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which Shall L Take?

Ibis Is olten O serious question Win
the invalid. He finds the market flooded
with proprietary medicines, scores of
which are recommended as certain cures
ftr his peculiar ailment. He reads the
papers. circulars, and almanacs, and
finds each sustained by plausible argu.
ments setting forth its virtues and spe-
cifc action. The recommendations are
as strong for one as for another. The
cures claimed to have been wrought by
one are as wonderful rs those claimed
to have been wrought BY another. In
his perplexity and doubt, the sufferer is
sometimes led to reject all. But it
should be borne in mind that this con-
dition of things is one that cannot
be remedied. In land were all are
free, the good, and truly valuable, must
come into competition with the vile and
worthless, and must be brought to public
notice by the same instrumentality,
which is advertising. Inc such case,
perhaps the only absolute proof that q
remedy is what it is claimed to be, is to
try it. The "test of pudding is the eat
ing of it." "Prove all things, hold fast
that which is good, is the apostolic in
junction. There may, however. be
stronger presumptive evidence in favor
Of one remedy than there is in favor OF
another, and this should be allowed its
due weight. A due regard to this may
save vast amount Of expert
menting and a useless outlay Of money.
AS presumptivr evidence in favor of DIR.
Pierce's Family Medicines, the proprie-
tor desires to say, that they are prepared
by new and scientific process by which
the virtues of the crude plants and roots
are extracted without the use OF parti-
Gle of alcohol. Not a particle of this de-
stroyer of Our race enters into the compo-
sition of either his Golden Medical Dis.
covery or Favorite Prescription. This
consideration alone ought certainly to
rank them high above the vile COM
pounds saturated with alcohol, Jamaica
rum, sour beer, or vinegar, which are
everywhere offered for sale. Again,
they are of uniform strength, and their
virtues can never be impaired by age.
They sre also made from fresh herbs and
roots, gathered in their appropriate sea-
son, when they are flush with medical
properties. In support of these claims,
the following testimony is offered:
NEWARK, N. j.
r. Y. Pierce, NJ. d.:
DEAR SIR have sold great deal OF
your excellent remedies, and prefer 10
sell them be ore others, because they give
good satisfaction TO those who use them.
/ hear such remarks as "Sage's Remedy
completely cured me; it is splendid
thing" or "Pierce's Discovery is just
what wanted; feel better than ! ever
did" One of our celebrated singers uses
it for strengthening her voice and says
"there is nothing equals it," and so l
might give scores OF remarks said about
your preparations A colored woman
was using your Discovery, and after TAX
ing three bottles was completely cured.
She being in the store, said 10 me, ii
don't want no doctors round me SO long
rs can get the D scoyery; it beats all
your doctors" And SO might go on.
lam, most respectfully, yours,
ATHA B. CROOKS.
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CAPITAL, sSse, go
CAPITAL, sA6o, go l..
John K. BOTsFORD, Asst6sx,
gro. ADANH Hss ksadsns.
n. A. CHANDLER, OnsAker,
Bank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank u orgrnissd end prepared -
transact the businss Of banking In al its
details. l-'
Il succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share.
holders, and In under the same manage
ment. ..-..-
BY carefully regarding the Interests ofit
correspondents and depoaitors, and BY .
prompt and faithful executioa Of their
wishes, IL hopes TO merit their estsom and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through.
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check At
sight, received from banks, bankers, arms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates Of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at nxed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BorsroRD WM. R SIMPson.
JACOB 3. RHODES, VIZ. A. TuRNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN L. HoHhs,
GEo. w. FRANzHEIM, y. e. DEwKY,
HENRY NJ. HAMPER, myai
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Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-This afternoon
the dead body of young man named
Bernard Bailey was found in his room,
corner OF Jefferson avenue and Olive
street, with pistol shot wound In his
side. He was very respectfully connect
ed, and was late clerk in large Sec
oad street business house. Ho left be-
hind him very singular letter. in which
he describes for the benefit of medical
men and religious and moral phyioso-
phers the physical, mental aud moral feel
ings of a suicide, and also intimates that
unreouited love impelled him to kill him.
self.
Rank Cashier MissinE.
G. ID. Afleck, cashier Of the Bremen
Savings Bank, OF the northern part oi
the city disappeared to-day and from
some circumstances in the case it is sus-
pec,ed he committed suicide. A partial
examination of the accounts OF the bank
developed nothing, excepting the over
drawsi of the account of one deposltor.
Sr. LOUIS, April So.-No definite
,;d;nes have been obtained to day, OF the
~bersabouts of G. d. Affieck, cashier OF
the Bremen Savings bank, who disaP-
ne.red Yesterday in . mysterious man
ner although detectives have been diii'
gently searching for him. From letters
left by him it was inferred ne
intended to commit suicide, but
the theory Of the detectives is that ne
wandered away IN a state Of mental de-
rsngemen.. He has been subject TO At
t.cts Of heart disease and suffered great
iv from violent pains in the head, which
are thought to have eliminated
in temporary insanity. His accounts
At the bank are perfectly straight. but he
has been much worried lately about an
oxer draft of from fifteen to twenty
thousand dollars which he permitted .
live stock firm to make, and which was
NOT promptly made good Thus over
drst was known to other members OF the
hank and he had not been blamed Tor X
hut IL preyed heavily on his mind, ahd
no doubt wa. the cause Of his disappear
.nce Afaeck has borne an unoiemisned
reputation, and was very active sno
correct business man.
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SboiIing for n Fight.

