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PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
4 LOUIS RAlLwAY-PAEHANDLE ROUTE.
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Time table for EaStand West corrected 70 JANU.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
A follow: ''Ns'' NN''"
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A Lndy'a rhirty.Fonr Ycara' diary,

From the VSTSnnes vonnontcr, Feb. 10
We have IA volumes Of daily journal, in
manuscript, written by Mns. George W.
Grandey, of this city during the past "a
years. 1t is a full and faithful chronicle of
the principal local matters occurring in and
about vergennes for that period, rs well as
the notable historical events which have
occurred since Jan. l, 1915, 1t shows re-
markable degreeof patientlaborand careful
industry, and will ever be highly priIed by
her friends and her children; for it is writ.
ten with great care and correctness, and
sets forth events as they appeared At the
at any future day will DO deeply interesting.
The volumes are bound, and contain over
1000 pages Of closely written manuscript
letter.sheet size. It furnishes an example
worthy Of praise and imitation.
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bly,, was to illustrate them. She and NJ. de
Villeneuve often held consultations, liter.
aryand artistic, fellin love with each other.
The sister Of Roland Bonaparte bears pros
perity well. She has very BOnapartean
head, with the animation Of Il Parsian
Ouuricre. This she derives from her mother.
In the LuCien branch Of the BOnaparte
family love matches have been the rule, and
the beauty Of the women goes on inCrCas.
ing. The future Marquise de Yilleneuve
Is apparently destined to make figure In
society. Her fancee Is a nephew of the late
Comtesss de Montebello, who IL represent.
cd in Winterhalter's picture OF the Empress
Eugene and the Ladies' Of her Court
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The House started this week with its
first prayer by administer for several weeks.
Rev. X. r, Swope,Ioi st. Matthew's Church,
made feryent and fitting appeal for di.
vine aid and guidance for the members.
Leave Of absence was granted to Nj.
Davis for the rest OF the week, to Messrs.
Cox, Rabb and Bell for the day, and to
Messrs. Bee, Crumrine and Evans Us long
as may be necessary to discharge their du-
ties Us members OF the Joint Committee
to investigate the Weston Asylum.
Mr.. Riley, Of the Judiciary Committee,
reported House bill No. 407, providing for
imprisonment ut hard labor of persons
found guilty OF misdemcanors with IL rec
Ommendation that the bill do pass.
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HOMIE PROOE

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rhcumatim-
suffered Terribly. -"Nothlng seemed 10 help mo:
could not get out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me-"
ZEf'T PHILLIPS,
Wheeling W, Va,
CatRrh, Polyrus Of Nose, Impaired Vcice.-suf.
Tered for yCars; patent medicine failed TO help ma
Of' smith completely cured 4, me- ne w, rr,,,w
otSPeidel & Co. Wheeling ". Va
dyspepsia aud liberated Stomach Treatment
toE years failed 70 Siye me relief d.. Smith cured
cured me-" LOUIS r. WARRINGTON,
sTotulh, Running eorss on HeAd-"My son was
aHi!cted Tor fourteen Year, Nothing seemed 70
MRS. CATHERINE CARS,
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer.-"SuGeTed for year, with career. Had Il
cfit out three times. i retu ned after each Opera.
ton. Dr.. smith cured me without knife CRuStIG or
pain" Mrs. q. NJ. oRCJTT.
Piles, FistulA Of AnuL-ElaL OF my back for is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr., Smith cured me With.
THOMAS coLyIE,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., Wheeling, ". We.
,ulcent!Ons Of Rcctum, P7olArNE md PileA-
YVES given up 10 die ard pronounced incuESble.
Or. smith cured me without kuLic."
WARRINGTON DEIIAEY,
Martins Ferry
Rev. H. 0. LAdd Wites:-"Dr. Smiths professional
services in my family have been most satisfactory
and commend hin 70 ali a. q gentleman and
Skilliul physician"
Mrs Margaret Kolb Rys:-"1 had been suffering
for seven years and treated by many physicians for
dypepSiA. DR.. Smith ERid ! had . tapo.Worm and
In eight honra removed nonEter 100 feet long"
Female eomplRlnt1.-Three Year, In hospitals for
females, give mo peculiar advantages In such casoA
Persons cured Of CRtArrh diseases Of hcart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
1nq weaknesses OF men and youth, ScroiulA and
asthma testify to my success.
I1lel cured without the knife.
Patients at distance may be treated BY lotteT and
abstraction guaranteed. 4 chart for sell eTAminA.
ton sent ON receipt OF two threecCnt stamps, and
advice returned free.
Consultation 81 office free Once hour rem 4.
Y. TO =. ~, daily. Sunday from 2to6P.M. Call
on or address, J. 3. SMITH, n. D.,
snls No. q Twelfth ST.. Wheeling. ". Va,
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A CouGH Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an in
curable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrochOs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrupS and balsams,
but act directly on the inhamed parts, alIay-
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catafrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub
jcct to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
aRS n1 nave S 0Ssn SSS mS hy
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well-merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of tho age. Sold at Is centsa
box everywhere. TrnsGw
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@he GtteLLtqetteen.
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLAruRE.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the senate
and House OF Delegates,

