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The term, however, is but a feeble expression
OF my high appreciation of its value, based upon
server, have, while Witnessing its positive re-
suits in the few special diseases incident to the
separate organism Of woman, singled it out as
medical career. On its merits, as POSI-
tive, safe, and efectual remedy for this class
of diseases, and one that will, at all times and
under all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
mony with the laws which govern the female
system, am willing to stake my reputation as
physician ,n Nay even more SO confident am
expectations Of single invalid lady who uses it
for any of the ailMents for which recommend it,
that !, Offer T and sell it under POSITIVE
experienced by the time two-thiris of the con-
tents OF the bottle are used, will, on return of
been taken according to directions, and the case
being one for which recommend it, promptly
refund the money paid for it. Had not the
offer it as do under these conditions; but hav-
ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures in thou
sands OF cases, I tcel warranted and
reputation aud my money on lis
merits.Es
The following are among those diseases in
which my Eavorite Prescription has
tanty never before attained by any medicine:
Leucorri@a, Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from UNI
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back. Pro-
!apsuS, or falling OF the Uterus, Antevcrsion and
Rct'oversion, Bearing Down Sensations. Inter-
mai Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility. Des-
pondency, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF tho
Uterus 1mioiencv, Barrenness, or Sterilitv. Fe-
male Weakness. and very many other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here.
~ all affections of this nature, my Favoiie
Prescription works cures-the marvel Of
the world. This medicine do not ext"l a. IA
curc-a but it admirably fulIills a SINGLE
ness OF purpose. being most perfect
specific III all chronic diseases of the sexual sys-
TEN of woman. 1t will not dsappOint, nor Will
II do harm, in any state condition.
Those who desire further information on
these subjects obtain it in THE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, Il book
OF over 9OO pages, sent, postpaid on receipt
OF 80 II treats minuey of those diseases
peculiar to Females, and gives much valuable
advice in regard to the management OF those
affections.
FAvORITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
8Y ALL DIR UGGlSrS.
R.V. PIERCE, N. D., Propr,
BUFFALO,, ~. T.
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INvALIDs' HOTEL.

The very large number Of invalid people who daily
@ SssFy ss Re.fs
and te widely celebrated Faculty Of Specialists IN
It Unnecessary that the founder of this Institution should
provide a place on grand aud commodious ocale
ADVANTAGES OFFERED-The Invalids Hotel
Is more complete IN It's appointments than any SINH
in OF tic most hcniihiu ana Desirable portions Of
The CITY Of Buffalo. and commands fine view or Lake
being situated IN the midst OF eItenave system
Of be.utifu parks. The Hotel Is furnished With .
70 apd from the different Hoors Is provided with ali
weil-apponed rynnasn I and nd bowling alley y. to
AFFORD proper means OF exercise.
CmRcNIC DISEASES Of all fo5ms, whether requir-
Ing MEDICAL surgical, mechanical. treatment, come
within the province Of our several specialtics.
DIsEAs !l 0r WoMEN-EspecIallya are the facIl!-
the remedial means AMI appliances for the cure OF
al hSsa o to rc
elec thermal anil other approved baths Is "a
means . which We resort in such CASES ' Dry friction
to the surface general shampooing. Swedish move.
eaaa.e pS he e q sms
relieve conyested parts, improve digestion. and
results in all cases 70 which these means are appca-
BILE No experimenting Is rrsorted to in the treat
and a o e Se
e suit the condition Of The patient tc thorough ven
music spes Inc n r.
sroass he mind Of Inc patient rom dsspoadency,
and thus promote recovery, arc not neglected
NKgv0Ce D19KA9EA.-paralysis. Epilepsy (F1th
Chorea (St Vituss Danccl, and other nervous a0ec.
tiOns, receive the attention Of epo1 in this epe-
ciaty by which the greatest skin II attained and u
most happy results secured
ICN0 DlsEA2EA-Tbis division Of the practice n
the lnvalldg Hotel n very ably managed BY Q Gen-
ueman Of mature Judgment and skill Bfunckial.
Throat and Lung Diseases arc very largely tFeaee6
highly gratifying TO both piiysicisn and patients.
kTE AND kAR-epccial attention 10 given 70 ths
delicate operations on the eye and ear, . dlSt1n.
Ruished oculist and aurist being under cneAee0Gnt
to conduct Ills branch Of the practice.
1nva.tds arriving IN the city and desiring 70 con.
suit N, ahoud directly To the Hotel ntseo0y
accessible by caStaer. 0ua3has or street earn NM
LEES Omnibus AeEnfA, on I'll incoming trains, En-
b. relied upon 10 deliver passengefs and baG1O
with security and dispatch.
eIAddress X v. p1ERcE. ~. D., Worlds Dispenr
cary and lnvalids' Hotel, BufIaio, NY.
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eEriG DA COSTA
The Rum Of Young Girls of the Miouis'
Class-The Crime Of Fashionable

