but re-
specially. suggests that Holman has
taken the heavier contract.
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NATURES
OWN RRL1ABLE RHMEpY.

OWN REL1ABLE REMEDY,
They arc Appls-seed like, tasteless and
inodoroug. MID, but effectuRl.
Tho CALARAR GRAINS or ''8EEDBn
are the great NERVE TONIC and Aperient,
They cure Sick Headache, Constipation, In
digestion, BIllouness, Irregularities, and
general Nerve Debility.
Children readily take The now Household
Remedy.
Bold In membranous pouches, containing
Is 70 81 Grains a. originally put up.
ToR SALE BY
LAuGHLIN, SMITH & co.
nnvR.Rn
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!. q ~ len Period
Coupon Securities, ircln- q 90 Der SlyQOO
ding Bank BIlls............,,,
Gold Coin or Bullion. ,,,.,..,.-.,... 125 Inn
Silver Coin or Bullion ........,.,,.. 400 NM
Silver or Gold Plate, UNDER
Beal, on owners estimate
Of null Vnlue, and rAtek 400 100
subject to adjustment for
bulk, on o basis of..........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers cener-
ally, when OF no hxed value, 81 0 year each,
or according 70 bulk.
wis, y, which premium covers the re-
mainder OF the Life Of the maker,
C14h Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for nanaFa
OF Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants. INV.
yerS, TfadeGnen, Families, &C., viii be re-
cetved at S26 each box or trunk Der wear,
contents unknown 10 the Company, and
liability limited, or they Will be Insured for
the full amount, the contents being known,
g above rates. No charge less than one
The Company tslGlso prepared 10 Rant
Small Iron Safes, leach furnished with TIu
Boz } inside it8 Burglar Proof Vault, the
kanter exclusively holding the key thereof,
at the following rates, viz: SIS, cd, $50, go,
20 ana Sl00 per 0nnum. Also, TO Store
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable INTO
Fapegi etc., at reasonable rates,
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Seines. SAinas

r AN PREPARED ToFURNIsH sE1Nns
i suitable for small streams o. abort notica'
C9AH. n. BERRY,
Nos, u and 10 Water 81,
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AlIeook,s PoronH PIastaru

tar usually In two or three hours,
DR.. Green. No. ssS, Broadway, New York
informs us ho sold on Monday, June a, 1859
two PlaSters 70 . young woman suffering
very severely nom lumhago. ON ThundAJ
ahe called % GOT two moro for O ffiend, and
and then stated how tho two Hho had puI
chased on Monday had relieved her immc
diately after putting them on, and cared heI
b t'o daSH Of q most distressing palm In he
haek and lolnR. m.
Allooekb Porous PlRsters have BEEN found
specifics for RI&EHlattsa er ~ WrtitI.
noYln.lmd&w
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BALTIMORE / OHIOR.R. COMFY


