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Thc RennhIIcan TIcket.

The action of the Chicago Convention
challenges general and enthusiastic
approval. Gen. Grants name had been
so long before the people, and his NOM
ination had come TO be so much a mat
ter OF absolute certainty, that it was
not supposed 1t could create any special
interest or elicit any great degree of
enthusiasm the result, therefore, Is
an agreeable surprise. 1t has been re-
ceiyed everywhere, not only with the
heartiest applause, but with all the
zest of surprise. 1t recalls his splen-
did achievements during the Wharf.-The
great part he performed in crushing
the rebellion,-the patriotic spirit
which has animated everything he has
done, and the wise, modest and tolerant
temper which marks alike his conduct
and character.
The nomination OF Colfax on the
ticket with him meets with a welcome
as cordial and as universal as his own.
No man could have been selected for
that place who would command so
general an acceptance from his own
party, and who would encounter less
OF hostility from his opponents than he.
Everybody comedies the fairness of his
temper, the Justice of his judgment, and
the unstained integrity of his public
said OF him, that the only fault the
Democrats could find with him IS that
he is u Republican, is perfectly true.
The selection OF these men as candi-
dates, and the entire absence of any
, thing like intolerance and bitter ultra
ism from the platform, has brought
back to the Republican party much oil
its old unity Of sentiment, and will
inspire it to renewal of its old
enthusiasm. The clouds which
u few weeks ago seemed to
threaten Its future have already dis
appeared. The party will make a
hearty, determined and Jealous strug-
gle, and IL will task to the utmost the
resources of its opponents to devise any
policy or programme of action against
it that will promise the slightest chance
of success.-N. ]. Times.
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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 a medicine is
MISHLERS HERB BITTERs, which has
proven n blessing 10 humanity and enjoys
reputation extending throughout the coun-
Try. By sJudIcious and timely use, at such
time and places where it might be OF use, 1t
will surely avert the approach of the most
inEidious disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is out OF
order. Either the blood, the stomach, the
yer or the kidneys may be deranged, AID
disease in the guise of some dangerous fever.
or racking. cruel pains, or wearing, dehilita-
ting sickness, Will speedily bring the victim
to the couch of illness, unless a preventive.
sure in Its operations. and certain in its eff
fects, Is promptly taken. and, we repeat,
ouch medicine Is MISHLERtS HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Z.
B.Hartman & Co, Proprietors, Lancaster,
Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
my AZ
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pnLTr1CAL srRAws.

The New York Times, which has been
aiienaled from the Republican party
since Mr.. Raymond, its editor, was
foolish enough to join the movement
for johnson party-which began and
ended two years ago in the tear
full Philadelphia Convention-comes
round to a warm support of the
Chicago ticket and platform. The
Times says "The selection OF these
men as candidates, and the en-
tire absence of anything like intole-
rance and bitter rltraism from the plat
form, has brought back to the RePub-
lican party much of its old unity OF
sentiment" Which means, we sup
pose, that the hall. hearted Republicans
like Raymond discover the drift OF
things, and are DESTROYS of improving
the present opportunity to get back to
a recognized position in the party
which they have tried unsuccessiully
TO break down. The course of the Gin
ciunati Commercial is sample OF the
same tactics in the same emergency.
The New York Heratd, which never
essays TO be anything but weather.
cock, is profoundly Impressed with the
strength OF the Republican ticket and
platform. 49,,
Papers like these are not OF much
real value to any party.-because. be-
ing tickle and evidently insineere in
their political professions, they do not
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

bOo4ONS Eh4ASos
The very important and extensive inn
prOvements which have recently been made
in this popular Hotel, the largest In New
England, enable the proprletors to offer to
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel In the city. During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits OF apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets. &c, attached one of
Tufts magnificent passenger elevators, the
pest ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story OF the house in one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the en- tire house thoroughly replenIshed
and refurnished. making 1t, in all Its ap-
pointments, equal TO any hotel in the coun-
try. Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe
on first floor.
my4-3meod Proprietors.
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GRANT nnd CoImx.--A Strong nnd
Popular Ticket.