One night long ago, this young girl.
in Il haunt of vice in PHILADELPHIA,
accidentally. while at supper. put her
foot on parlor match. which set fire
to her clothing. Another girl, who
ran to the rescue, shared her fate;
their dresses were of thin material,
and blazed over their heads while
they fled shrieking to the street. and
there burned slowly to death. The
men, their companions. stood by and
offered no held. The significant part
of this horrible story is that both
were young. attractive. of good birth
and social position; both educated zone
a graduate of Vassar college;) both
had left homes of comfort and ease.
husbands and children. voluntarily.
to take up this mode of lite, which in
their ease, could boast Of no attractive
gliding. The house in which they met
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STILL HAPPY,

For the past weeks Detroit drug
xist has put up prescription of some
kind or other about four times day,
for certain small boy. besides filling
orders fer large variety of patent
medicines and porous plasters. The
sales were all cash, but the druggist S
curiosity was at length aroused, and
he said to the lad:
.'Got sickness in the family?'
kinder" Was the reply.
Your father2"
''Yes-all but me. Ma is using the
plaster for lame back land taking the
tonic for rash that broke out on her
elbows. Pa takes the troches for
tickling in the throat and uses the
arnica on his shin. Louisa uses
that catarrh snuff and the cough med
icine. Bill wants the brandy for
sprained ankle, and the squllls are for
: the baby. That's all but grandmother,
and this prescription is to relieve the
pain in her chest and make her sleep
harder
Rather an unfortunate family
remarked the druggist.
"'Well, kinder; but pa says its
cheaper than going to the seashore, land
so we plaster up and swallow down,
and feelpurty happy after all.
AsERMoN.
send you my national sermon mot
patented.)
Over-production- assigned
for the unemployment of the peo-
pie, and consequent "hard times"
Catherine Grover died for want of
proper noarishment, in miserable
attic. 80 South Warren street. Baby
fifteen months old. Husband working
for two dollars per week. Trenton
IN. j. papers. November, 1877.
Income of Il silver mine owner in
Nevada, twenty-five dollars minute.
- American papers, December, 1877.
The earth is the Lords, and the
fulness thereof. Bible.
Thompson street family starving.
n. Y. papers.
Feed ye my sheep.-[Christian
Scripture.
\ woman in room 6S, of the Abbey
building starved to death. Child re-
duced to a skeleton. Husband feeble
and helpless. st. Louis papers. De-
cember. 1877
"Abundant harvests. = Prcsi-
dent s message, December, 1871.
Would that our people one and all,
would lay these things to heart.
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THE trouble with workingmer at
this time is not so much that they have
to work more than eight hours per day
As that thousands Of them can find no
work nj all
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WOMAN.

