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MES ARE ALI DEcrlrfuL Human ma.
,urc is very dcccitful We all hnnbug
other people a. much as We can, and then
end by seeking to humhug ourselves. We
all do that. at times. which We know 20 be
wrong, and yet we argue most ingenious
ly TO convince the public and ourselves
that it is right We play fal.e part in
fact. from the time We begin to reason un-
I'll death ends all our reasoning. aud even
in death. how many act out, with consum-
mate hypocrisy, their assumed character
instead Of their real one - You never
knew n mans temper said Lord Byron,
until You have been imprisoned in a ship
with him , lie is always cnacting the
lamb, whether he be fox or a lion II
is not very fa,tering to think 80 Of human
nature; but it is true-to true to be pooh.
poohcd out Of sad reality.
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A Judge in Indiana threatened to 6ne
a lawyer tor contempt Of court Il have
expressed no contempt for the caurs."
said the lawer; ION the coosrasy. | hase
carefully concealed ny tssliues."
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Selett poetru.
The Last Leaf.
sy OLIVER wESDsLL HOLMES.

sy OLIVER wxSpsLL HoLxss.
I saw him once before,
As he passed by the door,
And again
The pavement stones sesouud
As he to,,ers DER the ground
With his cane.
The say ths, in his prime,
Ere the pruning knife Of Time
Gu, him down,
Not 4 better man was found
BY the Crier on his round
Through the town.
But now he walks the streets,
And he looks at all he meets
Sad and wan,
And he shakes his feeble head,
Tha, II seems as If he said,
They are gone.
The mossy marbles rest
On the lips he has pressed
In their bloom,
And the naincs he loved 10 hear
Have been carved for many year
On the tomb.
My grand-mamma has said
Poor old lady. she is dead
Long ago
That he had a Roman nose,
And his cheek was like rose
In the snow.
But now his nose Is thin.
And il rests upon his chin
Like u staff
And crook is in his back,
Aud melancholy crack
In his laugh.
know IL isa sin
For me TO sit and grin
Al him here
But tho old thrcc-corncred hat.
Aud the breechcs, and all that,
Are so queer
And il | should live TO he
The las, lrsf upon the tree
Ia the spring
Let them smile. n, 10 now
Al the old iorsaken bough
Where cling.
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A popular parlor maguziue--a kerosene
lamp. They furnish reading matter for
the million.
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A fast day does not pass away more
rapidly than any other.
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Middle.o~p's l..ss. slaps-"woods full
sf'sm."
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YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by aeertaIn ptnc.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, tue
effects Of which arc nightly felt, even when AtGep,
and II not cured renders marriage immpOsSibc,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of bis
country, tho darling OF his parents, should be
snAtched from all prospects and Cnjoyments oil
life by the consequences Of dovlating from ihe
path Of nature and indulglng In o certain Aecrtt
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
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IT is said that Senior CASTELAR,, tho Pres.
ident of the Spanish republic, is beginning
already to despair of the new order Of
things. Not only,is the republic violently
aSsailed by the Monarchists, who are con.
stantly promoting tho outbreaks of the
CarlistS, but 1t finds It's worst foes among
those who were Its proIessed friends. The
Communists and Rgrarlans OF the country
arc rising against 1t, and are doing their
utmost to overthrowit These people care
nothing for real liberty, nothing for self
government, or for any social interest
whatever, save what they believe to be
wrapped up in their wild theories Of the
rights Of property. They ruined the repub.
lie Of France in 1s4S, and they came near
running that which sprang out Of the over.
throw OF the empire Of Sedan, and which
NJ. Thiers was scarcely able to save from
their violence. They are tho worst enc.
mics Of the republican cause to DO found
in Europe. They arc against every form
Of government but their impraCticable
Commune, and against all social order
which recognizes the existence Of accu-
INFLATED capital. It is not matter OF
surprise that the President Of the Spanish
Republic threatens to resign his office
amidst the great discouragements which
arc springing up around him. With in.
surgent Carlists and insurgent Commun-
Its continually in arms against him, In
addition to all his other troubles, no mi.
urally has faint hopes for the new govern.
ment.
