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Excala1or.

nH1s WORD rs APPLIED RIGHT AT
LAST WILLIAM WILEY q Co., nanus
facture the EXCELSIOR SMUT MACHINE
and Grain Separator on Wheeling Ikland,
Wet M. This machine Is better arranged
ten than $40 OF the machines in use. War
ranted. Please examine price, &c. No.
cleans IS TO 50 bus. per hour Sis without
perhour $50 without shoe, 500 with shoe;No.
cleans 100 10 LIS bus per hour $50 without
Ehoe, S2I5 with shoe Address Bridgeport,
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NEW SHEET MUSIC and Music Books
were received yesterday at sheib's
music store, Market street.
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DIsaRAcEFUL.-A bitter and unre-
Ienting strife has been waged for some
time between two nelghbors in South
Wheeling. And to add to the horrors
of such a contest, the combatants are
females. One OF the parties has sub.
jected tho other to almost!every imag-
Unable annoyance among others,
throwing water upon her children and
threatening to kill them. Matters had
assumed such serious aspect that the
grossly Injured woman made complaint
before Esqr. Schultz, and warrant
result OF the affair Will be Is in the
future, as the trial had not yet come of
when we visited the Justices office.
but all peaceably disposed persons will
Join in tho wish that such disreputable
proceedings may be brought to an end.
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Frnit cans.
New Tin Shop.

HAVE OPENED A TIN SHOP AT
rsteT's old stand, Main street, Centre
Wheeling, where would be pleased 70 see
any person in want of either Copper, TIN or
Ehe-t Iron Ware, or anything mRnuIactur:
ed fTom these metals. Prices as low, and
workmanship guaranteed as good as tho
best - -.,,r
Iy3-1t" w. E. FREY. e
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EVERYBODY
CHARLES SELRKR

EAHCY DYER. SooURER AND RE-
IL sPALRER, South street, near the 3, q o.
&. r. Depot, Wheeling, w. "a. AN kinds
OF ShRwls, Dresses, Ribbons and every de-
OF SILK and WOODEN Goods execut-
ed At short notice, and ON reasonable terms.
Also, prepared to do dyetng in any color for
Wooden EactQries, sc. mRr2t.lE
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Empress q Alexander Kid Gloves.
just n eceivtd at BLOCH's wholesale
and Retail Notion Emporium,

I55 MALS srREEr.
THREE GROSS BASE BALL BATES
(GIl sizes and weiShts)
2 gross Blss Balls
8 H@erict9 FIaEs tan stzesl
rs cases Fire brackets.
10000 rOrpedoeS.
II cases Pain rams.
All Of which VIII be sold at the lowest
market prices.
npEz6-S iu-Jel3 3. q. BLOCd.
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A Sad Accident.

Ednors Is1tetLi0encer
Mrs. Martin Shields and her aged
mother were both killed by the western
bound express train near Pennsboro,
this morning, (July 2d). No blame at
taches to any Of the train men. Every
effort was made TO apprise them of their
danger, but all in vain. They seemed
to be SO interested in their conversation
as to be forgetfut of the danger 10
which they were exposed. They were
both Instantly killed. Mrs. Shields
leaves nine orphan children, for whose
maintenance she had been putting
forth every effort within her power.
She was highly spoken OF by friends
who stood by her lifeless clay. Inc
aged mother had lived to see her three
score years and ten," and 1t is now
hoped that she rests "where age hath
How we felt for those orphan child.
renI One poor little boy of perhaps
seven years, said, "My father Is gone,
my poor mother is gone, grandma Is
gone, and have no one to care Tor
me.n We felt like saying to him,
There Is q friend that sticketh closer
than brother, father or mother" How
short and uncertain Is human life
These two ladies' left their home but a
few minutes before their death, In their
usual health, to attend to home duties:
In moment they reach the Jordan and
are forever gone from earth. In the
midst of life we are in death. May we
be ready when our change shall come.
July I'd. w.
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wAaHrsaTon, D. G., FEB. "a, 1seg,

JOHN LIVINGSTON, Esq, SeSTtdTD Merchant,
Unton Law Company. NeiO York
DEAR 5IR:-Sour new Law Register ana
have been very carefully prepared, and We
think may be ofgreAt service IN the trans
action OF the business or this Department.
The Tolk VIII doubtless prove valuable TO
every ofheials banker, merchant and bust
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GheQntel4iqetreer.
NATUnDAY MORNINO. july 4.
seW Advertisements.

new A0SeE
Grand Sacred Concert.
Estate Of Alexander aeRman.
ZinRari Blt;ers.
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AuanranfG.
Franklin Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING.