LONDON, April 30-Advices from
Cape Coat Castle report that the
KING of Dahomey has refused to pay y
fne recently imposed on him for nal
treating a British subject and has sent
an insolent message TO the British Com
modore inviting him TO visit Abaury
where he promises 10 pay the demand in
nnxder and bullets.
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Ccufen n iaI.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Governor
Hartranft, accompanied by Attorney
General Lear and 80 members of the
legislature will arrive in the city this af-
ternoon and proceed to the Centennial
grounds, under the escort of Mayor
Stcckely for the purpose of inspecting
the State building and preparation for
the State exhibit.
At the session of the United States
Centennial Commission yesterday after
noon, the question of opening the exposi-
tion to the public on Sundays was freely
discussed The vote taken on the ques-
tion of Sunday opening resulted in op-
position to Sunday exhibitions. nine
states only voting in favor of the pro.
position.
PHILADELPHIA, April 80. The direc-
tor general announces IN general order
No. that the exhibition will be opened
to the public on Wednesday, the 10th
inst, at noon. Exhibitors are notified
that their spaces and exhibits must be
placed in order not later than Monday,
the 9th inst.
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Prisoners Escaped.

CHICAGO, April 3O.-Fourteen pris-
oners escaped from Jail, this morning.
with the aid of two prisoners who were
being Incarcerated, and who, after
throtlleir the deputy IN charge,unlocked
the cells and turned the others out. This
happened about 7 o'clock, and up to a
late hour tonight oily one is known to
have been recsptured. The escaped men
we're in Tor burglary, larceny and arson
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BsIsTows story about the whisky ring
and Democrats conspiring to implicate
bin in the Mar Merritt scandal does not
pan out wei. The discussion of it was
started by the United States deputy mar
shsl an it ~, first published in pa
per that aivo.a,ed the prosecution of
the whisky ring. Mr.. BRIsTow may yet
fnd something worse than mule to kick
bis brains out.
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suicide or a Mind Reader.

SAN Francisco. April 2-Professor
Blake, known throughout the country as
mind reader, committed suicide oy
poison in this city, Thursday. he care
fully destroyed all evidences OF bis iden-
tity and left note asking the coroner TO
make no efforts to ascertain it. The
body was recognized to-day. The cause
was poverty and iil health.
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Bank Robbery.

CISCINNATI, April 29.-The Western
German Bank was robbed of 81, 700 about
noon to day. Three men entered the
bank, two of whom engaged the atten-
tention of the clerk while the third sue
cceded in sbstracting the money from
the desk. They all escaped.
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Puxiltssie-

C1xcIsxArL April 2e.-Tom Allen
bss coverea the Eve hundred dollars Tor
fe:t put up BY Cos, the English PngIhst
and arrangements for the Eight viii s1en
be completed.
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Death or richard M. Corwin.

WAsHiNGToS, April 30.-Richard NJ
Corwin, formerly OF Ohio, and an emi-
nent practitioner of law before the
courts of this District, died last night
aged sixty -four years. The remains will
be taken TO Cincinnati for interment
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From Mexico.