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SENATOR JOHN 7. LEWIS, Of Virginia,
has been before the Southern Claims
Commission, rs q witness in behalf Of
himself and partner, in support OF a
claim for payment for supplies taken by
the Union army, IN Rockingham county,
Va. The Senator, in explaining his con-
neCtion with an iron foundry, which held
contracts with tho ConGederacy during
the war, was led into an interesting state
ment Of tho secession movement in his
native State. he was delegate 10 the
State convention in 1861, and explained
how majority OF Union delegates carried
the State into separation at last under the
feeling created by President LinCOln's
call ior militia TO suppress insurreCtion.
Only three delegates held out TO the last,
of whom General Jubal Early was one
and Lewis another. Early, however, gave
In so iar Us to sign the ordinance, but
LOWS refused to the end. The Senator
succeeded in showing that in taking a
government contract, no and his North
crn partner kept their iron foundry IN
their own hands, and rendered much less
service to the Conicderacy than would
have resulted from tho operation Of the
foundry under seizure by Confederate
officers 1t was shown in evidence that
tho detail provisions Of tho rebel conscript
act was used 10 keep considerable mum.
Der of ablc.bodied UnionistS out Of the
rebel ranks.
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THE DANBURY News MAN. - Mr..
James Montgomery Bailey, Of the Dan
bury NctrS, whose good things, accredited
to that paper or not credited, are found in
all the journals, is native Of Albany, and
was born in 194l. His. father was killed
when James was o child. His mother af.
terward married gentleman from Rome,
N. Y, and at that place, and in Albany,
the family lived until 1860, when they
moved to Danbury, Conn. At this time
James was eighteen years Of age. Hehad
free range Of the public schools, though at
that time, like most boys, he preferred
business. He checked this inclination,
however, and remained at school until
his arrival at Danbury, where he
worked with his step.iather at carpentry
until August, 1909. Then came tho war,
and with It the Dsnbury BOY took his frat
practical lessons in original competition,
sending letters homo from the field. He
returned, and with friend bought two
Danbury papers, out Of which he made
the Danbury Ne,oS. The paper was
made strictly local, and 1t was not long
before people discovered that one good
paper was better than two poor ones.
All this time the local notices which
have since made such reputation, were
slipping into the paper from timo to time,
and 1t soon became the fashion to copy
them. Mr.. Bailey is married man, but
has no children living.
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TIE following statement, which VIC
find in most OF tho New York papers, al
fords striking illustration OF the rate Of
interest which has been eXtorted in New
York for year past from needy corpora
lions ana their brokers: "Messrs. Tanner
Il Co. have secured an injunction restrain.
ing p. A. II. jackson, broker, from selling
colatCrals for two loans amounting to
$3.50, 900. These wero made March IS
and April 2, 1879, and the plaintiffs aver
they have since paid tho defendant sums
in all amounting to $102,744, in the ma
ture OF interest. A transaction like this
brought to light kills oil attempts TO
amend the uSury laws, though, as mat.
ter OF fact, it proves tho folly Of the usury
laws as they exist in this State, Tor here
both parties violate them-the one from
necessity, and the other IRON greed
Better always submit to tho inevitable
thin pay interest like this, for, sooner or
later, the inevitable will come, with such
a load TO carry"
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IT is author itatively announced in Eng
land that the acquisition Of the railways
by the State is now seriously engaging
the attention of tine Government. One Of
the Cabinet Ministers is said to be investi'
eating the subject, with the aid ofseveral
other officials and railroad experts, In or
der to arrive at conclusions as regards
time and terms Of purchase. A beginning
is looked for next year, the purpose being
to try the system first with the Irish rail-
roads. If the negotiation can be salts
factorily perfected the larger operation Of
acquiring the English roads Is expected
to follow. The enormous power lodged
in the hands of the Government by su.
preme control over the whole OF the rail-
road lines seems to be regarded by many
without dismay, yet the Importance oil
this consideration some thinkers find pre-.
eminent.