Capital
DfrectOrS
SAUL MocLE1IAE. SEoEcE M NE IGssoss
T. ii: IoGAH. THos: T: Sa SCI
= T. r. g. : HOES 4 MnsAhA iI ca Rf11LKx.
- - LOUIS Q. sTITEL-
This company now having been organized
i've years, and In that time done success
ful business, Is Sill prepared TO take flsks a.
fair rates on Buildings of all kinds, MeTcnan-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, EuIs
nIture, steam BoatSand cArgoeS on the Wes-
tern Rivers and Lab es. This company Of
fers superior Inducements to Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlLure, Barns, and contents for or b SearB at
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPTTAI.
paid in, and surplus of my company in the
State; and composed of some ninety iouI
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself TO the
favorable consideration Of the tnsurlng
public and solicitB their patronage: April
cations for insurance Will be promptly atLen-
ded to at their ofnce, No. . Monroe street. or
at their several agencies throughout the
MACARTHUR, Secretary.
8AM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI, Vice President.
@. NJ. COEN, Asst Sec'y,
febl9-d&w
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ALEX. W. RANDALL,
p. II General.
st. JoHNB. 8. sKIsNkR,
FETSt AS8f p. II. General.
JOSEPH II BLACKFAN,
& htef Clerk p o. Opt
From Hon. Francis z. Spinner, Treasurer
OF the United States,
WAsHrBeToE, D. O., Feb. u. 1855.
JoHN LIvINesroN, ESQ, Secretary AaehGIstl
C5tto1 L6SIU C0HloCu1V:
DEAR SIR:-The new Law RegiEter and
Omcial Dtcrectory, Just iBsuedp BPpear9 70
have been very carefully prepared and we
ind Il Of great service In the transaction Of
The business OF this department.. We think
the work would provo Valuable acquIAs
ton to, and should be on the deSk Of every
prominent ofticial, banker, merchant, ana
business man E.R. sPINNER,
maro TFeaSdIe1- US.
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The Doctors DIPLo iIA hangs in his ONCE
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
fshment within the Last twenty years, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
performed by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the
reporters of The Sun and many other papers
again before he public, Besides his standing
as gentleman OF character and respecta-
bllity Is q sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marl6-1y E.8EU.-'
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The white Pine Compound.

at was early in the spring OF 81 that this
compound was orisibated. a men per OF ny
family was III lei ed with an irritation OF inc
throat attended with disagTeeable cough.
had for some months previous thouehL tnat
preparation having for It's OASIS Tue lnslu9
bark OF white pine might be 70 compounded
as to be very useful IN diseases OF The throat
and lungs. To test the value oft In the case
Of the medicine that I had been planning,
and gave 1t in teaspoonful doses. The result
was exceedingly gEauiying: Within VIE lar1 Two
was etfeCted. Soon after this, sentsome to
suffefing for some weeks from bad cough,
occa8Ioned y sudden cold, and had raised
mucus streaked with blood. she soon ionna
relief an sent for more. She took about
ten ounces of It, and got well. j. u. Clarke,
Esq, ed tor OF the Manchester Dally Mirror,
rase ef tt severe cold and was cured nmei.
ately. Hewas SO highly pleased with the re-
suits, and so confident OF success attending its
sales, II placed before the public, that ne
dnaliy persuaded me to give t nameI and
send It abroad to beneht the hunering. IN
Noyem6er 1872; n p u IN tTgo
years from that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
| lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in tho market, and IL SUI
maintains that positionsTThsrei Is good rea-
son for this II very Sootnihg an9 an9
pleasant withal to the taster and is exceed
tngly cheap. --,,.... 49,,
White Pine Compound stands unrtvaled. 1t
was NOT originated for that purpose, but
person in using It for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty item years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by Dr: Poland, IN
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Compound has taken the lead OF all
Cough remedies, as well as a preparation for
the cure OF Kidney difficulties, in every city
town, vi lage and hamlet throughout the
New England States.
The remedy Is as safe and pleasant 70 take
rs IL ia edectual.
The White Pine Compound.
PREPARED AT TIE
New England Botanical Depot
BOSTON.
Under the Supervision of Rev. j. W. Poland
For sale by LAUGHLN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, and also By GEO. b
GLESSNER,
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MedtfaI.
.hite Pine COMPOUND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
throughout the country, after having
bean proved by the test OF eleven years. In
the New England States, where It's merits
have become as well known as the tree nom
which, in part, 1t derives its virtues.
The whito Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, olds, Coughs, DIptheria, Bron.
chItis, Splitting of Blood, and pulmonary AZ
iecfiOpRgeneTally. 1t is remarkable re-
medy for Kidney Complaint, Diabetes, diff
ficulty OF Voidlng Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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ORGANIC WEAKNFss.
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons.
London, Graduate OF one Of the most emil
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
greater part of whose Life has been spent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, HhilRdelp hIa
and elsewhere, has effected some or the most
astonishing cures that were ever Known.
many troubled with ringing in the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, baEh1ulneSS, with
frequent bIushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement Of mind, were cured tmme,
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D g. o n y 8 TO M3 =. =
once No. 2 South Frederick street.
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street,
few doOrB nom the corner, Fau not TO OBJ
Berve the name and number.
mo letters received unless post paid ana
containing a stamp to be used on the reply,
Persons writing should state age. and send
portion OF advertisement describing symp-
ton1a.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contern
plating marriage, being aware Of Physical
WeaKneAs. Organic Debility, DsSorinIies,
He VINO places himself under the care @,
DR.. J. may reugtonsty connds In his honor
his 6lZlll as physician.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMFY
oEE1cE BAIT: & ONO RAmRoAD Coz

