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lively small fire great amount of power
can DO obtained, and It has been prac'
tically shown that with the water 81 a
temperature Of 9l9 degrees Fahrenheit
or the boiling point, a pressure OF Sky;
five pounds 70 the square inch IS obtained
on the 7apor boiler, and OF course II a
greater heat Is applied 10 the water the
Yspor pressure will increase proportion
stely, 1t should be mentioned that the
chemical preparation is used over many
times, as the vapor, after passing through
the cylinder Of the engine, passes into a
condenser, and is then returned TO the
boiler to be used again. The waste oil
chemical material Is said TO be very
small. 1t is estimated that at least two
thirds OF the amount OF fuel can be saved
BY the use of this invention, but the exact
amount can be better determined alter
further experiment. Alr. Wells has been
at work eight years in pertecting this
apparatus, and Judging from the test Of
Saturday his labor and pains have not
been thrown away. The engine is TO be
put in daily use at the planning mill oil
David Bufflm, on Front street, Salem, in
a short time, and all interested can have
an opportunity to judge Of the merits oil
the invention for themselves.
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Lack OF Thought in Simple Acts Of
Life.


Herbert Spencer In Popular Science Aonthly.)
We have but 10 observe human action
US it meets US ut every turn 10 SEQ that
the average intelligence, incapable OF
guiding conduct even in simple matters
where but very moderate reach Of reR.
son would suffice, must fall in apprehend.
ing with due clearness the natural sane
tiOns OF ethical principles The unthink--
ing aptitude with which even the. routine
of lie is carried on by the mass OF mel
shows clearly that they have nothing like
the insight required Tor self.guidAnce IN
the absence OF an authoritative code Of
conduct. Take days experience and
observe the lack OF thought indicated
from hour 10 hour. ..
You rise in the morning, and, whilo
dressing, take a phial containing tonic,
of which little has been prescribed iOr
you; but after the first few drops have
been counted succeeding drops run down
the side of the phial-all because the lip
is shaped without regard to the require
ment. Yet millions Of such phials are
annually made by glass makers and sent
out by thousands Of druggists; go small
being the amount Of sense brought to bear
on business. Now, turning to the looking.
glass, you find that, II not Of the best
make, Il fails to preserve the attitude in
which you put il; or, il what is called a
"box" looking.glaSs, you see that the
maintenance OF It's position IS insured by
an expensive appliance that would
have been supeIauous had a little
reason been used. Were the adjust.
ment such that the center Of gravity
of the glass came in tho line joining the
points Of support (which would be quite
us easy an adjustmenO, the glass would
remain steady IN whatever attitude you
gave 1t. Yet year alter year tens Of thou
sans of looking glasses are made without
regard TO so simple q need. Presently
you go down to breakfast, and taking
some Harvey or other sauce with your
FISH find the bottle has a defect like that
which you found in the phial-it Is sticky
from the drops which trickiG down, and
occasionally stain the table cloth. Here
arc other groups Of traders similarly SO
economical OF thought that they do
nothing to reclify this Inconvenience.
Having breaktasted, you take up the
paper, and, before sitting down, wish to
put some coal on the fire. But the lump
YOU seize with the tongs slips out Of them,
and If large, you make several attempts
before you succeed in lifting tall be-
cause the ends Of the tongS are smooth.
Makers and vendors of flre.irons 60 on,
generation after generation, without meet.
ing this evil by the simple remedy Of
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Concerning Mail Facilities on the
II, 4 O, Railroad.

