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GOING NoRTH-Inciuding all places sup
Wnvne RI. R., closes at 1000 a. m.
GOING sOUTH-l. Including Cincinnati
and all points beyond, closes at 5:O0 a. m.
Inclusiing all places supplied from the
CINCINNATI Railroad, 600 p. m.
GOING EAST-Includtng all places sup
2 plieA 4rom the Columbus h. H.. anu
m Eastern and Central States, closes NJ
road, closes 500 .. m.
GOING VEST. Including indianapolis
and all points beyond, closes 1000 g. M;
2. same as above, CLOSES 700 p. M; 8. IN :
Guiding all points supplied by the lndt-
annapolis Railroad, 800 p M
oBChicago and all points west anu north-
west, closes 700 p. m.
To Webster Williamsburg and Bloomings-
port, on Tuesday, Thursday ana Satur-
day, at 300 p. m.
To Cox,s Mills White Water, Bethel and Ar
.ba, on Monday, "Wednesday and friday
NJ 13.0O m.
10 Arlington, Clifton and Liberty, on Mon
day and Friday. at 100 a. m.
To Boston, Beechymire, Goodwin's Corner:
Friday, at 1880 m.
MAILS ARE OPEN
At 500 a. m. from Indianapolis and Gncin-
natl and beyond.
At Wa0 q; m, g, m from Cincinnati way an"
A. 40 .. M. from East via Columbus Rail-
road, and Dayton and Xenia Railroad
At TOO D. m. from North, VIA chicago Rail-
road and Fort Wayne Railroad.
At 500 o. m. from Indianapolis and beyond.
once open from 700 q. m. to 7:3O p: m-
On Sunday, from $50 TO 1880 a. m.
Nae Is74 b. w. DAVIS. p. NJ.
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A young man with speculation in
Tndisnapoiis the other day. and % asied d
81, 900 would cost. He explained that
he had bought some real estate, and
that, as future payment would crowd
him some. he thought to realize
enough on the old lady's death, as
she could not live long, to help hlm
out. The insurance man advised him
not to stop at any half measures, but
secure the old lady's skeleton as we'll,
and dispose OF it to one Of the medical
colleges.
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At trial not long since IN old lady
of some eighty years WAS closely ques-
toned by the opening counsel relative
to the clearness of her eyesight.
Can You see me? said he.
: "Yes."
How we'll can you see me?" per-
sisted the lawyer.
'.WelI enough." responded the lady,
ito see that you are neither . negro.
an Indian. nor Q gentleman.
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. The army worm is devastating the
fields throughout Southern Illinois.
The farmers are fighting them, but
the contest seems an unequal one, for
the worms are marching on. Copious
rains have nearly destroyed the grass
hoppers in the worst infested regions
in Missouri, and the people are more
hopeful in the future.
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.If the Tilton- -Beecher jury is an
intelligent one. Judge Porter has
grossly insulted the twelve intelli-
gences.5[Louisville Courier Jour
nal.
The truth is. the jury have been
more deeply interested in the sum-
ming up by Judge Porter than in any
other of the proceedings in the Beech
er case. The attention of each of the
Jury has been fixed upon Porter with
intensity from first TO last. He had
made deep iMpression upon the
country, and we have no doubt upon
the jury. Those who are determined
to believe Beecher guilty because
he is the great preacher of his time,
are of course displeased with Porter,
but his speech is remarkable not only
for invective, but for analysis of tes-
timony. We have given some notable
specimens of his powers Of showing
the hollowness and Inconsistencies of
the case of the plaintiff, and they are
masterly. The malice and false SEN
timent, the twaddlc and elobber about
this case, have been burnt and blown
aside by the red hot Porter as if by a
blast of giant powder.-Cincinnati
Commercial.
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A Cleveland woman recently mar
ried a Chinese laundryman, and in
three days thereafter the unhappy
Celestial appeared at BARRIERS shop
and ordered his pigtail cut of, saying,
in explanation: "Too muchee dam
yauk.o
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A precocious boy was asked which
was the greater evil of the two, hurt
ing another's feelings or his finger.
He said the former. Right, my dear
child" said the gratified questioner,
''and Why is it worse to hurt the feel
ings?" because you can't tie q rag
around the feelings" explained the
dear child.
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-overmastering fact, that the American
States constitute one nation. Soldiers,
l ana glad to see you again. Some o3
you are here to-day unquestionablS
for the last time. We do not know
who it is. Among the greatest pleas.
ures Of my life. and the joy Of my life,
has been the connection / have had
with the soldiers of Indiana durine
that dreadful struggle. know NOT
whether performed my duties satis-
factory. ! have tried to do SO. lear
say that from the bottom of my heart
But / am able to say that, in the epin
ios Of the world, and it will be so re
corded in history, the soldiers of In-
diana performed their duties well.
[Applaure. -
Upon the cloee of the Senator'S adj
dress, music was furnished by the
band and choir, and such of the graves
as had not been decorated received
due attention The doxology WAS
then rendered, the benedicti00 apo-
ken, and the vast multitude slowly
dispesssd, each individual member
bearing away memory of the day
that will remain fragrant far longer
than the odor of the flowers placed
upon the mounds In the little ceme-
terry on the hillside. se
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Florida boys throw straw men
10 the alligators and then laugh
and laugh.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored !

