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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY u. S.
CAPITAL, S2OO.OOO
nnn

MONEY RECEIVED On pEPUSIT.-
Exchange bought ana SO!d.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
RENTED.
Interest on special deposits at the rate Of
FOUR per cent per anuum where the de-
post remains six months. aud FIVE per
cent. II Tor one wear.
Accounts oil Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale IN sums 10 suit.
\ constant supply Of new Fractional cur
renCy, and /, :, . ana cent coin kept for the
accommodation Of depu>lyoTS ana the pub
lie. GEORGE h. WHEAT, President.
GEORGE ADAMS. Cashier. maTI5
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING. December !. 1859.
t.. PASSENGER TRAINS
~ will run by the following
schedule on and after Dc mbe- 5-h. lSR-
Wheeling time:
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Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Pressure
in the Head, when caused, as they all not
unfreauently are, BY the violence of Ca
tarrh.
offer, in good faith, standing reward OF
$500 for a case of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
Sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
SIXTY CENTS -Four packages for - W or
one dozen for S. 90.
Send a two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's PAM
phlet on Catarrh. Address the proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, VI. D.,
aprl9 Buffalo, NY.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED In when alone "A hnbIt
frequently learned from evil companiona,
or at school, the effects Of which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and II not cured Trfi.
dcrs marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind aud body, should apply immediately.
" hat pity that young man, the HOPE
Of his coustry, tho darling OF his parents,
should D. snatchcd nom oil prospects and
cnjuymCuts of life by the cons.gcnccs of
drviHiing nom the path Of nature aud IN.
du!ging In u certain secret habit. Such paT.
sons must, L'iUr" contemplating
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect That a sound mind and body nrs the
most necessary requisites TO promote con.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without thee
the journey through life becomes a weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkeHs -
the view; the mind becomes shadOwcd witt
despair and fillcd with the melancholy r..
ticciiOn that the happiness of another ~ .
comes bllphtpd with our own
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ORGNNIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member ~ the Royal College OF Surgeons.
London, graduate rom one 90 the most EN-.
iugnt Colleges IN the United States, and the
greater part OF WHOSE liiC has bcCu spent in
the hospitals 81 London, Paris, PhiladelnhiR
and elsewhere, has effected some OF tie most
astonishing cures that We're ever known,
Many troubled with ringing In the head
ana ears when asleep, great nervousness
being alarmed az sudden sounds, bashIll.
ness, with frequent hlushing attended some
times with deragCmcnt OF mind, were cured
. Immediately
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contem.
k,sH'lus Iu@itlase, uVAi's 1naic pI fHSSlcal
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care OF
Or. J., may religiouSly cOniide in his honor
a. gentleman. anu confidently rely upon
hiS skill as physician.
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Has discovered the most Certain, speeiy
and only EncCtual Remedy in the world for
Weakness OF the Back or Limits, Structures.
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, In
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Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation
OF the Heart. Tmidity, Trembling, DimneSs
Of Sight. GiddineSs, Diseases OF the Head,
Throat, Nose or skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs, stomach or Bowels-thoSe
Terrible Disorders arising nom Solitary
Habits OF Iouth-sECREra and solitary prSc-
songs OF SyrenS 10 the Mariners OF JlySsts,
hlighting their most brilliant hopes or an
nsipations, rendering marriage, &c, impos-
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This is the most thorough blood purifier yet discover
ed, and all huors from the worst ScrQruta to
common Eruption. Pimpes and Biotches on the face,
and Scdy rough skim which are such annoying bem
ishes to many young persons yield to the Of few
bottles of this wonderful medicine. From one to eight
bottles cure Salt Rheum, Eryspelas. Scald Head King
Worms. Bos, Scaty Euptions, or the SKIN, Scrofuia
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is pure medicinal extract of native and plants,
combining in harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties which God has nstilled into the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick. 1t is great restorer for
the strength and vigOr OF the SYSTEM Those who are
langud seepless, have merrouS apprehenons or fears
or any of the affections symptomac Of readiness, will
find convincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial: If you feel duu, drocsy debHated and despond
ent have frequent Headdche mouth tastes badly in the
morning, irregular appetite and tongue coated you are
suffering from Torpid Lsrer or bitiousness" In many
Of NLuer Complaint" only part of these symp-
toms are experienced As remedy for all such cases,
Perces Golden Medical Discovery has no equal it
effects perfect cures leaving the liver strengthened
healthy. For the of Habtual Constipation of the
Bowels 1t is never failing remedy and those who nave
used it for this purpose loud in Its praise In Bron
chiai, Throat and lang Disease 1t has produced many
truly remarkable cures where other medicines had fail
ed. Sold by druggists at LOO bottle Prepared at
the Chemical Laboratory OF
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DIED.