WHEELING, May 9Th, 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
L tile following schedule OH and altar the
10Th day OF May, lS69-Wheelirg time.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LBAvEs wEaT-LEAVRs
sWheellng tParkersburH
daily at......5:s5 a. m. daily at -ibSO a. m.
cameron. ....sISU I1rafton ...... ...4:D p. IN.
ManninSton.Sto Farm ont ......6:30
Fhlr1nont... ..&4O Mannin gton.6:lb
ARRIVING AT ICameron ,.7:5U
Grafton Rt... l0:46 a. m. ARRIVING AT
Parkersburg.4:I5p pm. Wheeling Rt,S:55 p. m.
'sununyH excepted "SundayH excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
RAsT-LEAvEa WEST, VIA @, Oh,
daily at....lG4O q. m. daily at, ssS pm.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..........4:45 -
SIalton :---.. 410 m. ARRIVES AT
Culnberland~955 Cambridge. ITO
hArpetH Fly 200 am, lzane9vtlIe.. .8:S5
baltimore. ..a6:b6 NeWark...,,,,l 1910 -
asht'nOlty $50 Columbus. l:3U pm
Except SnnuRyA. ClnclnnRtl.--.4N0n ln.
Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
RABT-LHAVEs WEST, VIA O. Old,
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at..... $50 p m. daily at.....6:0O a. m,
ARRIVE AT Bellalr..........8.bo
Grafton g. ......9:1 n. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 q. m. GAINESVILLE .B:Uo
Hlnchester.... 9:25 !" Cambridge ...V;OO
baltimore ....-.S:41 " GAINESVILLE. .9:SJ
Wash n City 1910 Il NeWark, ll:OO
rhllRIelphial90O m. Columbus ...l2:l6 p. m.
Now York.. 500 !. IN. Cincinuall.."4l5
MALL TRAIN.
EA8T-LkAVEa WEST, WAC, Old,
"WhoelIng tIDaavaI W hOeIlnE
daily Rt... 1850 p. m. daily at.,,,,,2Io q, n,
ARRIVES AT BeIlnir, ...,.....Glb !"
Gr1liLon .-......-3:lb am. ARRIVEa AT
farkenburS.-l10 GAINESVILLE. .l:aS
Cumberland. Sl6 Cambridge. $50 /"
Winchester. e. 3:t5 p IN. ZanosvilIe 100
| Hngef6tOwn...G " NeWRrk......,,S::S5
BALTIMORE. $3.50 " COlumbu8 1000
Mahn Clty:6:lo Cincinnati ...2:OO p. IN.
Sundays excepted. sSundayB excepted,
Trims on the Main Line make connec.
tons at Baltimore with trains for PhlIadei.
phia, New York anu Boston Al Relay
House, Via Washington City, for all p0lns
Central Ohio trains mako direct courec.
Northwest.
Tickets u all principal points call be pro.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of transportation, baltimore.
4. 7. DEVRIh95
mayu General Agent, Wheeling.
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Tho banker turned resllcssly on his
sofa. and his face grew even paler,
Whatever II Ia let II cOmep he muir.
INJURED. Anything can be borne better
than this awful suspense, Let II come. ;
As II bis impatient words had pre-.
olpit0ted a crisis, step WAS heard on
the walk at this movement, and ring
ut the front door followed.
Another messagCl' bFeathed the bank.
or.
A servant soon entered bearing a let.
tor, which no extended to Mr.. PrOble,
HRylng:
The bearer ls In the hail.
Win IN eHger gaze the banker glAnC.
cd at the superscrlptIon OF the mlsslve.
IT ls from htnr he faltered.
He tore the envelope open.
II contained o slip Of paper OF well
known shape and appearance, upon
which was scrawled single line, In an
equally Well-known handwriting,
which the banker exhibited 10 his wife
and the physician.
This line was Rs follows:
August 0, 1868. at SiL / i0iu callH
a shock OF wonder and horror shook
the three simultaneously.
win call = cried Mr.. Preblo, start
Ing to. his feet, and glArlng wildly
around,
rs coming here p cried Mrs. PEBBLE,
also arising,
1T seems 3d. said DR.. Hutton, bis
eyes again reverting to the message.
He Will be here ct ak o'clock, and
see 1t Is six RlreadyP
Even as he spoke, the clock on the
mantel-piece commenced striking the
appointed hour, and at :that instant
heavy footsteps resounded In the hall,
approaching the library.
1t Is he" cried the doctor, also arls-
Ing.
AS the last stroke o ithe hour resound-
ed, the door leading from the hall again
opened. 90
One long and horrlllcd glancc cast the
banker and his wife IN that direction,
and then she fell heavily TO the floor.
Her senses had LETT her. The above
we publish AZ u specimen chapter: but
the continuation OF this story will be
found only In the N. Y. Ledger. Ask
for the number dated December 4th,
which can be had at any news Office or
bookstore. 1fyou are not within reach
Ola neWs olhce, you can have the
Ledger mailed TO you for one year by
sending three dollars TO Robert Bonner,
publisher, 1872 William street, New
York. The Ledger pays more for orig
inal contributions than any other peri.
odlcal In the world. It VIII publish
none but the very, very best. It's moral
tone Is the purest, and It's circulation
the largest. Everybody who takes It
y happier for having 1t, Leon Lewis,
Mrs. Harriet Lswis, Mrs. Southworth,
Mr.. Cobb, Professor Peck, Mary Kyle
Dallas, Fanny Fern and Miss Dupuy
will write only for tho Ledger hereafter.
Mr.. Bonner, like other loading pub
llshers, might Issue three or five papers
and magazines; but he prefers 10 con.
centrate all his energies upon one, and
~ that woy to make It the best. One
Dexter Is worth moro than thrce or i've
ordinary horses.
Ono science only can one genius III,
80 vast Is art, so narrow human wit.
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MAHnIAGl:.

