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HEALTH .--- BEAUTY =!
Strong and pure rich blool--incrcase Of flesh and
weight-clear skin and beautiful complexion
secured 10 all.
TuE GREAT BLOOD PUHIFIER.


Eeyery drop Of the Sarsaparllian Resolvent
communicates through the blood, sweat, urine and
other huds Of the system, the ygor Of life, for it
repairs the wastes Of the body with new and sound
material. Scroiula, S1hili Consumption, Gland
uar disease ulcers in the throat, tumors Nodes in
the glands and other parts Of the system sore eyesa
strumoroGs discharges from the ears. Gnlt worst
form Of Sl,iu discEsos ErurtoUs, Fever sores,
Worms, Salt Rhcuu Ery5ipehs, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb, are vithn the curative range of this
wonder Of Modern ChamI ,trv, sud n few days
use will prove 10 any parsln using 1t tor either Of
those ferns Of dis,ase fs put.Ut power to cure
them. If the patient, daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that Il continually
progressing, succeeds in arresliug these wastes,
and repairs the same with new material made from
healthy blood-aud this the Sarsaparillan will
and does sccur.--a euro certain for when once
this remedy commences its work Of purihca'ion,
and succeeds in diminishing the loss uf wastes its
repairs will be r1Wd, and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food digosting better appeHtounuroyiug, and flesh
and weight increasing. Not only does the Sarsa-
parilinu Rasulyrut cxaell all known remedial
agents in the cure Of Chronic, Scrofulous, Cousti-
tutionnl and Skin Diseases; but it is the only
positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Urinary aud Womb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropscy. Stogpago Of Water. ucontnence OF urine,
BHght's disease, Albumiumia, and in all cases
Whore there are bricI, dust deposits or the water
is thick, cloudy. mixed with substances like the
white Of an egg etc.
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Manhood How Lost, How Restor'd'

JUST published, a new edition q Ph, P.r, .tith lrith
WELLS CELFBRArED ESSAY on the radical cA ASsmn,
out medicinej Of SPERMAroRRHnGA, otIvpoTryc,
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, d;msuu Z
Montul and Physical Incapncity, 'rpsy. snd
Marriage, etc also, CoNsuNPfloS, bri.aI srtrsys
FITS induced by solf-indugonce or seA""'
gance. orts
10. Price, in a seated envelope, only eshe eGI s;.
The celebrated author, in this admir- succsssfu
clearly demonstrates from II thirty years of ,el
practice, that the alarming cQnseque,hhood nsefoa
abuse may be radically cured without inv Of '
use of internal medicine or tho app" oacs simP,
knife pointing ont mode Of cure ~ pn syery suf
certain, and cticctual, by means OF wnicm be- MAJ
fcrcr, no matter what his condition m'%SccaHv,
himself chcaply, privately, ana ranJs Of even
no This Lecture should bo ~ the """
youth and eyery man in the land IN any Sd.
Sout, under seal, in plain onvelopV,v' or two p"'
dress, po~pdid on receipt of SIX Genus W =.
stamps. 49, c,ide prev
20 cents
address the SSIITis. $. c. KLINE CO. ,ss
1877 Dowery, New York T. o. box nv
oct "a, lily. ---~
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livery Family should have a uotte.


