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E1Or Sale.

LARGE MANUFACTCEING PROP
i,,iirrrI. within tweuty-cignt miles of the
civ of Wheeling, and doinga LUCRATIVE 6u>i-
,,,,:-. win h. sold at private sale, on iaNora-
i,,. inns. to any one desiring 10 invest ina
.i,.and profitable business, The property
h. worth ut least $4,000, but the propit;orS
desiring Ia retire from business, Will SCI. ~
les than the above amount.
norton ofthe purchase money VIZ! D
r.npirri 10 he paid in cash, end on the C,d-
gure timc will be given. Apply. 10
TRANAIE,is * CALDWELL, Attorneys.
,,,g5I WTIrpling WcSl NG.
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R.JOIlSSICN
Has discovered tie IpVS Certain, STscdy
and only Ell c.ial Re ntCy ia IL, Wild 10
Weakness OF the hsciSs "a L.lats, S,l lliL-es,
Affections OF The Kidneys ard bsGder, In
voluntary l4SeiHryes,i ! M t't,Icy, Cr,I.eI;l
Debility, Nervousness, DysItIei lz,nctor,
Low SnlTiis, ton IuslGn " luG,A, Palp itation
OF the GeaIt, 11mitdiy, IEeiublntg. lnness
OF Sight, GlodineSS, Diseases u tie htau,
Throat, Nose or skin, ALIctiCLS VI tLG
Liver, Lungs stomach or BcwcE-thoso
Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits OF louti.--SECIIT and so!tsIy ptnc-
tees more fatal tu tiIelI victims tlls!A Tie
blighting their mos 6.flliaht hops or al
ucipauons, ISndt ring marriage, &cY mroS-
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ChicncO Market.
CHICAGO, May y.

IHIVAbU1 .'Idl %
GRAIN-COrn steady and flrmer nj Sld
SIl%c for No. .: closing steady at the outside:
this afternoon the market was inactive and
nomina!ly unchanged, at Sic. Oats dull,
heavy and l54c lower; closing quiet ut 1910.
Rye steady AT 796 Soc for NO.2. Barley nom
inal.
HIGH WINES-Quict at 81 or for wood
en-. ~,
Dry saltcd shoulders steady nj l's@l2c loose;
short rib middlcs firm ut 30 l34c loose.
LARD-Dul at l0IIlGc.
HOGS-Active and easier nj IS 2Joty % for
common To choice.
CATTLE-Dull and lj@Dc lower; - 23d
g 40 for stockcrs to extra prime shipping
bppVCG
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EAr Sale.
For Sale Chenp.

Office on Chapline street, between Fisrt
.-..nnl strnNts. ma
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commissioners Sale of Real
HNEfoAn

~ VIRTUE OF y DECREE Or TIE
,,r,.rt. Court OF Ohio County, rendered on
lie llih dry of April, 1870, i'm a Gus" III
rntur,ry therein depending IN which sam
u,I i. Dunbar AMI others are comVilinlniN
.,,,,. y,iIi. on SATURDAY, the an dny o.
lllv. 1870, ct tn" front door Of the Court
IlI,sr OF ohio County. sell ut Public AUG
r..r. lnt number four A. in Jonathan IEnr's
.'.f,pn L. the city OF Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-onc-thiruo Oh i.' F,uvt77
., money cash, the residue In t|O equal
..rvmrntS. with interest from the day o;
lie. the purchaser giving. bonds with APP
.,av.L S.turity for the deferred payments.
y. RICHARDSON,
aprl2 commissions.
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New York Market.

NEW York, May y.
COTTOE-Dull and dropping sales Of7E2
bales at pc for middling upandS.
FLOUR-Closed dull and without de-
cidcd change in price.
GRAIN-Whcat dull and slightly in buy
crS favor; No. 2 spring nj 81 l4dl ~; winter
red and amber western at 81 ia ~. Rye
quiet and steady. Oats dull and heavy at
&c for western in store. Corn duh and
heavy at = Ojdl 10 for new mixed western.
PROVISlONS-POrk quiet for mess: so u
asked and 81 - bid. Beef quiet and UNI
changed. Cut Meats dull and heavy. Ba-
con nominal.
IARD-NOminal nj lJII@iG'.C.
EGGS-QuiCt and unchanged.
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DEMOCRATIC AND C0NSERT.i-
1--WE MEETINGS.
fYle PcopIe-in Motion.

