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7 I'II0 CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
HABT-LEAsm
~ .s.,6' FAST 81 LINE.

RAsT-LEATRs WEST, VIA c. o, D. nj
Wheeling daily .iin0 Leaves Wheeling z ~
at..!..I:....6:e0 p. m, daily at -, .a;s0a, m.
ARRIVES AT II" RcllaIre .. .9:10H. N.
Grafton. :. =. ..1I:05 p. N. ARRIVES A. ~,
Cumberland. $40 3. m, BaruCsyIe. 1850 .. m.
HaIp's Furry. $50 g. m Cambridge 1905 D. a,
WlnchestefS .to:05 q M GAINESVILLE, ,l:25 b, M
AAgeFstown $50 q. m. Newark =. 800 p. N.
baltimore 90. I1:55 4. m. Columbus 40 b. M
Wash'n, City. ,l:O0p. mi sApduSlyI i0i6 81 ~.
Trains on the Main I.ine make connections At
Baltimore with trains fog Philadelphia, Now
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct eothectlon al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest -
TlcketS 70 all principal points can b procured
At the once. IA JOHN L. WILSON,,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
I'm. r....I... - ......, Il. r. pEvRIEs, j
doc1 General Agent, Wheeling,
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FoR sA L E. 4
INSURANCE STOCKS!
TUESDAY. the 22D DAY or MARCH, 1870,

lutSuAII InI "a UhI VI mHn"N' '0'"'
At~thC front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County, W. Va. commencing at 10 clock a. n.
will sell at public auction.
10 Shares OF the Stock Of tho franklin Insu'
rance Company Of Wheeling
40 Shares OF tho Stock Of tho National lnsu'
rance Company Of Wheeling.
FTT'tTI GEO. W. JEFFERS, -
Admir- of the Estate of Samuel Harper, decd
MARI
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PuorooRAPus in Ink. OIL or Water
ColOH ut the Partridge Gallery.
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DOILER FOR sALE.-ONE SEC
ID Ond hand Steam DoIltr, 40 In. diameter, 20
feet long. double hued: made Of tho best quality
Of Iron: Fire Front, Gntc BArH, Liners, Steam
Drum, Mud Drum and Valve; with Safety Valve
~ j. Il. McLURE.
Solicitor Of Patents.
lone door below Mcclure House, Market 1t.
nurlI
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL
Established as a Refuge from
~ QuackeFV,
TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE c,v
BE OBTAINED N" S-AA

DE-. johnson has discovered tho most C.,,,.,
for Weakness OF th6 Back or Linhs stS n NV
Affections Of tho Kidneys and Bladder. iuTSlS,
,tAry Discharges, ImpotencY, General DAMN,
Nervousness Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spidt,
CONFUSION Of Ideas, PaipItation Of the NJ
Iimidity, Trembling, DimnOSs Of Sight q Cp
dIncSs, Disease Of the Head, ThfoSL No. !
Skin, Affections Of tho Liver, Lungs, SIomIrh
B0RelA-th0se Terrible Disorder aiding a.,
Solitary Habits Of Youth-Sccrct and SOliSS
Practices moro fatal 10 their victims thSa n
song Of SyretiB to the Mariners Of UlyIseS, NIS,
ing their most brilliant hopes or GnLlsIpaISe,
rendering marriage, &c. impossible,
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims Of So,
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive IN
which annually sweeps to an untImGlT mn,
thousands Of Young Men Of the most yyessti
talents md brilliant intellect, who might othSF
wise have eDtrAnced listening Seantes wltS Is.
thundGEs Of Cl0quencc, or walked to ecsIsty b,
living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
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Nor SALE ONE BURKE S
u BARNES Safe, medium size. Ono Dcsk
aud other office Furniture.
Apply atNo. s. Main street, up stair; 70
msfB 4 lbs. T. C. BOEllAM,
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Immediately cured and full vigor restored
This distressing affection, which EondetihIf
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 thepsniNy
pAidnbybtho victims OF improper indulGHos
Young persons arc too apt 10 commit eXoeSA
from not being aware Of tho dreadful cOn,tQsn,
Cos that may etBuG Now, who that underlined
tho subject will pretend to deny that The p0Na
Of prOCfeadon 10 lost sooner by those llIIRg nv
improper habits than by the prudent! Bs.ida
being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy 1t.
spring, tho most serious and destructive IJpP
toms Of both body and mind arise. TIE yEta
Functions Weakened, Loss Of YPSqeatiTu iSIa,
Nervous Irrltabllity, Dyspepsia, PLpIIltloa !
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility
and Wasting Of the Franc, Cough, COnmmpIn,
Decay and nnALh
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YOUNG MEN