We ask every one to read the following ccrti6.
cate from many Of the most eminent physicians IN
the uhtry
Sr loUIs, JULY lS70--.JAMEs a. JACKSON.
& Co Gentcmcn: As you have communicated
to the medical profession the recipe Of the " Home
Bittcrs," it cannot, therefore, be considered as
secret or patent medicine, no patent having been
taken for IT, W. have examined the fOrmula for
making the Home Bittcrs, and uuhcsitatngly
say the combination is one Of rare excellence, all
the articles used in its composition are the best
the class To which they belong, being highly Ton
ic Stimulaut, Stomachie. Garminiatiyc slightly
Laxative. The mode Of preparing them is strict
ly 10 accordance Vs. ith the rules of pharmacy. Hay-
ing used them, seen its effect in our private rrac
tice, we take pleasure in recommending them 90
all per sons dc,iroUs Of taking Nttars as being
the best Tonic and StimuIant now offered to the
public
h. Ch. BoisGuicra, MD. F. G. Porter, NJ y.
Alfred IleaCock. VI ID. c, Gcrrc6e. N. y.
Drake Mcdowell, NJ, d Q. A, Ware, NJ. D.
j. G. Whitehill, NJ. d f. A. Clark, NJ. d.
DIR. C. VT. Ludwig, 4 G. Moses. NJ. D..
Wa. Wilcox, NJ Di HurIsIt Prmm
is. MARIAN IlosrrrAL. ST. Louis Mo- Oct
3, lS70-J AMEs \. JACKSON q to.3 Ihayc cX-
amej the formula for making the Home stomach
Biltcrs" and used them in this Hospital for 'he
last four months. lcOnsidcr them The most yalua-
BILE tonic aad stimulant row in use.
ii. MELCHER,
81. LOUIS, July G, ls70-JAME5 \. JACKSON
SCo Having examined the formula from which
your celebrated Stomach Btters' are prepared,
and having witnessed the method Of combining
the different Ingredients, we can safely rocomwrrd
them a. the best tonic with which We ARE acQuain-
ted From the great care with which they are
compounded, aud from Jhe choice materials which
enter into them. we have no doubt that they will
prove as they deserve to be, the most popular ton
c and .tmulant in use.
Respectfully yours,
T. J. Vastino NJ. D. T, G. Comstrck, N. D,
We cbecrfrlly concur with every word contain.
ed IN the above testimonial
John Councilman NJ. d, John hartman, II D..
Chas Vastine NJ, d. John T. Temple, MD
G.. S. Walker, NJ. d. L Q. Franklin, NJ, d.
For Sale jy,dH Druggists a'la GrocTs.
Jas. a. Jackson & Co, Proprietors,
Laboratory l06 and lo7 n. ID street,
iunc 217lyl ST. LOUIS, no.
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The violinists Of Vienna and othe

-- The violinists Of Vienna and other
continental capitals ARE using liquid Gallo
rhony Instead Of solid ro-n. The mixture,
applied " ith canel's hair brash. is said
TO neither injure the bow nor the strings,
and to last one hundred hours' playing
1t Is also stated that the strings give out
q clearer tone than when solid rosin is
used.
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Hats
0uEEMSWARE.

A large lot of Queensware, now on QUIZ ~
"A way from England; put up III al 49, rsr
crates, to suit merchants. viii DC soIu no;s m;
low to the trade Merchants orders so''"'
ca" Send for price list and terms
doc go NJ ~
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Teacher: Tommy, what dose
hair spell % Apt pupil! "Dunuo, sir"
Teacher: Why, you numh-skull what
have you got on your head p Apt pupil f:
IL dunno, sir, but think it bees louise
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ANEcpoTE OF Jons RANDOLPH He
as travelling IN part Of Virginia with
which he was unacquanted In the mean
time. he stopped during the night at an inn
near .he forks Of the road. The inn keep
er was fine old gentleman and no doubt
enc of the first families Of the Ola Domin
ion. Knowing who his distinguished guest
was he endeavored to draw him into con
vcrsstion but failed in all his efforts But
in the morning, when Mr.. Randolph was
ready to start, be called for his bill, which,
on being presented, he paid. The land
lord, still anxious to have some csnversr =
tion with him began as follows;
2" Which way are you travelling. Alr
Randolph ?"
"Sir ?" said Randolph, with look Of
di>p|sssure.
- asked" said the landlord, which
way are you travelling
Have ! paid my bill ?
Yes
Do | owe you anything more :"
No"
"Well, I am going just whore ! please
do You undersand =
=" Yes
The landlord by this time got somewhat
excited and Mr Randolph drove off. But
to The landlords surprise, in a few minu'
tes the servant returned 10 enquire which
of the forks Of the road to take Randol phi
not being out of hearing distance, the land
lord spoke al the top OF his voice.
Z. MIR Rand alnh Won dsu't owe me one
cant just take which road you please.
1t i, said that tho air turned blue with
TIE curses Of Randolph,
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-" Clar,.' said Tom. "wh-, animal
drepped from the clouds f" The rain.
dear" was the reylv.
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Are endorsed and prescribed by more leading
physIcians than any other tonic ur stimuIanl nov
in use. They are a SURE PREVENTATIVE
for Fever aud Agae. lntermittents, Blllonsness
and all disorders arising from M'asmatic causes
They are highly recommond a. an antI-dy'p'r
tic. and in cascs of indigestion are invaluable a.
an Appetizer and Reeuperaut, and in cases oiRrn
eral debility they have never in single instane'
iailel in producing the most happy resnlts. They
are particularly BENEFICIAL to FEMALES
strengthening the body, iayigoating the mind.
and giving tone and elasticity TO the whole sys.
TEN The HOME BIZ TERS are compounded
with the greatest care, and no Tonic stlmulant
has eytr been offered to the public so pleasant to
the taste. and at the same time combining SO many
remedial agents, indorsed by the medical fratcrni
" MS the best known to the PharmaoopO'ia II
costs little to give them n fair trial aud
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-15
Our Skins are Selves,

