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An ambitious glazier IN New York has
spent three months trying 10 get u con.
tract 10 put one pane Of glass II the new
court house. He says Il he could get such
q contract ION the usual terms" Il would
make him independently rich. The man
who painted the lighning-rod has erected
Q brown.stone mansion On the profits Of
the lob.
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TaB PEACH CRoP WEsT-At 4 late
meeting Of the St. Louis Farmers Club,
glowing accounts Of the prolific fruit
bloom IN Missouri were given. One Of
the members stated that north Ok that
State the crop was seriously injured, and
In most Of the sections where peaches
were abundant last year the prospect Is
almost entirely blasted. Peaches In Ms.
souri, are considered a matter OF course.
In some sections Of the State there will
be plenty Of apricots this season-ludging
from present appearances,
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The Davis Butler row reminds the
Chicago P6ii Of a darkey hired to hold
the iron for crosseyGd blacksmith.
Said he: a, hold on a., wait a
minute! Look heah! Ef you're a
gwine to strike where you look, I'm a
gwine to drop this front"
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THE ARENIc pEPARrMENr:

Il replete with the frst Equestrian and Aerobate
talent Of the world, and among the brilliant con-
stellAtion will be 10 md: M'ileR Stokes. Premier
tQuestrienne from the Royal Circus Of Britain.
Miles Andrews and Loulse. COrdes GlsStlque
aud Nolante, from the Pablo Fanque CIRQUE,
Paris. Charles FILLS, the Gref' British sOmeT.
tault and PlrOuette Rider. Horace smith, the
Gre4test Bareback Equestrian Living, With his
Pupil, the Boy.prOdigY, Master Clarence, Intro
duclng bis 2rnilk white POniea 10 an act Of Equl.
tAtiOn. Watson brothers, three Flying Men OF
the Air. Edwin Watson, UneQunlled GymnBst
and Equestrian. George watson, Tumbler and
TthpeEe, extraordinary. Thomas Watson. Ira.
aeZe, horizontal Bar, and general Artist, SlgnOr
Bliss, grand and loity Tumbllng and Trick Clown.
jerome futile, Terrific tSlligeur and Double
sOmersault J. G. Long Modern Hercnles, Light
aud Heavy Balance. Billy Andrews the Funniest
Clown alive. Jean johnson, the Worlds Great.
est Jester And an endless List OF efficient Aux
IlHrles and Assistants
HERR KoPP's SILVER CoRSIT RAND,
Drawn by 10 Arabian Horses, and in the Oriental
Chariot Of ''ObSron," Will parade the streets at
precisely 10 O'Clock, An.
The stTieteat order enforced, and no smoking
allowed inside the Pavilion
CAEpeted seats for ladies without extra charge.
ADMISSION, zoe, Children under ten, sc.
GTsitnn, ". Va, ThErSdty, April S9th.
stslbsnyllle, Ohio, Saturday, April &aL
ap8S,M,W,F,M,W
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any daughter, I want you TO stop talk.
ing; you must wait until you arc spoken
to- ana" answered the bright child, at
every one should wait until, they were
spoken 10, how couldAny one talk"
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AKIN in Michigan swapped his horse
for a wife An old bachelor acquaintance
said he'd bet there was something wrong
with the horse, or lis owner would never
have fooled it away in that reckless man.
mar
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II. T. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

II. T. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arlLlng from
habits Of dissipation, used 10 connection With the
Extracts Buchu aud Sarsuparilla. In such diseases
as recommended. Evidence Of the most respOn.
Elblg and reliable character win accompany the
medicines Also explicit directions for use, trlGa
wards OF 81, 0Ol unsolicited Certificates aud rec.
ommendalory letters, many OF which are from
the highest sources, including eminent PhysI.
clans, Clergymen, Statesmen, &C. This Propfie-
tor has never resorted 10 their publication IN the
newspapers; be does not do this nom the lAet
that Ills articles rank a. Standard Preparations,
and do not need 70 be propped up BY certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like the DoFle Col.
umn, should stand simple, pure. Majestic, having
Fact for Its basis, Induction for ltI pillar, and
Truth alone for IL Capital.
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NOT A PEW