Who have. injured themselves BY certain lISS
hce, indnlg6d ii when alone, habit teq9sT ~
learned from evil companions, or 1t scboo, Y
effects of which arc nightly felt, even " ~.
asleep, and, II not cured, renders mArTlga ~ u
Siblo' and destroys both mind and BODY s0''''
apply Immediately. 'rF .,u,
country, Tho pFidO Of bis parents. Sbosa y y
snatchOd from al prospects and enJoyasou N v
life by the consequences Of deVtAtlnE ILO ~,
path Of nature, and indulging In ceflAla nv ~,
habit. Such persons must, before eon'efaqpO
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplate.
marriage, being aware Of Physical WtinaG'
Organic Debility, DeflrmitlcS, speedily ea0ud
! He who places himself under the cafs OiDf. !
may relIgi0usly conGdO In his honor - ri,il
man, and confidently rely upon his skill HSl &J
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TORSAL TO CLOSE AN ES- In M
4 TATE.-ThC arst.cla1S DWELLING ttf
HOUSE, situated on the north cast corner .Atas
Of Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied BY
MB. Carter. There Is null lot, and the house 70
In On good condition ~ The day y was built;
pair. Possession given on the list Of April, 1870
ApplytO ]. p. LEWIS,
dSct.ttS = lIc1atC House, WheSling. v. Va,
Nor SALE-THOSE ELEGANT
Il four.story Brick Buildings on the west side
Of Main, between Monroe and Union streets,
three OF them extending ftom Main to Water
street. the other, half tho distance A good Op.
pOrtunlty for profitable investment. .5
feb2S lSIsi s.r l. IRWIN.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body arc ~ ~
meas. 4 Indeed, without these tho journey thios;;
life, becomes . weary pilgrimage; The pt9s ~,
hourly daFktn8 10 the view, the MIND 80 4 ~
Swallowed With despair aud filed VITA Us 4G, ~
Ancholy rejection that the happlncGS o. A1'~'
becomes hlightOd with our own.
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nUPONT GUNPoWDE1s AGENCY
u Tho updcrslgned d tho sGlC Agent In TIL.
the celebrated fDR POnt powder MillR. lts quail
lily 10 une6RAed III this country, a. evidenced by
tests made by tho United States Government,
lie kccpSt 10 an tines large stock IN Maya
Elns 81 RIDE iR whols half and quarter ESSs;
KpgS. sporting Powder IN CanIsters. All Of
which will be sold to the trade al low as the
rs ~ g tsSSl > nh &c Of dIaSrsut btss, 10
Sn HrI Sy TN SSI, III eSS .siiC ..eA
- I,T NJ, REFILL TySr. Is 81.
ttD t' ''.E''' No. IS 3 o., Main Street,
mAr9 gros'r3 WHRBuNGIW. VA.
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DISEASES or ilIPRUDENCB,