period Of wears. having within that time treated
many thousand cases OF those diseases peculiar
to woman, have been enabled to perfect
the indications presented by that class Of dis
eases with positive certainty and cxactncss.
To designate this natural specific compound.
haze named il
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Resided, That copy Of this report be
sent to the bereayed family Of our de-
ceased brother, as token Of our Sympa'
thy for them in their deep SORROW,
The reading Of the report was followed
BY prayer by Rev. Mr.. Blayney.
Reys. II. g. Blaney, DR.. Young ana = !
n. Flanagan added their testimony oil the
great worth Of the deceased brother, the
high Christian character which he bore
and the esteem and love in which he was
held by all who knew him.
Presbytery adjourned with prayer BY
Rev. ]. g. Hench, Sunday, May 9th: :,
Al 10l O'Clock the Presbyterian Church
was flled to overlooking with a congre-
CATION such as has scarcely ever before
SSsembled In this town. In addition 10
nc usual congregation and others In the
community, drawn there by the special
occasion, the various members Of the
Presbytery were present, together with
almost the entire Presbyterian congrega-
dion Of French Creek, which Is from ten
10 fifteen miles distant.
Rev. ]. B. Dickey, OF Morgantown,
preached from the text found in Gal. o.
| Ii, aBut God forbid that l should glory
save In the cross Of our Lord Jesus Christ
BY whom the world Is cruei6ed unto me
and I unto the world" The sermon in
lis richness Of thought, and effective de-
livery, was one Of the most forcible 10
which we have ever listened. At i'll
close the sacrament Of the Lords supper
was administered by Reys. Flanagan and
Graham, assisted in the distribution Of
the elements by Elders Huntington
Leonard, Brown, Elb, Adams, McKeehani
Young and Smith.
Atthe same hour Of 1Ol o'clock Rev
Dr.. Young preached in the Bspti..!
Church, and Rev.. G. Hench in the NJ
Z. Church.
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In order to make Roadway against the
common enemy, Disease, II Is necessary to
oppose him with persistence. II very fire.
quently happens that remedy perfectly
adequate to the necessities Of the case, u
prsisted in, iscondemned and thrown aside
because q few doses Of II do not cure NAL.
ady. How unreasonable and no ust would
such Judgment be regarding Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, one OF the most popular
and highly.sanctioned medicines OF the
day, potent inyigorant and an invariable
successful remedy for constipation, dyS.
pepsia, liver complaint, incipient rheuma.
tism and govt, inactivity and weakness oil
the kidneys and bladder, and for the In
firmities incident to the decline Of life.
No fact Is better established than the
above, yet In order to experience Its truth
those afflicted with obstinate forms Of d.
sease should give this benignant curative Q
patient trial. II they do, they may rely
upon decisive curative results. eod&w
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The Patent Flour Made nj the
Exploded Mills.

"New Process Flour" Is an article that
everybody has heard Of, though not ey.
cry one understands what 1t Is. Stripped
Of technicalities, this is about the theory
Of ih manufacture: The best flour used
to DO made OF winter wheat Spring
wheat yielded either much less in guam.
tity or else 80 much Of the bran got into
the aour In its manufacture that It's color
was, intolerably dark. The wheat would
be ground and then bolted. In the refuse
the bran and middlinss-would be in.
cluded large proportion Of the weight Of
the spring wheat, and this would sell
more particularly tor feed for horses.
Now the beat Of aour, and the most ex-
penSiye, IL made out Of this very refuse Of
tho old fashioned process. II all came
out Of the discovery Of way TO draw out
the bran. Under the new process the
wheat Ia ground, about a. before. The
firSt result IL an ordinary aour sold for
expectation. Then the remainder Ia
taken and put upon great horizontal
SoiyeI, and, while agitation is going on
there, an ingenious system Of drafts, IIsh.
ing up through, carries Of The bran.What
iS.lettis the glutinous portion oil the wheat
the most nutritious and the most produc-
tive, and out Of this, purified now BY the
drawing of Of the bran, We set our new
process -four. The result Of the discoy-
cry Of the process has been TO make the
poor spring wheat Of Minnesota and up:
psryW Wisconsin the most val1kbls kind OF
grain, and 70 make the fortunes Of dc inN
Yeniors Of tho method, who have built Up
at Minneapolis immense mills,
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TRUSTEES SALE Up
l. SCOUT! SOUTH WHEELING pROpr,,
BY virtue Of deed Of trua A., I y
is7s, aud Of record 10 Ohio csrs.. ssIlaAg 4
In Deed o. TruAt Book No 4 s SS.y - M
Frederiek KllpprOtt and va { y, y ~ I
...,.-,- MONDAY 2! NAY u, IA
q ne frOnt door Of The Cour, g.Ss! \ y ID
wheeling. The following ppprtJ ~ asIl
Lot Numbered nine (9l In Sq1iI nS.,,
tyseeTen ca 10 South &hstlitS' 'a'salaS
seiliag q Trustee, ! shall ooay,y o,,,.
bepertOct. "''"u'A saMl !
TRIMS OF SALE-C1iA.
A. J. CL,REE, Attorney. null, iuas
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TIE custom Of candidates for even The
highest Offices advertising their appear
ance in the political field is taking ROOT
in Arkansas. In the advertising columns
Of the Little Rock Gasett appears the
following:
AssousoEMENr.-We are authorized
to state that Hon. Robert W. johnson, o.
Pulaski county, Is q candidate for thu
United States Senate, TO succeed Hon. 8
W. Dorsey, at the election 10 be held BY
the General Assembly fthe State Of Ar
kansas in January next.
In the same issue Of the paper, imme-
diately below the above, Is similarly
printed announcement Of Col. Tyra Hill
Us 4 candidate for Governor, Subject tc
the decision Of the Democratic State Con
yention."
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TuE Southern papers are beginning to
End their voice on the Southern claims
question, and the Atlanta tGa) COn'tttG-
lion deyotss an editorial to the subject
I, declares that over two.thirds Of these
claims are made by persons who warmly
profened to be Coniederates during the
war, but now insist that they were really
loyal all through. Such claims as these
"will receive no consideration at the
hands Of Democrats, either at the North
or the South"
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DUPoNT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency

Ihsye at oil times In Magazine . Iaro.
stuck Of The above celebrated Powder,
viz: Rifle, Sporting Ia oanS), Blasting
and Mining, 10 metallic packages, which
wlllssli Of Wholesale atmanufaotureF's
prloss. ! have Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and Will delfv.
or free on cars or boat. This Powder
. unsquAIsd In strength end quality.
je1l n. REILLY, Sole Agent
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To WASH STRIPED TABLE.oIoTHs.-
Soak in clear cold water for half an hour
wiring out and putin warm clean suds
wash quickly, wiring as dry as possible
put In clean cold water, adding, handful,
Of salt; let them soak in this Tor u
minutes, wiring and starch with very thir
starch hang up as soon as done and whei
dry roll in a damp cloth and iron.
have washed colored cloths In this way iol
years and they look as well as new.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation. This trRin only
INNS between wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDally except sundAy-HeEaTk Accommodation.
fSleQbenyille AccOmmodAtion.-ThlIt rGin dur
ins the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when requi-
red at Sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

MI. CLARK GIBBS, the qulntts.ence Of Burnt
Cork, In his hde-spllt,lng Ethiopian comlcalltles
The Old southern Darkey 1mpeTsonltor, Mr.
DAN HIATT, Is Old Uncle Peter, introducing hia
The California Bellies the four ALLEN SISTERS,
RIca, Anna, Ray and Louisa, the great Speciality
MISS NELLIE GIBBS, ia choice selection oil
Operaiie Gems.
ton and seriO-Comic Song Of the day.
Mr.. BlLLEY SMITH, 10 Original SoBgs and
Ban 10 Solos.
test Ethiopian sougs and Danees-aud Others.
PROF. J. ALLEN, MuiScal Director.
Popular prices Of admlssion-60, IS and 2Se. Nc
extra charge for reserved seats To be had nj
Adams d Lucas Music Store. D3ors open at Z;
performance lt o'clock my7
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EVENING SESSION.