and House OF Delegates.
The Senate met at the usual hour yes
terday, and the session was opened with
prayer by tho Rev. L, Il. Dornblaser, Of the
FiBt Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church.
Senate bill No, l0l, enlarRing the par.
doning powers Of the Governor, was read Il
third time and passed.
Senate bill No 2Ol, amending the act for
the protection OF sheep, and imposing a
passed.
Senate bill No. EOS, a bill TO add q part
Of the county Of Lincoln to the county OF
Boone, was read third time and passed.
House bill No. 90, u bill to pay to Adam
q. HrmriCk aud Currence Gregory, for
work on tho Slavin's Cabin and Summers
vile turnpike road, was read third time
and passed.
The following bills were read second
time and ordered to third reading:
House bill No. 81, for the relief Of James
@. Vandervort, latO Sheriff Of Lewis
county.
House Bill No. 33l, amending the act on.
tablishing Board Of Commissioners for
the county Of Pendleton.
House bill No. 27S, rOviving tho act con.
corning the liquidation and payment Of
claims against the State.
A number Of bills were read second
time and advanced on the calendar.
The bill for the incorporation OF Ben.
wood WIS taken up and referred to the
Committee on Counties and Municipal
Corporations,
A communication from the Harmonic
Mmnnerchor Singing Society inviting the
Senators and their friends to n ball to be
given by that o 'iety on the night OF Feb.
ruary q, was read by the clOrk.
Recess.
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PILES! PILES I! PILES |!
Assure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

ANN Gun lOr Blind, Bleeding, Itching and u
u suAlrl he has been discovered by Dr.. William,
~ MOAN NGry,l called Dr. Williams Indian
'S.ilsL A single box has cured the worst
s ~, ass ol G,Or 70 years standing. No one
SEGI Scthiug medicine. Lotions instruments
~ tvr'NAiC, 10 mOfr harm than good VIII
~; "a ,uihlmcnt AbsotH the tumON, Gllays the In.
~ ~ ilghlng, particularly al night after getting
sEE u bGl act, S IA rNIliIcc, gives instant ind
,yN ivtfi aud !, pIrIANcd only for Piles, Itch
Z % tne private parts, and for nothing else.
G,Al what the Hon J. N, CONiulrrrY. Of Cieye.
~, nays shout Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
Stnt. ! have used scores Of ptle Cures, and Il
ATt mt pressure TO Hy That have never found
SaI!hlHE whlyh save such immediate and perlnA,
Nv WI, tv u, " ~ MMAm,s Indian Ointment.
~ y all druggists OF mailed on fccctpt Of prics,
gcGEoW Z! NEIey Street. New YORK CITY,
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Romance in a BonapArte Marriage,

From the London Truth.
Mile jeanette Bonaparte receives dow.
ry OF 100000. from her brother Roland
and his wife. The Marquis do villeneuve
Eclapon, to whom she is engaged, belongs
to an old and rery honorable family in Pro.
veuce. He did not expect when he came
forward as suitor, rich portion with her
He and she became acquainted through
Mr. William Wyse to write preface for q
book Of poems in the Proyencal dialect
and Jeanne, who draws and paints admira
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On Thirty pays rrInI.