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THAT good old man, Pro Mono, seems
about to resign his earthly temple, let US
hope, for house not made with hands
eternal in the heavens. His Pontiflcate
has been marked by vicissitudes, more
mOmentous and significant than that Of
any other primate. He has lived TO hear
his own countrymen, devout Catholics,
pronounce the divorce Of the spiritual
and temporal powers Of the Church, in
spite of all he could do 10 prevent 1t. He
opposed the tradition Of the papacy to
tho progressive liberalism OF modern
thought, and suffered tho humiliation OF
realizing how impotent they were to ar
rest It's onward march. But spite OF all
his mistakes, no PORE ever enjoyed to a
greater extent the respect and popularity
which all men yield as a willing homage
to unidentified personal character and
sincere plety.
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THE gross earnings in March OF
eighteen of the leading railway lines
west amounted to $O,G77,774, being an
increase over those OF the corresponding
month Of last year OF 81, 19S,s5l. The
gross receipts oil tho last three months
exceed those OF corresponding time of
1872 by g, 800, G29-equal to an average
annual increase Of $0,31s,4s9.
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IT appears from Havana dispatch this
morning that O'KELIY, the " Y. HerOId'
Commissioner" is not in any danger Of
losing his life. He violated the ussges Of
war, but his trial Is to be more Tor the
sake OF form than for anything else.
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"a WAR OF RACES" has sprung up In
Grant Parish, Louisiana, and blacks and
whites are contending for the possession
of the parish seat of government which
is named Colax. What 1t Ia all about
we have seen as yet no intelligent explain
alton.
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THE Akron Beacon says that General
Ton EWING will be the next Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio and will
be elected, too. unless the Republican
party in It's official utteranCes rGpudiates
corruptionists with IN emphasis that can.
moi be misunderstood.
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TIM BuCkhannon Delta says Judge
CAMDEN Of Harrison is the author Of the
Liquor Law, and did much TO secure Its
passage.
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Our poetic and artistic friend, JOHN l..
COLE Of Charleston, was appointed State
Librarian Thursday by the tbogus) Board
oil Public Works.
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NOTICE.-THOSE INDEBTED
In 70 tho subscriber arc hereby notified that
their accounts have boon made out, and payment
can DO made on the ID day Of JanHAry, fe72.
To prevent any confusion, proper officers will
bO in attendance, and no fear need DO entertained
by Interested parties OF any dlSaRreeAble eonPe
QuGuees on account Of the Tush. Only limited
number can DO admitted At ume-the doors
opening inward; the prCcautlon being deemed
past year BY Ate
iAnl CHAs II BRRRY
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FARM FOR SALE.


oiIct for phle the Farm on which now
reside, situated In MArahAll county, w. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel.
Ing, on or near the FAlImOnt Pike, containing
los acres Of Arst.class land, nearly all Of which
Is In 1nO state Of cultivation. The improve.
mentB are all OF tho best, consisting OF = Brick
house containing eleven rooms, with AL the
conyenicnceB needfll. A large cisteFn supplies
1t with oil tho water for which rain water 10 need.
ed. There ie also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within 0 short distance Tho said land 10
well watOred, and never failing well at the barn
There 10 o good Vineyard Of CAtAWb0 and Con.
cord Grapes, and o large number Of tho best &C.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost oil the frat quality OF
ANAL fruit grown in this part Of tho country.
ANY peEsOn desiring 4 good homo near TO the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
Will do well 70 call on tho subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
ia7-d&W n. T. WAYMAN.
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THE Ohio Legislature costs $500 per
day, and the Akron Beacon complains
that the members don't earn It.
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STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling 10.
land. Price from 600 to $1,000 each.
1'HRNg-0nc-fourth cash; the residue In equal
InStaluents 1t one, two and three years, with in.
forest. mo. P. alLCHRIST,
amin At Tim Mil.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L County, West Virginia.
Martha Knox's ExecnLorH

Martha Knox's Executors
Charles Able and wife Il al.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, In tho State Of West Virginia, made
and entered on the S0th day OF October, 1879, In
the above entitled cause In the IAld Court pend.
