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The Blood.

The blood is the lie OF the body. Disease
is the antagonist OF life. Every attack Of
disease is an attack upon the blood.
From the blood is secreted the urine
Every deviation from the standard quality
of the blood is represented I'm the changed
condition of the urine, which is secreted
from 1t. And as is the change in the blood SO
will be the change in the urine at the time.
To know the condition OF the urine, then
Is to know the condition OF the blood, and
the kind OF deviation or disease.
These are practical facts of medical science.
PROPOSITIONS which have been clearly dem
Onstrated by the labors OF industrious med
ical authors, Bird, Beale, Prout, Simon, &c,
and which are daily being satisfied by the
examination of numerous specimens OF
urine sent to our office, No. l32 Grant street,
Pittsburgh, representing every class and
variety of disease.
Those who would obtain q knowledge of
this important branch Of the medical art,
having a knowledge OF the appearance and
standard properties and Qualities OF the
urine, as also the general pathological con.
ditions in disease, can soon learn the chem-
ical analysis and microscopic operations
necessary to detect the precise nature OF al
most every malady, with positiveneSs
amounting to more nearly mathematical
These Investigations, and the prescribing
OF medicines in accordance with these facts,
has been the practical business OF our life.
so extensive has been our experience in
these examinations during the last twenty
years, that scarcely town or township with
In fifty miles Of Pittsburgh, but numbers n
dozen or mere patrons who have thus sent
to US and obtained relief.
And knowing that hundreds Of others arc
still lingering ont miserable existence,
without medical aid, some because they
have passed through the "old ordeal" with
out relief, and some perhaps because they
may not know where to apply to, we feel
justified In making these facts public, salts
fled that q number will seize upon these
plain truths, and be fully reverted by a
cure.
Our remedies in all chronic diseases are
such rs remove the morbid matters from
the blood, and tone up the system.
To build up! not break down. To stimu.
late the organic system to q healthy action,
and strengthen the body to Its full vigor OF
animal life, are the principles which will
lead to success, II success is at all to be had.
l.. OLDsHUE, M. D.,
L. l.. OLDsHUE, NJ. D.,
]. w. OLDSHUE, NJ. ID.
Address DRs. OIDSHUE,
No. lS2 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ia3-Q-e2
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetters United States Almanac for
1872, for distribution GRATIS, throughout
the United States. and all civilized countries
of the Western Hemisphere, Is now pub
lished and ready for delivery, in the Eng
lish, German, French, Norwegian, Welsh,
Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish
languages, and all who wish TO understand
the true philosophy of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions 1t con-
tains. In addition to an admin able medical
treatise on the causes, prevention and cure
ofa great variety of diseases, 1t embraces n
large amount of information interesting to
the merchant, the mechanic, the miner,
tho farmer, the planter, and professional!
man, and the calculations have been made
for such meridians and latil udes rs are most
suitable for correct and comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary SAM
tary effects Of Hostetters Stomach BitterS.
the staple tonic and Alternative Of more than
half the Christian world, are fully set forth
In its pages, which are also lnterspersed
with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes
for the household and farm, humorous an
ecdOtes, and other instructive and amusing
reading matter, original and selected.
Among the ANIMALS TO appear with the
opening OF the year, this will he one of the
most useful, and may he hdd JOr TIE asking.
The proprietors, Messrs, HOsietter d Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa, On receipt of two cent
stamp, will forward 4 copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one In his
neighborhood. The bitters are sold in every
city, town aud village, and are extensively
used throughout the emile civilized world.
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DON'T FAIL TO VOTE.

We earnestly urge all our voting
readers in this city and county to 60 to
the polls to-day and deposit their ballots
in favor of the railroad subscription.
The only thing the friends OF the rail-
road have at all to fear is that light
vote will be cast. There seems 10 be,
so far as we have any means OF ascer-
tanning, a greater popular iuterestin the
matter than ever before, but we know
how hard it is to induce men in this
community to leave their private bust
ness or go few squares out OF their
usual way in order to vote at IN election
where there are no candidates to be
chosen and no such peculiarly personal
interests involved as to create a close
and exciting contest. We sincerely
hope, however, that our people may be
so impressed with the importance OF
the railroad in question as to go to the
polls to-day in full strength and express
their will.
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From Saturdays Cleveland Leader.l
DOWN THE CUYAHOGA.