Grant aud COlmx---A Strong and
Popular Ticket.
From The NetU York Herald.
In u. 5. Grant, the Generat-in- Chief
OF the army, and in Schuyler Colfax,
Speaker OF the National House OF Rep
rescntatives, the Republican party has
placed a strong, cohesive and popular
Presidential ticket before the people.
Grant, the great captain Ct tile age, has
also proved that in the administration
OF the civil affairs OF Il peace establish
ment he possesses those rare endow-
mcnts OF practical craftsmanship
which qualify him for all the RESPONSE
bilities of the executive head OF the
Government in any emergency. 1t is
the general impression among the
American people that in his hands their
interests and the honor and prosperity
OF the country will be safe. His assO.
ciRte, Speaker ColfaX, for one of his
age, is man OF great experience and
superior abilities and sagacity in our
political affairs, and in the event
of call to the White House
to Till the unexpired term OF
his colleague, no doubt can be enter
administration. Nor is the flattering
reputation fthese men limited to the
United Suites, for II is substantially the
same abroad as ut home. The news OF
their nomination will strengthen the
confidence OF the friends in "the great
republic" over all the world-on he
Thames, the Seine, the Rhine, the Veva
and the Danube, and from the mighty
Amazon, rolling its flood of waters
down the equatorial line, to the impe-
rial Yang-tse-K iRng OF China, "the son
OF the sea.m Nor will that honest faith
in American securities at Frankfort
on-the- Main be weakened with the
prospect of the transfer from and after
the 4th of March, 1863, OF the reins OF
our government to Grant and Colfax.
The Chicago Convention could not
have chosen n better ticket. The Presi-
dent pro tenn. OF the Senate, Mr.. Wade,
who led the list OF Vice Presidential
aspirauts on the first two or three bal
lots would have been TO Grant as
heavy a load to carry as was
the Ola Man of the Sea 10 Sinbad the
Sailori and Fenton, the next high
est competitor OF Colfax, would also
have besn a dead weight, Colfax. ON
the other hand, gives that positive
strength aud consistency to the ticket
which makes II a INIT and expands the
circle OF its influence. he has had the
valuable training of newspaper editor
la vocation which in this country Is
the best of schools for an aspiring poll.
tlcian. II teaches him all the ins and
outs oil the profession and how to avoid
those shouts and bars upon which SC
many of our greatest statesmen have
} ionndered- The ran-splitter and tht
tailor were a powerful team. bnt IN,
tanner and the editor will match them
There is nothing like zIeather,D ant
the newspaper is the third estate o 4 III,
J nineteenth century. Grant and Cola,
, are a strong ticket, and they are pro
vided with movable extension plat
form on the negro suffrage question
accommodate all Corners OF all shade
of opinion.
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Sheridan Coal Works.

GAPEHART & McNIEoHEN have In
" creased their number of Miners in order
TO meet the demand for their
5UPERIOR COAL.
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 impcsitlons We have
placed sign board on each OF our wagons
and carts, and provided each driver with
our ticket, with the number of bushels he
loads upon IL, to be signed by the party 10
whom he dellveiR This obviates all mis-
takes.
oFFICE-Market ST.. opposite Union st.
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Mr.. THURLow WEED gives his heart
and hand TO the Chicago nominations,
and mainly to the platform. He is
jubilant, aud with something OF his
former vlgor says: Now, let us have
union and harmony, and let every man
who supports the Chicago ticket have
n chance to work freely for its success"
Again says Mr.. Weed:
"Perhaps no ticket could have been
placed in nomination at Chicago which
will occasion more general satisfaction
among the loyal masses of the land.
Grant and Colfax, are emphaticRlly
strong names and Synonymous"
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HAPPY mARRIAGEs.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impedi.
nents 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,
Pm. myl9.Smd&W
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A TraGt off Iand for Soln