NEW YORK, April 80 "A Mexicsn
special says Gen. Diaz, oe-l pied Camar-
90 unopposed. Nsrranje will join hum at
Mier for a march on Monterey. A bat
tie may be expected at Pazo Delos.
maartes.
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TorxkA, KS, April.-Five car load. OF
K,n.,. products Tor centennisI exhibi-
too, left THE city las, night The display
TO be made by the Atcbison, Topeka ana
Santa Fe Railroad Company, is pr
nouneed BY those who have seen It TO De
The finest ever seen in the country.
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FOREIGN.
kuHrnCe Restored.

BERLIN, April ga decree is pub
lshed restoring suffrage to inhabitants
of Alsace and Lorrsines, who while elect
ing to obtain French nationality are
domipciled in those Provinces.
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unber Yard Burnt.

WILLIAMsPoRr, April S0.-A are here
last night burned up twelve acres ot
manufactured white pine lumber. Her.
die & Maynard, Rensted d hymn and
Hubbard & Monkey are the principal
sufferers. Loss estimated at $685. ,OoOi IL
surance, $4,000.
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~..s..,,.. general Conference

BALTIMORE, April So.-The General
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the United States, will meet in
the Academy cf Music to morrow; Wr'a
two or three exceptions NIL the bishops
are presen, and a large msjorty Of the
delegate<
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lnsurrection Ended.

PARIS, April 30-The revolution in
Algeria has been completely subdued.
The leaders have been capt1red
and are held as hostage for the good con-
duct of the other tribes.
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Spanish News.

MADRID, April 30-Acc ,rding to an
Official statement preparations for the
suppression OF Fueros continue. The
govern ment does not admit that the ques-
tion is one for discussion, and will merely
hear the views of the delegates from thc
BASQUE provinces relative 20 the p.ovin-
cial administration. II ia not true that
the delegates received absolute instruc-
,ions from their constituents, as the gov
ernment never would accept such pro-
ceeding.
LONDON. MAY IA Madrid special
says that Congress has rejected the ciefl-
cal amendment reversing the religious
liberation clause of the Constitution.
A 7fmes Madrid special reports that
the Clementipe, a contrabshd vessel, wss
recently seized at Malaga by the Spanish
revenue officers. The crew were ordered
belo v but refused 10 go. A sailor he
longing 10 Gibraltar and n British sub
iec, wa. shot, wounded and left without
helm for three hours, 80 be bled 70 death.
Crest indignation is felt by the Engli'h
residents. The matter is IN the hands OF
the Britisb Minister.
The Turkish QuestIen.
LONDON, May IA Vienna correse
pondent Of the daily Se'os says that tha
tension in negotiations between Au'tn-
and Hungary with reference to COM
n,orise Is extreme. Il Is ssiJ Andressy
sides With the Austrian ministry and de-
clsres be will resign II negotiations isil.
Ruski SAYS the project Of forming Bo'
,inia and Herzegovins into . vssssl state
under the protection OF Rnssia and Aus
tria will be discussed during the Cars
yisI; 70 Berlin.
In Russian telegrsphic agency reports
,hs, EngIaud has declared al COnstan
tinople tha. ,he supports the other Euro
mean powers. A representation has been
made 70 the Porte on its persistency 10
re.orting q again 70 force. when the CAb'-
,.. had ius, tuoceede4 in making n
arrangement for revlctua nag sicse cs
Montenegro.
The hodrses of st. Petenburg AMI b r
lin rose on the confirmation of tie re
nort that Count Andrassy would be pres
eat a, the Berlin meeting.
When Mu.ktor Pshs received ORDER
20 advance on Niesie, the ins1rgenh
In belief thst . fresh arnissice Sa'
concluded, had returned 70 their bon,e
Moatene<ro Is indignsst asd the Turf
nh leaders Of some pesceahle tribes
-ho b.ve been summoned 10 Podgeriolz'
hx IN. Turks 70 act - internediator
.;,h the insurgents, have been seized ao'
.o,an~sed 70 Seatarl- The feeling Q
indignssioo Is gsnsrai in Aiosnn.
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Soldiers Reunion