Our Akron friends are alive and earn
est about the Valley railroad. The
papers OF that enterprising city contain
frequent illusions to the scheme, and on
Thursday of next week grand mass
meeting is called to assemble in Akron
to discuss plans and consider ways and
means. Akron should be made to feel
that Cleveland is also earnest in her
LOYALTY to the Valley railroad enterprise,
and it is to be hoped that number Of
our wide-awake citizens will find it con-
venient to attend the meeting. The
project under discussion is one to which
Cleveland cannot afford to be indifferent.
The same considerations that induced
Cleveland to enter 90 heartily into the
Tuscarawas Valley railroad scheme
apply with equal or even stronger force
to the new route via Akron and Canton
through the coal fields of that district.
We shall hope to hear a good report
from the Akron meeting.
We again call the attention OF our
citizens to the meeting to be held in
Akron tomorrow and again express the
hope that our city will be represented
there. Matters OF much importance to
Wheeling will be discussed.
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THE GALAXY has now entered on the
seventh year Of its existence, under cir,
cumstances Of unusual prosperity.
This Magazine has from the first
occupied field entirely it's own. The
aim of the GALAXY has been to discuss
promptly every great subject which is
uppermost in the public mind, and to
have the discussion carried on by our
ablest and best-known men in each de-
partment.
These papers, by conspicuous public
men, on national topics Of Importance,
will be continued, and will embrace
contributions from the most prominent
of our living statesmen on questions Of
national interest.
A new series OF papers by Judge Jer'
emiah Black (whose former articles
attracted so much attention. will soon
appear in the GALAXY; also other articles
by our most prominent statesmen, which
the publishers are not yet at liberty to
announce.
In the January number commences
series of articles by General G. A.
Custer, under the title Of my Life on
the Plains" Judging from the first
article. and from the wild and romantic
experience which General Custer has
had as a cavalry officer among the
Indians, these papers cannot fail to be
OF very great interest. They will con-
tinue through the year.
The sketches OF prominent living
public characters by Justin Mccarthy
will be continued. Mr.. Mccarthy is
one OF the most charming Of magazine
writers.
One of the most widely known and
popular of American humorists will be-
gin early in the year series of articles
original in form and treatment.
The serial stories of the GALAXY have
always commanded the widest attention.
Those for the year 1872 will be by
writer's who now have a powerful hold
on American readers. The GALAXY
serials have been by such writers as
Charles Reade, Anthony Trol.ope, Jus.
tin Mccarthy, Mrs. Annie Edwards
and J. w. DeForest.
An ex-Shakeress begins in the jan
usrv number the story Of her Fifteen
Years Among the Shakers nara
tive that will throw much light on the
interior life of that strange community.
! The Scientific MISCELLANY OF the
GALAXY has proved 30 generally popular
that the publishers seek to make it
still more deserving of the attention OF
intelligent readers. The department is
prepared by . distinguished scientist,
whose relations with the scientific men
of England and Europe generally, are
such as to enable the GALAXY to keep
abreast of the latest facts. ...s
Mr.. Edward Crapsey, whose papers
entitled 1.-THE Neither Side o! New
York." in the last two volumes Of the
GALAXY, enjoyed 30 much favor, will
contribute further articles descriptive of
criminal and low life in the great cities.
Mr.. Crapsey writes from personal OBJ
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VIZ print this morning another letter
from our correspondent who opposes the
railroad. 1t is good deal like the
former one and assigns no very good
reason why the road should not be built.
We believe the laboring men OF the city
see their interest in q different light
from that in which it is viewed by our
friend and will, to a man, vote for the
enterprise which will undoubtedly
create a greater demand for their ser
vices than there now is and enable them
to obtain better prices for the work they
do. The mechanics here are more than
all others interested in making Wheel
ing a big and thriving city, and in
breaking down the old fogy, antl-pro-
gresive notions that have prevailed here
during the past twenty years. We hope
they will all take time to vote for the
railroad to-day.
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OHIO LEGIsLATURE.