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and Rfter May
II, 1898, Wheeling time.
EaEFH LINE
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-10

Ku'KLUxERs ABOUT !-GREAr SoARE!-
HORRIBLE THREATS The old lady on Cali
fornis street-otherwise the Alta-has arous
cd the ire Of those dreadful beings, the Ku'
KIux KIanners, and they have sent 10 ber one
or two Of their bombastical, nonsensical aud
hieh-'nck aIorum nauJstes. threatening ven
geance dire, ETC., etc. These 90 auectsu ,uo
old dame that on Sunday she rushed trsm,
bling into the street, each particular joint
shaking with fear, aud each particular hair
standing on end with horror, shrieking at
the top of her voice, "They're after me!
They're after mel" The whole Police force
was Immediately detailed to act as tenn
porary bodyguard for the old woman, until
the Governor could order out the State
Militia for her protection. What with the
Police and military power Granny Alta is
thus far safe, but il is seriously doubted if all
the power Of the State will be able to pro
.ect her much longer A creature SO stupid
as TO take the pretended Ku.Kux bosh in
earnest 10 liable to serious misbsps at any
time. It's fooishness may strike in at any
moment, and when it does SO, good by to
The concern for ever. We trust that joking
boys and men will have some respect for the
old danes age, and not again seek to fright
en- her with their onsensical epistIes. These
joksrs must recollsct that there is law for
Furnishing cruelty to animals, and if they do
not let the Alta alone, the services Of the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Ami
mails will be called into rsquisition.- Call.
After reading the above, we feel some
oo,r rrunct;op. ,f conscionca fnr tho horrihla
joke, as it turned out, We psrpetrated upon
our negbbor on the bill. We ask our CO.
tenn. to read the above and be consoled, since
its big brothe: has also been caught.
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Michigan Bluff Correspondence.
MICHIGAN BUFF, Oct. (

