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INCORPORATED 1888.

INCORPORATED 1888.
Wheeling Savings Institution,
Office, No. - Monroe Street,
MONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN
terest paid on Special Deposits, Notes ami
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought aud
Sold, Collections made on all points. In
order 70 meet want that has long been
felt in this community, this Institution viii
receive on Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons, between the hours OF two and four
O'Clock. deposits Of any sum OF money from
one dollar and upwards, on which interest
VIII be- paid.
GEO. NENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS
Alex. Iaughlin. Al Plnucll,
John McLure Jr. Alex. Rogers,
Morgan /. OFT. james PAUL..
Alex. !. Cecil. James Reed.
OcI- A.C. QCARRIER, Treasurer.
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NATIo NAL BANK
THEPEoPLE's BANK,

THEPEOPLE'S BANK,
ONCE. No. 90 Main Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
MONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN
tereSt paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and
sold. Collections at home or from abroad
promptly attended 10.
DIRECTORS
John Reid. Christian Hess,
John Handlan, John EOckIer,
samuel J. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. President
JOSIAH F. CPDEGRAFF, Cashier. jul
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Watering OF Weak Eyes, Pain OF Pressurs
In The Head when caused a. they AL not
unfrequsnfly are. BY the violence Of ca
tarTh-
offer, In goof faith. a standing rsva-d Of
$50 for a eaSe Of Catarrh that cannot cure
FUR SALE By MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE
PRICE 81 CESTS-
Sly mail. post paid on reoeix oi
-4xrT 1,ENTs Four packages for : ~ "f
one dozen 30 y % ..-,-.
,,,,Isf -, Ca.arra- Ae.fress the prUprtktDf,
49, r Y. PIERCE- Il -.
aprls SnA1'' - l.
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West Virginia Insurance Co.

CAPITAL. $4,000
TAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST
r4sp> oa bU4.uIAES % AL k4u,is, "a u4tulr,
HOuS~uolI lryU4a, Me- c..a44I.ss ana GOSIs
n Transit.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob Horubruok, jacob VI. Bickel.
HeuIy Hartman. ID. J. &. HuPP,
Jonathan kOwIry, Edmund bOCKinc.
= j. Smytl, L J. J.lmpUyll.
J. II. -. IslOr, :. Pager.
Vim. b. UdOert, IuOuI-es boggess,
II. II. 1. FITn>wOTth, " ~. Is. JIaAe,
DAVID b.l4Il4y rT, JOSH. shields,
" IL. H. " mite. y. Goa, Ir.
!. II. DuvaI. II. IL. Ink.
Vim. r Stevenson,
EO- Ottice over haTtmanis Clothing Store,
south sIue Monroe street, Wheeling, ". Va.
JACOB HOkNBRUOh. President
JAJUB VI. BIZ NIL Ice PresL
/. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
= Is. Mc,ULLUCh. As SECRETARY.
MAJ
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a csrtAin
practice INDUCED ia when alone, a habit
frequently learned nom evil eompa nionH,
or at school, the effects OF which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and II not cured rem
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that a young man, the hope
Of his country, the darling OF his parents,
should b. snaich"d nom al prospects and
enIOymenu OF life by the cOnssqences Of
drvinting nom the path % natul e ana In
dulging IN a certain secret habit. such poT-
sons must. before CONTEMPLATING
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have becnnne the victims Of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit " hich annually sweep % An untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect. who
might otherwise have .entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloquence, "a
walked 10 ecsracy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with fun confidence
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DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy
and only Etfectual Remedy in the world 20
weakness fthe Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections ofthe Kidneys and Bladder, In
voluntary Discharges. Impoteney, General
Debility, Nervousness, DyspepSfa, LAnguor,
Low sptrfrs. Confusion Of IDEAS, Palpitaiion
or the Heart, Timidity, Trembling. D1mness
Of Slxht, Giddinezs, Diseases OF The Head,
Throat, Nose or SKIN, A1ections OF the
Liver, Lungs, Stomach o. boNes-those
Habits Of Iouth-sxcRkT and solitary prac-
tees more atal 70 then Victims than the
songs OF Syrens TO the Mariners OF Ulysses,
biighung their most brilliant hopes or an
ucipattons- rendering marriage, &C, impos-
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r.