IS, beyond The date, name and age, mast

Obituary notices, beyond The date, and mast
be paidJor.l
In this city, Oct. LIST, Estella daughter of l. " and
Hannah Jones, aged 10 years and 10 months
You have left us, darling ST ella,
You have passed from Earth away,
You are on Fathers BOSOM
In the realms of endless day.
Yes, We know you are in Heaven,
But the tears unbdden start
For we've lost our earthly treasure
Cherished Idol OF the heart.
They waiting by the River,
Angels robed in spotless white;
And they gently bore her over
10 that shore, where all is light.
Twas but Yesterday she left us.
For that happy land above
BY the great white throne she's waiting
For his promises of love-
One more angel is in heaven
With a harp of purest gold,
Singing praises to the Savior,
With 4 joy Earth ne'er told
Shall we meet you, darling Stella
We will ask our God in prayer.
With His helping had to aid US,
We will meet our Stella there
In this city, Oct 5th, Theresa Belle, daughter of Amos
Z. and Sarah A Patterson aged years and months.
We miss thee, darling Tessie
Our hearts are lonely now
But our Heavenly Father called thee,
10 His WILL we humbly bow.
In Winterport, Oct. eth, Rebecca wife of the late
Daniel lttlefed aged II years months and 10 days.
In Albion, Oct 9th, Col Henry Midget aged about
80 years.
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the roads nestle under the hedges. sink ex.
hausted in the shelter Of the trees. fleeing Il
Belgium and Luxembourg, fleeing to "neutral
territory from the country they have been
taught to believe leads civilization aud car
ries the guardianship Of liberty and peace on
the tip Of its invincble sword. I have went
with those who weep on the desoate fields
of France. | have seen the boy and his goat
asleep together on the roadside. the little
maid and her feeble old grandfather. like lit
Ii tie Nell, hurrying him away from the i'm
pending doom. | have seen the wee cart
burdenad with all the wrctched woman
could gather of their household good leading
the faded mule along the edges of the Vos-
geS.
DEsOLATE VINEYARDS
One-ftth of France is already swept clean
of life. animal and vegetable. There are
l5O, 600 men, women and children without
homes. or friends or food, unless they are
fed as Elijah was of old. And million of
mouths are added to theirs Five thousand
acres of thrifty vineyards are as bare of
grapes and of the promise Of grapes for five
wears as any prairie of Kansas or hunting
ground OF White Cloud From the tops Of
the hills, as far rs the eye can reach, YOU see
the orchards cut as with a scythe, and the
patches Of vegetables rooted up and laid
waste as if (ahl the subject is its own illus
tration) war had passed that way
The loss of property in vineyards, orchards.
crops, fruits, houses and prostraton of trade
may be set down already at ten millions Of
dollars-two millions a week But the mis-
cry. mental and physical. inflicted upon the
innocent is something that can not be COM
puted The dishonor done to public faith is
equally incommutable, the social demoraliza-
ton is incalculable, and the political strain is
beyond all arithmetic
THE LOSSES.
If the tide of invasion should be turned
back to-day the wave Of ruin has left a mark
which centuries Of industry could not etface.
If France should be hencetorth victorious,
her punishment will remain to rankle her
vanity, blight her domain. and poison her
blood for many mournful years TO come.
Up to this time there has been about fifty
hours fighting, and about fifty thou
sand killed. A thousand an hour! The
will amount TO eighty thousand,
and one-thrd of them will certainly die.