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Voltaic BELTS and other electric appliances
or, trial for thirty days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervOHs
debility, lost vitality etc, guaranteeing
vigar and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney din.
elltieS, ruptures aud many other diseases.
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Voltalo Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. 1rlsGw
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oARBuNKLns, FClons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF a knife or
poultiee, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Ery-
sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Clilblains,
etc, 1t has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. nav
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Upon rc-assembling, leave OF absence
for two days was granted Mr.. Farnsworth
on the motion OF Mr.. Ewin.
Senate bill 100, in relation 10 the Court
OF Appeals, and appeals in certain cases,
coming up for consideration was read a
third time and passed with its title.
House bill 229, a bill to empower county
courts to issue bonds for building court
houses, jails and other public buildings,
was read third time and passed.
The calendar OF House and Senate bills
being completed, the Senate on tho motion
of Mr.. Faulkner, adjourned.
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a NkIIIuI ORGANIZATION

Composed of roots, barks and plants, thatact
in harmony, and are pleasant and effective
medicine, constitute Burdock Blood Bitters,
being constantly received. Price 81 90.
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AsIgnIncOntF nct.

The cheapest medicine in use Is Thomas
EcleetriC OIL, because 50 very little OF tits rG-
quire1 to effect cure. Por Group, diphtheria
and diseases Of the lungs and throat, whether
used for bathing the chest or throat, for
taking internally or inhalinY, II is a match.
leES compound,
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WHEN other and good remedies fail to 70.
llovo Coughs and Colds, Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup will give instant relief. Obviously be-
cause It Is the best remedy. PrisO IS cents a
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IHAD Chronic Rheumatism for ono wear:
had been given up to die by two physicians.
PERuNA cured me. WV. CuRrz, Pittsburgh,
Pa
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
q sure cure for Piles pGw
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Tubercular Disease of Lungs and
Bronchitis.

Tubereular consumption OF tho lungsIs that form
OF the disease most common. most fatal and until
recently considered nGuriblc. TuberClc, from
which the name lEdCTived, Is RmOrbid product, de
posted from diseased blood In various parts Of hC
body ind In proportion as that fluid Is impure aud
length OF line It remains 50, Will tubcrCulHr dla
theAlS continue.
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GoTo your druggist for Mrs. Freeman, Ntp
National Dyes. For brightnessand durability
OF color, are unequaled Color from 2 to S
pounds. Directions in English and German.
Price, Is cents.
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Miss TEAvELtA Hill, Allegheny City, Ia,
bud Chronic Catarrhi Is well from the use Of
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FALL RIVER, MAS, March 70, 1872.