0LTUATED IN wETZELL COuS1v
- west Virginia, with i've or ST mill,
OF the y: q y. 4. e. and said 10 CONTAIN n
acres; Thls land IS heavily timbeFed. min.
certainly good chance for safe in VsSt ms
,tH properly VIII be sold for good deal IL;
tnan us value, in order to Close me affsirs N
an ~ 81 estaLe: see Joseph A. Stuart, AdmInIs
my2O Real Estate As'tl W6sai HSh1 ~ y.
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For close calculator, commend US
to John ID. Defrees, of Indiana who
was the leader of the Colfax forces at
the Chicago Convention. he announced
again and again on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, that colfax would surely be
nominated on the fifth ballot, and, as If
to prove him a prophet, events have fall
en- precisely as he predicted.
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Again saws Mr.. Weed:
DIED.

wEIRIoH-In Martins Ferry, Ohio, ON
Sunday, 24th inst, Mrs. LAURA WERLICH.
wife OF DR.. L. Werlich, in the doth year OF
her age.
The funeral will take place Tuesday ut l
o'clock p. IN. The friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend. ct
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Mr.: TUNo, Mr.. TUH, Mr.. KwEI, Mr.
ZAA, Mr.. LIAM, Mr.. Tue, Mr.. To
Mr.. CooNG, and Mr.. KANa, all OF Pc.
kin, are names registered at the West.
minister Hotel, New York, by the
Chinese Embassy.
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EnR AMnIrnn

n eEds. InteHiecneT:-Yo will please an,
HS nounee +. w. SISsoS, OF Mason conn.
~, as q candidate for State Auditor, subject
10 the decision OF the Union Republican Stat
Convention.
my19.tc" THIRD DISTRICT.
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rHE World don't like the Republi-
can platform. 1t finds nothing in it it
can successfully assail. And the ticket
is equally bad. The World, therefore,
is intensely dissustedi
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Wantad


MES-WE WANT MEN TO STUDY
III their own interest An enterprfsInR
man can clear from $50 to 500 per day by
having the full and exclusive rfcflt 10 MANN
facture and sell De " tits Patent Aurora OH
In a single county. This fs the SureSt money
making business ever offered In THIS con ntry
and Is protected by law. Light we must
have, and this is the best and cheapest IN n "a
world. This oil can DO manufactured for "a
cents Per gallon, barrel included, and refai lis
null as high as coal oil. No machinerv ne
Quired. Material for It's manufacfnra can Ia
had in any town OF note In the county, AND
Is tnexhRusuhlei the process for manfacfuTn-
ing Is very simple quick and sure TbIs oII
IS superior 10 any burning fluid or OH sold IN
the United States, and there never haS Ron
an accident from the use OF this oelebrafsd
oil; it can not be exploded by anv mir teSt
known TO the best scientific cheTnfSti ~, ~
| country; II burns longer than coal oil aud
gives light equal In every respect TO 1as
ANY lamp that win burn coal OF ar flT1i1 SS-jIi
burn tho Aurora with any or the fTnrroI-s -
burners. The right to whole STAT. ~, NJ ~
valuable patent, which has Is yearS 70 80
Is q sure foi time. Our terms are n1nSia-atht
and liberal, and TO those who Tyish 10 ~ ~,
bnstness with us we viii pay your fare tn aSSi
from our city II We do not prove to Won III
and more than we have stated 80 al
Tor further particulars cali on, nv as,..
E. II. DE WITT, Grant House, cor, OF MAI
and Madison SIS, Wheeling, VIVA.
mylS-2wde
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TRY ONE BOTTLE OF

LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CoRDIALu!
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma Is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, " Hang the Baby" but blessed be
LnughlIn's Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents a
Bottle. marl3.
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BABY AT MIDNIGHT.