r. - on AND AFTER No
Is -. veInber Is, IS6g, Trains viii
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MARRIAGE

Reject that a sound mind and body are the
most Necessary requisites 10 promote con
uubial happiness. Indeed. without thsss
the Journey through life becomes q weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to
The view; the mind becomes shadowed with
despair and oiled With the melancholy r.
Fiction that the happiness Of another be-
comes blighted with our own.
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OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eontem-
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness. organic debility, defoEmitieS,
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of
Or. J., may religiouSly connde in his honor
as Gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as a phySician
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons,
London. graduate nom one OF the mot NJ
inent Colls7ErS In the United States, and the
greater part OF who's life has been spent in
the hospitals OF London. Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
bling alarmed AZ sudden sounds, bazhf1l-
ness with frequent bluShinS. alta nded some:
times with deragcment Of mind, were cured
immediately
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Never Stoops the soaring vulturr,
From his quarry in the desert.
on the sick or wounded bison.
But another vulture watching,
From his high. serial lookout,
sees the downward plunge and follows;
And third purSues the second.
Coming from the invisible ether.
First a Speck and then vulture,
Till the air is dark with pinionS.
80 the racers came not Sing!y,
But as if they watched and waited.
Scanning one anOther'S motions
When the first lit out. the Others,
Followed. followed, gathering nockwlSe,
Through the mud in search OF shelter,
First a shadow, then darkey,
Till the road was black with niggers.
YEARLY and disgustedly the State
House crowd. the Governor and all his
crew climbed the steps OF their estao-
Lsbment. evidently Uocertain whether
in having their devotion At the African
altar thew had not knelt too low to rise.
But that night the exercises were re-
sumed at the Court House, and after
that was a banquet prepared oy the
colored ladies admission ten cents, IN
all of which the State Government par
ticipated, except as to the payment OF
the admission tee. Think of the Exec
utive Department of West Virginia
being dead-headed 70 q negro frolic.
For the delight of the West Virginia
soldiers l Will add that their old regi'
mental flags, which they followed for
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ROBERT MORRISON,
GIBSON LAMB,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-05-20

TAXING ExcErTIoN- re- DR.. Lucky, principal Of
the California normal school, and often chap
lain Of the state prison, IL oTe'iited with this
PRAYER before the state Senate go Lord, we
pray Thee that Thy mercies may be extended to
these poor men, VINO have been sent here from
all parts of the state. Have mercy upon them.
We beseech Thee, while they are here serving
out the terms for which they were sent; and
when they have served and are dismissed from
these walls. may they return to their homes bet
ter men, and in time may they become useful
and upright citizens and honorable members of
socety.'' At this juncture member from folo
rose and said " MIR President, move to strike
out Yolo county -
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MORNING, MAY 30, 1870.
Gnanrial.
LOAN
OF THE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroa"
Company.
l. o A n

The CkesaEeaSe and ONO hAiho"'
T.. comnlstsd and running from RICHMOND Va 70 |
the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS IN west
Va. ri miles 1t is being rapidly extended 10 'n'
Ohio River POO miles further, making in all 4H
miles
In its progress, westward, it penetrAtes and opens
nm 70 market the Wonderful Coal D,Po''f' Of me
s,ns,rsa Rsgion in West Vngtaia, and thus brings
the superior and abundant Goals Of that section into
,r ,punieation with the Iron ores Of YfrgiHia and
o,,o and the Western, SoutA-E,,tsrn and Ea'tsrH
markets.
vben completed it will connect the superior hdT-
Dor f,eiiitss ofts, chsP,at, Bay with reliable nav
i,ot,on on the Ohio River and thus with the entire
,y,feu Of Railroad and water f-aHtporfaf'o" Of the
gr,at vest or south-We't.
twill make short, ea,y, cheap and arora5ie route
from the Fe,t to the Sea, and will command large
,5,,, ofts, enormous fsgs seeking transportation
to the soaIt.
twill thus become one Of the most important aud
.-os,,,,, East and .,t Trunk Lins' Of Railroad in
the country. and command a trade Of immense
value.
The completed portion oftfc Roads douEA Prot
,,,,, ,, J.--.4,.ng Bu,iss., and Is fully equal N
value to the whole amount OF the mortgage upon tie
entire Line ,sl5,unruJ
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NEW anUNrr DECISION.

