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GurrAR Strings cheap At sheib's.

THE best investment you can make with
$9 is to buy ticket in the National Engi.
neers' Association, Milwaukee, Wisconsin;
$4,000 prizes. Tickets only g, for sale
by ]. v. L. Rodgers, No. 9 Mcclure House
Block. !
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PRoGREssINo.-The location of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky rail.
road has now reached q point justbcyond
the city limits The route along the river
bank ia said 10 bea most favorable one.
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RETURNEp.-Our genial frlond, Mr..
Whipple, returned from the Permanent
Seat" yesterday, having left that delecta'
BILE locality last Thursday. He describes
the trip as fearful, and is not disposed to
try 1t again, for pleasure at least, until
navigation is fully resumed. II any Of
Ourreaders think of going over the route,
they should take out largo policies on
their lives. aH.
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acknowledgement.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Q, Is72.
Travellers Register.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
New Advertisements.

For Rent-Store Rooms.
Commercial Bank Of Martins Ferry.
|. 0. o. F.-Mutual Aid Association.
Grand Ball.
DissoIution-M. & o. jackson.
Manufacturing and Repairing Of Furni
ture.
G. Mcndcll Booth & Co.
Magqueraders' Costumes. -
For Sale-Country Residence.
Private Sale Of Household Is Kitchen
Furniture.
Public Sale Of Valuable Lot on Forutl
street.
Legal Notices.
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JOHN b. GoUan-@The scene was
wonderful, and its effects electric, The
heaving surge Of humanity which rose to
welcome Mr.. Cough, seemed as II dashed
into very tempest of enthusiasm. Even
those who had never heard MIR. Coughs
voice were compelled to cheer from sym.
pathetic admiration. The speech which
he delivered, magnificent us it was, was
only fair specimen of John B. Coughs
wonderful powers" Thus speaks the
critic Of the Edinburgh Macs, and this is
the testimony OF the thousands who every.
where listen to the wonderful speaker.
Parents should be specially anxious to
have their sons and daughters hear Mr..
Cough, as his powers of eOnpncing have
confirmed thousands in the, way Of right,
and kept tens Of thousands from the path
Of the destroyer.
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, l am selling ont my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost. l.. V.
Blond, 1O7 Main street.
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CATHERINE THEM 1N,-oillcer Rich,
arlson was busy, yesterday afternoon,
making preparations for this mornings
session Of the Police Court. There will
certainly be two cases on the docket Jun.
less something unforeseen at present should
happen as he escorted that number Of of.
lenders to the lookup.
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vIOLIx Strings cheap at shclb,s.

GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes al
L. V. Blends, 1O7 Main street.
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.GooD sELRORIoN,-Wewere told, yes.
serday, that Mr.. ]. "A. Campbell late Of
the firm Of Campbell & McDcrmot, book,
sellers, had been elected Assistant Secrc.
tary OF the National Insurance Company
of this city. Yesterday morning, Mr.. G
made his debut in the office, and entered
at once on the discharge OF his duties. We
congratulate the National on having So.
cured the services of one so well QUALIFIED
for the position in every respect Ms Mr. c.
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g FURNITURE AT PRNNTE sA1E-Wc
direct attention TO an advertisement in
another column Of this mornings paper
in which Alex. LaughIin, Esqr., offers at
private sale until the LIST of March, the
furniture now in his residence on John
street. II is not our purpose to enumer.
ate all the articles to be disposed Of, but
they comprise such as are usually found
in first class residences. An excellent
opportunity is presented those who may
desire to supply themselves with furni.
ture of the character mentioned, at rea.
spnable prices See advertisement
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EUREKA Organs, with stand cover,
cheap on Renting Plan, at Sheib's Music
Store, Monroe street.
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HAVE your Photographs made at the
Partridge Gallery.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the Labcllt
Mill were resumed, yesterday morning.
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Music Books cheap at Sheib's.