y. meeting IN Mercer county ON
the l0h inst, the following delegates
were appointed to the Charleston Con
ycnt,on to he had on the Sth of June
Isaiah Bee, VIM. II. French, VIM.
T. Neldor, Davis Coffee, VIM. L.
Bridges, James il. Nermillion, Jonathan
L',I,y, Thomas Little and Eli Bailey.
On mo ion, the name Of the chairman,
3. White, was added to the list Of dele
gates, AID Capt. c. \. Sperry and A. G.
Tcbbe:ts, EsI., were appointed alter,
mates.
DUie- township, Hancock county,
appointed the following delegates on the
18th inst: James W. Morrow, John
Knox and Blnj. Griffith.
Washfn-ton township, in Manhall
county, held meeting last week and
appointed tie following delegates: VIM.
Koon,r, Thomas J. Patton, Linn Co
chaync, DR.. Z. c. Thomas, Isaiah Bry,
son, william White, Col. s. ?. Baker
III, rr;,r W Res, Jane.
- o'''' - -, ~ NJ
carney D. w. ~ ''''' " '''
conn;her.
" q meeting OF Democrats and Con,
scryatiyys held at New Creek, on the
DIST, tie f5'lowin. excellent resolutions
reported " H. w. l q - VIE "'oI','''
and the following gates @ngomtrd to
Charleston.
p...I..z IT,. uo oo,do,,r The I'm.
nt ,:,,.,.,i o l.,' ,o,rTI orts ofIa.t
c",', !. u, 'o.i, ' "i, w., -. ,r,,motro
;''''' ''l ,',,, -, nI;. noN,, - The nri.
i'LS' sum- % J. - n = ma 50. ~ rant
t','' .,I -, y, '[ ,io Cnn.; MON cvnrrssIy
NO., , - f.rIEd. !,
on y i,'L.rJ Tboi while we ore heartily
r. r. e. ,s ,,,n ',sw Soto onI most 81
~ ,''o, " o,, -. 'i, tbo Rod;col vino
Is ,S~ : VIC -. IT,, 49, 49, for tho oILG
81 '1' u, p'"'' oaj naval nse thew
VA! t'I">' ?, '''' 49,, w., Ia,. c,~ a.,
make % me IIS s"nS o,' .'," NV, o ~, ~,
purpose 81 hoIuf& o 0iloe' "..a v 80,
Their cahdida,eS,. il'I ~, nav .o "'7'. nnJ
J".S'' i ,'. , 20 ,rbo orc rmt;,.ci 70
heaviest 'aXIP'' e-S' MiiG -, orI 1--we. ~
vote under the ''''s'''"'' ''' '''''' '''"' ''
ms >'4 ,, M. -, o~o;o r,,or of 50
h.S ,. III, m.'' c, "" Comst;tntion -.
i''yHllii o"u -, 49," ~ ,.oto an thn same
to allow al Petio'S " 'o, ~ ~ o..J wcst
conditions as ,le s'1''' '''' = 49, y
reqnlre, o. 'iiT, o ,V ,,n oro rn,t,r,by on.
HES9!sS', an,'I w. W.; a. T. -" n, ;rs md
Po'ed TO- a'Iu WI ise,s, ~ ,,, ,,i nmy o"J
Lawful means III our o2 I.,,. n"i 49, ItaJ;n
an hnn,'al nIi5r& : '2 as .rinrwH:te
70 negro Sl ''' aL;lIro" imto ti,c same
ana Te%'o oL'i-"'; ;ir,, ', ,0om, botsls
Schooi< ch"r a.noo jury o3:.c iVs rai,roId
s'c"'"H""'7' S'"7' '''1''
cars &c ~ ,,,,o.l ool,,,ol.,,
l'i"'lf, III. We s "y,',', i; iI..g' ri
ourselves 70 Mori i io' y no ,nnoijoo
, ~, ~ ~ ally cn,i,cj under our Con
WHO .:.1 ;Iy 't :. VI .stnr and.yotc and that
','.,,"" III T"gistrars and boards OF
S5'I ; ;o",,:.p shojl 10 held responsible
~ VI iaw 70 ~, norty mlaw.ullv deprived
IN ~, Ia" r 10 i1t' 81 ;' .ntfraac,
P p That we cordially invite
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r,w0 GOOD FARMS. ONE WITHIN
TWO miles OF Cameron station, IL. " y.
= - containing l40 acres, 50 Of which are
'fi,,,.} and under cultivation; balance well
,,,nhey,tI The Improvements are, good
''r..r1Tls hcwed log house OF four rooms,
a., The whole being well watered, and 81
,.r.,, of il rich bottom, now under pasture.
the other farm is within two miles OF
p.irnn station, T. Il q. T. r., and contains
~ .,,rr. IN of which are cleared; balance
Mi tiInl.ercd. improvements consist OF Il
- nrrhard, snug frame house, &c. DC.
E,,rtsllnS, &c. SO THOS. O'BRlEN,
Real Estate Agent, Wheeling: OF
THOS. FON,
,,,n1n neltnn Station, Il. 4 y. Il. II.
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If You have q discharge from the
nose, offensive or otherwise, partial loss
Of the sense of smell, taste or hearing
ewes watering or weak, feel dull and
stupid or debilitated, pain or pressure in
the head, take cold easily, You may he
sure you have the CArARRu. Thou
sands annually, without maniiestlng
half of the above symptoms, terminate
in consumption and end in the grave.
No disease is so common, more decep-
tive or less understood by physicians.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, \. Y, is
the proprietor of Dr.. Sage CatarTh
Remedy-a perfect sperifc for Catarrh,
Gold in the Head, and Catarrhai
Headache, which he sends 10 any adj
dress on receipt Of sixty cents.
Sold by most druggists everywhere.
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Toledo Market.