We we're favored with q call yesterday
from Mr.. L. SPAETH, Of the P. o. Depart
ment, Chief Clerk Of the Railway Mail
Service, from whom VIC learn that the
purposes Of the Department touching the
way mail from this city East have been
misunderstood. 1t was not intended, he
saws, to take the way mail Oh the train
which now leaves the city at 1O:4OA. NJ
and put it on the train leaving between
five and sixP.M. The way mail is still
to DO carried as now on tho 1910 A. NJ
train, and an additional mail Is 10 be
made up for the $40 train, to be dis
uibutcd at prominent points along the
linz. Thus matter for delivery between
this city and Grafton would be put of at
Grafton and brought back and distributed
by the train which leaves Grafton Tor
this city about eight next morning.
In regard to the matter OF an earlier
train, Mr.. srAETu says it is entirely at the
discretion OF the railway company wheth'
cr one will be put on or not, as the con-
tract of the Department with the company
obliges the latter only TO carry the malls
On such trains as it may run and does mol
bind it to run trains in such way as the
p. 0. Department may require for the ad'
yau,ageous transmission Of the mails. In
this aspect Of the case, our citizens must
look 10 the railroad company. MIR
SPAETH assures us oil the readiness oil the
postal authorities to put the mails on m
early train il the railroad company can be
induced to run one. The company
knows its own interests, We presume, bet
ter than any one else; but we believe II
would promote them best, present and tu'
turc, by making an effort to accommodate
the people who depend on its lineior mail
supplies. Those people in this city ana
all along the line arc patrons oil the rail-
road company and their good willis worth
having. To the people OF this city it looks
rs ifthc train that is now sent out at 1O:4t
A. NJ. could almost as well be sent out foul
or five hours earlier. The connection II
now makes at Benwood cannot be very
advantageous TO either company or pass
engers, for not being through train the
passengers who take it must lie over for
such a train either at Grafton or Cumber-
berland. If the Railroad Company could
change that to an carly train, or put on
one TO run as IN accommodation to Graf
ton, the present hitch in mail arrange
ments.Tould be rcmedied, and the public
would feel that the Railroad Company
had really exerted itself TO accommodate
them. The Company is just now about
10 ask fresh lavors at the hands of this
community, and it would incline many 10
feel more kindly towards its application
if it showed some disposition to oblige
our people in matters that affect their
business like this of mail facilities.
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A new POWER,

An Invention for which Wonderful
ThtnGO are CIaimed..A Great Fuel
Saver.
prom tho Boston Globe, July ~ -..
1Er. William Wells, of, Salem, has Just
perfected an apparatus fer Tu6dihg eta.
lionHty or locomotive engines by Vapor
power, which, II ii filfiIs all that isHex-
pCCted Of II, will entirely revolutionize
the method Of running engines Of every
description. The new apparatus was
set up q lew days ago, and on Saturday
afternoon It was put In practical opera
ton, for the first time, in the presence OF
several gentlemen well VeFSed In ma
chineEy and the application Of power.
The working Of the engine was entirely
satisfactory, and all present expressed
themselves highly pleased with the sue
cess OF tho inYGption, which had been
considered by all but the designer as an
experiment,
The whole apparatus Is very simple in
construction, and the new power can be
applied to any engine. The whole pecu-
liarity in construction Is m the boiler; the
engine being precisely like any other, and
the vapor being conveyed to the cylinder
Of the engine Just the same as steam. The
boiler Is an upright one, and is really
tdottbk boiler; that Is, it has two heads Of
each end, one a feu inches from the 9th
or. The two chambers thus formed, one
at each end Of the boilers, arc filled with
water, and are connected BY tubes, which
are for the circulation Of water between
the two chambers. The second or inner
boiler, that between the two inner heads,
Is filled with a preparation Of bisulphide
Of carbon, the VapOr from which Il the
motive power and takes the place Of steam
Beneath the boiler Is q small fire box,
from which hHe8 run up through the two
boilers TO the smoke pipe. These flues
pass inside Of the tubes already mentioned
and the IRE IN passing through heats the
chemicals. BY this arrangement Il will
be seen hat he bisulphjde IN the inner
boiler FOoSites The EeqHisite amount of heat
without coming N direct contact with the
fire fues, as the water, as has been explain.
cd, Is kept In circulation through the tlues.
Mr.. Wells claims that with compare
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TIE August number OF LiPptncotFS
Magazine, contains the second portion Of
1.-THE New Hyperion" record OF jour
ney from Paris to Marty by the way Of
the Rhine. The illustrations to this serial
arc from the pencil of Gustave Dore, and
are prolusely scattered through the text,
giving pictorial form to many Of the most
notable incidents and striking passages.
The same number presents, among va
rety OF interesting contributions, the sew.
enth and eighth chapters Of Mrs. IOwiu's
description Of life and scenery in the Ty.
rol, an article on deGr.parks by Reginald
Wynford, an account Of visit to the in
terror of Japan, a paper on the fruits and
flowers OF the tropics, by Mrs. Fannie r.
Feudge, and the continuation Of Mr..
Blacks serial novel, A Princess Of
Thule" Several interesting stories and
charming poems complete. A very at
tractive number. leg
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SoMR 12 to Is gentlemen, principally
from Wheeling, arrived in this vicinity, u
few days ago, and have taken up their
quarters in a house prepared for their
reception, opposite the Hanging Rocks.
Their object ia bass fishing, and are well
furnished with supplies and the necessary
appurtenances for their object. We arc
told their reels are superb, and with an
extra boat, the bass, probably, will drop
into tho boat as soon as their eyes light
on the reels. We hope they may have q
pleasant time-R0mney IAtelligeHccr.
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T INDsLEY INSTITUTE.