Ing, will Oh
THURSDAY, the 1St day of May, 49,.
ut 10 O'Clock A. n, at the front door Of the Cohr!
House Of Ohio county, sell at public auction all
that tract or parcel Of land now occupied by the
said Charles Able, situate south OF Wheeling
Creek, adjoining lands oil Mrs. Emma B. Carter,
George Roberts and William Goshorn, and bound
cd and described 90 follows, via: Beginning at q
sugar tree stump, an original sugar IrOe corner
OF surveys made for Edward Calhoun and James
Caldwell respectively, thence with line be.
tween eRld surveys 3. 49k degrees, &. 3 30.lOO
pOos to the south side Of what 10 called tho Hub.
bard road, and with the same N. AK degrees, K
% pOlOs, N. IS degrees, Z. - poles, N. 62H de-.
grGeg, RSSt q $500 poles, thence leaving ERId
road N, 10 degrees, W. 81 60.l00 poles 10 an
original llho between tho Calhoun and Smith
tracts, and with tho EamG s. 20 degrees. W. rs
pocs to the beginning; containing i've acres
and i've poles, and being tho same tract or par.
col OF land conveyed 10 said Charles Able by
decd OF Martha Knox bearing date tho lst day OF
January A. D. 1857, and Of record in the clerks
ONCE OF tho County Court Of Ohio county In
Deed Book No. 81, folio 1877, together with all the
tho BRme.
Trims OF SALE-one- fourth orFo much more
OF the purchase money 90 the purchaser or pur.
ChAsOrs may elect to pay In cash, and tho residue
In three equal inatGllments Of six, Twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of sale, the pur.
chaser giving security for the payment Of tho de-
teTed ingtallments and interest on the Fame
from tho day Of sale, to DO approved by the Com.
missioner hereinafter named.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner
GEO. A. wICRHAM, Auctioneer. mSr49
A GARD.
Having sold our leo Houses 10 Mr. Conrad
sei6ert, Wo would respectfully recommend him
TO ell our old customers, feeling satisfied he will
supply them With good article OF pure Ice.
GEO. sCHELLHASE.
J. BEDILION.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1873.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Law
and Miscellaneous Books.
PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
DtEuBt dated November 80, 1879, made by N.
Richardson and wife, and duly recorded, the
undersigned trustee win, on
TUESDAY, APRIL a. 1879,
sell at public auction at tho Court House Of
Ohio county, In tho city Of Wheeling, the un'
sold portion OF the law library oil the late N.
Richardson, Esq, deceased. Also at the same
place, Mr.. Richardson's largo. pfivatC miScel'
lGneouS library, embracing many rare and Valu'
able works.
ThS sale will Discontinued from day to day and
To such other place, II deemed adVlSAble, - may
hereafter DO determined.
Catalogues may DO had on application to tho
a. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
Law ONCE cor. 9TH and Monroe BtS, Wheeling
West Va. mAra
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THREE MILEIcE.

Having purchased the Three Mile Ice Housos
Of Geo. 5chellhouBe and ]. BedIlIOn, would re-
specially announce 10 tho citizens Of Wheeling
that am now prepared TO supply them prompt:
ly with good pure leo,
mAr9i CONRAD sRIBRRT.
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MFRS. Q, MCCOY, 14S MAIN ST.,
Keeps 4 full assortment Of LAGOS, Trimming.
Gloves, CorSetS, including Mrs. Moody's Rbdonn.
inRl COTPetg, Gents and LadIea' Hosiery. Hand.
kerc and all articles Gppertaining TO Complete
assortment o. Fancy Goods. OideES for any.
thing In her line promptly attended to- Ladies'
desiring 10 purchase handsome Winter CloAkg or
Waterproois would do well 70 examine her stock
before making selections ellGWhGrO. Octl3
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Special Notices.
VKTHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

Tho Spring Torn opens MONDAY, April 18th
Pupils will DO received In tho Preparatory, AGA
dsmic, Collegiate, Music or AIT Department.
New clAsles will be organized. For terms OF
tuition, admission, &c, apply to the President,
PROF. W. Il. NORTON. aps-dAw
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DyrICE, No. IL Quincy street.