FINEST stereoscopic Views in the city
at the Partridge Gallery.
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Educational.
MTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S71-72.

rstt &C.
The last Catalogue shows an attendance OF II
StudGnts at this Institution. Five distinct De
partmcnts Of Instruction, with fall corps Of
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe
mAtIcs, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, tho Sciences,
&C., &C., carefully and thoroughly taught. Prac'
LIcal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by up.
prOpriate apparatus. Special advantages for the
study Of Geology. -.
eFalogy, Geology and ConchOl0gy; together with
many specimens In other departments OF Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society. :
December 5th. Spring, March 10th. Commence
ment, June Goth.
Boarding from g to $4perweek. q go
Tuition, from SIS 70 $24 per year. : 4-.'
For further particulars, inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
le6 Aorgantown, West Va.
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SALE OR RENT.

Tho BRICK HOUSE / reside in, on Main
street, between now and April i. is12' - - 80"
For Rent-One Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on the Island. Possession
giyen Immediately. Apply al THEODORE
FINK'S Feed Store, on Quincy st. dec28
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PoLIcE CouRT.-Although Billy Orr
did not make his appearance Mt police
court, yesterday morning. his trial wenl
on as il he had been present. An officer
solemnly called his name three times, bu,
no response was made. The testimony
was heard, and the usual price for plain
drunk charged, viz: one dollar and costs
The only other case before the CourI
was that OF Henry Braler, who was picked
up while on the street, most fnariulIy
inebriated. ltcost him about five dollars
to become u free man again. Ib5
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nse. md every family ,hOuld have them on h NJ
TDr their projection and relief, when rlUuIr,"i
long exneriCnce las proved them 10 IA, III" nv
al. surest. and bCst OF all tho piIIS with Nil.
ihS market aIlounls. Hy their OccasinIal W',.
I'M blood Is purified, the corf1iptiOhs VI thr ~.
tom expelled, obstrtcIlnns removed, and IN.
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activity, Internal OrltaIls which LccOnIr rIutt"1
and sluggish arc clcnnsIsl by 1Utr's Pms. u,t
stimulated Into action. THUS lnclpicht di,ra y
IL changed into health, the value nT which ullans
whom rGGkOnel on the vast nlullltulCs who cniU,
Il, can hardly 6e computed, Their sugar cCsi,V.
makes THEM pleasant 60 take, antl nresprVe. lir,.
virtues unImpalred for any length OF Time, =,
that they arc ever fresh, and perfectly reliable
Although searching, they ard mild, and opera,
without disturbance 10 tie constitution or diet o.,
occupation.
Full directions Arc given on the wrapper Ia
each box, how 10 use them rs Family lhysir
and for the following complaints which these
Ius rapidly cures
ness, Lanrrior and Loss 81 4 ppsi M" 'G tn"y
should le taken moderately y. to stimulate the sIOr
For Liver Complaint and Its various SWIM
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

by virtue OF q decree Of tho Circuit Court ior
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on tho 10th
day OF November, 1871, In . cause In chaHeeEy
pending in said Court, wherein William W.
Shriver Is complainant, and John Gallagher and
oihcrS arc defendants, ehallon
SATURDAY, the 10th day OF February, 1874,
Al 10 o'clock a. NJ, proceed TO sell at public auc.
IiOn 10 tho highest and best bidder, Ut the 'front.'
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
10 10 say: la
IA certain piece or parcel Of land situate on
the west side Of Morrow street, between Union
aud Madison streets, and In that part OF the city
OF Wheeling called BuCnA Vista, and designated
on tho plat Of the said addition as lot No and q
part Of lot No. .. The said piece OF land fronts
on Morrow street ninety.six feet and running
back westward twenty feet, no more or less
with all the buildings or improvements thereon
or thereunto belonging; being the same property
that was conveyed 10 John Gallagher by john
Crawford and wife by decd dated September I'd,
1897"
TRIMS or SALE, CASH.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Janis Special Commissioner
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lARoEsT stock of PhotographAlbums
in the city ut the Partridge Gallery.
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
Janis Special Commissioner

THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
L Deed OF Trust made TO me by John Carney
and Mary Jane his wife, dated January 2, 1868,
and OF record In tho Office OF tho Recorder Of
Ohio county 10 Deed Book No. %, page 800, !
will oder at public sale at the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, April 2, 1872,
Beginning at 10 o'clock 4. N the following de.
scribed property, t0.wit: Lot numbered two
hundred and two C902) situated on John street In
the addition 10 the city OF Wheeling, Ohio cou.i.
ty, W. Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter Var.
nall, j. Fawcctt and others, fronting on John
street sixty feet and running back one hundred
and twenty feet moro or less, TO the alley situate
between John and Zane streets called Cedar
alley, with tho buildings thereon and thereto
belonging.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me by said Deed OF Trust.
jGnI7 JOHN REID, Trustee.
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SATURDAY, February l0tn. l87l,

SATURDAY, Febrlafy lUth, 1871,
ut 10 o'clock A. n, at tho front door of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that Is TO eay
That certain piece or parcel Of ground lying and
being situate In the southeast corner OF square
number three 80 In Carroll s. Bakers addition "a
the city OF Wheeling, being lot No. 10 In said
square and situate on FnltOn street In that part
OF said city known as East Wheeling. There Is
erected on said lot frame house, stable, fencing
and other nece ssary improvements.
Terms OF sale, cash.
jan9 PHILIP SCuUIILE, Trustee,
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: MEDICAL.
H g. WELLS.

n. d. MAKTEE, NJ D.
t,T5YsICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE
n Empire Block Washington street
FHu Ohio.
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Bona FIde Circulation,
TIE SUMNER DAYS ARE GONE.
BY D. ]. sTALTER.

The summer days are gone from northern
climes,
But mildly yet they dawn on southern
fields
To warm producing soil, that oftentimes
Has well repaid for toll, and yet it yields.
The summer days are gone 70 cast their heat
Upon the verdant lawns Of other lands,
Rejoicing in the thought, that all replete
With plenty they are fraught from boun-
tvs hands.
The cooling western breeze on gentle wings
Sings gaiIy through the trees, now chang
ing hue
For a more varied dye; and now they bring
Theheart to heave its sigh, and take re-
view.
We sadly turn to view the days gone by,
When our young hearts but knew the
summer smiles,
And never saw them change their sunny
dye
For one more cold andstrange that oft be-
guiles.
The sere and yellow leaf but calls the
mind
To think how strangely briefs earthly
life;
For but month ago our vision dined
Upon the wood, agiow with greenness rife
The sadness Of the scene would bear us
down,
Did nothing intervene TO rouse our joy
From its unfeeling state, not let it drown
Amid the waves OF fate that life annoy.
But one triumphant thought revives the
soul,
And comes with pleasure fraught to Oul
lone hearts;
II is the thought, that we in heavens goa
EAIay live, and know the glee its Joy i'm
parts.
50 when the summer day ofnfe is past,
4 And our poor mortal clay has found its
rest,
! As summer comes again, so we, at last,
! Shall live, all free free from pain, in heay
en- blest.
Then let US sweetly live that life OF peace
That only faith can give in God above,
| And gil the pangs of woe will softly cease
Upon this world below, and all be Love.
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VOLUME 24-NUMBER 81
WEST LODI NEWS.


