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KIchnrd IIinlseIf AEnin.

The sword of Damocles having been
taken down, Mr.. johnson begins to
use his new-found freedom from re-
straint. We learn. this morning that
after Johnson was finally acquitted,
Tuesday, Mr.. Stanton promptly (and
very property relinquished possession
of the War Department, and by direc-
ton OF Mr.. johnson General Lorenzo
Thomas took possession of it as Secre-
tary al interim.
The strongest point the Presidents
counsel sought to establish during the
trial was, that while. conceding that he
had attempted TO remove Stanton and
install Thomas, yet he had not actually
done so because Stanton was not put
out or Thomas put In by force. Yet
by their own concessions, and by a
provision of the Constitution as plain as
that one and one are two, Mr.. johnson
by appointing Thomas as Secretary of
ofWRr, dd interim, the Senate being in
session. and now putting him in actual
possession, has done an act for which
he is impeachable, IL there is any such
a thing as. an impeachable otlense uu-
der the Constitution and laws of the
United States. There is not even a
technical bubble in his favor now.
Yet now. johnson does this with impu-
nifty, as of course all foresaw he
would.
This will do pretty we'll for n begin.
ming. That little rose-colored arrange.
ment with Mr.. Henderson, by which
johnson was 10 become a meek little
lamb In; the hands OF Congress, van.
ishes into thin air. This looks like the
old programme. johnson is showing
himself more of man than we gave
him credit for. We certainly have
more respect for him in consistently
and resolutely pushing his policy OF
aggression than we could possibly have
had II he had bound himself down to
the programme (pretended or real
given out by the Chase and Judas
coterie. Mr.. johnson is master OF the
situation, and this move Indicates that
he knows 1T. The next blow will prob
ably be aimed at Grant, either directly
or through the Union commanders in
the South.
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ALREADY the Democratic organs are
calling upon General Grant ana
Speaker Colfax to resign their respect
i've positions. These wonderful con con
Isaryators of political morals are SUI
ldenly horrified at the prosper Oh tnese
sleentlemenr retaining their ofhces aur,nB
4 the coming campaign. Not being aDte
To cite any occasion when Denocrat
IN Office resigned Immediately on nus
nomination to another, they bring up
i tine case of one George b. Mcclellan,
VIM in an unguarded moment, think
tno that he would be elected President
during the day, sent in his resignation
Ito the President, November g, 1884.
Nobody belives that he would have
taken the step had he not been led to
believe, by the sycophants about him,
that his election was foregone con-
clusion. II he had resigned on the day
of his nomination he might have gained
some credit for his unselhshness, but
the fact that he held his commission
with dogRed tenacity until the day of
election, spoiled all the eclGt which he
hoped to gain, and furnished the pub
lie true insight as to his motives. No
doubt the National Inteltige,ieer, noto-
rious in sympathy with the rebel
element, would be ovejoyed at
the resignation of General Grant.
To get him out Of the way for the
next nine months would be a point
gained for johnson and his allies,
North and South. They hate him
heartily, now that they find him un-
willing to assist them or become their
candidate. Had Grant turned his back
on the splendid record which he has
made for honesty and patriotism, and
consented that the Democracy should
run him as their standard bearer, they
would have urged him to hold on to his
Office. The resignation of Mcclellan is
not apropos, and jf the opponents of
General Grant are anxious for him TO
follow their brilliant champion's ex-
ample, they must wait until Novem-
Der 10, the day of the election. Nolaw
requires him to resign, and the loyal
people OF the Republic expect him to
remain just where he is until they de-
prive him of the position by advancing
him to higher and more responsible
one on the 4th of March, 1869.
The same applies to Speaker CoIfax.
He is just where his eminent services
are most needed, and there too he must
stay until the day and hour when he
changes his seat from that of presiding
officer OF the House 10 the Vice Presi-
dents chair in the United States Senate.
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TRY ONE BoTTLE OF
AMERICAN HOUSE.

BOSTONI MASS
The very important and extensive inn
pTOvemeuts which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprletoB to offer 10
Tourists Families. and tho Travelling public,
accommodations and conYenIences superior
to any other Hotel in the city. During the
past summer additions have been Inade OF
numerous suits of apartments. with bathing
rooms, water closets. DC, attached; one OF
Tufts magn ifieent passenger elevators, the
pest ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story of the houGe in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenished
and refurnlshed. making It, in all Its ap-
poIntments, equal TO any hotel in the coun-
try. Telegraph ofice, billiard halls and Cafe
on first floor.
LEWIS RICE & SON,
my4-Smeod Propretors.
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BABY AT mIpN1eHr.

screamInga at the top OF Its voice disturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next-door neishbor. How often you hear
the thoughtless remark, A" Choke that squat
ling Baby" Now, this is very unkind OF
you, my friend. Once you had just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake
ful Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. a long night OF watching,
and n weary morning dawns, bringing No
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Baby rests sweetly; tho little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, f." Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlins Infant Cordial. Only Is cents a
Bottle maria,
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Public Sale.