a.n Just published, q new edition of
IVA Dr. CulverWell's Celebrated
yIN Essay on the radical cure with
out medicinet of fSPERMAToRRHoEA
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semi.
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ETC.; also, CONSUMPTION. EPILEPSY and
FITS, induced by self-indulgence or sexual
extravagance, &c.
Price. in a sealed envelope, only six
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
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ing consequences of self-abuse may be rad
tcally cured without the dangerous use of
internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and effectual, by means OF
which every sunerer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himselfcheaD-
ly, privately, and radically.
n~ This Lecture should be In the hands
ofevery youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents Or two post stamps.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. j. KLINE & CO..
LIT Bowerv, New York; p. o. Box, 45s8.
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A correspondent writes a. follows
10 The Cincinnati Times:
There is an article now going the
rounds of the press headed Grass
hoppers as Food, anent which have
something to say. In South Africa,
| the grasshopper Oocust) is eaten by
every living thing, from lions down to
domestic cattle, and from the asvogel
Ga species of eagle) down to the most
diminutive birds. Nor does man dis
dain this article Of food; the natives
will follow fight of locusts for days,
and become rolling fat, if they can
follow them long enough. Some Of
the tribes merely roast them in the
ashes of the camp fire, but those pos
sessilg greater degree OF intelligence
have more intricate modus operandi.
After the hoppers are killed they put
them in a dry frying pan and parch
them as we do pop corn. until they
are crisp and brown, they are then
ground to powder in the ordinary
wooden mortar used in that country
and made into very palpatable and nu-
tririous cakes. For a period of two
months, during which I was detained
by fevey, in a native Kraai, about
twelve hours ride to the north of the
Transvaal Republic. these cakes, with
wild honey-like st. John-formcd
almost my entire food, yet on this
diet without medicines or medical
attendance, recovered from a severe
fever that is almost invariably fatal to
Europeans.
Some journals having found fault
with Matt Carpenter for accepting
retaining fee from distillers charged
with defraudisg the General Govern
meDt, the ex-senator comes TO his
own defense in a characteristic card.
published in The Milwaukee News.
in which he reminds his critics that
he is lawyer, practicing his profess
sion, and adds:
Il shall therefore accept the duty
Of defending such persons charged
with any ofense as may wish to en-
ploy me, whether charged with lar-
ceny, perjury, forgery. murder or trea-
son; and my present impression is-
though / should want more time to
consider it-that / should even de-
fend an editor sued for libel"
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A UGUSTUS b. YOUNG,
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY.

Once In room over George w. Barnes
Grocery, Richmond Indiana. .
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GOING WEST.