MICHIGAN BUFF, Oct. 9th.
Ma. EDITOR Since my last we were hon.
ored BY two prominent speakers at Forest
Hill, John R. Mcconnell and J. d. Hamble-
ton, who preached the gospel Of true Democ-
racy according TO the text, Mr.. Mcconnell
on the 25th ul.., and Mr.. Hambleton on the
I'd inst. The former maintained bis high
reputation ~ deep thinker aud sound logi.
clan argued from the written, the para,
mount law, the Constitution, that nearly VII
the acts Of the dominant faction were vio-
lative Of it; excoriatsd, particularly, the
usurpations, miscalled laws, of Congress in
ovsrrunniDg The South, through the agency
Of Frsedloen's Bureau, with band Of un'
priucpled adventures, roalawags and ignor.
ant negroes TO make laws for ten States Of
this Union, against the wish and impor.un.
ties Of the people thereof; showed by uncon.
trovertabls facts that pegro suffrage is iu-
volvsd 10 the present issue, aud the deusion
the mass Of Northern Republicans are labor.
ing under in reference thereto; discussed in
a mastsrly manner the rights Of sovereign
States aud their relation to the bond Of
Union, and Radical busbw hacking "now
you re in aud then you amt" and concluded
With fervent Invocation 10 Him who rules
above the clouds (not where 10 Hooker
fought his last bat.le) to save the people
from this favored though misruled land
from further Radical misrue.
Unfortunately did no. hear Mr.. Ham
bleton's speech, but those who did, say it
was a mssterly effort. The Rads. do no.
like bis argument, bis style-it is too argu-
mentative, too geutemauly for them. Al.
Dudley is. the chap TO suit them, though some
Of the most respectable can not retain their
disgust at Al's. recent conversion, keeping
in view his former backsidiugs. What
charming trio A., Sib and the revereped
bibls'banger and foot racer, Hicks, would
make marching TO The tune We're a band
Of brothers !"
On the whole the Democracy Of the Divide
are up and doing; and if we are defeated,
though not at all probable, we can console
ourselves with the consciousness Of doing
our duty. We organized club on the eve.
ming Of the Sd; we we're little tsrdy "but
better late than never" The Secretary will
seud you report.
Briefly yours, TERRAB.
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grant aud those being uaturalised, know
that at least 8 out Of the Q will vote the
Democratic ticket--lhis will still leave 10
after giving them every Fay vote in the last
election, Democratic majority Of s22 votss
in the State. 1t is all CANNON about there
being $4,000 voters 10 the State that did not
come to the polls last year, every device and
inducemeut was used by our opponents TO
bring out their full vote, and ws caudidly
believe that there was not Two thousand votes
left uppoled 10 the whole State, who were
entitled 10 vote under Hawss' Registry Act,
and that at least ,iothirds Of these who did
not vote were Democrats, disfrauchised BY
that Radical iuiquily. We warn you Rads.,
TO stand from under in November, for the
last vesige Of your rotten edi6cs will come
tumbling about your ears, aud you will all
be buried amid it's ruins. OSMAN.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-10

ONE TERM.-No man should be allowed
to fill the Presidential term more than enc
year. Had Andrew Johnson been prevented
by the Constitution from seeking to hold
the Presidency another term, be would not
have entered on that shameless career by
which be sought to secure the Democratic
nomination.-Record.
We agree with the Record. If Lincoln
had been prevented from frauduently forc'
ing bis second term, by overawiug the pso.
pie with the army. and forcing bis election
at the point of the bayonet, the country
would have been enjoying peace, happiness
and prosperity, and he himself might yet bs
living. But did the Record folks support
Lincoln for the second terml
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-10
SCHUYLER Colfax's Principles.

The Mougrel Press Of this State have been
denying that Schuyler Colfax was Know
Nothing in 1854. Even tho Sacramento
Union, one Of whose principle owners and
proprietors, Paul Morril. who was 10 tho
Know.N Nothing Convention 10 1855. for
State Printer, and got beat, has been deny.
ing that Colfax ever was member Of The
dark lantern party. Nearly every MOngrsl
editor 10 the State was once Know.No,h
inc. and il must be humilating for them
nov to be compelled to deny that Colfax
was then not so mean as themselves.
We clip the following proof Of Colfaxs
bigotry, and iutolsrsnt Know No'hiogi'm, in
1854, from the Cincinnati Enquirer, . paper
published near Colfax's home:
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLrAx has been received
at Denver. In return for the reception,
Hon. Schuyler Colfax made few remarks,
which are described by the Tribune a. -
glorious speech from the young lion Of the
West" In this glorious speech, among
other things. the young lion said: ut was
needles for him to state his principles. We
know what they we're, and as be had ad
hered to them 10 The past, 80 be would in
tho future. This may be taken as pledge
tha. be will continue to hold to the priuci-
pies Of bis party platform Of South Bend,
Indiana, in 1854, as follows:
Il, Schuyler Collar, Of South Bend, 10 the
State Of Indiana, a native born citizen Of the
United States, and Of Protestant faith, in the
presence Of Almighty God and these witnss.
ses, do solsmnly promise and swear that l
will not vots, nor give my influence for any
man, for any Office 10 the gift OF the people,
unless be be American born citizen, 10
favor Of Americans ruling America, nor IT
hs be Roman Catholic"
"Iu the presence Of Almighty God and
these witnesses, do sol"mnly and sincerely
swear that will, when elected or appointed
TO any official station coofsrring on mo the
power 10 do so, remove oil foreigners,
aliens, or Roman Catholics from Office or
place, and that l will 10 no case appoint
such 10 any office Or place in my gift.
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Organization Of the Michigan Bluff Dom.
ocratic Club.