TNT'I NV EI5i 7l77V'I MUIVU W IOIF
JAMES l. FELLOWS, ESQ;
Dear Sir:-About three years ago was attacked
with bronchitis and tuOGrculRr disease ni the left
lung, and suffered for two years so severely that
was unable to attend to business About year ago
was advised to try Fellows syrup Of HyP1phOS
phiCS and before had finished one bottle my up,
petite and strength We're greatly Improved; my
cough became less troublesome, my sleep was sound
and refreshing, which had not been tho case for
over year. I Ind suffered from nervousness and
difficult breathing all the time was sick; but your
syrup has cured tall. IAdvise all persons afflicted
US was to use Fellows Syrup oil uypoph0sphicI
(signed) JAMES II. STEWART.
An endless chain Of good effects is formed by FIJI
lows COMPOUND sYEur or HYroPuosPIIITEs, and
we arc sale III saying, from a long experience In
medicine It's virtues arc not possessed BY any oshel
combination. iHA1iLR
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling Al gY7 A. N Ar.
EvS WellsburT 200 4. NJ, Eien6envilic 9.25 A. N.
mA r.i close connection for western points
trains leaving Columbus at 800 r. ". and 1855 A.
Columbus daily. except Sunday, al 500 r, NJ. Win
Meepihs car attached, arriving In Chicago At 7.Sn
n re- morning. erths can be secured In advance al
Union DEPOT Ticket Office ColuInbuS. ~
fullmNn'S Palace Drawing Room Elerpl,., Cav,
uirnUgh without change from StGubenyIlie Ea1t 10
irIhlL9lIs!phi4 and New York. West to Colum6uS'
NJ ioIlsyilie indianapolis and st. louiS
eGconia0dGtions, and any further Information, an.
Ply @JQs. N. BELLEVILLE, Ticket Agent, al fSh.
TISs, AZ SSpot, 10Y q Eleventh street, or At City
D. W. CALDWELL
uen'l Manager, NtlSburgh, Pa.
x. A. FORD,
GEM Pas. and Ticket Agent. Pituburyh. IA
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BosToN, February J., 1852.
Bro.Gardner-ls there anything wrong in
playing game OF cards?
Very truly,

"When Elder Lichtfoot an his wife
come ober to my cabin" replied the Pres.
ident, IAN we sot down fur gamo O
cuchre, VIC feel rs innocent OF wrong us
two-year old child foolin' wild q revolver,
but under certain odder condishuns a game
OF cards may result in great evil. Ii pus-
son stacks dc keerds, OATS wrong. II he
puts do jokerup his sleeve, d0t's wrong.
II he plays lone hand, dat looks suspi-
cious, Ifho winks Mt his partner to take
it up or turn it down it isn't squar game.
Ordinarily speakin' dar'S muffin wrong in
a game Of keerds-unless you git ali de
nine an ten spots and de odder man holds
all do bowers an aces. '-De!roI Free Prta.
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City Hotel
FRED vO1GT, Proprietor.
N. E. Coz. Sixth and Race Streets,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

GO-We have added now house connected
with Hotel, and renovated Hotel all through,
and are now in drst-class trim, and can &C
commodate the travelling public and trade in
general 10 better advantage than before.
n. B.-This is the most central Hotel OF
any in the city, right among the Business and
Amusement portion, and Street Cars run
from in front, or within one square Of house,
to any part OF the city; It Is the nearest hotel
to Exposition and Music Halls. no20-wAs
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on all night trains WIS.,
Clos oQnaceterS are made for all points South
Ana southwest North aud Northwest, making this
dedrabls routV for cOOnIStl and peTEOnE moving
@ the great West and 10 whom particular attention
Is given.
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Brother Gardeners Views OF Cranks ami
Cards.

Brother Gnrdn0r's HI0Wa OF CrRnks ami
Cards.
cam dar' crank present in de hall to-
niGht?" softly asked Brother Gardner as
the meeting opened.
Not voice answered.
'Have any OF you seed crank aroun'
town dis las week." continued tho Prcsi-
dent.
No one had, or at least no one admitted
it.
1.-TWO weeks ago dc kentary was full OF
EN-. You could hnd EN- on de street
kyar, ut de depot, aroun' dc hotels an eben
III church. All OF sudden you can't skeer
up n single crank. De business las got to be
unhealthy. De plea OF insanity doan' work
wild de Jury Us slick us it did. De time
when one man kin put knife into anoder
an make de Jury believe he was bon dat
way and couldn't help it has bout expired.
De crank mus CO. He mus quit shootin',
stabbin', stealin', an ben' heard OF in dc
land. When dc crank tust brought ford
de idcah dat dc Deity was behind him an
urged him on it was sunthin' new an novel,
but dat idsah am played out wild de
rest.
any frcns, let de cantankerous bizness
alone. DOan' call stealen' by any odder
name. Ifyour hands itch for money dat
belongs to some one else, take it an skip,
an when de law ovcrhauls you doan' sot
up do plea dat an angel from Heaven urged
you on. Legal tarces have had dcir day in
dis kentry. insanity kleptonauia, sudden
emotion, drunkenness an loss o. memory
will be poo excuses befor' iucher juries."
The President stated that he had received
the following personal letter.
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| E1pTO3. ETpNsI, Acc nj.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-11-30