Indeed, | have no hesitation in putting the
number Of dead and dying at seventy-fve
thousand, and the number of the MANNED for
life at seventy-five thousand.
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THE HORRORS OF WAR.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
in France gives some graphic pictures OF the
horrors OF the war now in progress. Writ
mo after the battles of the 10th and 18th of
August, he presents this CHASTITY spectacle
In one ravine 7l2 dead bodies are lying
one upon the other. Here is an officer
plunged head foremost into u ditch, still
holding his sword. Another pile of dead
and dying for you hear groans. The cold
bodies are removed and life is in The pulse
Of the mass OF tatters and wounds and blood
which is revealed. A little brandy and the
eyes slowly open and stare wildly, then
pathctically, around. The physician puts
his ear TO the muttcrng mouth. No articu-
latlon The lips caese to move, so does the
pulse under the doctors fingers. The ewes
close and open, and close forever Lay him
down tenderly, young and so fair. He must
have been the son of Il gentle home.
No matter. Pass on to the next The
next is a Turco. His chassepot is tight in
the stiff grasp Of his sallow hand His coun-
tenance is savagceven in death. Two others
nay three, four, seven, lie near by What
did these beasts know of patriotism when
they were pressed against the invader in the
behalf Of Ia belle France? King Williams
money would be rs inspiring to them as that
OF the Emperor One of this noble tribe bit
the neck OF Jne IFuSSliin surgeon who was
knccling down to dress the patriots wound.
Another-no, this was one of the Corps
d'Afriquc. He boasts that he shot Prussian
who had thrown down his arms and cried
Friend, friend ~ Africa cried, .'No friend
of mine," and fired with result that makes
the yellow face beam with delight when it
tells the story of its beautiful heroism.
Dead horses lie thick on the beautiful hill
| side, and stop the rivulet in the pretty ravine
They lie upon their backs with their legs in
the air, and are bloated to their utmost, as if
swellcd full TO bursting with the vanity
which survives the wreck of armies and the
crush of States.
FORSAKEN HOUSES.
The hamlets, the dwellings, of peasants and
gentlemen are forsaken of their tenants, IN d
tenanted by the wounded. Villages and
towns are empty, battered with shells, burn
ed or burning. There must be Il score OF
such deserted villages, which but Il week ago
were each sweet like Auburn to its happy
population-'the loveliest village of the
plain where health and plenty checred the
laboring swain"
Where are the happy population They fill
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WALDO CO. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

lokc up your utns, ana milk the geese, tnd let the
r0Oster- crow
nave IN Your Bulls and Pigs and Calves up to the Cat
tie show"
There being some things on which our reporter
oeter posted than Agriculture, he VIII moi at
niii au essay on lhat -ulicct,aud illus expos, hi~
rn'rmrr, hut viii merely adl.iy way of getting a
1888 from which to commence hi report thai he
'irr~ Agriculture a> q liz thing.
We're ID not ier That noble pursuit ID would be
difficult tarman ID obtain broad. II sounds well
tiik 1T earning our bread ny the sweat of the
.'N, hut unless our farmers raised and cultivated
f' 'read-trcc ii would he perfectly useless for
sweat. We do think, however. that a. a class
NoN ~ not Pay enough attention to the different
ricS Of grated wheat. ans are not care full
ppdsh in transplantng the tee. The Doughnut,
i.,l j. = hardy fruit. and can be easily cultivated
tproper care be taken in starting the Young plants
All thai is necessary i to--but we forget: we
uere uol TO write All address. but merely report
list there is IT, be seen.
lur>,iat We prepared oursclyc, by placing ali
.WInrl4 behind oar ear and with pencil in hand
t.,.l n the Fair Ground. where VIC found the
t-'enei vilA substantial iu,l-lacE aud no
roi herr II admit a., Turning MI Cur heel
uurried na.a ,Nh>tlins ".Iohuuy oom,~ march,
u.4 home again" and on cnqun, learned Tie Fair
a,l hcen postponed till pleasant Nel'her.
l.1a rrot,d -uth a3t> a~ on> October can
., NHeu M l.e'~ 81 u.lmcd w oncc,t.d to
1wuud ml fuud tyy4y fdrdj~ra, Of stock
.l ,shudtoo, although many entries had been
r.t "Wednesday and Thursday. OF Stock hat h1d
I...u iabru avay We cxamined the books
~o.ie tom which We make Ip our stock
M ~ fouud that The entries thi- wear ex-
.l.1 of i,lfh u.