CoNpENsED TINE CARD.-COLUABCSA AND IN
DfANApoLIs DIvIsIoN-Nov.3 80. 1874.
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No. 2. No. 8. mo. s. No. 10
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belong to; the history of it shows that.
A doctrine first proclaimed in 1898,
FIRST applied in 1872, when the Gov
ernors of Massachusetts and Con {.
necticut refused to honor the requi-
sition of the President Of. the United
States In that war with England. be-
cause. they said, as the Governors of
sovereign and Independent States,
they had a right to Judge for them
selves whether the contingency had
happened under which the President
had a right to call for troops, and
they decided that it had not, and re-
fused to honor the requisition.
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The Grasshoppers.

Kansas CITY Times. ,-
The warm weather yesterday had its
usual effect upon the insect kingdom, the
grasshoppers marshaling their hosts in
exceedingly lively array and welcoming
to their ranks countless legions of new
Aedg ed recruits. Although ;hevery earth
is in many places black with the pestifer-
Gus things still the feeling among people
generally is steadily improving, as their
IS no longer any question but what Inc
hoppers are on the migrate northward,
the rate of speed attained being variousiy
computed AT from two to four miles per
hour. At several points IN the CITY anu
county large bodies OF gFasshoPPe!s.
have been noticed with wings nearly II
NOT unite developed, andin some instances
they are reported tn have been so Tar
,,,aiured a, 10 be able 10 take the air,
and when last seen we're making their
wav northward at rapid rate. Inc
missing in large numbers still continues,
and the results teus far have been such
a to verify the prophesies of those who
claimed that the gathering together IN
large bodies would be the signal, Ms 1t
were, for a haSty departure. From
present indication it would be well for
the farmers of Iowa, Us well as those OF
States further east, to set their houses
in order for disastrous v!sitatlons OF the
red legs, a. the record of the last grass
hopper scourged wears demonstrates the
tendency to migration to new fields
Immediately upon full development.
But few days such Us yesterday will be
sufficient to develop the grasshoppers in-
to sucn maturity rs will cloud the heav-
ems with the density of their numbers,
and then human power over them Will
be simply impotent. Just at this stage
Of their existence, and when massed as
they are by the bushel, millions upon
millions Of them can readily be Destroy
ed. While dcvoutly recognizing the
Power on high, and not tor mo-
ment questioning the ettacacy of prayer,
we nevertheless think that if Governor
Hardin had appointed II day OF destruct-
ton instead of supphCation, the actual
benefit derived would nave been settled
upon basis so practical rs to admit OF no
questioning. Had he set y day for Sys-
tcmatic work, calling upon every man,
woman and child in the State to lay
aside all business and professional pur-
suits. and for the time being engage in
wholesale warfare upon the red-legs, we
doubt not that if as claimed, one hundred
came to every dead ones funeral, the
msurners would have to jump about
right lively to get in at all the deaths.
What with kerosene. hot water, torches,
paddles and the like, with all hands,
men. women and children, on their
mettle as to the quantity OF game bag
ged, tous-tairly tons-ot grasShoppers
might be destroyed.
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An OLD PAPER.

Mr.. GEO. X. TINGLE left with Us, yes
tcrday, copy Of CHAs. HAMMOND :
paper, The OHIO FsdcraljSt, printed at st.
Clair-ville in 1918. Mr. rs grand
father was II subscriber to the paper, and
his name written in ink in fairer hand
than belonged to CHAs. HAMMOND, writ
zen in 1913 is still quite distinct on the
margin.
This copy of the Fcdsraiist contains
some interesting news of military opera
ton, in Germany between NAPOLEON
BoyArARTE on the one side and the
Allied armies under the command OF the
King Of Prussia and the Emperor of
Russia, Mention Is made of several bat
tie, iG the vicinity OF Dresden, with vary
ing results. The Fedcraiist was, Is was
the party it represented, bitterly opposed
TO the war then just inauguratcd between
this government and England. In dis
cussing this question and the action of
the Government officials, CHAs. HAM
uoNp succeeded in dropping from the
point Of his pen as much bitterness as
have since characterized the partlzan
press; and he exhibited as much dema-
gogery II, u Court house stump orator.
Discussing the Ohio militia law, the
Fcderalist in lengthy article
marked by the same ability, We find this
paragraph
1t was reserved for the Legislature Of
Ohio t6 conceive the diabolical project
of placing the poor man, whose pregnant
wife aud helpless children depended up
on hi, labor for their bread, upon the
same footing with the pampered minlon
Of wealth, ease and luxury.
1t seems they had full b.ooded merino
sheep in this section of country, even at
that early period. Mr.. BEY. WELLS, u
name familiar to all old citizens of the
Pan Handle counties, advertised sever
al such sheep for sale. He a,so offered
l reward of $50 for the discovery Of the
thief; and the return of McrInO eve,
which had been stolen from his pasture.
Dr.J. HUGHEs advertised that he would
give cash for yials.' a journeyman
timer Il journcyman tailor, and an ap-
prentice to the printing business, made
up the published wants. The advertising
patronage of the Eedcraijst looks as II 1t
might aggregate SO year, perhaps.
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S BOOK.