COLUMBUS, April 30.-The third an
nual National Soldiers Reunion will be
held at Caldwell, Ohio, on September
9th, 9th and 7lh.
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TIE MtslIlgencer is for BRIsTow, the
State Journal for BLAINE, and the
Charleston .Iomma, for HAYES, and
COyKLIya will probably scoop them
III in
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Bssros, April 2s.-Tbe effort TO pas
the Parton marriage bill over the Gov
srnors veto failed. In the House the
yoes was g ysas 70 ll4 nays.
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Robert w. Estlin, well known cotton
merchant OF New Orleans, suicided by
jumping into the river from ferry boat
Yesterday.
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n, rsathsr today TrA be partly
.,o,5u r;h northwest ,0inds, and sta
hOnary temperature
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The Parkersburg State Journal is ev-
IDENTIFY BLAINE man.
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NV CArrLk De-, April IA
akin containing four boys, all andef ioor-
teen years Of age, Was cap.iied tnres
.,;Ies nom here. Two OF then named
n.v;s md Wills were drowned.
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BANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.

CAPITAL, olo0,o0V
Stock holders Persosally Liable
aud u. presenting ever o60o. $50.
DELEIvES DEPOSITS AND DIE
III counts Paper.
Deals In Gold, Silver, Ijn aud
Sterling Exchange.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, France,
Germany and other prominent parts of
Europe.
Buys and sells Government, State, City
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given TO collections.
b. q. LIST. Pfestdswt,
q. LAMB, Cushter,
anl5
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The Morgsntown Post leans toward
BLAINE.
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Dea,b OF Hon. henry p. Haven.

NEW LONDON, Conn. April 30
Henry p. Haven, Republican candidate
for governor in 1873, died to-day.
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COMMERCIAL BANK.
Office, No. 1903, Main St.
CAPITAL, nesyeOs
VNTEREsT ALLOWED ON BPECiA l.
i Deposits, Collections made and pro
ceeds promptly refnitted. Accoanb
Merchants and others solicited.
DIRECTORS;
THos. II. LINT, W.T.. BUnT,
X. J. ShYrH, LOCn brtIsL-
&c, THonAs, w A. WTlAoa,
Z. III. BOOTH.
THOS II. LIST, Pesldsnf.
+. l. STIFEL. P1fs ~ estd<NS.
4. p. HII.DRETH, Cushly. jann
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EXCHANGE BANK.
NATION Al B AN K.

OF WET VIRGINIA..
CAPITAL, $50, 80
NaoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, In
IM terest paid on Special Deposits, Note.
and Bills discou ted Exchange Bough and
sold Collections made On all pointA aud
proceeds promptly RENTED.
DIRECTORS:
CRIsPIs OoLEBAY, THsnAa Hu0hu,
MIcHKAL REILLY, DR, A. =. Topp,
ARTHUR LITTLE, J. Il. HUBHARp,
R.W, HAzLETT, n. Pollock,
JAMES MAxWHLI4
CRISPIN OtiLEBAY, hssSdSwA,
JOHN wA9NER. Ousbs~
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At'heeline &eeister.

Gold closet Saturday at ll24.
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Agents Wanted for the Great
Universal
CENTENNIAL HISTORY

uo THE LOSE OF TIE yIEsr 80 100 :
,n~asdiDg an aocounf Of the coming
Gnsod Centennial Exhibifton, m pAges,
6ne enxravingz. low price, quick 49,
Extrs terms. cGnd toF etfcuiaf. y. ~.
ZIDiLER 4 CO., SIS Arch ~, fnnsnss'
phis. Pa
voee 10 AaKNTB- EApIN5
ruS6 Conbtnaf1on Nsedl bc0k, VI.
ssdSord, Ma oesasse
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Hans Il. HaTdman and others,
~ cHANCEny.
Punuant 70 de rec Of tbs Dtstric, Court
Of the United STAT for the Dstrfet of
West virginia, made and enissed IN TIE
above eniiiled cause on he lSth day of
April Is7s, VIII, ON saturday sss soth dsy
OF May, Is7S, 81 my once In ths city of
wheeling, and thei eaftsf By ad1ourumeut
as may be found Decessasy.. proessd 70
take and state an account 'howtng the
plumber and amount of the lisps ep0n The
real estate In the bill . nd 1D0rfgsge as-
scrIbcd, the sane being Known - gbe
GIad-sviile YuBbscs ProyestJi ~ Pr slcs
county, west Virginia, IN whose isvor,
and their priority. shall also DasCsa.
isrty report the Amoent ~ ne pnnetpel
and Interest upon ths outstanding ooyos
secured by said moTt9aGes tooeenss wIth
the present. owners sn1 bo16srs thsssof, -
lar a. taey can be Ase. Ttatned-
Notice II hereby given 70 the pentes
hersin, and ~ al psrsots esslnsns bsns
MIN y IN. % city ot Esssiiss. % the ssi1 nan
day OF Nay. and prove thstf !iscs sns
w HANiBAL FORBES,
u. r. Co0mtss1onsT.
C.w.B. A LLfsoH, col. fos eSDplsaeant
aDgtoDsUb
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-11
For the VERMONT FARHER.
A Rustic Vacation.