ThiS school has been In continuous and sue,
ceSstu operation during the part year, and 10, as
was before stated in these columns, = permanent
CT. During the summer vacation the building
viii be thoroughly repaired. ThOlocAtiOu corn.
CT OF Finh and CentrO gGtrectBl 10 quiet and
The next term opens September 10Th. For terms
and other information apply to the Principals.
JAMES WATSON.
JH JOHN N. RUTCuISON.
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THE Nashville Banner says: General
D. II. Fin, late editor Of the Land W.
Lone, who has been chawed up by Parson
Brownlow, compares the "SaOuth" TO
Poland, dcspises the 'Nawth, and sends
his boy to the United States Naval School
at ANNAPOLIS"
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REnovAL.-The Business oflce Of the 1ATEL'
L,sEXcEa has been removed 70 tho lower door,
three doors cast Of former quAEtarS, Quincy
street, between Main and Market, dt being the
corner room next the Nlley,) where the pEOPietoFs
will be happy to sec and serve their friends and
patrons.
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DIED.

sCHOPPER,-On Sunday, July 90. 1873, En-.
IA sIHoPrER. aged . years.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, July
92d, at 3P. NJ, from the residence OF her father
on Main street, near foot OF John street. Friends
Of tho family are respectfully invited to attend.
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MERIT wALLACE.-on Thursday after
noon, July II. 1873 at the residence OF the brdal
mother, by Prof C. l.. LooS, Mr.. Il. N. MERIT
OF BcIlaIrc, Ohio. and Miss J. Z. WALLACE, Oi
StcubepVilie, Ohio.
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local reporter Of the Springfield RepuJH-
can:
"Muggins is dead. His young life
went Out suddenly about o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, taking with it $l5 cash.
'Muggins,' said his owner, was no ordi-
nary dog; II he had fault it was too much
firmness, and when he got hold OF one OF
those young ores in Tasks block, as he
did almost every day, nothing short Of
nitro. glycerine would shake him off, On
that fatal afternoon Muggins sauntered
down the railroad, looking for boy. One
stOodin . doorwEy-a 'plumped.legged,
mature babe-and Muggins resolved to
wait Tor him. As We have said before,
Muggins was set in his way; he lay down
on the track with one eye on that boy.
Presently the down train hove in sight.
Mugglns was not going to get up-let the
train turn out II It wanted 10. Nearer
Numbered and glittercd the engine; the
boy came out step; Muggins got up; the
boy went back again; Muggins lay down
again-and in an instant his poor mangled
body was hurled into the ditch by tho
track.side. The boy who had iEnOcGntly
caused the slaughter ran to the dying dog
and reached down TO him; slowly the iron
Jaw shut on the plump hand, look oil
unutterable satisfaction lighted up his
blazing eyes, AMI Muggins was dead.
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Cincinnati Wesleyan College,

RHv. L. Il. BUGBRE, DID,, PRECEDENT.
Tha T1Irty.Eeoond Year will open Sept. II.
This Is the frst chartered eoI!I1S for young no
man in the United States. Pour hundred and
lZAtion. II has magHI fetHt structure, entirely
furnished. Departments: !. Primary; 2. AGA
nEMIC; 3. CoLLEGlATE; 4. MODERN LANGUAGES;
5. CoLLEGE OF Music; 6. ACADEMY OF DEslGN;
Z, COLLIuEoP Accounts; SIS. 8. NORMAL: Send
10 the President, Cincinnati, o., for an illsIa'
ted catalogue. Jy2I,au549
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
OH.a y C,,,Ib PrsI.-:.L o..
DIR, JOHNSON