The Ohio Legislature convened in
Columbus last Monday. In the Senate
there are eighteen Democrats and
eighteen Republicans, and a good deal
OF discussion has been had siuce the
election as to whether the Lieutenant
Governor, who is constitutionally the
presiding officer Of the Senate, has the
right to give casting vote in effecting
the organization of that body. Whether
the right exists or not. however, Lieu
tenant Governor LEE voted for the ke'
publican candidates for clerkships and
other minor offices, and declared them
elected, although each OF them had
received the support Of only eighteen
of the thirty-six Senators. The Office
Of Lieutenant Governor seems to be a
sort Of tail to the executive kite, and we
hope that it may not be named in The
new Constitution OF West Virginia.
Governor HAYES message is short,
sensible, and businesslike document,
devoted mainly to a briefsynopsis OF the
reports of the other officers of the State,
and we notice in it no very striking or
unusual recommendation. lie suggests
the appointment OF commission Of five
citizens to investigate the management
of the railroad companies in the State
to see whether they are strictly obedient
to law, and he suggests also the passage
of law giving the Governor power,
when any complaint Of official corrup-
ton in either State or local office has
been made, to appoint one or more citi-
zens to make investigation and direct
the Attorney General to prosecute vio'
lations OF the law.
The finances Of the State are repre-
scented to be in a very healthy condition.
The receipts of the last fiscal year were
s5,24l,lS4.9l and the disbursements
amounted to s5,259,046.74. The bal.
ance in the Treasury, November l5'
was $74S, 1922. The public debt Of
the State amounts to nine millions OF
dollars, it having been reduced $729,'
Ais during the past year.
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ASIAN illustration OF the importance OF
the proposed railroad between Wheel
ing and Toledo and the consequent
connection Of Toledo and Baltimore by
way of this city, we note that the exist
ing lines between Toledo and the East
are sadly inadequate to the demands
upon them and that freight blockade
commenced two or three weeks ago and
will hardly be broken up before spring.
The Blade says that the business Of
many firms has been impaired and
almost broken up, and that trade has
been greatly damaged. The officials of
Eastern railroads have been written to,
ana appealed to, but they can do no
more than they have done, and the
blockade must continue.
Can any one doubt that an immense
business would be done by a railroad
from Baltimore to Toledo crossing the
Ohio river at this place? The stock OF
such a road could hardly fail OF being
a profitable investment and we conf
IDENTIFY look for the early construction
of the line.
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Dox'r forget that this is the day of
the special election on the railroad sub.
scription. Vote at your usual place.

IT is now reported that a secret in
vestigstion Get on foot by Ben BUTLER
and which has been in progress more
than a year past has resulted in show
ing that the government has been de-
frauded out of at least ninety millions oil
dollars during the past six years. The
frauds occurred mainly in the collection
Of the internal revenue. A Washington
correspondent says that the report will
be made public in a short time and will
develop official corruption tenfold more
startling than is charged upon Tam
many.
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servation, and with a style Of singular
simplicity and clearness. &
= In the department oflitefary criticism
the Gdlary will have the assistance
Of some of the clearest and brightest in
tellects in the country.
The GALAXY gives great care to the
selection of short stories from the large
number offered its editor, and makes
them a noticeable feature OF each num-
Der of the magazine.
The GALAXY is edited with the incest
possible appreciation Of the public taste,
and seems fitted to meet the wants Of
every member OF the family.
For the trifing expense Of s4.00 per
year one may obtain in the GALAXY a
vast amount OF instructive and enter
tanning reading and, were this his only
source OF culture, one could not fall
very far behind the spirit Of the age.
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THE MEETING AT THE COURT
HOUSE

The railroad meeting at the Court
House last Monday evening was well
attended by very substantial class of
citizens and great deal Of interest in
the subscription was manifested. MIR.
MICHAEL REILLY was made chairman Of
the meeting and speeches were delivered
by Hon. LEWIS APPLEGArE, Professor
PENDLRToN, Hon. T. SWEENEY, Hon. Z.
D. HUBBARD, D. PECK, Esq, Mr.. GEO.
r. TINGLE, Mr.. A. J. SWEENEY and
others. The speeches were all short
and practical, and all seemed fully
awake to the Importance Of the project,
Several inquiries were made for our cor
respondent, the Taxpayer" who OPP
poses the subscription, and an opportu-
nity was offered for discussion, but he
failed 70 put in an appearance or make
any objection to what seemed to be the
unanimous sentiment Of the meeting.
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mike OUTTHE VOTE.

There is nothing Of much Importance
to add to what has already been said
in this paper in relation to the railroad
up the river. The nature of the propo'
sition to be voted upon to-day is pretty
well understood and the advantages OF
the proposed railroad to this city have
been pretty thoroughly set forth. 1t
now remains for the voters OF Ohio
county to say what shall be done. And
let every friend of the road, every friend
of the prosperity Of the city, every
wideawake and progressive man in the
county, constitute himself a committee
to bring out the vote. You have not
done your whole duty when you have
deposited your own ballot; you must
see that your neighbor votes also. Let
us have a full vote to-day and the first
day OF January 1873 may witness the
formal opening Of the new railroad that
will give Wheeling another outlet east
and west.
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M ED.

REEYES-In this city at 8 O'Clock, Tues
day morning, January ID, 1872, MARY YER
LINDA, wife OF DR.. j. E. Reeves, in the S5th
year OF her age.
The remains will be taken TO Fatrmont
for interment, leaving here on the o'clock
train over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
THIS MORNING. Funeral services will be
held at the residence Of Elmus. Hamilton, in
Fairmont, this afternoon at o'clock.
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The proposition to subscribe 3d., 600
to the capital stock Of the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad is
submitted to the people of Ohio county
to-day. Endeavor to bring out full
vote and, by all means. let us make the
subscription and build the road. 1t is
time for Wheeling to wake up and try
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SPECIAL NOTICES
On MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous de-
bllity cured. Impediments to marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir
culars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
de23a.Sb
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Always Get the Best.