On re.assembling Mr.. Howell preached
his trial sermon for licensure on let Cor.
| 10 ch., 10 W, "And now abideth Faith
Hope and Charity, these three, but The
greatest OF these Is charity" Mr.. How
ell Is 4 native OF this State, being resi-
dent Of Morgantown, and a'graduate oil
our University. His theological studies
are being pursued at Union Seminary,
New York City. He is young man, Of
whom the Presbytery, the Church and the
State, may we'll be proud, being possessed
with fine personal appearance, high so
cial qualities and true Christian culture.
His sermon was listened 10 with an al.
tention that would compliment any older
minister, being at once forcIble, chaste
and evangelical, and delivered In tone
Of voice Whoss sweetness fell pleasantly
upon every ear.
AT the close OF the devotional exercises
accompanying the serm on, the committee
appointed 10 bring in testimonial on
the death Of Rev. A. j. Mcmillan, pre-
scented through DR.. Young, It's Chairman,
the following report: The Presbytery
would pause In its usual business and
listen 10 the voice Of God, who by the re-
moyal Of one OF its members, says with
solemn emphasis "be ye also ready"
Rev. A. ]. Mcmillan, pastor OF the Pres
byterian Church at RavenRwood, departed
this life on the Cd day Of April, 1873, at
o'clock P. NJ. Brother Mcmillan was
born near zanesyille, Ohio, April %,
| 1909 and WA thaFafoFe nearly 90 yea "a
Of age. In early lie he had the minis.
try In view and did not desist from
his efforts in the midst Of diff.
culties TILL the goal was reached,
After spending some tune In Ken
lucky and Ohio, he came TO Rayenswood
in this Presbytery, and was soon called
TO be the pastor Of that Church. lie &C.
copied the call and was installed over the
RavensWood Church come ten years ago,
and continued TO labor In that Church
and the Church OF Pleasant Flats as sta
ted supply until his death. Brother
Mcmillan was q faithful laborer, Judi
ctous, tender and earnest For some Is
years he suffered from asthma, yet he Ia.
bored on In his work because be loved 1t.
On the evening Of his death, while his
family and other friends were gathered
about him, he said INoW ali Il peace: |
am waiting for the Master 10 call me
home" and tho Master came and called
him. We feel a. 4 Preabytery that We
are admonilhed 10 work while the day
lasts, that our Lord may End us ready
when he calls for rs,
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AMERICAN ExRoRTs.-The American
Exporter quotes from the Britth Trad.
Journal the admission that, taken alto
gether, the export lst shows that the
Americans are pushing their manufact'
ures abroad with a persistence which at
least deserves success The Trade Jour.
nal also says:
Last year, Great Britain exported to
the Australian Colonies hardware TO the
value Of e547,s50, against E56S,sO7 in
1876, and E67s,7 0l in 1875. Part Of the
falling off thus shown may be due TO the
increasing stringency Of the times In Aus.
tralia; but the growing popularity Of
American hardware in the market Is a
probable factor in the declension.
The Exporter quotes the testimony Of g.
Henry Horstnann, American Consul at
Munich, to show how American manu-
factures have been displacing in Bavaria
in the last ten years those Of other copn.
tries. American tools, agricultural I'M
plements, household utensils, notions,and
all varieties Of canned goods, are finding
ready sale. American toys are sold in
Nuremberg, the iradiaohai MONIES Q, Tue
German toy trade american p.oause
last agricultural exhibition in Munich.
The Consul makes 'ns eampafson 2. .ne
&c. Gsfmsn WIN .ne american MANNER at !:
the est@an namms, Is s, so.e" s.n,s. % -"
Plg.hesaeu ,n' asa ,i % Ss0S U .,s nut rr
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Or course In the event Of war be-
tween England and Russia We should be
neutral; but we are tied up in our ac-
lions by stricter rules than the ordinary
ones OF International law, pertaining TO
neutrality. Three rules on this subject
are laid down by the treaty Of Washing
ton, as follows:
al. To use due diligence to prevent
the fitting out, arming or equipping,
within is Jurisdiction, OF any vessel
which Il has reasonable ground to be-
lieye Is intended to cruise or 10 carry on
war against power with which 1t Ii
at peace; and also TO use like diligence
to prevent the departure from us jurls-
diction Of any vessel intended to cruise
or carry on war as above, such vessel
having been specially adapted in whole or
IN part, within such Jurisdiction TO war
like use. =,
"2. Not to permit or suffer either bel
liserent to make use Of lie ports or waters
rs the base Of naval operations against
the other, or for the purpose OF the re-
newal or augmentation Of military sup
plies or arms, or the recruitment Of men
"3. To exercise due diligence in its OWE
ports and waters, and as to all personi
within Its jurisdiction, to prevent any
violation Of the foregoing Obligations and
duties"
1t will be very difficult to carry ouI
these stringent regulations in an entirely
satisfactory manner. And PROBABLY Mr..
Evarts, as Secretary Of State, will end
himself somewhat compromised by the
rigorous Interpretation which, as one Of
the American counsel at Geneva, he caus
ed the United States to put upon them.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY s, 1873.

VICE PErarDENT VANDERBILT and par.
~ rode 10 miles in u minutes during their
recent trip to Cleveland to attend the
annual meeting Of the Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern Railroad Company.
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FOR SALE.
FoR SALE

H'SA b0AA-
cl Twenty; iS @I Scts., ,tullsd cO.,,,,
;Ssia %, In barring a pFosSSI. 9d NJ n
en- v 'So i.a ~ Frame Houss, LI oon,,.,
eapI,si 10 81 Sn, SSaSs s ior any 0as n, te
BELLAlRE PROPERTY nSs1atA
aod Dwelling; nina Foom. 80; :. In Rr4A,.
BellAlre, Ohio. P'uea d lss,,1
One deslnblO lot 90 Rc,, nm =,
WIN cell very cheap, ANY fu,tHst isSslil o.
reference 10 this valuable pfoS-,., sIslt;s !
sven. Terms, one-blli Ia k,sii!tl kIStS
T. A. scatEInIma
myt lSS Market slreSt ~ Wa n ~ Asss,