And through millions Of oriflces oozes the
transparent huid which nature does not
need for vital purposes. This is wise pro-
vision of Providence, but excessive perspi-
ration Is, nevertheless, extremely weaken
ing During the heats Of summer all hard
working men perspire to an extent that Is
more or less facilitating. They, OF all
classes of the community, require a whole
some invigorant ut this season. Let them
not seek 1t in the liquors of the bar-room
they will not find 1t there. A indicated
slimulant, pure and undefiled, is what they
need and among this class OF remedies
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands alone.
No valid plea can be urged against us use'
even by the genius of Temperance Itself lof
even the Maine law permits the sale of DIFF
fusive stimuli for medicinal purposes: As
a general renovating preparation, me bit-
tiers has NO equal anywhere. But TINS Is only
one OF the merits of this famous 1nVlgora-
tor. Its regulating properties give II an In,
mense superiority over all the tones OF the
Pharmacop9la. In cases OF chrome consul
patton IL is the most useful and certain oil
all aperients. 1t creates no violent coinnio-
ton IN the discharging organs, but gently
relieving them OF their DISTRACTIONS, leaves
them in a healthy, vigorous condition. IL
seems unnecessary TO state, in view OF the
mass OF testimony as to its effects III dys.
pepsia that It is permanent cure lOr lhal
terrible and but too general complaint;
The numerous BitterS," under various
names, which mercenary dealers endeapof
TO substitute for Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers, should be avoided, for their own sakes
by the sick and the public at large. Hostel
ter's Bitters are prOcurable IN DOttleS only,
and never sold in bulk.
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A Man 10 be Indicted.

1t is the general opinion of the folks
who have been looking at the whole
affair that the most mischievous and
guilty parsonage as an inciter of this
riot has been one Edward L. Carey.
This man occupies the position OF
Port Warden, which is said to give
him considerable emoluments, and
he has a certain influence of the baser
sort over the worst and most Ignorant
of our Irish people. He made an in,
hammatory speech, accessory to this
riot, as late as Tuesday night, while
the authorities were gathering together
to take measures to keep the peace and
save the reputation of the city. Carey
was formerly tailor, who grew into a
politician, aud he made his most notable
public experience as sort Of Father
Mathew temperance lecturer. He is q
tall, powerful man, with thin face,
srcaggy mustache and goatee, heavy
eyebrows and high cheek bones. His
face is sallow and forbidding. lie
bears the name OF being professional
mischiefmaker. There were few men
who went so far stirring up this riot as
this person, and he stuck to 1t with
avidity up to his last opportunity.
Some further notice Of this man may
be necessary to fix the exact amount OF
his responsibility in the death OF the
men and women-many Of them
innocent-who suffered for his dema-
poguerv.-Neo York Herald, Thursday.
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

An old and we'll tried remedy. Thousands
of mothers can testify that 1t is reliable and
perfectly safe in all cases. 1t SofteaS the
gums, abdtes Inflammation, invigorateS the
Stomach and Bowels, corrects Acidity, ana
Is a sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps,
and Windy Pains. After single trial, no
mother will do without ii.
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. 1t facilitates the process OF teething,
and is reliable cure for the many ills TO
which infants are subject.
Thousands will testify that The Infants
Cordial Is the safest and most efficient cure
for the various disorders to which children
teething are liable.
Mothers use this preparation and your
children will be spared all the SORROWS OF
teething.
\ mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
teething children. Excellent, also, for chill
dren of q restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases of lOoseness, gripping, vomiting,
&c, II gives immediate ease.
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones? Are your SAUNDERS
and your hearts broken by their cries? Do
you awake in the morning unrefreShed and
apprehensive? Use the Cordial. Your
nights will then be undisturbcd, and your
children escape all ills incident 20 teething.
Price % cents bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
EAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
apr6 Proprietors.
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From the Parkersburg Gazette.l
False Charges.