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, &C., is
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and is
endorsed by all who have used 1t as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give 1t a trial. Sold by all druggists.
MCABE, KRAFT CO., Proprietors,
nol7-egtb Wheeling, West Va.
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BatcI,elOr's Hair Dye.

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Notice.

SUPERvsoRs or THE COUNTY OF ONO,
December -, ISL.
DURSU,NT 10 THE REQ
ofSeCion 1 OF Chapter ~ OF the Code of
West Virginia, stated meeting OF the
Board OF supervisors oi Ohio county will IN
held at tn Court House OF said county, on
TU ESDA' NEXT, the I'd day Of January,
lS72, beginning nj 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES =. ROGERS, Clerk.
1apS.aG
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Notice.

MERCHASTs' NAT. BANK oF W.VA.,l
WHEELING, Dssc. J, 1871. !
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF this Bank, Tor the election Of Directors,
will he held nj their Banking House ON
Tuesday, tie 9Th Of January, 1872, between
the hours of 10 \. NJ. and i. VI.
d,g l. l. JONES, Cashier.
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NOTICES.
Nodce
StekhOlders' Meeting.
Notice..
JOHN HAMILTON.
JOSEPH HAMILTON.

JOHN HAMPTON. JOSEPH HAMILTON.
~ GeorgeW. Hamilton from the firm OF
John Hamilton 4 Co., the business Will
hereafter b continued under Me name and
firm of JON Hamilton & Son, in the Foun-
dry and lachine shop Business in all It's
branches.
WHEELING, January !, lS.2 jal-ea
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Office Life Association of America,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December %, ]

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December %, 1871.
An ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF
n THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMER
ICA will be held at the office OF the Associa-
ton, in the city OF st. Louis, Mo-, on the
Goth day OF January, 1872. Polls open from
IL A. M. to 3 p. N. WIN. HANLEY,
ja3-rtab Secretary.
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Mexican Fluid Exit buchu.

"A positive and Specific Remedy for Non
Retention or lnconunnce OF Urine, lrri'
tntlon, Inflammation or liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys, Diseases Of the Pros
trate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, CnIcu-
lous Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and Mu-
cuous Milky Discharges, and all Diseases
or Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys,
and Dropsical Swellings existing In men,
women or children.
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MARRIED..

LAMB-BARKuS-On Tuesday, January
I'd, 1872, at West Alexander, by Squire
Mayes, JOHN LAME TO BELvEDERE l..
BARKIS. Both Of this city.
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Notice..
For Rent.

- THE GROCERY AND DWELLING
G@ on the corner OF Zane and Fifth sts.,
& East Wheeling, now occupied by
Louis Hull The grocery Is excellently 10
Gated for business, while the dwelling has
all modern improvements. AEo, large
dwelling house adjoining In good repair,
well suited for a boarding house. Posses
sion given LIST of April. For particulars APP
ply to JOHN McCOURTNEY,
Eoff street, between First and Second.
To-
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National Bank

OF WEST NlkGlNlh-
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Stockholders Of this Bank, and the
Election OF Directors Will be held nj the
Banking HOus' on TtEIDAI, JANuAR1
NINTH, lS72, betw-"n the hours OF one
and four o'clock =. NJ.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Wheeling utg X NIL
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Notice..

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Gymnastic Asgociation, for the election OF
Officers will be held at their Rooms, TUES
DAY EVENING, January 8, at O'Clock.
ja3 w. q. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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StOdthOItlcrs' Meeting,

NHEELISG, w. VA, Dec. y, 1871.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING or 1liE
stock holders Of the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company, will be held nj The
Office Of he company, ON MONDAY, the
sth day oiJanuary, Is = between the hours
OIL and ~ o'clock L. NJ, for the election OF
Nine Managers 10 serve during the ensuing
wear JOS. LAWSON,
degih Secrrtnry.
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January Settlements.

IN RETURNING THANKS FOR THE
| liberal patronage extended us, we wish
one and all of our patrons a "Happy New
Year" To those, whose names appear on
our books, desiring to return the compli-
ment, we would say that nothing will make
US happier than prompt settlements. jan
nary bills now ready at the well-known
Jewelry Store, lO4 Market street, below the
Mcclure House.
inn OETOBY & DUFFIELD.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent or Lease.

IL THE sToRERooM NOW occU-
rs" pied a. Merchant Tailoring establish
ment, on Main street, near the Stone
Bridge. Inquire at the above.
ja3-ea JOHN P. FOOSE.