ATTENTIO% rs
SOLDIERS OF TIE 2xD & 3RD VI hL0'
Under the r'ceit decision ~ the L. ; w. .-5
Court. all sOld trs who enlisted between 'i- Il.
and July 22nd, Sol. for fhrss VEINS. who vi
charged for Disability and have not reie-. %
bounty, can now receive TIE same ~
sTARr & WATslN, ..,.
Bank Block, Burlington, Vt.-aprlsd&Wu
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attempted by the rudest CIVILIZATION
Something can be and has been achieved every
where and in almost every age. True It Is that
4 technical knowledge of the true composition oil
lyes. of pattern-irawing, and Of the most IN
proved machinery gives power TO something
more than the bare necessities of mankind, and
to supply some share of the more costly comforts
and elegancies of life but the domestic manu-
facture of common wooden cloth to some extent
has existed and must exist in nearly all coun-
tries The coarse and cheapy made goods when
not produced through the aid Of modern mills
must be had through the simple spinning wheel
and hand-loom. In northern climates wooden
clothing is not less vital than food itself, and no
country should be dependent upon foreign and
distant lands for either one or the other If our
government did not conniye at smuggling blan-
kets from our enemy in the recent war, as 1t did
in the war of 1872, we yet in point of fact OBJ
tanned a considerable part Of our first supplies
from abroad That a country continental IN It's
dimensions, surprisingly rich IN liz broad extent
Of pasturage, should be unequal TO the pToduc-
lion of the wool it Annually consumes Is not Tor
a moment TO be supposed. It Is fact, however,
that for years we have drawn from abroad
large quantity Of the wool We have consumed, as .
well as a much larger proportion Of woo!ens'
The amount Of wool imported in 1865 was 20
4i9.32l pounds, and 44.0l-,ot- pouuus ia
1869, valued at = 7,6eo, 3Is. or at An average
cost Of l44 GEMS per pouni. The value Oh Won
ems in $50 anourre! TO $40. ul4 ,i17. Ofcirpets
alone we imported s. ISL so yards, valued at u
26l .a5s. These tasts prove that the duties on
wool and Wollens are iy uo mrtH7
Ii is true that many classes OF |oosn' ~ Io'
bring FRS. clst. bat that is tr-e II tton gools'
and Is 90 be altHol'el 10 'Ne go . -
Of trade and TIE character '' va - f'r,,
il Is also true that no woo. .. ar ,,.r.c.
degrees north l',l'u'e nov rh- r.li.r or inn
iourths OF H. a''u'. ,'-. - ~ Noon
policy OF a tn'y On l'l''s" VIZ - In
debatab.e ground "o'h "e'' ". 't 80. 80
France the duty or "'1l "A7 ~ PEI ~ s-...
rIiore" up 10 ~, g-.. -. Isl F,s
tut the pre- 'ie' 40. -'.' .r'' D., .....,. ~
less than - GEMS per p U'.' r..'I.,j
an early day iutr .dlcei iHr Il 'A-'- 1i "''i '"
weaving 90 WOODEN cuin To- me iii't''ti 'i'7 700
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and whether ii shall be so husbanded as to re.
tain. if not to enlarge, the numoer u
oeonle now employed in mechanicai :
and manufacturing pursuits, or otherwise '
A tariff for nrotection as well as revenue makes s
a discrimination in favor Of our own people
a sinst all strangers, and sometimes imposes
higher rate, although securing no more revenue
in order to foster some struggling huusti!' /
Our annual importstions OF dutlaoie lorssu
merchandise cannot be expected to 60 muGn DC
yopd 400 900. 600 Last year, stimulated BY a
large export Of bonds, they were Sllo, io'S'f
ami the amount of revenue indispensable IRON
,to .oritFis $50. OOO. 900 to $50, 5000 II
i thus apparent that the average rate oil uu'les
must be not less than 36 - to 40 per cent IN
order to secure even the lowest amount oil rev
enue REQUIRED This opens field wide enough
for protection, and discloses the grave oil free
trade The present average rate OF duty upon
lamentations Is less than ~ per cent. lns
nresents a narrow field Of battle for the connect
Of opinions. Duties removed in one place nus.
he added ia some other The common sense OF