Al
J When tho misguided and impFudent VoltI! \! \
pleasure finds that no has ImbIbCd the ~ ~, :,
this painful disease Il too 0ftGn happens pS ' i.
lll'tlmbd sense Of shame or dread Of diAcot ~
terS him nom applying 10 those, who tI9n SIS
ton and respectability, can alone oeLIltu v Al
delaying TIL The constitutional symptom " n
h0rrid disease mako their Appearance s0ls ~
liberated soro throat, diseased moss, 1g " ,s.g
paIna ID the head and limbs, dimhess 9. 20 y,
grolsing with ffIe6tftli rpldlty, TIL At W. N N
palate Of tho mouth or tho bones Of tue ~ so,,,,
10, and the victim Of this awful disease 49, ~
hortld object Of con1migNeFatlnn, I'LL dtan SsI
q. period to tho dreadful suffering: y . ,tSstf,
him 70 I" that Undiscovered County rom se''-'
no traveller returns" .,..,,,,A,
II Is 4 MELANCHOLY FACT that thGa e Il,
fall Victims to thdSterrible disease, OW'1s " X
unSklLlfalnegs Of Ignorant pretehdeIS, T SI4pi
tho uso Of that DEADLY POISON, A ,fnS nj I'M
ruin the constitution and make the rF'due " '
tttliN fUDIt.
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THRUST SALEM PURSUANCE
l. Of trust decd made BY James g. AclesOn
1858, and now Of record In tho Recorders Office
for Ohio County, West Virginia, IN decd book a,
pages III mud III, and byilhn direction Of Mrs.
SavlnIn ArliCSOn. will. on TUESDAY, THE nd,
DAY OF MARCH, 1870, at the 'front.' door Of the
O'Clock 4. T., sCilpart OF the real estate CONVEYED
by said deed, via: tho south (S0) eighty feet
thereof, being parts Of Lots Nos. One and Two,
Ia Square No. Twenty, fronting on Flfth street.
A plat Of said lots to le sold may he seen at the
warehouse Of II. X. List i Co. -.
TRRmS ~ SALR:-onC.l0urth Of the puFchASC
money to DO paid In cASh; the balance In ono,
two and three Year,. with interest payable semi
annually; tho purchaser giving negotiable notes
and securing same BY deed Of trust at his CX-
pcnsc. Selling as Trustee, all tho title vested In
mo will DO conveyed to thcpurChAsGr,
mars HENRY X. LIST, Trustee,
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DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF
ll,D.K, IRVING Co. has this day bCOn dis,
cOSdalSi Stiho Sid stand BY Mes; .
T.loGi lao. = H a.,l' '1 ~ mari
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.

In pursuance Of decree rendered by the Cir
In q cause In chancery therein pending. In which
Charles ]. Fox IL complainant and Charles A.
Fox and others defendants, shall, a. Special
Commissioner named In Eaid decree, on e.sH
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE OR RENT.-Two IN .1t
Il residences on Monroe street, ina itp
choice neighborhOol. Convenient 2 TO-
churches, schools and markets. Possession given
hrst Of April. Apply,to z y. 80. '
narI6 "a Oaice Of Gas Works. Wheeling.
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DR. JOHNsTON,

l ENDORSEMENT OF Tub PRESS H.,
The many thousands cured at this tSt ,hs nS
nept within tho last tWCnty yC1rA anu w.
6y DR., IoRTisSoS. wisaeSSsd BY tSe reporter, q
The Sun and many other papOgb notice. o. %S
hAvO appeared again and AgAin before thG Wit,
besides his standing as 4 gentleman OF chA,,I n
and reHpeeabllity, o ! Sudlcieat guarantee " -
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
mario 4itl0
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y sold at Public Auction at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
TUESDAY, MARel 22l, 1870, Of tho Court House,
in the City Of Wheeling, tho wreck or the side
wheel Steamboat RGbCCca-thO Hull, Engines,
Ohio River at OF opposite the City Of ParkeTg'
burg, ". Va. Cabin. Pantry and Kitchen FuEni-
ture, Piano, Doors, Blinds Bell. &c., &c, IN tho
St0re Room OF MeAErs. C. Il. Booth 4 Co., IN the
City of wheeling 90"
0nC.half OF the purchase money TO bO paid In
cash, the, balance IL two equal payments a. SIX
and twelve months. bearing interest from date
with satisfactory security. c. NJ. COENi
y10PB Agent for owners.
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TAjG3sPR1NTED TO oNbER AT