IO+..b'' fh'AH -
FIOlR-Quict.
GRAIN-Wh"1t oI3" better for white;
No. white Michigan at 81 H.: No. , white
Wabash at 81 -; No. / white Wabash at
81 -: regular at ~ 81: No. red nj 81 Il; No .
do nj 81 ~ No. 3do ut 81 o.; amber Michigan
1T Il II; No. white Wabash at Il -. Corn
u shade lower; No. nj @0c; No. . nj $50.
Oats quiet: No. ! at 5Sc; No. > at SIC.
EEEIGHTS-Dull and unchanged.
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wheeling island Brick fard
SnT. Sale.

TuECNDERSIGNED OFFER For SALE
a.. l;rut their Brick Yard ON Wheeling
Island. The yard has dry houses and all
modern improvements: has steam engine
arI bricl; machine, with Il capacity OF $1,000
l,r day, and the best clay for brick makEiE
/, IL, found in the county. The active part
urY j. unable. from ill-h"alth, To continue
#..bu,ineSs Also on hand and iOr sale, a
lr.sr stock Of brick.
80 II. II. SWEENEY & co.
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.WhrEliipia|l. s..gs!EaisttF,
Democratic and Conservative
State Convention.

The citizens of West Virginia who favor
the repeal of all proscriptire laws now in
force i'm tiIlS state and the enactment o!
such measures rs will give the State charac-
ter abroad and harmony and prosperity at
home, are requested 10 meet in their reSpec-
tive counties or townships, at as early d..
~ may b. practicable, and choose delegates
tn q state Convention TO bc held in the
iowa - Charleston, KanGwhl county, on
We5s.2 ..;aA. thc Eighth day OF June,
1870. 10 nominate candidates for the offices
OF Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary
OF State, Attorney General and Judge Of the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Each county or delegate district will cast
ten votes In this Convention for every rep
roSenGaiive in the House of Delegates To
which such county or district may be en-
titled.
The elect OK our pgoscriptiye system il.
driving large numbers of useful citizens
from West Virginia, and in preventing i'm
migration from other States, renders tnc
speedy abolition Of that system necessary
10 the pubic good. This call is therefore
addressed To all liberal-minded men, whath-
or Democratic, Conservative or Republic N,
who desire TO promote the welfare of the
State and vindicate the rights of her citizens
by appropriate legislation.
LEWIS BAKER,
GEO. r. TINGLE,
J. w. GALLAHER,
w. w. MILLER,
WING. HANDLAN,
Democratic state Executive COMMITTEE.
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For Sale.

vIEETY-SEVFN ACRES OF LAND,
wnm!lcS below Benwood, ON the east SIDE
~ RaItiln0rc and Ohio Railroad; twenty
,,'.~,'s 0fhnttom land cleared, with vineyard
'''" ''"'' w. Y. IIOGF & BRO,
Real Estate Agents,
.-.,-,n RaileN,, Block. Market Street.
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BANKS.
.z-4s-EE---z--zs1i-z-l---l.ll-i- - ; -
R. onANGLE. LDALzELL- FIN. EccLEs,
THE CITY BANK,
nndiri.lnll Liability,l