Hartford Times: Robson has
at least the grace to be ashamed Of
his stupid creature, Keifer. He
now says that it was "the colossal
blunder OF his life that he brought
forward thst stupid person and
made him speaker, and then IN
vited him into his (RobesOn's)
home district to make speeches.
That last blunder, says the navy
smasher, did the business. And
he is confirmed in this by Barr, the
Harrisburg Congressman who was
saved by the skin OF his teeth
Barr says Keifer made one speech
in his district which came near
finishing him BARR. 'If l hadn't
choked him off he would have de
feated me certain"
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LYNNVILE.

Miss Minnie Ross of Camp
bellsville was here Saturday visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DIR. Campbell.
Miss jessie Mitchell and Miss
Ella Farmer attended Esq. j. NJ.
Farmer to Nashville this week and
aided him in selecting his fall stock
of goods, which insures that it will
be extra nice.
Mrs. j. b. Mccall, who is in
Nashville under advice and treat
ment of DR.. Grant, was out the past
week very much improved. We
learn that it is the opinion Of DR..
Grant that she will be quite well in
few weeks.
An afflicted sister of Mr.. Hiram
McCloud, aged some IS or so, who
had long made his house her home,
died last week of fits. Just two
weeks before, Mrs. McCloud had
died of pneumonia She was one of
those pious good mothers of the
old time, relics that are sadly missed
in the community and the home
circle The family has our deepest
sympathy.
Saturday Mr.. J. w. Dickerson,
undertaken, was called to bury Miss
Susan Tyler, who had died quite
suddenly while on visit to Mack
Daugherty's. She was a very es-
Unable lady of some sixty. She
had lived here and had many warm
friends.
H. o. Sellars and j. w. Wisdom
started Monday of last week on a
prospecting tour into Northwestern
Arkansas. They go with a view to
locate if they like. AS they are
two of our best citizens, hope their
judgment Will lead them to remain
here. We can't think it is because
the negroes are all going to Arkan-
sas that they want to go too.
Rev. Mr.. Wood of Buford's had
quite a misfortune last week. His
buggy horse which was much priced
for good qualities fell in a very deep
gully, from the effects of which she
died.
Miss India Grigsby went to
Nashville Saturday to spend several
weeks in the city with relatives.
Mrs. Meyburn Hancock of
Bohemian spent two weeks at her
fathers, Mr.. j. G. Jonhston's, on
Folks creek.
Gen. Whitthorne said here in
his speech that zoe said he would
never die and would run for congress
as long as he lived. Since he de-
clined so nicely we hope he may
never die, and when the denis come
into power in "a they will make him
secretary of the navy. And since
our friend w. B. Smithson married
in Maury, and we have number of
Maury boys coming down to see
our girls here, all of whom l think
will marry-we feel like Spanning
the bloody ctasm' with Maury and
taking them in our arms like a set
of good brothers, and will ever love
them most heartily.
Our folks struck futures last |
winter, but steercd clear of all |
associations this fall. But |
the marriage fever, if reports are to
be believed, has struck our folks
badly. l want it remembered that 1
can eat cake equal to any first class
editor, and big frosted cake trims
l pencil for such an occasion
wonderfully keen.
The Sunday school here has a
christmas tree in contemplation.
Hope the friends will take hold and
give the little folks a rousing nice
rec. LYNN.