I'm SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1855, AT
" the 'front.' door of the Court House, two
tracts of land, with coal privileges to each
being part of the A. P. Woods farm on the
Ohio River, "a miles north of the city OF
Wheeling,
The inst or upper tract which Joins lands
of a. i. Garden, Esq, consists Of q acres OF
land, with a coal field OF about 1876 acres.
The second, Joining the above on the south
consists OF 81 acres or land and q coaI-fleId OF
about so acres. ON this tract there is a good
frame dwelling house, stabling, &C.
he thickness of the coal vein (nbout 6 ~
and It's situation above the River bottom,
makes very desirable locations for Rolling
Mills or any other manufacturing establish
ment, also desirable for shipping coal by the
river.
Aplat OF the property can be seen and all
Information given at the Recorders office,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Terms or sale:-One third cash the balance
in six, twelve and eighteen months, with ap-
proved security. sale positive.
r. b. WOODS.
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me ThIrd Party nonsense.


| The talk about the formation of a
third party is dying ont, as well IL may,
for there never was q moment less pro-
pitiouB for the birth of a new political
6fganization.N Even the petty faction
who, in 1854, ran up the dag with John
O. Frement's name upon 1t, only TO
haul 1t down again, had brighter pros
pects than any third party can have
Today. Now that a platform for the
campaign has been laid down upon
which every true Republican VIII lind
room to stand, and that candidates
have been nominated whom every true
Republican can heartily support, from
what quarter Is third party to obtain
either leaders or recruits? Chief JUS
tice Chase has been spoken OF as at the
head of the movement, and SO he might
possibly have intended to be, two
weeks ago, but now there is no room,
no timber, no anything to make a
third party. sEgf
What, then, can another party build
its hopes upon? What middle term
can be found between the principles
laid down by the Republicans in Con-
yention assembled and those proclaim
ed by the Copperhead oracles? The
Republicans support the Congressional
plan for the regeneration of the South
the Democrats oppose It. The Republi-
cans insist upon giving the ballot to
every loyal man in the South for his
own protection; the Democrats desire
to deprive all men, of a certain COM
plexfon, of the right of suffrage, by
which alone they can defend their right
to life, liberty and the pursuit of hap
PIness. The Republicans denounce the
crimes and corruptions of Johnson's
Misunderstanding Democracy uphold
or deny them. The Republicans de-
clare against reputation in every
shape and under every disguise-the
Democracy either openly or sneakIng
ly favor 1t. Upon all these great ques-
tons but two opinions are possible.
he who is not for us Is against us. And
these are the living questions of the
hour. Until they have been finally
settled, until the nation shall have
been established upon the foundations
offreedom and order and probity, it is
idle TO discuss minor questions, or to
attempt the solution of less pressing
problems, and 1t is impossibleto bring
a third party into the field.
FACTS acceptable to the people-Col-
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Special Auttfes.
The Great Blood Purifier.

In thespring every one feels the need OF an
infallIble remedy for the Impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia, Acidity of the Stomach,
and kindred ailments. Such medicine is
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS, which has
proven a blessing 10 humanity and enjoys q
reputation extending throughout the coun-
try. By It's judicious and timely use, at such
time and places where It might be of use, 1t
win surely avert the approach OF the most
insidious disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is ont of
order. Either the blood, the stomach, the
/ yer or the kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease In the guise of some dangerous fever.
or rackIng. cruel pains, or wearing, debIlita-
ting sickness, will speedily bring the victim
to the couch OF illness, unless preventive,
sure In Its operations, and certain fu its eff
fects, is promptly taken, and, we repeat,
such a medicine Is MISHLERS HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers e.
chairman & Co., Propretors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
my16-2w
q. =.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHEELING ISLAND.