Ne l1fW FoI aN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-12

OPERATIONS ON THE LoIRE.-As details of
the operations on the Loire reach us it be-
comes more certain that the result of the bat
ties near Orleans was to split De Paladines'
army in two. Our dispatches from French
and German sources alike report two days
engagement near Meung, not far from Orleans.
The first days struggle was indecisve but on
the next day the French were defeated with
heavy loss not, however, before the Germans
had suffered severely. These engagements
have nothing to do with the battle at Nevoy,
a small village northwest of Glen, on the right
bank of the Loire. Here must have been the
rear guard of the severed right wing of the
French in retreat towards Bourges. We learn
from Tours that the government is trying to
reunite the corps ; but 1t is doubtful if success
will attend the effort, the Germans at Orleans
having short line of march, by which juno
ton can be prevented. 1t would appear,
besides, that the French left is entirely on the
right bank of the Loire and that the balance
of the army is on the left bank. This decreases
the chances of their reuniting. AS matters
now look we must conclude that the French
have been as badly outgeneralled on the
Loire as they were on the Moselle and on
the Mouse.
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THE SITUATION AT HAvRE.-A rumor pre-
vailed in Brussels on the 9Th instant that
Havre had been occupied by the Germans, but
it was undoubtedly premature, as yesterday
we published despatch from that city, dated
also on the 9Th, which reported that French
iron-clads had been ordered to repair there i'm
mediately and aid in its defence. Further
more, despatch from Lille of the same date
announced that communications had been re-
established with the town. 1t is thus evil
dent that the city could not have been in
the hands of the Germans on that day. A
despatch from the city, dated on the 7th,
mentioned battle as having been fought near
by, but did not give the result. On the fol-
lowing day an investment was expected.
Havre is not only strongly fortified, but all
the Notifications are of modern construction
These were begun in 1856, and only recently
completed. They comprise series Of bastions
completely encircling the town, with detached
forts in advance, as at Paris. Hence, If the
place is occupied by the Germans, it will be
because it is voluntarily surrendered.
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THE CHINESE AND THE CHRISTIANS AGAIN.
From London we have it by cable that intelli-
gence has been received there to the effect
that more hostile demonstrations have been
made against the Christians. If Napoleon
had still been master Of France it is undeni-
able that this thing would not have happened
again. 1t is unworthy of the United States,
of Great Britain, of Russia, to allow this state
Of things to continue. The President, we
know, is sound on the question. Let him call
upon the British government and the govern
ment of Russia to act with him in putting
down this Chinese barbarism. II will be too
late to act when a general massacre has taken
place. These repeated onslaughts on the for
eigner are the result of spirit which is gene
raj all over China spirit which is famed by
the religious teachers of the people; and no
thing but might can prevent them. The pio-
neers of Christian civilization must be pro-
tected.
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The Political Outbreak from n Westerr
Point of View.

The Political Outbreak from n Western
Point of View.
The Chicago Tribune. after rapping the
Tammany leaders over the knuckles for their
supposed intention of running Hoffman for
President in 1872, remarks that the ''republi-
can party must slough off a good many excre-
sences that have accumulated upon its back
during the past ten years in order to fortify its
positions for the next Presidential campaign"
1t AYERS that there has grown up during that
period newspaper press, having its repre-
sentatives in almost every large city, "strong
enough to be independent, firm enough to
maintain its own opinions, discerning enough
to know an honest measure from dishonest
one, and to recognize rogue by his tricks. "
That is all very true, although it may be
rather difficult for our Chicago contemporary
to reconcile its present declarations of indie
pendence with its former condition of radical
party subserviency. Every day brings some
thing new-new ideas, new machinery, new
lights in all the great affairs Of mankind-and an
Independent press is just the channel through
which to spread them before the world. But
if the Chicago journal desires to make great
man of Governor Hoffman let it keep on
abusing him and his friends.
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A CoNUNDRuM FROM THE INTERIOR. -The
Rochester Democrat (republican), referring to
the telegraphic announcement about certain
removals in the New York Custom House,
accompanied by the statement that ''they
were all appointees of Senator Fenton,
remarks -
II this Is gwen as the reason OF their removal the
conundrum which presents itself to our MIND Is
easily answered. And that conundrum Is this
"What Is to become OF the republican party In the
State OF New York II tenure or office Is to depend
upon fealty to Senator Fenton or Senator ConKing
respectively, as official superiors may chance TO
own allegiance to, for the timer
In the absence Of the direct answer to thi 8
conundrum we suppose the republicans who
take an interest in the subject will have to do
as some obnoxious persons have been COM
PEELED to do in regard to Office, ''give it up. /"
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The European mail OF the I'd of December
supplies an ample and varied report Of the
progress Of affairs in the Old World to that
day. The rssune appears in our columns.
The peoples, as will be seen, were kept In q
state Of agitation which was rapidly demoral-
izing their very best social interests. War
prevailed from Berlin to Paris, and there was
rumor Of new war in the East. Napoleon's
recall to the throns of France was spoken Of
in some quarters ~ cure for the first and
most pressing exigSacy, and probably with
the idea that 1t Would serve to stave off the
second. Bismarck favored the movement for
Bonaparte restoration, as we are assured.
at Versailles. The birthday tste of the Grown
Princess of Prussia was celebrated in right
royal style by the bluff old King William and
his courtiers In the ancient palace Of the
kings of France. His Majesty of Prussia
stood forth, glass in hand, to toast the
health Of the royal lady. His Majesty ap-
peared just as expressive Of faith in love,
with his flagon in hand, as he is ''dauntless
in war" when he grasps the falchlon. Queen
Victoria appears in her true character, that
of Christian lady, in her afec ting, and no
doubt consoling, attentions to the Empress
Eugene. Russia was doubtful Of the good
faith of England's diplomacy towards the Sui
tan and the Gear. The mail record embraces
the details Of couple of fatal, frightful
accidents on railroads; so that we find human
ity still suffering and in dire agony in Europe,
with only few and very faint CLEANS of do
nestle sunshine to tighten the domestic
hearth.
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TRIPL lie SH E e T
New York. Monday, December 10, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.
PAGE.
1-Advertisements.
GA