Of the worst disorders that afllct mankind nlse
nom the corruption that Aeeumulates In the
Blood OF all the discoveries that have been
made to purge Il out, none can equal In effect
llELMBoLD's COMPOUND EXTRACT or SARSAPA.
RILLA. II cleanses and rCnoYates the Blood, In.
stills the vigor Of health into the system, and
purges out the humOrs which make disease. II
and eGpels the Disorders that grow and ranklg In
the blood, Such remedy that could be relied on
hlS been longSOuEht and now the public have one
on which they can depend. Our space here does
not admit Of certificates to show It, effects, bat
the trial OF single bottle will chow to the sick
that It has its virtues surprising anything they
have ever taken.
Two tablesp0ousful OF the Extract OF sarsapa.
rlla added to pint Of water Is equal TO the Lis.
bon Diet Drink, and one bottle ls iully equal to
gallon Of the Syrup Of SaraPlrillA, OF the dseOe.
ton as uEnally made.
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Tine Schuylkill river is to be stocked
with black bass, to be taken from the
Monongahela.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full VIgor restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, is the penalty
PAD BY the victims OF Improper indulgsnees.
nom not being aware Of the dreadful couse.
quenees that may e1sus. Nov, who that uudef.
stands the subJect Will pretend 10 deny thit ne
power OF procreation Is lost sooner By ihose an
Ing INTO improper habits than by tho prudentf
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure ofhealthy
olsPnbR, tne most serious and destructive Gymp-
toms or both body and mind arise. The sJstefn
becomes derlnged,. the Physical and Mental
functions Weakened, Loss Of Provocative Power,
nervous lrrttability, Dyspepsia. PalpIIatIon Of
tne heArt, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
I nNi waiting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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DR.. Johnson

Member Of the Royal College or Surgeons. Lon.
don, GndultS Of ono OF the most eminent col.
iessl N tns Unlted States, and the greater part
London, Paris, Phil1delphiI Gnt elsgWhefe. M
eneeted soma or the most astonishing eufeS that
were eydf known. Many troubled With rlnKInR
10 the head and eaEl when Alieep, great neFTouS-
ness being alarmed o. sudden sounds, baihfuI.
meas, with hequent bluIhing, attended some
Immediately. ~
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR.. J; addresses an those who have Injured
themselves BY improper indulgenee and solitary
nAolts, which ruin both body and mind, unnlttnR
Filge. - -
These are some OF the sd and melancholy of.
iseis produced By early habits Of youth, yiI:
MeaIEn f o. ne BACK and Limbs, Palms In The
e, Pllpithtion OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, NeryouI
lTtAhlllty, Defangement OF the Digestive Puno-
tens, General Debility, symptoms Of ConIunp-
il0n, &c.
MEST4LLT-Ths fearful ehects on Che mind
are much 70 be dreaded. Loss or Memory. Con.
fusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits Evil Fore
boiling, Aversion 70 Society, SSlEDIiHuGt, Love
OF solitude, Timidity, &C., are some OF The evils
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
judge what Is the cause Of their declining health,
losing helr YEoEl becoming weak, pale, nervous
and emaeiAted, having 4 singular appearance
aoont the eyes, Cough, and symptoms Of C0u.
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INSURANCE,
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AT WHEELING, WEST VA

AT WHEELING, WEST VA
CAPITAL, $40, 900,
With The privilege OF inereaIIngthO SIms to
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william Bailey, AlonEo Loring,
DR.. VIM. J. Bates, A. n. Adams,
Andrew J. PAnne1, james p. Barnes,
Henry SAmm, Thomas H1ghes,
A. J. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful oper.
alton for nearly two yearB Is prepared 70 take
Risks 1t fair rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Mer.
chGndlse, Manufacturing Embellishments, Purni.
ture Steamboats,, and clrgoeS on the Western
Rivers and Lakes also 70 issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores THIS Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends Itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the insuhng public, and SolIcits their patro-
mage. pplleafi0nI for Insurance. will be prompt
y attended TO attheir of7re, BAILEYS BLOCK,
No. 100 Market ltreet. ~ Er- 81
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
AL0NZ0 L0RING, Vice PFes'L
n. C. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. Il. AGNEW. Asst See'y. lAni9
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Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.

&M2MM5
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and amer
December 18Th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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Married Persons, or Young Men eoutsmni.,ins
marriage, being aware OF PhyGIenl WesFnsSS
Organic Debility, DeformIucS, speedily eursd
he who places himself under The care Of D.. ]
may religiously eonlde In his honor ls . Teniie.
man, and confidently rely upon bis skin a ply.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prac.
tiee, INDUCED In when alone, q habit ireOusnIIy
learned nom eTel companions, or az school, he
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, " not cured, renders marriage I'm.
should apply Immediately.
WhAt pity that young man, the hope OF hla
country, tho pride OF bis parents, should be-
snAtehed nom all prospects and enjoymgntS or
life By the consequences Of deTiAtlnT from The
path Of nature, and indulRipR In q certain -
plating
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MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROM VUIrEERr.
The Olly Pl,es whsr. ! vr.,, b, o,,,,,.s.