i Greeley and Sloane meeting was
held here last Saturday which was
one Of the meetings we seldom have,
and the only one since Henry Clay
Deans speech some few years ago.
Great preparations had heen made
for the meeting on Friday. Some one
went to Fremont and borrowed a ban
ner on which the very Liberal Re
publican and Democratic candidates
were prominently displayed.
On Saturday forenoon the banner
was run across the street, and then
they went to work fixing pole for
the purpose Ofraising in the afternoon.
The people did not appear to rally
very well until about half-past one
O'Clock when the Flat Rock delega-
ton came in sight, said delegation
consisting of One-hOrse buggy with
three men in it holding aloft flag.
Said delegation was promptly met at
the crossroads north of town by one
of the marshals Of the day and
brought into town when the Thur
man Band commenced playing.
Soon after the arrival Of the delega-
alton from Flat Rock, the Republic
delegation came in, consisting of one
wagon-load Of people with two ban
ners with "For Congress, Rush R.
Sloane' printed upon them. More
music. They then proceeded to
hoist their pole, which, under the man
agement Of Dan. Metzger and Paul
BOIinger soon went up. Soon az
ter, the speakers arrived, consisting
of Sloane, Patrick and Paine, after
which the Grand Delegation was
formed and they were led to the
Grove. where a stand had been erect
ed for the purpose.
Daniel Metzger was chosen Chair
man Of the meeting who made a few
remarks, when he introduced ]. W..
Paine to the audience, who proceeded
to open the campaign. Mr.. Paine
made perhaps a fifteen minutes
speech, and, among other things stat
ed his reasons for voting for Sloane
and Greeley.
Judge Sloane was then introduced
and came toward, and commenced
speaking. 1t is not necessary here to
repeat what he said for all of your
readers who have ever heard him
speak since his nomination know
Just what he had to say. He had not a
werd to say about "my road" which
perhaps he does in some places. At
ter Judge Sloane had got through
speaking, Patrick, Of NOrwalk, was
trotted out, who proceeded to address
the congregation, which by this time
had got up to between 800 and 400
and such a speech! He is almost a:
good a swearist as old Horace him.
self; his speech from beginning to enc
done no credit to the meeting. One
of the effects Of the meeting is that 8
Democrat who had taken a very ae'
tive part through the whole day wa:
heard to to say in the evening thar
che would be Cd D-d if he would
vote for Sloane or Greeley, they
might go to HI and he'd vote th'
} abolition ticket" IRA for Greeley
Taking it all around the meeting wa
not much of a success, so far as max
ing voters is concerned. KNOX.
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HumOr and Sarcasm.

1t is not everybody who knows
where to Joke, or when, or how; and
whoever is ignorant of these cOndi-
tions had better not joke at all. A
gentleman never expects to be hui
mOrOus at the expense of people with
whom he is but slightly acquainted.
In fact, it is neither good manners
nor wise policy to joke at anybOdy's
expense; that is to say, to make any
body uncomfortable merely to raise a
laugh. Old HsOp, who was doubt
less the subject of many a gibe on ac-
count of his bumped back, tells the
whole story in his fable of ''The Boys
and the Frogs.U What was jolly for
the youngsters was death to the
croakers. A jest may cut deeper than
a curse. Some men are so cOnstitu-
ted that they cannot take even a
friendly joke in good part, and in
stead of repaying it in the same light
coin, will requite it with contumely
and insult. Never banter one of this
class, for he will brood over your ban
dinage long after you have forgotten
it, and it is not prudent to incur any
ones enmity for the sake of uttering
a smart double eTteIldTe or a tart re-
partee. Ridicule, at best, is a peril
/ Gus weapon. Satire, however, when
| levelled at social fOllies and pOlitica
evils, is not only legitimate, buS com
mendable. 1t has shamed down nor'
abuses than were ever abolished by
force of logic.
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AHllt for BOres.

Some years ago there lived a gen.
tleman of indolent habits in Sussex,
who made a business, in the winter
season, of visiting his friends exten-
sively. After wearing, out. his well
come in his own immediate vicinity
last winter, he thought he would Wis
it an old Quaker friend, some twenty
miles distant, who had been q school
fellow of his. On his arrival he was
cordially received by the Quaker, he
| thinking his visitor had taken mucn
pains to come so far to see him. de
| treated his friend with great atten-
ton and pOliteness for several days
and, as he did nos see any signs of hi;
leaving, he became uneasy, Gut bore
it with patience till the morning Of
the eighth day, when he said to him
"My, friend, am afraid thee viii
never visit me again."
sob, yes, SHALL" said the visitor
81 have enjoyed my visit very much
1 shall certainly come again."
may" said the Quaker, 81 thinl
thee will not visit me again."
"What makes you think 1 will no
come again ," asked the visitor.
"If thee does never leave" said tn,
Quaker, show canst thee come again .
His visitor left.
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KANSAS NEWS.