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Belfast & NJ. II. L. r. R. Go.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER FROM THE
L Board of Directors of said Company. shall setRt
Public Auction, their Office in IIayford Block, i'll the
next at o'clock +. NJ for payment of assessments
made thereon the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1869, the
Fist day of june A. d. 1862 and the I'd day Of August
A. D. 1862 the following described shares of the Capital
Stock of said Company. viz:
Names of Shareholders. No. of Shares.
Orren Cunningham,
Samuel q. Howard,
Milton +. Carter, ,
Also at the time and place. for payment of
assessments made thereon tho 2ls day of june A. D.
1869 and the I'd of August A. ID. 1862 the following
described of the Capital Stock of said Company
viz:
Names of Shareholders. No. of Shares.
Allen d. French,
Horace 5. Perkins,
Also at the same time and place for non payment of
assessments made thereon the I'd day OF August AID
1859 following described shares OF the Capital Stock
of said Company viz
Names of Shareholders. No. of Shares.
C. Aug. Brown,
Ii. A. Carter,
5. B. Gilium,
John o. johnson,
II. j. Locke,
Edward Littleieid,
Frank Perkins Co.,
Il. X. Boyle, balance 2
Samuel Grant,
5. w. Merriam < Co., . 6
W. r. COLB nm,
3wl3 Treasurer b. & NJ. Fl. L. r. X. Co.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED lIxR.xrp,,p,cx
STATES District of Maine. AN ~ i'
IN the matter of ROBERT MOVIE, Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE ss.-A warrant in Bankruptcy,
Robert Move of the County of Washington, and State OF
Maine in said District he has been duly adudged Bank
rupt upon Petition of his creditors and the payment OF
any debts and the delivery of any property belonging
said Bankrupt to him, to his and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law. meeting
the creditors of said Bankrupt prove their debts
choose Assgnees OF his estate, will be
in said District the third day of November, A. D.,
1870, ut 10 O'clock A. NJ at the office of Peter Thacher
enc of the Registers in Bankruptcy OF said District.
S. s. MARBLE,
2wa4 U. S. Marshall as messenger for said District.
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GET THE BEST.

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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 10TH at the residence of Charles b.
Casanova and Miss Susan +. Jones Of Camden.
In Albion, Oct sth, by d Bin Fuller, Esq. MIR.
Samuel H. Colcord OF Plymouth and Miss Georgia Eta
Burrill of Albion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions Of an Invalid.

TlUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
etc. supplying the means of sefcure. Written by one
who cured himself, and sent free on receiving postpaid
directed envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Brooklyn N. Y.
fimi2
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BANGOR, Sept IS. 1870.
This is to certify that have been sick tor twenty
years with liver complaint as the physicians have all
by large number of Physicians and found relief
til called on MRS MANCHESTER short time ago. She
told very readily what the trouble was-that had
assesses and tumors have taken her medicines, and
have had proof that what she told perfectly
rect. If any doubts this let them call person
ally and will give them correct information in regard
to my want the sick and suffering go and
suit Mrs MANCHESTER, and not be discouraged by ig
norant and faithess people, but have mind of your
own, and you will get relief
TIA Mrs. HENRIETTA PEABODY, Eeaze.
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N 0 II &c e

n OF / G e.
IN srRAlEp OR STOLEN one red Mare,
AA.dark Name and Tail nine years old from the
subscriber Thursday evening Oct. s, harnessed to
second hand Concord Wagon-trom Blackstone's Store
at the head of the tide. Whoever will return the said
Horse or give information where the thief may be found
shall be suitable rewarded
GEORGE W. LONGFELLOW.
Knox October 5, 1870. 1wl3t
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Ask nor DIR. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BITlERS

And take no See that the portrait Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle. No other is genuine
They are puery vegetable and will not intoxicatc tsp
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A Case OF Spinal Disease Cured.