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fully deiehu one q! "u'E" NOV "' was
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a an -, r,;ms =. niece :.
49, -, SC his ,wn brain
s's''S! P''''''''''7 W.,
and he has always icIt DISSATISFACTION"
that the act which accomplished the
-. of tho war should reflect greater
pun F'S' >. =.
creditupon ano'her imam himself II S''"''
that thi, has been sufficient TO stir
rr all tho bile in his nature. and has
,,.,r;.o amt rich, o,5 left
caused nm ~ - INV ''' So -
sparing none, bull casting uS're"'' on all
Hence parties themselves lhuN aIlaChtu
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TUE plaques Of the United States have
been contrasted with those Of Egypt OF
old, and, in d ocular mood, the Radical
party have been held responsible for
them; but when they are cited plainly,
theiest disappears considerably. For in
stance. It j. declared that "the plaques of
Egypt were frogs, lice, flies, murrain,
hail. locu,ls, and the shifting Of the first
born. The plaques ofthe United States are
reconstruction of the South, potato bugs,
third term discussion, gras,hoppers, the
BEECHER trial, crooked and 'pinchcd'
whiskey, and the Indian Bureau Now,
il might be Il stretch of the imagination,
to hold the Radical party directly re-
spousible for the potato bug and the
gra.shopper, though even they may be II
visitation of Providence, for the general
corruptions which have been introduced
IN the country, by that party; but re-
sardlng the other five, they are oiishootS
OF, and proceed plainly and visibiy from
the party itself.
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THE Pittsburgh Dispatch Republican,
says 1T is admitted on all sides that
HARrKANFT and RAwLE make good
ticket; but the campaign, nevertheless,
will be an exceedingly close one, and it
would not be safe just now to predict
how it may result. a great deal vii! de-
pend On the course 9th Democracy.
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The WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. II will be sent TO any al
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to cIuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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IoMerChants & Manufactures.

rUIiI. UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an Office AT No. l1I! Main street. for
the purpos. OF posting aUd adjusting
books. collecting bills, copying, ana other
office work. Parties who do not wish 20
carry a book keeper can have their books
postsd mn weekly, or utt,urT II desired,
and the bills made uuI and collected.
febl7 NM. y. ENGLISH.
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900 DAILY TO AGENTS. SIS NEW
SLU articles and the best Family Paper
inAmerica, with two $500 Chromns tree.
AM. MFG Co, 800 Broadway, y. y.
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WESLEY CHAPEL
PUBLIC SCHOOL PICNIC.

THIRD, FIFTH, SIXTH AND EIG HTH
wards nj Cresap's Grove, on Thurs
day, June 8rd, 1875. The boat will leave
Monroe street wharf at o'clock A. NJ;
EofTs landing at ~, and the Eighth ward
landing AT o'clock Tickets, SOC for adults
and 2Uc for children, 10 be had at the re-
spective schools. Cockayne's Band Is eX-
pected. my29t
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LETTER EyST,

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the Wheeling postoflice unclaimed,
Saturday, May 2Hth.
TO obtain any of the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving date of list.
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MARRIED.