Screaming at tho top OF its voIce-disturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next-door neIghbor. How often You hear
the thoughtIess remark, Choke that squat
ling Babyp Now, this Is very unkInd OF
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, FTetrul, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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-THIRD DISTRICT.
ZOE AUnITOR.

ORE Editors nteiif0enceT:-Pleasea announce
HSS the name OF 5. q. W. MORRISON, OF
" heeling. Ohio county. rs a candidate foF
Auditor, subject to The Republican STATE
Convention, and oblise
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Anuunnfemrnts.
FDR AUDIroR

nNDwo aro authorized TO announce the
GSS name Of WM. GREGG, OF Ohio county,
as a candidate for Auditor, subject TO the de-
clslon OF the Republican state convention.
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NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
From 81. Louis to Keolsuk & st. PAM.

One OF the splendid sIde.wheel
iI-4r DISCLAIMERS of this line will leave st.
ESEz5sssssSSsssa Louis daily for Keokuk, Burling.
ton, Davenport, Dubuque, Saltwater, ST.
Paul and 6finnehaha Falls. Through re-
ceiptsf for freight and passengers will be giveu
10 all points on the Upper Mississippi River,
on steamers running from this polt and con-
I.ecting with Northern Line fncBetS at st.
Louis Apply to JAMES IL. HOLMES, 20
Monroe street. myf-lm
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For Sale

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GRorrSD
"A OF one acre, bound on the west by Iind
street stree, on the south by Spruce street, In FaSi
wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
Lind street, will be sold on easy terms and Al
low prices. ''-N al
apr2S I.IRWIS
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9ur Sale,
SALE OF THE
s P GIG HOUSE
In the city of Wheeling, ". pa
On Wednesday, May y 1852


ON THE DAY ABOVE MESrro,---
" 10 O'Clock q. m, on the preniSeS 70 Al
offer for sale, to the highest bidder a. shAQ
auction thatWeu known hotel Tho ~ RPSnolic
HOUSE, with the whole OF the f1TntS ,EE hIGG
nS Hl1. me hoIel fronts on The PnS1I,d
& and parts OF lots numbered = oetet
DO not give more particular desey5n,I We
purchasers are invited to examIne fhsn..on, Is
seS. An uncumPered and indIspnf * ts N +
will be conveyed to the purchasp- A"ie Rtle
The sale of the Furniture AZ pnbi,,, -.
Will Immediately follow the sale an ~ baacton
estate, and Will continue until he .tea
shall have been ompleted, The NJ s1ane
LnS uInltuIe ana nxture5, including -
and commodious Billiard Room win .aigs
6leSy have been purchased and fittsSJ " =.
the last two years, and the Whola =. SlIIlllh
ment Is now In complete order for b-SSS-iSa-
The business Of this Hotel. nrSsS -
management Of MesSrs. Edwards = -. lns
has been profitable, and This saIa q AL
to them. OAiS Persona!
That there may be no misunderasr,,.-
on the part OF those contemplating ne nm
we announce thai The sale tDiIl 81 f,e[!s.Ss
made az NE fine and place mentioned ~
The terms OF the sale OF the Real ES.s,., -
as follows. One third OF the pur haSe rIo,S
N caSnkan the remainder In three eouSI
instruments payable six, twelve 80
eighteen months after the day OF sale. WHY
interest," the purchaser to give his bonds ~
the deferred instRlments, and EecuTe Ib ~,
payment byA deed OF trust upon the proner+I
purchased. FA"PeV
The terms OF the sale of the FurnItBr. III,
be made known on day OF sale, and foT ~
purpose OF making this sale, the possasSfoS
OF me hotel building Will he retained by- n
until the LIST day Of June. -
1yr,,,,,,, JAMES 8. WHEAT, Trustee
May 8, 1868. ynyOl,.
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nRwe are authorized to announce HoS.
GSS CHESTER ID. HUBBARD, OF Ohio conn-
~, as q candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject to the
decision OF the Union Re publican Conyen-
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0NSEditorI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announc,
eS the name OF CAPT. THOMAS BoGGESs
OF spencer, Roane county, as q candidate 70
auditor, subject to the Republican Stat
may7.dGw4w MANY VOTERS.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cincinnati, Louisville ana st.
Louis
The dne passenger steamer PO-
epe%4RTOAIAC, Capt. Chas. Muhleman,
lSZZSzzEwiIl leave as above on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, at 3 O'Clock p. IN.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
BOOTH, BATrELLE q CO.,
my25.2t Agents
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FOR CONSRESS