A SUBSTANTIAL STONE WINE Hor,.
"A and cellar lso) eighty feet ionT b ~ ~
twenty ieet wide, capacity nearly W
sand lS0OOO) gals. together with Cooonyy LOO.
a4out the same capacity. PRESSES e. q
9Lner n1tnreS necessary Tor mannfacfrSIno
Wine: Though built for a wine eeIiSeu in!ng
equally Wen adapted for manufact1T5j,nte u -. 1
storing .lager-beer. With this viii ~ S A1o
ABOUT four acres of land on which iS -
erected. adjoining the Wine House : S as
lame sW9-story dwelling house OF SSH
rooms, and q large stable nearly naw IN
whole Is offeredt1or less than Tie cost n, me
any person desiring to engage In ma,pt..
turing WINE or LASER.BESR Gbon11 u iaS,
W an1 see TINS property before Investing eIe.
The BUILDING LOIS ofrsna1 o,. :,
most desirable Island lots now in The nc Sne
An T. VIII pe sold at low rates on easy terms
me ABOVE embraces that portion ~ a..
Island Vineyard running east from the az p Sne
ground 10 the river. 'A-e Z al
Main street, up Stair. 10 PPiS al NOS
april JNO. p. GILoHRIsT
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alftp AdrerttsfmEnts

e.RTIA N no o ID ,',-ANOTHER NEW
: Hl MEDICAL PAMPHLET hom the
pen OF DIR. CURTIS. The nMedlcai Times"
says this work: "This valuable treatise on
the cause and cure of premature decline,
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily regained. 1t gives clear synop-
sis OF the impedlments TO marriage, the
cause and effects of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition OF the
above Will be forwarded on receipt OF SIX
stamps. by addressing Doctor GURTLS, No.
lS9 r. Street, washington, d. G. my2S-Iyd
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Sheridan Coal Works.

CAPEHART & McMEoHEN have In
" creased their number OF Miners In order
10 meet the demand for their
SUPERIOR GOAL.
They are prepared to deliver promptly, all
of their grades from "pea" TO clean top or
parlor coal, at prices ranging from to 10 cts
per bushel, warranted measure. To guard
against mistakes or Impositions we have
p ,iAtf y siGn BOARD on eacn OF our WAGONS
our ticket, with the number of bushels he
loads upon IL, to be signed by the party to
whom he delivers. This obviates all mis-
takes III. ~ r
oFFICF-NIarket St, opposite Unions st.
myQ6-fm
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AnnonarenlFnts.
FDR AUDITOR.

D<NDwe are authorized TO announce the
HS nalns of WM. GREGG, OF Ohio county,
as q candidate for Auditor, subjecEto the de
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Observation-Disclosures Tuesday,
May 20, 1893. ut the lst Presbyterian Church,
bv Rev. d. w. Fisher, Mr.. MONROE A.
CHANDLER and Miss MARY +. CAMPBELL,
both OF this city.
DUNLAP-ANDERSON the 18th in
slant, at West Alexander, by the Rev. Les
ter, Mr.. HENRY DUNLAP to Mrs. MARY
Anderson, both. of this city,
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The KePnbIican Convention and the
National Debt
From he N. Y. Times.

FROM Inc N. Z. Times.
The Democrats pretend to beIive that
the resolutions OF the Republican plat
form on the public debt mean nothing.
They eYade the issue, say their organs,
instead OF meeting IL.
There is very short and very prac-
tical way of proving the sincerity of
this OBJECTIONABLE the Democrats, in
their National Convention, pass resolu-
lions on this subject still more ex plicit
and distinct in their meaning. Let
them say that the .seven-twenties shall
be paid III gold instead OF greenbacks;
When they have done this it viii be
quite time for them TO claim superiority
over the Republicans in providing for
the preservation of the national faith.
We suggest that the World press this
view OfIhe matter, steadily and strong
ly, upon the party whose policy is SO
largely in its keeping. st-
The financial resolution OF the Re-
publican Convention has given the
most profound satisfaction TO the coun-
try. 1t is regarded everywhere as
pledging the party to the most perfect
tionRl faith. 1t pronounceS the most
distinct aud emphatic denunciation of
reputation, in every shape and form
direct or Indirect immediate or re-
mote, 1t asserts and assumes the para
mount duty OF fulfilling every obIigR-
ton OIL me GOYernmeut-nOt only aC-
cordIng TO the letter of its terms, but
according to the spirit which pervades
it, and the full meaning which il ex-
pressed Orimplied to those with whom
II was made. And 1t sets forth, in the
clearest and most impresSiYet terms, the
grand truth that our burdens ARE to be
nghtened, and the weight ofourlpublic
debt relieved, most enectualIy by such
faithful compliance with our engage.
mentS ns shall command the confidence
OF capitalists throughout the world, and
thus induce them to make us loans at
reduced rates on easier TERMS. These
are the principles which lie at the ba-
sis of all successful administration of
our financial affairs. irsT4 -er- A-tas
The simple question of redeeming
our bonds in greenbacks, is premature
and idle. The bonds are not,due for
fifteen or twenty years-and whatever
decision might be reached on that issue
now, might be changed half dozen
times before the time comes for carry
ing 1t into effect. But the assertion OF
principles such as are embodied in the
Republican platform, is of perInanent
and paramount Importance. 1t estab-
fishes rule of action which may be
applied-not only TO this specific ques-
ton of redeeming bonds in one cur
tency or another-but to every tinan-
cial question that may arise. q r.
o r..ra.
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FOR AUDITOR.