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TOR SALE-OPTICAL 6 MUSIC
= Store. Established % years. With the
intention Of retiring from business offer for
sale my well established Optical and Music
Store, With stock and 1xtures. It 10 in the beat
business portlonof the city, has large run OF
first class customers In % well a. out Of tho city
MRS. JOS. CARTWRIGHT,
maI2l P.O. Box 2qA
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Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons. Lon.
don, graduate nom one Of the most eminent
Colleges In tho United States, and tho greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
has effected some OF the most astonishing cure,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed ct sudden sounds, bashiul.
meas, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
times with arrangement Of mind, were Cund
Immediately.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

MENTALLY.-The fearf1l effect on the mind is
much 70 be dreaded-LoBs Of Memory, Confusion
Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil FOrebpd
ings, Aversion to Society, Self Dlstrust, Love
produced.
Thousands Of persons OF all ages car now
Judge what is the cause Of their declining health,
loaing their vigor, becoming weak, p9lC, re'.
vous and emaclGted, having singular appear.
ance About the eyes, cough and symptoms Of
Nona1mnflOn
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reflect that q sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary regulates to promote cOnnublAl hap,
plneSs. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes O weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
tho melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes bllphtgd with our own,
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
Tho many thousands cured at this establish
mcnt within the last twenty years, and tho mum
eEOuB important 9urgicsl Operations performed
BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters o.
tho Sun, and many other papers, notices o.
which appeared again and again before the pub
lie, besides bis Standing as gentleman Of thar
aeter and responsibility, is sufficient guaranty
10 the afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. jani7
, 1873-12-20

tors, which aro misoa1lod accidents, arc
tho inevitable reHnlts Of carofully-proparotl con~
dit1ons. Ih'B circular from tho Government Inns
olicited much CONFRONT from tho gl!Bh prcgs,
which o7l1ontly reflect popular determination
to bring tho railroads to roason. Many plans aro
proposed for tho Government regulation which
is threatened. Ono principle moosa with grcnt
favor. It 1s, Tint to kill passenger must bo
made much moro costly to tito railroni co1,pa.
MICS than to tako tho PRECAUTIONS which would
prcvont bis boing killed. Another il tint tic
public should bo given somo speedy means OF
recovering damages for loasos by ,lnp1,nctuaIity,
dotentions, aud tho like. Moro extreme meas-
1iros aro proposed, such aa tho assumption by
tho Government Of powers to compel tho COM
panios to doublo their linos when It may bo
necessary and to bring thoir equipment gonor-
ally up to the requirements Of public safety and
convenience. II is interesting to reflect, In COLI
motion with this mattor, that tho supervision
md regulation Of railway corporations by tho
State ia cycry day growing moro into popular
favor in England, Oormany. md tho Uuitcd
Staten.
, 1873-12-20

An Important though not altogethor unex-
psotad, item Of nows will bo found this n,orntuo
In tho announcement that tho Western Union
Telegraph Company las secured lcaso of tho
Pacido i Atlantic Telegraph Company, which
owns 5000 miles Of line, running from Pits
burgh to New York, Now orloans, Memphis.
Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Dubuque, and St,
Paul. Tho Western Union already owned
nearly tlroe-quartora Of tho stock. which
amounts to s2,00o,00o, aud, as tic terms
OF tho lenso require TINT they shall nav
only per cont OIL tho stock, the Company
will only noad to pay about 320,U00 year out
B'de Of Western Union stockholders Tho ro-
coipta Of tho Pacific d Atlantio Inca hayo
been about S500,00o year, and Us President
Orson estimates that tho Western Union Com
panY Gun run the additional limos at 50 per cent.
tho lease is expected to add largely to tho
revenues Of the Company. THO Western Union
has nov but two competitors, viz. tho Atlantic
4 Pacific, running from New York to Boston,
Washington, Baltimore, Buffalo, Cleveland;
Chicago, omaha. aud San francisco, and tho
Q1oat Western, running to Milwaukee, Omaha,
Springfield, Peoria. aud into Nebraska.