Is PREPARED To CONDUCT ALL BUS
inesS appertaining 10 Banking.
DaaiS In YlILs OF Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin, and ali
Negotiable Securities NJ fair rates,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Discounted.
Collections made fDr. Merchants Manu-
facturers, Banks, Bankers. and Others, on
all accessible points III thr United States
and Canada, ..,r. r-
Drafts in sums Ia suit purchasers on a.!
tlle principal Cities ana Towns in Germany,
Great Britain and IIy.HuC.
- Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits. -.
5'E Il. CENNGLE. President
. ]. DALZELL. Vice President.
T. II. ECCLES, CASHIER. i"h7
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

>. \ HOUSE ON QUINCY STItiEi'
"a between Fifth and sixth streets, SUIT
~ - ,bIe for n small family. For particl-
uIarS enquire ut the Law Oficc Of
TAYLOR IL BARR.
norl ON Monroe street.
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For Rent.

- \ DWELLING HOUSEI-NlNE
IA rooms and bath room, Third Ward, on
u '-1Fiuh s4uct. Apply at Office Of
r,,ai GEO. W. LETTERS.
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For Rent.

- THAT SPLENDID EUS y l." :
TmiS Stand, southwest corn"rot Marker Anu
'aS-sA- Monroe street, formerly occupied ny
morIg HARpER e BRO.
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This il no PATENT
MEDICINE III ~
BUG. gotten up 90
dupe the ign GRANT
and creslulOus, nor u
Il represented ~ be-
Ing "cOmporssd Of rare
aud preciOuss1sstan-
ces brought from the
four corners Of the
earth. carried seven
fine across the Great
Desert OF SahaTah on
the bucks Of fourteen
cannelA, and brought
across the Atlantic
OCEAN on two Ship"
Tt ~ n simple, mild
and soothing remeCiy,
a perfect specific IA
.CATAKBH and "CoLp
lIS TIE HEAD" also
| for Offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment
. u the Sense OF Smell,
] Taste, Or Hearing
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PRICE 0CESE.

Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt 81
SIXTY CESTs. Four paekag-s for = " OF
Cns dOZ n fDT = %.
r,',lef on Cgtar-h. Address thG proprietor
Y. V. PIERCE ". D.,
apT,2 BuH--0' - -
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CINCINNATI EMPRESS. q

schedule on ana alter DecI1llosf otIl, LsS5-
Wheeling time:
a1 . ' C1Nc1ySAr1 EMPRESS. ia
iGi Rasr-LEAvEs WAY, VIA COD.
eWheeling Leaves SWAeellnS
daily al. 40 A. NJ. daily at..33 ::25 i. u.
ARRIVES AT Bellair -,-..-..4.3l =
Grafton $40 A. VI. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg- A: I5P. II. l9anbridge-... .I;$1 -
Cumberland zoo - GAINESVILLE $50, =
RlItinore S.55 - Newark. :. 1890 Ia
w lsh'n GtyiDaO " Co!umbus....usll :
"Mondays excepted. 'Sundhy-s excepted.
b 500. MAIITRATN.. HiE Dill"
EAsr-LEAvEs = WEST. VIA c. o. ID.
wheeling Leaves fWAGelng
daily af...Fr4O a. NJ daily at go A. n.
ARRIVES Ar ,Bellair..-...-... !':--O e
Grafton... $40 p. II. AERIvss AT
Plrkarsb' g.-.lGSj iBJrneSville. It0 :.
Cumbarl'd.. ll:0o /" Cambridge. Go "
Harp'rs Fry l:lj a. NJ. Z lEeSyille. $40 q
Winchester. 800 :. Ncwlrk....... ggl
Baltimore. $40 columbus .l0:Ss -
WaSht'n CityG:20 - Sundays excepted
Sundays excepted.
FAST LINE. .I
EAsr-LrAvEs wEsT, VIA @ o. D.
daily hii nj. .s:2op NJ daily at, a:zl.A NJ
ARRIVES AT Bel!Iig e. ace. 3:lO .
Grafton ....... lld6 Z" ARRIVES AT
Cumberland LII Huntsville .-.leJg
HlrpeStr $50 unD. lu5 S.~L='gl J.. u
Winchester. l0:0jA NJ .;onesvilie... 10
UagerstOwn $50 Sew l! k....... 800 -
i fillmore ll:55 'Olumbus.... I:iO &
WASN'T n Cityl:OO p. N ;IuduSly ....lU:D -
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tons mt Baltimore with trains IOr Pnilldcl-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South. ... ...
Central Ohio trains make direct cOnnCc-
ton at Columbus for ali polpGs Wes; and
Northwest.
Tickets To all principal points can he pro-
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. r. DENRTE,S,
dec General Agent, Wheeling.
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Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
i'm the Head. when caused, o. they all nO'
unfrequeDily are, by the violence Of ca
taTrh.
orr. IN good faith, n standing reward Of
SO for a case Of Catarrh that canned cure.
FOR SALE By MOST DRCGCLSTs EVERY
WHERE.
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AlAIlRIAGI,,