DEAR MADAM When you were in this place last
summer, called you to examine my case which
tor three years have consulted eight ten Physic
ans none of them done me any good; but still grew
worse, but by your skill am now Il happy woman,
have full power and strength of my limbs. | must say
the afflicted 60 and consult Mrs Manchester and give
her a fair trial. and you will be we'll paid.
Nerytruly yours.
JANE Z. HALL,
lewiston Me.
ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES ON RECORD
This is to certify that have been sick for five years
and have been to great number of physicians, and
would tell me thing and another would tell me had
another disease; then l would 90 to another, and he
would tell me entirely different story, until got al
though something eating me inside, but they all
ged at the idea OF anything OF the kind and said
nervous. For the last two years commenced grow
ing very large ut times and it seemed to that my
stomach was filling up, and when retired ut night it
seemed as If something in my throat and would
almost suiiocae. Reading Mrs. Manche5ers advertise
ment was induced to go and consult her. She
ined and told my feelings exactly, and told that
had live animal of some kind in my stomach She
said IL don't know what call it, but it is brown and
correctly about my feelings that took her medi-
cine. She told me would be very sick, and was.
yomited for three days and the third day threw up
something that resembled lizard, horrible looking
thing about three inches long about as large my
finger, and think | owe my life to Mrs. Manchester
She told me what doctor did could. My health
is rapidly improving say to every one, go and her
don't hear what this that says, but CO. and
you will be perfectly satisfied.
II. RING, Portland, Me-
D. k REEn We can n fully ,hi, ties test
NJ HANSON ! ment
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The richest reading that the public get is
from time to time furnished by records of
the lallings from grace experienced by the
scf-righteous. The following little chapter
tnlls ifs own Il
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PILES! PILES! PILES! PILES. Outward
applications are money thrown away The only
permanent cure is DR. IIarrsonS Peristaltic lnzen-
yes. They strike at the cause They are pleasant,
nor like all pills. do they require increase of lose
They are exactly suited to obyilte costiycness--
the cause Of i'll health. For sale at No. IRE
mont Temple, Boston. by +. A. Harrison & CO..
Proprietors, and by all Druggists. Mailed for 60
cents. 2moS
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The display of Fruit and Grapes by Hiram Chase
w. McCiilvery, and W. F. Washburn. We're very
fine, and show what can be accomplished in fruit
culture in This region. We could give them bet
ter pnli had our sense Of taste been consulted in
stead OF that of sight. 'Seeing is believing but 1.-THE
proof of the pudding is in eating" The varieties
Of Apples and Potatoes were excellent, and show
large and more varied collection than last Year.
lhe exhibition II the building whole was very
satisfactory After the po>tponcment the Fair was
fixed for Friday and saturday, Oct .lh and Nth.
DAIRY FRONTIERS.
The butter and cheese We're not marked with
owners names on the tags. and after we made onr
notes we were unable TO see the book from which
to obtain the names of the makers.
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Internal Revenue Report.

The report Of the late Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, Mr.. Delano, of which we pub
lish a RESUME, shows that the receipts for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1870, exceed those
of the preceding year by 1926, 1876, 523, and
exceed the estimates by $40, 235, 867. The
increase beyond last years receipts is over
ten millions in the item of spirits and nearly
eight millions in tobacco. Mr.. Delano recon-
mends that the present rate of taxation on
spirits shall not be disturbed and that the
tax on all kinds of tobacco shall be uniform.
He also recommends some improvements
in the tobacco warehousing system, and calls
the attention Of Congress to defects and am
biguities in the act of July IA, 1870. He shows
that sixty-three per cent fthe internal revenue
receipts come from five States-New York,
Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania and Kentucky
and that the gross receipts for the last
eighteen months of the present administration
exceed those Of the preceding eighteen months
by nearly fifty millions Of dollars, or, if the
taxation had been alike in both periods, the
excess in favor of the present administration
would amount to $lOl, 1888, OFT. This showing is
very creditable to the late Commissioner of
Internal Revenue and to the administration
under which he served.