CALNIN-kYLE-At the residence Of
the brides parents, by the Rev. J. g. Arm
strong, Mr.. SAMUEL \. CALVIN, of Beaver
Falls, Pa, TO Miss ANNIE V. hfLE, OF TINS
civ.
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PROPOSALS

NOR MACADAMIXING AND BOULD-
L cring.
Sealed proposals will be received ut the
office of the CITY Clerk until Thursday,
June 3. 1875, at 4 o'clock L. NJ, for furnish
ing, breaking and spreading ave ~ strings
Hard Rlue Limestone on jacob street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
Also, for preparing road bed, furnishing
cobbe stones and paving said street
LTacoh) with same from 18th 10 18th streets,
in accordance with plans and Speciiica-
lions on file III the office "i the Guy Ei'rk'
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Chair
man of the Committee on Streets and
Alleys, and endorsed in accordance with
the character of the bid. The right to re-
jcct any or all bids j. reserved.
CT COWAN,
my2S Charm Com. streets and Alleys.
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An ounce Of Prevent n Worth a
Pound Of Care
THE CHILDREN'S HOME,
OfTnE CITY OF WHEELING,

Corner Of Thirteenth and Jacob STREETS.
Tn. only Unsectarian Reiormatorv in
IN. state OF West Virginia. controlled bv
Directors and Lady Managers represent
ing AL denominations, supported by vol
untary contributions.
The Home l. open 10 visitors on Thurs
day OF each week from Ia . o'clock p. IN.
and to the relations OF inmates on the
third Saturday OF each month, at the same
hours,
Contributions in Money, Provisions or
Clothing, will be thankfully received at
any time, either at the Home, the Office OF
List, Davenport & Parks, or the Dry Goods
House of simpson 4 HOge. mT2t&fsb
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
GRAND FREE LUNCH

paCu,s SALOON, NO. S4i WOOD
A s DaG on Monday. May 81, 1873.
Turtle Soupe and all the delicacies OF the
season. The best of Wines, Liquors ana
Resr constantly on hand and Tor sale.
~ COR JOHN BACH, Proprietor.
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hohuHJ. N"y "1
At 10 O'Clock \. NJ. Said property consists
OF the following: ono pair warehouse
scales, 100 lbs nuts, 1900 lbs wrought iron
scrap, 500 lbs spike dies, 30 lbs spikes, ,3uO
lbs castings, ) chilled sheet rolls, : grind
stones, belts and appurtenanccs, wrought
iron tly-whecl shat, large drill press ana
tools. rail roll, > small rolls, SturteNdnt
fan No. 5, lot cast iron stands, plu1niner
blocks, piuiUnS, wheels pui.CyS. < :, pull
ley blocks and chains tor derrick, ad-
derS, 2 old stoves, lot machine beluug,
$40 lbs bar steel, Il trucks, II rail rolls and
couplings, u iron bOsheS, 1900 lbs heaters,
boilers and rollers tools, iviseS, y small
rolls, small pinions. lot boxes, Sptndles,
coupling, &c, ; anvilS, iron shop crane, 2
pair bellows, 81 coal ears, u pulyeriZer seq
ments, | lot gum hose, 5000 lbs mixed bar
iron, 5 rail beds TOR hauling, wagon, ]
dray, | cart, ! buggy, / pair warehouse
scales, pair spike scales pig of lead, &c.
Terms of sale cash.
GEO. q. BLACK,
City Collector.
WHEELING, May E5th. my2Ss
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ADJOURNED SALE
Personal Property
AT
CRESCENT MILL.
Monday, May 81, 1879,

The sale ofbalance of Personal Property
belonging 10 Crescent Iron company, sou
To satisfy city taxes, Will be continued on
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OF which we makeaSpeCiaI-
ty. These SILKS are spun from
the finest and purest mateTi-
ais; are manufactured i'm
Lyons, and are woven by
skilled VVOrkmen, on looms
ut their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom SILK n
superiority over all other
MAX es, for their richness and
durability. Prices as low as
in any city in the Union.
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Forty years has tested the value OF
Dr. A. -. TOdd's Auti-BiiiiOu> an"
Uixpr Pills

T
Sold by Druggists and Dealo s every
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{. J. RAWL1NG, ?. NJ.