Dr.. johnson has discovered the most Cert,IB
Speedy and only EneetuAl Remedy n the void
for Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, StrietuTeS
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolnn.
tary Dlscharges, Inpoleney, General DebIiitT
NeryousnefS, Dyspepsl1, L5nguor, Low soirits'
Confusion Of Ideas, PAlpItAtlon Of tho HcsTt
Timldit{, Trembling, Dlmness Of Sight, or cid.
diness, Disease OF the Head, Throat, NosS or
skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach o.
BoNels-ihose Terrible Disorders arising from
Sohary Habits OF Youth-SecreE and Solitary
FIaetiees more fatal 10 their victims than The
song Of Syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses blight.
lng meg most brilliant hopes and anticipation,
rendering marriage, &C., Impossible.
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the yIetIr,s NJ aoII.
ALy Vice, that dreadful and Destructive habit
,haSt,s s5hnu1lIy sweeps to an untImely gave
tuINI nas Q! Young men Of the most exesIIent
iS ehn and brilliant intellect, who might otheT.
Si hsIS SntIAneed listening 6enaIes With Tho
tn1ndefS OF eloQuenee, or Waked 10 SrstssX r.
living iyFe, may call With fan confidence. 49,
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men eoutsmpl,,Inv
haFNa
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind anu body are the moIt
piness, Indeed, without these ne iouFnsy
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; ths
prospect hourly darkeDs TO tbs view, The mind
becomes shAdoWed. with despair and dlled WITH
Tue melancholy infection that the hApplneiS N
another becomes bllRhied with nnr OWN
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
The many Thousands cured at this establsh.
meht within the last twenty years, and the nu.
meIoua Important surgical operations performed
~ Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the roportPrI Of
~ S9n and many other papers, notleeS or
which have appeared again and again before thS
Publie, besides bis standing Is 4 RentlemSp of
eaifaeief and r9speetabillEy, Is sufficient guar.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie
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gtaOt Baltimore

Die 8erbrettung uneres Btats
t 8. - uui.rn Gsiern in Canton Sur Hn8
ridt, OaB MIR I'M &tgriiis ltsberf, in j;nem
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Siloung oisies nsusn Sifriltes srbBbt it9 unz
Ter ErdssrsYerlonal auf 5uunitg cine 3Is
nobme BON Srsien isit tpenlGen WonGten.
Wir BADEN @runo Su Der aunabme, 0aB Der
,Gorriponoent" in Der 3unabnIs leirer Girs
fuIaiion 10 5iemIi6 allen blefI8sE SlGttern
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mer nlsbr uno mshr enthusiastically etiheta
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Dfenoe beg ausbinStenoen Shlammes gu per
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lib.n N.raerniB fam nur ourh qon3 ener8i
ihs, artuoli1e WaBrt9eln abseboiien psrSei
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lens auf Roiisn Der Anlpobner p~ilaiterr 4,
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9ic 0chre mr. IQtur.

starrbrIt III bic btlti9uenOe gtBtnihnit oGa gDtn'
tsrs. 9t 9egstattou fitbt obtr OCridat In etnst
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StsusrpflIdtige PtrioHtE.
II. GpnnrcB. - 3. SiBnna.

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nat purOeu f~OIssnoe Memorials aberrti3t
pon Scott rim 8rOtslt pOn 400 bar8ern III
yR,ff , N.nnipluanien oeeeu ole &ritUerung
Der s6idiabrt auf BAN Obto Out@ Dsn Bau
Der g,nport G~trelunuttsS Bride; BON sumner
elm 9Rsmuriol pom SOitOnsr &au'ieuttna D;l.
De bitten, Sall auf ois 6relltte 5n. ttel'n;
nom gutinobam Gin BON 200 Grauen IN 9ons
ulctiiut sessn oas 6rausnitmmTe9t Ssr'bts'
ten Yrottft.
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oue'Ids urt.riudun9s : GOmtte antorltrt,
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mem Sniersiie our Debate.
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tuna oosr raubem GafS 8sbrau9t
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benz Gurnsr 1rn. Sseba9 GaGe unb Seller
anueriraut.
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tole." Rr. 800. gB,it. YrottsS Str, isinen aro:
BEN Sabr.ssM asfsnbaa, on ipelden ii9 oi.I.s
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mobl Die leBte 9r6Bere Ysreins Jeflidieit in
bieism 8ofale iein uiro.
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Il u BunassBerein," cine Der arbeitsrs
OreaniIationen, wel6e felt Sa5ren ib,en i.,
aensreidsn Wi~rfunsstreis INNER msbr ertpsi.
fern. laost ole feline Wiislisper uno Grsuubs
Az itinsm Jabresbale Elm, tpel6er WRontaa
Ab.no In Der sWsGanies.2 als e @r. 1852,
a8ta: 6apeites SiraBe, abqebalten piro,
Sr. Carl 8tete, issiasr Snbaber ots
S9uppldsn 9oiales auf Der Noroot Gde oer
auns uno Drlsans Strase. inpitirt auf
Wontaa 5u sinsm .ftrItratsn' ginsusslunIhe.
OR. Sobann 2rbHer annoneirt fur
WOntas 5Ir Setter lsinss Ginsuses in gr. 70.
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an bisltm beiiebteH interchangeable
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reid 7" cine %isIicue, obfr perOiente AnSies
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