Reflect thal q .ouud mind aud loCy are ~,
most necessary requisites 10 promote con-
nub..I LaIplnc>.. Indeed, without thr,"
tile Journey through life hcomCs n weary
ullgrim Igc, the prU-pCct hourly dHIlSsus To-
thcNi,W: hCmInd become Swallowed with
dc pair and n.I,d with the melancholy re-
Election tlIat the happiness OF another L.
. t.1L-- uLL--L.L--l 90 mn a q
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Cleveland G. Pittsburgh R. R.

r. srar7 ON AND AFTER No
80 -, - ycmber 10, 1867, Trains VIII
rIIn ~ fnllnN.S.
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BANK OF VIII EELEMG,

WHEELING, W. w.
DEALS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
Government Bonds, Stocks, Gold, CONNER
ciul Paper, and all negotiable securities.
re" Special attention giyyn to collections
Interest allowed on SPECIAL deposits; lour
per cent. per anuuW Il lea SIX uon.nN, an"
i've per cent. II lcft one year
ID. list, President.
GIBSON LAMB, C,t>iur..
JOSEPH SEYBDLU. ~ tI~.!,y.
murB
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE& OHIO B. R. co,
WHEELING. Dscamb,r 4. 1869.

r.. -, PASSENGER TRAINS
- @&s2 will run by the following
scledule on and after Dec-lnoer 9TH, lSSS-
Wheeling time:
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY .. S
CAPITAL. 100000.
SIEPLUS, $4,000.
MONEY RECEIVED " DEPOSIT
Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS made anu proceeds promptly
RENTED.
Interest on special deposits ~ the rate o!
FOUR per cent. per an,luni where the tie
post remains slX months, aLi FIVE Re:
cent. IL for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue stamps fox sale IN sums 10 SAT-.
a constant supply of new Fractional Cur
rCucy, and !, ., and cent coin kept for lite
accommodation OF Dispositions aud the pub
lie. GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
GEORGE ADAMS. Cashier. MARIE
u. c. LIST, EOBEI.T MORRISON
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TAKEPAETICUAAR NoIICE.
YOUNG MIN