II lathe taste of the Wheeling In,
tslAosneer and other Radical sheets 10
assume that few large owners OF
uuimproved lands in the State, favor a
Convention to authorize the creation OF
State debt for the construction OF
internal improvements. 80
Now, we happen to know that sew
eral and we believe that most OF that
class Of our citizens-especially Of those
named by Radical papers-disapprove
Any such measure.
Much complaint is made that these
gentlemen wish to tax the Panhandle
10 enrich themselves. What founda-
ton is there for the fact assumed, on
which the charge is based? The last
Legislature of Virginia that acted on
the subject, just before the war, apPro
priated $4,000 to the construction
of internal Improvements, and provided
for the increase OF the State debt to pay
this immense sum with accrulng inter
eat. Two of the gentlemen whom the
Intsllgencer charges with favor!ng reck
less appropriations to internal improve
ments-Mr. John Brannon, then In the
Senate, and Colonel John S. Hoffman
in the House of Delegates-both zeal
ously opposed these extravagsnt ex
penditures; while we believe the three
Delegates from the county of Ohio sup
ported all or most of them, in order to
secure the favor Of the internal I'm
provement party to the peculiar inter
ests of Wheeling.
We mention these matters not cap
tiously, but simply to vlndlcate the
truth.
We earnestly hope that the gratul
tous and, in the main, at least, utterly
erroneous statements Of Republican
papers and politicians on this sublec
will not turn the people OF the Pan
handle, or any other section Of the
State from that Constitutional retrench
ment and reform which an espresso
people generally demand.
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An Editor Robbed.

We regret to learn that on Friday
night last, John 6. Jacob, editor Of the
Herald, was robbed of his pocket-book
containing some twenty dollars. On
the night in question some person OF
persons effected an entrance to the
sleeping apartment of our neighbor
taking his pants and abstracting there
from its contents. There are two mys'
teries connected with this robbery, how
the robber effected his entrance, DC,
but, to our mind, the greatest mystery
is. how did the editor come by the
twenty dollars i'll his prcket book? Ii
is seldom we hear of any one OF the
fraternity sporting so much money
WellSb,rg NewS.
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UNCLE BILLY NORTH.

The Winchester Ne,cS, in its account
of the Memorial Services at Winches
ter, thus refers to Uncle Billy North
(colored,) well known here, and who
bore an humble part in the ceremonies
incident to the occasion.
IAN incident occurred during the dec
Grafton which occasioned some remark
An aged negro man, who was the body
servant of gentleman during the war
Of 1912, and who in the late war, for
some time performed his duty as ser
want to the military family Of General
Stonewall Jackson, was present. He
had driven his mistress up from Berk'
eley county to take part in the celebra-
ton and brought his floral offering to
place on the soldiers graves. Uncle
Billy North, for that is the name OF
our colored friend, approaching the
grave of General Ashby deposited his
flowers upon the mound with the re.
mark: God bless you, massa; you did
good work.
Uncle Billy is now venerable with
age. He was the faithful servant OF
our highly esteemed county man VIM
D. North, Esq, up to the close of our
civil war, having served his father be-
fore him, Captain North, who was an
officer in the Revolution. In the year
1872, Uncle Billy turned the grind stone
for his master to sharpen his sword to
take part again in our second war of
independence" At the execution of
John Brown, Uncle Billy was present
and wanted to hang the "old horse
thief" himself, and Sheriff Campbell
might have permitted him, but for the
law imposing the duty upon himself.
This venerable man has always been
true to this section, and at the last cleo.
ton in this county, voted the Conserva-
tive ticket, his master being among
those whom the delectable radicals de-
prlved OF the ballot.
What a measure of responsibility does
this humble colored man possess above
the white scalawags Of the land? May
ne end his days in plenty and peace,
and when he passes from earth hence,
may some one place a wreath of i'm
mortelles upon his ashes.-Martinsburg
Statesman
The Captain NORTH spoken of above,
in whose family Uncle BILLY" was
born and with whose son he still lives
was the father Of Mrs. HARPER, one of
the Oldest and most respected ladies of
our city. She and Uncle BILLY" are
about the same age, having been born
in the same year. The old servant has
faithfully followed the fortunes Of the
family during a long lifetime. In his
old age he is not forsaken.
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Robbers About.