MICHIGAN BLUFF, Oct Sd, 1858.
Mr.. Editor:-Pursuant to previous notice
the Democracy Of Michigan Bluff met this
evening in the Hall of the Phoenix Hotel,
for the purpose Of organizing a Democratic
Club. Col. J. II. Baker was elected Pres
dent, and E. Barrett, Secretary. After orr
ganiziug, and the appropriate committees
appointed, The following preamble and rsso.
lu,ioos were read and unapimously adopted :
WHEREAS Unted harmonious efforts are essen
tial to every successful movement Of the people,
both to recover and to maintain their right Of
selCg government, Therefore, we, the undersigned,
do organize ourselves into an association to be
known as the
MICHIGAN BLUFF DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
WHEREAS The Constitution of our country
embodics every essential of individual freedom.
and every Legislative, executive, and judicial
power necessary for the perpetuaton Of liberty
and the prosperity of the people. Therefore
Resoived-That the Democracy Of this Precinct
will adhere with patriotic love to that revcred
and only safe guarantee of selfgovcrnment and
constitutional independence.
Resolred = That as members of this association
we will use every energy, and all honorable
means 10 sustain the great principles OF truth as
set forth in the National Democratic Platform.
Resolued-That we will use every honorable
and Frank P. Blair, Presidential lcanddates-That
both in their public and private life we discover
in our candidates that honest and patriotic regard
for constitutional limitations which alone fits
them for the exalted positions designated by the
National Democracy.
Resolved-That as q man whose hands are uu-
soiled by the corruption fund Of monopolists, and
whose attachment to his country's charter Of
liberty has never faltered, james Cofroth merits
our individual support.
BYLAWS AND REGULATIONS OF TIE MICHIGAN
BLUFF DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
lst-A President, two Vice Presidents, Secre
tary, (who shall rlsO act OtT~i0 Treasurer,}
and Committee Of vigilance and Arrangement
shall he elected by the fhembers Of the Club.
The Club shall assemble weekly upon such
day as may be designated by the President and
Committee of Arrangement-until after the No
vember election and other more frequent meet.
ngs may be call ed by the same officers.
3d-1he President shall call the meetings to
ORDER and preside over the same, assisted by the
Vice Presidents, either of whom shall preside in
the absence of the President. The Secretary
shall keep minute Of the proceedings, and shall
act rs Corresponding Secretary Of the Club. and
er oticio Treasurer, paying out money coming
into his hands at the order of the Committee of
Vigilance and arrangement.
4th-Every subscriber to the Resolutions aud
Regulations of this association shall be regarded
as member thereof, and changes In the Bylaws
and Regulations may be made by majority Of
its members at any regular meeting.
Adopted at Michigan Bluff, Oct. Sd, 1868, by
the members of the Club, and subscribed.
T. BARRETT, Secretary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-10-10

IMPORTANT AccEss1oNs.-John Edwards,
Of Iowa. who was twice elected Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives, and the most
influential member of the radical party in
tha. State, has written letter declaring for
Seymour and Blair. lie says: although
was an ardent Iowa Republican Having
voted for Fremont in 1856, aud Mr.. Lincoln
twice sftsrwards-l give it as my candid
conviction Of duty, that the policy Of recon.
struction adopted by the Radicals is fraught
with present and future calamity. Radical.
ism Of to-day is dangerous to the future
peace and welfare of our common country,
as the heresy Of secession has been. ! have
as much regard for General Grant as have
for any other of our Union Generals, and !
regret be has allowed himself to be used by
the ultras. l can see no remedy to avoid
further trouble but in the triumph OF con-
ssrvativs meu."-Reporter.