DIR. JOHNSON
Has discovered the mott Certain. ene.I, -,
only RGectuAl Remedy In the World for %d. Iu
ness Of the Back or Limbs, StrieturcS. G6ertioIA.
OF tho Kidneys and Bladder, InvoluntITT nj.
charges, ImpOtency, General Debility, Etrytr.
ness, Dyspepsia, LanRuor, Low Splits, Com,
sion u Idcaa, PIlpitition Of the Hear, TELL
~, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight CjlddIbs..
Diseases OF tho Head. Throat, Nose OF SFiS AZ
!ectlons Of the Liver, Lungs, stomach or BoS'ai.
those Terrible Disorders arising nom soIIH,1
HAbits Of Youih-sECRET and solitary p!St;isSs
more fatal 70 thCIs victims than the SSnRs Of ~
syrens 70 &c AnElnoi1 q VgaseI, bliehtinT
dering marriage. &C., impossible.
YOUNG MIN
Especially, who have been the victims Of Sot
n Vice, that dreadful and deS1uctiVe hSS,,
which annually sweeps TO An untInely Vr1vS
Thousands OF Young Men OF tho most efSltsS
talent and brilliant intellect, who might otbSS.
WiSo have entEAnced listening senGtes WITH he
thunder Of eloquence, or walked to ecstIrV tbS
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men eontemplsuns
Marriage, being aware OF PhyIieal WeikneSS'
organic debility, deiormlties, speedily cuFgd
he who places himself under tho eare OF In
j., may rel Iouily conads in his honor % zen.
tlemAn, and confidently rely upon his skill 4 4
pD' ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Pull ViEor restored
This distressing Affection, which renders liz
miserable and Marriage impossible, 10 the penal.
~ paid BY the victims Of Improper induRSnos
Young peTBOnB are too ApttO commit exeesSei
nom NOT being aware Of the dreadful eonSSQuen
ceS that may enSue. Now, who that undetsiGndI
tho subject will pretend to deny that the poReI
OF procere0tion Il lost sooner BY those hllirI
into improper habits than by the prudent Be
sides being deprived Of the pleasure Of HEALTHY
offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms Of both body and mind arise, II,
System becomes DeEAnged, tho Physical and
Mental Functions weakened, loSS Of Procra
i've Power, Nervous JITit9bilitY. DyEpOpEi
PAlpatAtion OF the Heart Indigestion, ConBtita
hOnal Debility, q wasting Of the Frame, COuHh
CnDRutDDtInn 0aclV and Death
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K EEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
Kraft's Diarrhea Compound

A SAFE, SurS and EpEtdv Cure Tor Diarhca,
DysenteFy, Cholera 4orbus, Summer Complaint,
&C. This medicine 10 used and endorsed by a
SiioS ever intToSusscd. No CuTE. 10 sI PAY.
McCABE, KRAFT s. CO., Proprietors,
jc2O Wheeling, ", Va.
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Special Noclcos.
Centaur Liniment.

kfAF%rPTo syclliDEs, caked.breast, sCAldS,
burns, salt. rheun, car.achc, &c, upon the human
frame, and OF rprains, SPAWN, gals, &C, upon
animals In one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. lisa counter
IrrIiant, an allheslipg pain relicycr. CrIpplcs
throw away their clutches, the lame walk, pol
ponous bite. arc rendered harmless and the
wounded arc healed without q, Hr. 1t Is no
hRmbus Tho recipe Is published around each
bottle. Itfs selling as no article ever oCtoresod,
and II sells beeauseit does just what protCnds
to do. Those who now sufFer from rheumatism,
pain or swelling, deserve to suffer II they will
not nee CentAur Imminent, More than 1000 ceE-
tiGeatts Of remarkable cures. including rr1zen
limbs, chronic heumatisn, gout, running tn
mors, &C., have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &c f,
gratis, to any one requesting. One bottle Of IT,,
the yellow wrapper Centaur LInIment, ls worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or swcenicd
horses and mules, or for Ecrew.worrA IN sbccp,
Stock owuers-this Imminent is worth your a,tcu.
ton Nofamlly should DO without CcntAur Lin
lment J. B. RosE &'Co,, New York. Iy3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n GOD AS THE BEST AND CHEAP
VI AS TIE CHRAPBST.-The nndtrdRpSS11
IL prepared TO manufacture PAPER FL0Uht
SACKS Of all RIleS, Gs good as the best ano y
reasonable pFlcoG. Capacity Of works, a,0UO pe
day. Give me trial ~
want TO purchase old pAperB, rags OF 81
kinds, old books, &c Highest market prices
paid. j. p. BARRETT,
jys9 Biddle street, Centre Wheeling.
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE

? DR.. j. addresses all those Who have ipIu,,,
themselves by improper indulgence and Solin,T
habits, which ruin both body and mind, ulittlnI
them for either business, study, Hoclely or nT
These arc some Of the sad and melancholy Of
fleets produced BY early habiis Of youth, w
Weakness Of the BSeE and Limbs Pains Ii i9t
or, FlpltatiOn Of the Heart, DyBpesiA, EefroS,
Derangement Of the DlVes,Te
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of CO...
NExTAILY.-The fearful effect on the MID I,
much 10 be dreaded-LoSs Of Memory, Cunlu,ot
OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, RYil FO,est
iDgB, Aversion 70 Society, Self DistEust, Love
Of Solitude, Timidity, &C, are come Of theeT.
produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages cat Low
Judge what Is the cause Of their declining heGIiA
losing their HeorI becoming weak, pale tri.
Vous and emAciated, having a singular Appgr
Ance about the EYES, cough and symptoms o.
EnnRumotiou
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

ID great popularity IL due to the fact, that It
Is the PURISF, CHKGPEsF and Best BAKING Pow
"a" IcCABE, KRAFT 5 CO. ProprIelor,
myig - Wheeling, ". Va.
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MARRIAGE,

necessary requisites % promote conn1bA hap
plnees. Indeed, without these the journey
through HE becomes weary pilgrimage; tie
prospect hourly daTEGns 10 the view; The MID
becomes Swallowed with despair and Oiled viii
the melancholy reflection that the hIpptlts, d
another heoOmeB hllNhiph With Our own.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy RAlI.f EoF5YounG Men from the et'
ieets OF RIrors and AbusGa OF carly life; Man
moved New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
ireS, u seAled envelopes ADDRESS, HOWARD
ASS0ClATION, No. South Ninth ~, PhilA-
talon Tor honorable conduct and professional
akn. Jy746Av
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THR PRESS.

u ENDORSEMENTS OF THB PRESS.
Tho many thousands cured a. thIs etIApi!
ment within tho last twenty years, and the III
erous important Surgical Operations perO'ss
tic Sun, and many other papers, nodod 3
which appeared again and again before the p't
lie, besites his standing ~ gentleman Of "a
Gcter and responsibility, Is q sufficient Grt'It'!
toth6 AFFLICTED.
Skin diseases speedily cared. vi;
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate nom one OF the most emlbet,
Colleges In thu United States, and the create
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elseTkefe,
has effected some e the most astonishing care,
ever known. Many troubled with ringing IL
the head and ears when asleep, great leTTou,'
ness, being alarmed at gudden sounds, bashiul.
ness, with frequent blushlnG, attended souy
times with arrangement Of mind, were cuied
Immediately.
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For Sale,
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling 10.
land. Price from 800 70 $1,000 each.
TEHn-One-louIth cash, the residue in equal
instSllments at one, two and three Year,, with In
te,est JNO. P. GILCHRIsT,
amin At Top NH.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain pK
tice indulged In when alone, habit treQusatJ
learned nom evil companions OF a. school, tx
effects ofwhIch are nightly ielt, oven when I.iUp
and II not cured renders marriage immpOs.!bt,
Ind destroys both mind and body, should Spply
Immediately.
What . pity that q young man, the hop, ola
country, the darling Of his parents, s6ouN X
suatchGd nom all prospects and enjoynena o.
life by the consequences Of dcVIAti1g from As
path Of nature and lndulging IN certain Setrti
habit. Such persons must, before contemplate
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TRUE TO THE LAsT-Among all the
dog stories OF the season there are few
which can rival in tender palhOs this NJ
fecting obituary tribute, prepared by the
local reporter OF the Springfield RepuJH-