our ue5ple will only demand that We ADJUST the
tsritI wisely. welding nothing TO mere class SCI
fshuess. bat everything TO the general "e!'a'e-
II Is indispensable that the duties remain hlgner
THAI would be necessary if protection was 'Ie
only object In raising the revenues feiul'e-'
there Is annie room ID axe ulSll l4lAi4il-'iN
favor Of our own people as against outside ma
lions Duties of a prohibitory character should /
he Diminished. Fair competition should be al .
loved giving manufacturers reasonable hope /
for r.-asneritv. but no chance 10 become our /
.n,sters Il would not DO to crush out the many
m,nuf.cturinr enterprises at the South and
We. started since the close Of the war, in con
ssa,..t.c Of our war tariff. The States OF
Man, and Vermont offer, 5eyond the proieo-
I'm found iu the tar.f, additional inducements
70 au manufactures that may be es'ah' -'nei
O. ur.r,meut given to those interests have not
lseu ;51 great. If such encouragement j. given
Il. manufacturers 10 Maine and Vermont why
no. ia Georgia and South Carolina Protection
hitherto opposed there), 10y diversifying the IN
iu,.rv. will ana immensely to the wealth Of the
san,6srn States. 10 the assertion that If the
policy Of free trade and direct taxation should
4 fe si.r,el II would diminish the expenditures
/ ofshe Goverameat, on the ground that taxes
IN directly collected are more ayishiy usei, the
g IN-r#n o..
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and cboked the drains He has since abandon
ed shallow draining.
81 When first begun draining, l alloWed
myself to be over-ruled by my obstinate HAH
Pearson, who insisted that for top waters TWO
feet was sufficient depth in rainy soil
allowed him to try the experiment on TWO sunni
fields the result was, that nothing prospereu
and am retaining those fields at one haH
the cost, five and six feet deep, at Intervals oi
seventy and eighty feet.
81 found ir5n-sand rocks, strong clay s'''
iron, etc. and an enormous quantity OF water
all below the two foot drains. This accounted
a, osce for the sudden check the crops always
met with in May, when they wanted to seh'
their roots down, but could not, without gong
into stsgnant water.
There can be no doubt that it Is the d3piA
Of the drain, which regulates the escape Of the
surface water in a giyea time regard beng
had. as respects extreme distances, to the ma
ture Of the soil, and due capacity Of the pipe
The 4eepey the drain, ersa in The strongest so''S'
the quicker the irIier escapes. This Is an ~
founding but certain fact.
Deep aud distant drains, where sufficient
fall can be obtlinsl. are by fs- the most pro
dnble, By aff1rdiug to the roots Of the plants
greater range for fool
There are several reasons why the d'''n
may be too vile, among which are
the liability Of the tiles to become displaced by
the action Of the fros; and other Influences upon
the earth above and beside them, the liability
to displacement by the pressing upward oil 'A'
bottom Oft the ditch caused By the do"nWar.
pressure of the sides ana others which We d
not euumerate az this time.
81 A common AMI free aeutly fatal fault is il
covering the tile, especially where the sol. IS OF
nature Iapted to the free production Of silt
If collars are used for the points, which IS tn
practice with many at this time, the best ,.'e7
inr fl. pure clay. well rammel around the t''
In the absence Of collars a De-, Of tin bent c.lse'
over the Err answers a very good purpose.
: +. become. absolutely necessary to use SOM
rsri-tl ID, material to cover the jlint, use jus
As rit-le As possible Of .t keep, IN real gaic1
} sand the las, earth thrown from the ditch W.
f generally be found TO be wei all2'ei to eove'
e inr the tile Straw. chips, and spent tan az
p NOT desirable at all.
. Til. altogether an erroneous iisi that prov
e sion .baurl be made for taa ue-.1a-.au % tt
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popular Remedies.
CannoA.c S.nvr.