NNDRditor9 InteRfoe Please announce
ES the name of CAPT. THOMAS BoGGEsS,
OF spencer, Roane county, as a candidate for
Auditor, subject to the Republican State
O9 mSyIl59H4w NANv vorrps
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DIED.

GRUBB-on yesterday morning, JACOB
CRUDE, in his s6th year,
The funeral Will take place this, Thursday
afternoon at Q o'clock, from his late resi-
'6encein Bridgeport, Ohio. The friends of
the family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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HAPPY nIARR1AGEs.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on the EIrors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impedl-
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
pa nvIp.SmdSw
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For AunIrnR

OESEdS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will please an
GST nounce +. W. SISsoN, OF Mason conn
ty, as candidate for State Auditor, subject
70 the decision OF the Union Repubica state
NG myfs.tcS THIRD DISTRICT.
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FOR AUDITOR.

~ Editors IIltelH0a Please announce
10y the name OF s. CIV. MORRISON, OF
W heeling, Ohio county. as candidate for
subject TO the Republican State
convention, and oblige 1880
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FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.

~ Editors fntelHoncer-Please announce
10y the name OF AIvARo +. GIBBENs of
w God county, as our candidate for Auditor
Of State, subject To the action OF the APP
preaching State Convention.
mYl3-tc REPUBLICAN, VOTERS.
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9ur SAFE
A Tract Of Land for sala

oTUATED IN WErzEL1. .
- West Virginia, within five ~ SOUNTY
of the =. q q. b: 3. and said 10 lux alx mills
aSTsS; T THIS land Is heavily timbeGe5a 80
certainly good chance for sac tSs6SA, and /,
This properly VIII be sold for TooS eSstm1snt
than Its valne. In order to closs ~ zeal les,
s an Ss-,ists zee Joseph A. Stuart, 4daI1o Of
my2O Real Estate Ag'tt. WIS Ssss:I4IIBsR TES,
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SCHUYLER CoLFAx Is the represents
tive OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
North, which has u very large interest
in the fanciful reconstruction enter
prise, as Well as all Others connected
served the partisan manneri in which he
often discharges theld1ties OF his pres
emit high office, can readily gnage the
man.-G. p. IN Me Register.
How stale, fiat and Improbable this
sort of stuff. is in view of the fact that
Mr.. Colfax is a member of the Dutch
Reformed Church. Then again, Mr..
Colfax's entire impartiality as Speaker
Is matter of praise with the Demo
cratic members themselves, some of
whom have taken special pains to give
to their appreciation of the
perfect fairness ofall his rulings.
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GR We are authorized to announce
GS% JOSEPH NJ. MCWHoRrER, ESQ as n
subject TO the decision OF the Republicar
nominating convention. ruy5
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To INSTRUMENTATION i'JEeEibte
rule is to publish no communication not
accompanied by tic name Of The IDI1te''.
We eunnot dIIoW any one TO Use olp'
cnIit,nnN tt,iIeSS ire kliUlU apho Il IS.
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AID INTERIM THOMAS owes his pro-
motion to the head ofthe War Depart
ment to Mr. Senator Van Wrinkle, of
West Virginia. h
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FOE CONGRESS-.

1GSRK Editors Hteufoe1ceT:-Please announce
GST JAMES O. MCGREw, ESor, of Preston
county. as a candidate for Congress In the %
District of w. Va, subject 10 the decision OF
tne Republican Congressional Convention.
my2-tC ~ MANY. NOTERS OE TAYInR Co.
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FOE REORETARY or aTnTE

n NsMesrs. Edttor&-P1ease announce the
QSy name OF Col. EDWIN FREY, as a can
dictate for the office Of Secretary OF the State,
subject 10 The decision OF the Republican
State Convention, and oblige 49,. .zllI
aDr28-tC MANY UnTER1