renOct TINT sound mind ANA l,ody ma Iln
nlu+it necessary requisites ~ promote rUnni,,
bIiu iIApptusA. Indeed, Without LhIr,C liz,
Journey through life GVcUnItsi u weary nj.
grlInARG the plISpect hourly uarkriS Ia In
NieM' INC niinu BECOMES slladOwOd with d..
EI'Alr ami fillEl with tho liIeIpIIcIiOlv r"IiSC
ton that lie happiness OF another n,sy,tn0,
bighLed with our own S""
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WHBELIEG, May 18th, 1850.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL, RUN BY
4 tie following schedule OH and altar the
10th day Of May, lS69-Wheeling time.
GRAFTON AI1OOM MOnATLNN
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lNIL JOHNSON llaa discovered tho mos,
DUCTtRlu, SpH0iy, and only EtiecttNl
lIemOIy In tho World for weakness Of ihe
Hack or Llmhs, Structures, AffOctIonS or lilo
KldnpyB md bladder, Involuntary Dlschar.
EOi, lnIpoLenCy, GOnOEM Debllity, Nervous.
moss, Dyspepsia, LAngu0r, Low splrlts, CUu.
TimllllY, Trembling, Dlmn0@ OF Sight, OF
uIldlntISi, Disease OF Tho Head, Throat, NolO
or Skin, Affections OF the 1ivOI, LuuRH,
stomach or BOwelB-th0Se Terrible Disorders
arising trOn Solitary Habits OF HOutll-seCrUt
S,aISEtaTy pEaSCS9s more MA 70 their Vic.
OF UlyIAeA, 1llghtlng thUI most brilliant
hopes or anuclpAtlons, rrIGlcIlng marriage
&C., lnlpoiRlbla
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GntqnteIliqstrtr.
HANDS.

JeWeled hands, no Roit and WhItc
Dlmpllng round tho coins OF gold,
Holding lrlOndHhlp'B clasp no RIight
Thut tho pressure soon grows cold
Busy hands that ceaseIesS toll,
FeelInR n6'er u IOVO-careN,
shrinking not from llbOr'B soil
With a pretty daInlinGRL
Weary hands, that trembling drOop
Only TO bo raised again,
While the aching head must AtOnp
with q prayer Tor ease from pain.
Quiet hands, that calmly lilo
Folded In n heightened rest,
Catching not the hours that lis
Ere the sun sinks In the WOst.
lllO hands, 80 feebly hold
bllROn clues 10 plNiSancO fair
BnHy hands, ye search mil bnlu
Ia work q conquered lion q lair.
QnlOL hands, n raro TopOSo
Chains ye with lis perfect spell;
70 have touched thousand woes
OIlVe bouEhB 70 grasp o. well.
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Married Persons, or Young Men con,cm
plating marriage, being awarsnt rhyhCmI
speedily cured. 500
lie who places himBelf under tho caru u,
Dr. J. may EelLglouRly oolliil0 Ia hLs nUlI,,I
% q gentleman, and confidently RELY uIMp
hiB skill Az a TIhVNiGinn
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Transportation.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.

Cleveland l. Pittsburgh Rail Road.
ON AND AFTER AUGUST 10th, 1853,
" Trains will run as follows:
Express. Mixed, Mail,
1--we bridgeport. $50 o m Bis m LIS pm
Bteubenvllle 100 m 1l.0O a M 28l p IN
WallBvllle..., SIS q m lbs pm Ais IN
Alliance ......ll.5 m 6.l5 pm
Arv UlevelRnd... 400 p IN 100 pm
CrcStllno..... 245 p m 060pm
Fort Wayne B.65 p m S.l6 am
Chicago.......ll.40 j m $40 am
Pittsburgh. &c. l0.S5 m 325 pm 6.25 pin
HafrBbuTE- O.l0 p IN Las am 500 m
naltlmore.... Nam
washington l2.S nm
Philadelphia 2,3j q m B.lOam 02Snm
New York via
Allentown. 1000 m ll.A5am
New York via
Philadelphia Gl5am 1lOpm IIOpm
Tickets 10 nil principal points In tho East
and West can BIO procured at the Union
office In Mchnrc House, aud at tho station
ut bridgeport.
+. Y. MYERS,
General Passenger AMI Ticket Agent
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