Who have injured tb,mSclyls ly certain
practice iudulgUd Ia WHOM aloic, n Lgblt
iu,qU,ntly lcmu,d nom eva companions,
or al 'chUJl, tho ell, cts OF which az l.igAtly
mind and body, Should alpy imnl, fint, T..
What PITS that a young man, The hop"
of his county, the darling Of his pnIcrir,
should bc SuutChCd nom al IIu.p,t,s and
"uyoNm"HiS Oi lii" 10y the CONS, tcICc- Of
deviatlng fiUiu The puthof na,u onnd IN
dusiUg IN % crItain secret habit. such I,I-
.nms must, j, .nru contemplating
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DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, Alonzo LOring,
Dr. William J.. DItCS. a. NJ. Adams,
AuuIcE =. fanncu, James +. Barnes,
Henry S.anm, Thomas Hughes,
Alex. J. Cecil.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
~ OrlSIniZed, Is now prepared Ia take risks
al Lar RATES on buildings OF all kinds,
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establish
lneuts, Furniture, Steamboats, anu CargusS
on the Western Rivers and Lakes. Also, 10
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and
S,Oig>. IllS Company, being composed OF
our leading business men, monuments it.
self 10 Inc favorable consideration Of the
inSuring public, and Solicits their patronage.
Applications Tor insurance will Ia prompts
~ .ttentieSl % al their office, Baileys Block,
NJ l5 Marked street.
WILLIAM RAILEN, PrcSi lent.
ALONZO LORlNG, Vice FrCS't.
y. c. ARTHUiS Secretary.
W. VI. AGNES, Asst Secretary.
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-. W. tItllIlfl!l's i. y. ' Nil'1's
j. -. liobDS M. hazel Reilly,
Ioui, =. Su.,l.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized live years, and In TINT time done
a successful business, Is still prepared to
take risks al Elir rate, on BuiidingS Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing lstal-
II,hW,u',. Furniture, Steamboats, and t!d-
goes pu Ihr Western RIVER aud Lakes.
This Company oilers superior induce
mnut~ 10 l.ImrrS, whereby th,N can b.
insured on dwellings, Furniture, barns and
contents, i"r three on 1--WE years 40 ruductd
rIty-. TAi, beng 4 state Company, with
TEE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
ur.l i'm and suIplu, Of any company In the
static and composed az some niuCty-'Our
.tucliho,drIS, HuSt of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself Ia the
favorable rOnsii liberation of the inSuIing pub
lie and SolicitS ihcir patronage. Applica-
lions !uE insurance viii bC promptly NJ
tended To az their office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or ~ their several agencies through
out tEn state.
SNML MCCLELLAN, President.
GLO MENDEL. Vice President.
g. 4. Goes. secretary.
&c. nlu *. Assistant Secretary, fch-0
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Especially, who have beCOme the Victims o.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep TO an Uniimely
grave thousands OF OuI.g Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
Senates with the thunder or e,Os,uenee, OF
walked 10 eCS,acy the the ul lll.Ig Tyre, may
call with full confidence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-24
ENDORSEMENT or TIIE PREss.

The many thou0ndscurd u this oinb-
lishmcnt within lie last twenty years, md
the numerous important SWk.cp OptfP-
tiuns performed ny DT. Johnston, wiint-ssd
By the reporters o. ia" SIS, ana many uiL'r
papers, notes OF which Appeared again Bpd
again before TN pubiic, bSsId,s Ibis stand ~
rs n gentleman oi character and responsible
ity, il u sufficient GUARANTY o. tie afflicted
Skin diseases speedily cured. aug
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-24
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College al SurpconS,
London, graduate nom ore OF the most en-
inCnt Colleges IN the United states, and The
sTeSter part OF Whose Nic hes been spent IN
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the mos;
astonishing cures that were ever known.
and ears when asleep, grCnt tUrN otisnc>s,
being alarmed AZ sudden sounds, basllrll-
ness, with frequent blushlng, alta G,d some
times with der3tEcmcnt OF hiiiia. Ne. 4 IuIC,i
Immediately
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-10

Their should Christian say The DEM
oCRATis ono damn religious paper"
merely because his indecent use Of its
columns compelled the editor of that pa
per to exclude him from them, and
compelled him to seek more congenial
organ. A Christian might, also, with
propriety, be an honest man-and pay
his debts like one-and guard his rep
utation. He should not cheat poor Ia
boring people, neither should he, even
temporarily, assume the role of "dead
beat" And lastly, we think: in decen-
CIV, he should not associate himself, =
through spite,-with the editorial de-
partment of as filthy journal as the M.
c. Republican, and, by so doing, lead a
poor imbecile boy into the highway of
moral and financial destruction.
We are not good at answering conun-
drums, but if the guerrilla who is
seeking light on the subject of Chris
tianity has another" will guess at it,
and meanwhile await his pleasure.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-10

asked, "Who is to blame for this cool.
ness and indifference between congress
and the administration 2" 1t would re-
ouire a review of the reasons for, and
interests involved in nearly every lead
ing appointment yet made by the prss-
dent, to answer this question fully. l
say appointments, for it is a fact, how
ever it may be disguised, that congress
is chiefly sore-headed over the Offices. 1t
is not the presidents policy or course
on any particular subject which is un-
satisfactory. That is approved in the
main. But the president, notwithstand-
ing their best endeavors, has failed to
to learn that he must share the respons-
ibility of his appointments with the
members of congress. He has made
mistakes, and many Of them have been
made in yielding to this demand, and
lie shows no signs of conversion to this
He still retains the idea that
or other he is responsible at
last, and he continues to act on that ba-
sis. Hence, YOU hear people predicting
the disruption of the Republican party.
Hence the fact that while the president
las "no policy of his own to enforce
against the will of the people" it is
equally true that he has no power to en-
force his own ideas upon the conyic-
tons Of members OF congress.