Our town, just now, seems to be ia.
tested with gang of thieves. On Sun
day night last an attempt was made &c
enter the store Of Mr.. Cloudy, on Mair
street; also, the premises Of Mr.
Clendenin, in the upper end Of town
1t would be well for our citizens tc
prepare themselves for all emergencies.
-Wellsb,rg Ners. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RatchelOrss Hair Dive.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best In the
Borld-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine Wa Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory Is Bond Street,
New York. ian23-d&w
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FROM personal observation and tn

FROM personal observation and tn,
best information we can get, we are sat
isfed that the oat crop will not be one
half as light as represented some time
ago. To be sure it is rather thin, bu
what there is is well headed; the result
OF the late rains. Some few fields look
splendid. Corn never looked better. A
large area of the latter is planted, and
it is confidently asserted that the yield
will be heavier than for years.-Mor,
QaatOcn Constitution.
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Survey of the MononyaheIa.

The upper part Of the Monongahela
between Brownsville and Morgantown
is about to be surveyed for the purpose
Of making it more commodious FOL
commercial purposes. Charles Reich
spfarr, engineer, is engaged by the
United States to make the surveys.
The work will be commenced next
week. There are about seventeen en-,
gineers under the direction OF Mr..
Reichspfarr. -Pntsbuqh Post.
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The promptitude with which the
New York riot was quelled last We'd
nesday goes far to show that the city is
not so wholly corrupt or so hopelessiy
besotted as Radical writers love to
claim. The dangerous class" Of whom
we hear so much have tried their
strength and shown that they are not
so dangerous as has been claimed. The
citizens rose to the preservation OF order
with a power that was invincible, and
nobly INDICATED their good name
against all the aspersions of Radical
ism. The prompt and effectual sup
preston of the riot entities New York
to more credit than she is likely to re-
ceive at the hands Of Radical scrloblers'
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Education should be kept separate
from nartisan politics and sectarian re-
ES;ous influence. The Democratic party
has now control Of the State; and ii 1t
will sustain our Free School system we V,
m mn to be among the first to
itrsnctben it's hands in that dlrectio".
But 90 keep your politics out OF it
iNats Journal. =
Radical advice is much better than
it's example in this instance, and tue
preaching would be much better re
garded il the practice had been more
consistent.
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Fatal Accident.

Benjamin, son Of JOS. F. Cox, OF
Grant township, was instantly killed on
Friday, the 30th ult, by being run over
by timber wheel. He was riding on
the timber. and in stepping forward to
orive up the cattle, tripped on the log
chain and fell forward in front OF the
wheei, which passed over his abdomen,
crushing that portion to a iellv. The
accident took place near Bakers black.
smith shop.-Constitution.
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A NEW evening paper entitled the
Dahl Dispatch, has been started in
Columbus. 1t is under the editorial
charge of Mr.. WEBB, formerly OF the
Statesman, but its politics are OF the
neutral tint. Itlooks enterprising and
nevsy and will doubtless take.
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The Radical party don't care much
for the Federal Constitution, but mey
are sound on the last three amendments
In their estimation the negro Is every
thing, and all the statesmen who ever
figured in America prior to 1861 were
q miserable set of deluded old fogies
who might learn wisdom from REyELs
and the spirit of free institutions from
R.ISHy and DELkRGE.
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TIE Parkersburg Times orders oen
eral P1EAsAsroS to resign and reminds
;ts readers. with that happiness OF ex-
n,os.;or for which the Times is truly re-
msrksble, that "shoulder-straps are al
wsvs kicking against civilians.
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The Clarksburg Telegraph has five
columns Of Convention drearlness
at least we suppose it is "tornins.
the Convention; life is too short iof
reading such dissertations.
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DIED.

MARTIN-Thursday July IL, 1871, at r.
NJ, PATRICK MARTIN, aged Al years. p
The funeral will take place from MS late
residence on Clay street, between Sixth and
Seventh, at 8 P. ~, Saturday, l5ih inst
Friends of the family are invited to attend