The last few days have been very
pleasant and warm, but this morn
ing, the clouded sky, the drizzling
rain, and the cool western wind, be
speak the equinoctial storms, and
proclaim that Autumn is here.
Farmers are, and have been busy
for the three last weeks sowing wheat,
and cutting up corn, of which there
is a large crop, IN this vicinity, and
will be more than an average yield.
A little boy of VIM. Kimes, of this
place, was hooked by a COW, the other
day, and though not seriously, was
severely hurt.
Orpheus, a little four year old boy
of Geo. SehOup, aeeidently ran a nee
die into his finger, which caused 81
much Inflammation that modification
supervened, and the finger had to b,
amputated last Sunday.
The Democrats and ''sore heads
are expecting to have a big time herr
next Friday, not only speaking. anC
music, but they, too, are going t.
raise a pole. They are bound t
swim till the water faileth.
The pathognomOnic sign ofa 'sor
head" in this locality is a baeehana
lian hue of the nose, and black eye
J.K.
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These scholarships entitle the pur-
ehasers, or their children, to one, two,
three and four years free tuition, re-
spectively, in any Of the courses laid
down in the curriculum Of Heidelberg
College. A rare opportunity is thus
offered to the citizens Of Tiffin and
Seneca county to obtain, at reason
able price, scholarships in College
whose course OF study, advantages of
appearance, beauty Of location, and
thoroughness Of instruction, compare
favorably with those Of any other col
lege in the country. The price and
terms upon which these scholarships
are issued are such as viii enable ev-
cry family-the poor as well as the
rieh-to secure the advantages Of a
thorough education for their children,
The new edifiee will contain large
boarding hall, rooms for a steward
and family, and dOrmitories for stu
dents. It will be a much needed i'm
prOvement, and quite an ornament tC
the city. "
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GREEN SPRING NEWS.

For some time past the talk has
been the establishing of a printing
Office at this place. Tt has finally
been established, and is under the
control and management of Mrs. Alva
Howe. She is a lady Of considerable
experience, and will undoubtedly do a
good amount of all kinds of job work.
Mr.. F. ]. Wehr, has been building 3
new fence and side walk in 'front.' of
his dwelling, which is a great improve
ment in the looks Ofthat part of town.
Mr.. Searles, formerly of Tifin, has
entered into partnership with Mr..
F. Davis, in his Drug and Grocery
business. Business will be conducted
in the irm-name of Davis & Searles,
About ST o'clock on Tuesday after
afternoon, goodly number of oul
citizens gathered together at the depot
to gaze upon Horace, as he passed
through. He made his appearance
upon the rear platform Of the car, snC
made several bows as the car passed
through. Had he received a very
warm reception, the train no doub
would have come to a halt, but th'
complete failure of the Greeleyites t.
properly cheer him, was sufficient evi
denee that his supporters were Ek'
'angels' visits,n few and far between
A few of those who had marched ant
fought beneath the noble stars ant
stripes in defence of their country, no
having forgotten his late speech a
| Pittsburg without dOubtseized this a
their opportunity for returning the in
suit and did so by deep and mournfu
/ groaHs. We are aware that people gen
orally give vent to their feelings owe
a death or at a funeral, but think tina
silent grief would have answered il
| this case, as we do not believe in per
forming a deed which will help to IN
jure our own cause. NIMRoD.
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rTOMEoPATHIsT. Once and Resldenct
III 6rst door West OF the shawhaE House
Iifiu, Ohio.
Anil IL lS72