VAR bD.3t i=ttt y
The in portsnr discovery Of the CARBOLIC ACID
as CLEANsISe, PURIFYING aDd HEALING
Agent is one Of TIE met remarkable results o.
modern ue...es. fssesslc4. during the late civil
war il WAS s1tsaavsly usei in the Hospitals. aas
it was found go be aos only thorough dlsiuiscta1t
but a., tie a.os, wonderful and speedy HEALING
RE1iElI ever kaosn-
It Il nov presented ia q scientific con5.1a..,
with c..er .oythinz and healing agencies. In the
form Of ss.ss asi, having been already Used 10
numbers cases wi.h most satisfactory and ben.
eacial results. We have no hesitation n offering 4.
to the pubic As the nos; certain, rapid, and sass
u.l remedy Tor Gil Sores and tlre-.. no mater o.,
how loag .,audin.. fer Burns. Cat. WOUNDS. ant
ever, ABRASION Of sRIN or FLtsH, Az. ftp
Skin diseases generally.
Sold by al Druggist. Price . c---.
JOHN +. HENRY, Sole rrypr.e..
No COLLEGE PLACE. NV YosL
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BURLINGTON. VI.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Nov z}--td&w6n
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FISK a HATCH,

Maps. Pamphlet. and full Information furnished
upon arpI eat. p .u uer.ou or By mail.
April -+-l5w-u
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THE TRoTrING STALLION,
gB9WAS JEFF EIssOS,

stts VI e > = : = AZ 49,
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WILL make . SEASON. ,omileA'.A7 a 1874 -.-''
" and eai.r- july l'ta' AZ
col E. r. STOW ELLIS, t1hN " ALL NI-
.r.ul ae uu.t,i To- s4y uaa-,'a " .I
Che money ID" a. pan ,.s .. ...--. .t.- H.
.- I,og+r,-. .--i ua.e-- lt .. ,ti,U- -a. larr
..t.af.l.. 4 mare prov. u- o. bel 2 o .-- p. -'t
.- returned t.e neA, -ea-.l WIN ---
payment and d tie mare F's, ...l..'ol 8a
T" 'e Que ''' '''
-tli r.s.-.-t r 7-.-.r.4 CHIC. tv Ro,si
Thomas = e1-.' - a.. -.r...-.-.5 t-o-t.r. uIlre
go, ,''sar T., iou- mile rIce bore, Wagner.
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-- "a ....--,. ~ revenue g. tle iref.t- 4-1
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shall i've aad die in Addison County
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So, D I'M r. ais. see N4a-.r.u1 ftieAeA '.t ''.'
tuI sized stallion .u sew rn-laaa 20 iA5 p--'
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great -l stance. aH- .u l..ti Ply
-eu eos As grand sire, % A-Ae. =
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than any .tNei ~ wv, -la' ~ Nv Yrs CIV. Price
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FARM FOR SALE.
rl'IE urar- -r.l oilers for sale tis Farm, consist
| uzutaruIf -.u acres situated one mue s'uth
.. C4uHra-e E.r.. The location rs j re-ATl, tiie
t.. -.ire nj vermont. 10 has upon . 100 -rees oi
.e.te1 i1lr good sugar orchard, tn one % me
t.r'u. gar .1ses, saving uu2ef 10 a ui NL-.o-
.r.. .-I wood ..t al! te-u handy. Running water
A. te house and barns. il is heaui fed = ia greai
,......-. thrifty shade trees. food e1rn -n4 hog
-. -, s..e -.p4irs There IS 20 better land for
.--,in nd Grass said Farm wsI fenced, ana every
fn.r.. ahuatit as convenient as one could desire
JUNIUS WIRES.
Gam ridge. Vt. March 31th l5-l-N2n