n p Editors ntellioneeE-Please announce
county. as candidate for Congress IN Inc "a
district OF w. Va. subject to the decision or
me Republican Congressional Convention.
myG-Lc MANY Nnr ERs nE TANr-np 70
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FOR CONGRESS

.NR- We are authorized to announce
w JOSEPH NJ. MCWHoRTKR, ESo as a
candidate for Congress In the Third District
subject TO the decision OF the Republican
nominating convention -
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fur Bent
For Rent

A STORE ROOM INRETJ.A1p
II the terminus OF the brITiSa CAE, NEAR
built over the Ohio River. PoSSsaini4{NH betnE
Immediately. Apply TO ]. r. J0Sp9Sin gtyen
B BH S S works, or address, R6T a he
80 uyS7Ss-- -
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For GAINESVILLE.

The hne Passenger Packet JULIA
eHeS ANo. 2, Capt. Coulston, will leave IS
itS&4z1Rbove tonight at midnight
Freight received and bIlls OF IadIng sigred
at the Wharf Boat until o'clock p. m.
BOOTH, BATTELEE & Co.
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FOR CONGRESS,

FditoFS fHfelH0encT-Pleasa announc
lS the name of C5ES. L Il. DuYAI Is on
candidate for Congress nom this tdrstl Con
EressionRl District. subject 10 the action Q
The approaching state Republican Conven
marn MANY CITIZENS.
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Fare Reduced.
Wheeling, MARIETTA and ParkersburE

Wheeling, BEarfettn and ParKersbuFE
Daily Packets.
The side wheel steamers are
4BEC1A" and "EXPRESS."
- Rebecca leaves Wheeling every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, ut eleven
o'clock, a. m.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL O'Clock, a. m.
Connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at IL a. m.
Freight Tecelpted through to all points be-
tween Parkersburg and Gallipolls
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
declO-u Agents.
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FOE AuDITOR OF STATE

~ Editors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce
ny the name OF ALvARo +. GIBBESSs OF
" God county, as our candidate for Auditor
OF State, subject 10 the action OF the Rp-
preaching State Convention.
myIS-tc REPUBLICAN, VOTERS.
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Proposals.

cEALKD PROPOSALS WILL Re RE
. ceIved by the undersigned un til June LIST
for building the sidewalk over JonAt hans
Gut. SDid work to be laid In Lime mortar,
digging foundation and alto be done by the
perch, and old material to be used. Also,
Tor setting new curbstone on the east side OF
Jacob street from Division TO Preston streets,
Sixth Ward. Work TO be completed within
thirty days after contract
STEPHEN CLARK,
my25.2t Street Commissioner.
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aIfw advertisements.

For C1ncIpnatI and Louisville, Direct
- The nne passenger steamer NEW
ESTATE, Capt jack u arrlson. VII VII
Ia5szEZSzaleave as above ON THURSDAY, Ihe
2sth inst. at 5 o'clock p. M
For freiglitor passage apply on board OF 10
my25.st - Agents.
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FOR SECRETARY OF sTATI

.OFASHg. EdIOrz-PIease announce the
ny name OF Col. EDWIN FREY as a can
diuate for the ONCE Of Secretary OF the State
subject 10 the decision OF the Republican
state convention, a nd oblige
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GaIeins Plaster.
Inn RRLs. PLASTER PARIS, PhIAae,.
lUU phia make, received by
p. C HILDRETH & BRO.