Jacksonville is named in honor Of Andrew
Jackson, 1t is pleasantly located on the
western bank of the st Johus river about
twenty five miles from its mouth. Its resi-
dent population is estimated to be from
twelve to fourteen thousand, but during the
winter months it has a large influx Of people
fleeing from the rigor of Northern winter.
1t is the largest city this side Of Savannah
and the largest in Florida by many
thousands. At the close of the war, it had
only sixteen or seventeen hundred inhabi'
tants, but since then it has become a public
resort for consumptive people and it might
be said truly to be a consumptive city.
On the streets, in the hotels, everywhere.
you will hear the dry, hollow cough Of those
affected with the ever-Teleutless destroyer Of
the human family, consumption. 1t is Of
no use Tor q person to come here who is in
the last stages Of the disease. Better by
far remain at home surrounded by your
friends and family who are ever ready to
crafty your slightest wishes than to come
here among strangers who care nothing for
you. r t.
After a long, dreary, monotonous ride
through the pines, the green foliage Of the
beautiful water oaks bordering the streets Of
Jacksonville are a refreshing aud pleasing
sight. Within the yards the orange tree
with its golden fruit shyly pesping through
the dark green foliage, at once charms the
eye and tantalizes the palate. Each yard
back from the business part of the city car
boast Of, at least, one and usually fifteen or
twenty trees loaded with delicious fruit.
There are abundant Lotel accommodation
10 Jacksonville for all who desire 4 refuge
from the cold, piercing blasts Of our long
tedious Northern winters. The st James and
Grand National hotels are the largest. and
charge four dollars per day for board, and
are open for the accommodation Of the trav'
cling public only during the winter. There
are numerous smaller hotels with wide-oper
doors, inviting patronage all seasons Of thu
year, that charge from two to three dollar
per day aud from ten to fifteen dollars PEI
week for board.
There are innumerabls private residences
where one can procure good substantial bOarC
at reasonable rates. Bay street running
parallel with the river is the principle bust
ness street in the city. One cannot hell
noticing several shops on this street contain
ing Florida cuTiositiss. At one place ther,
was an eleven-ioot alligator. | cannot sa,
l formed an estimabls opinion Of this animal
Ha had a too imam axnraasion In hia oounka
nance. At the wharf, il early mOrning, ar
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-11

In view Of the alarming extent Of crime in
our midst, aud It's rapid iocrease, 10 seems
proper 10 raise the inquiry whether the de-
tailed accounts Of these horrid murders and
the execution Of criminals, given BY the press
docs not also tend 10 increase the crime.
Pope says
"vice ls a monster Of % hightfal misn
As 10 be hated needs but " he seen
Yet seen too on, familiar with her face,
We nrst endure, then pity, then smbrace."
And is il not true that so much Of the
disgusting details Of CRIME as is found 10 the
daily press has this effect upon the criminal
class, in every community They are In
sympathy with scenes Of blood and strife.
Their minds become morbid and they dwell
upon them until they have lost that sense Of
horror which the v%irtuous mind feels, and
becoming so "familiar," they "eDdurc,"
"pity" and "embrace." And this evil is
greatly aggravated by tho pOrtraiture of the
horrid crimes as found in many city papers,
whose aim is TO feed the fame Of vile pas.
sion. These papers give pictorial %illustra
tious Of every horrid crime that occurs, aud
graphic descriptions of every revolving sccus,
and thus, as il seems to us, educate the Grim
inals for their fearful work.