PAGE.
advertisements
acknowledgements
3-France: Peace Prospects Again Frightening;
Gambetta Abandons all Hope OF Final Sue
Tours: Probable Restoration OF the Empire
and the Bonapartes; Another Two DAYS.
Battle on the Loire; The French Defeated with
Heavy Loss; Preparations Making for Another
Great Sortie from Paris-Russia: England De-
nounced by the Russo-German Press; Russian
Diplomacy Pressing on the Sultan.
4-Religious: Observances OF the Sabbath In the
CITY and Vicinity; Christianity and Civilization
- Canvassed IN the Churches; Tue Gospel on
Land and Water; The issisn of st. John and
the immaculate Conception OF Mary; Eio-
quent and Earnest Discourses; Impressive
Ceremonies and Beautiful Concentrations.
V-Reig0us continued from Fourth Pagal-The
Papacv: New Jersey Catholics Protest-Rev.
Thomas S. Preston's Lecture Purgatory-
Music and the Drama-Brooklyn Intelligence
Personal Notes.
6-Edtorials: Leading Article, General Grant as
President OF the United States and as Head OF
the Republican Party''-Amusement Announce
ments.
z-Edtorias continued from Sixth Page)-Per-
sonal acknowledgements News from
All Parts OF the World-Prussla's Disregard OF
OF the Luxembourg Treaty; An5-Draft and
War Riet in Berlin: the ALBANIA Claims QneS-
ton Before the British People; Speeches
OF the Kings OF Italy and SpaIn-Washng-
Mixed schools: now an EnterprIsing Cores
pondent Missed an Idea; He Declines to Fight
q Due-New York City News-Obituary-
S-Europe The Old World Crisis in the East in Ger
MANY and at Wnhelmshohe; Blsmarck's Plan
for Napoleon's Restoration; Tumutuous Gene
in the North German pariiament-Charity !:
The Metropolis Substantially Asserting It's Right
to the Title "City Of Cndrities"-Court Calen-
dars for To-Day.
e-The Philadelphia Beast The Shadow Of the
Gallows Upon Hanlon, the Child Murderer
Spiritualism Triumphant: A Fair Glalrvoyant
Prosecuted in Connecticut; story OF Her
Trial--"Shtop dot Sheepn-Generai News
ltems-Financial and Commercial Reports
Marriages and Deaths.
rmondom-Interesting Account OF the Pres
ent Militia Diniculty-Politlca Notes and COM
ments--That "Frog" Fight Again-Jerry Dunn:
What Political Pique Can DO and What 1t
Can't Do in New Distinguished Saw
ages-Newark's Arrested Beermen in Con-
cave-Shipping Observation-Disclosures
f1-Centra and South America Proposed Changes
IN the colombian Constitution; the Revolution
in Bolivia Crushed by the Presidents Deter-
mination; Affairs in Chile and Peru-Death on
the Rail-The Hoosac Tunnel-JournalistiC
observation-disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures.