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, Statements from Patients, &c.

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ars."-Rev. z. HUNPnSIEs, Renson Y V
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CogTLlNDr STREET, y. Y. Consultation nee
A Circular containing TESTIMONIALS OF MANI
CASES successfully treated, will be sent free, by
mail, TO all who will write for il.
Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists Ash
your Druggist for Kings Prepared Prescription
and If he has not gotit he viii get il for yea.
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All communications should be addressed to
ROBERT p. NOAH, No. 222 + street, Wash.
ington, d. c., General Agent for the District OF
| Columbia and States of Virginia and West yir.
ginia, for the Manhattan Cooperative Relioi
Association.
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TRLWEKKIY KDIIIOH.
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a former comrads Of Frank Blair
says the latter called on James Gordon
Bennett In New York aud reports the
following as Bennsts explanation Of
the Chase movement. He said that i
was started by New York men 70 lkilI
Pendlston, and that as ECON as PsDdle-
ton began TO loom up prominently IN
the West, parties went to the W0TLa
and came 70 him 10 put ont The name OF
Chase for that purpose, and that both
papers agreed TO the proposition. That
soon after the Worlds first editorial on
the subject, the leaders became fearful
that Chase would really be nominated;
thai the RorEd at once retrscted and
that though urged TO do the same, Ben
nett refused. Bennett assured Blairthere
had never been anything deeper than
this In the movement on the port OF The
New Workers, the only idea being 70
use Chase TO Kill Pendleton.
It's eminentIy fl and proper there
fore. that Pendlaton should entertain
the wermest love and admiration for
t,eae Sew Workers, chief of whom il
The Hon. Horatio Seymour. TO make
yey for whom Mr.. PendIeton was thus
slain In cold blood.
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The bill for counting electoral votes.
as passed both Houses of Congress
Saturday and Will go 10 the President
for. signature tomorrow, is in full as
follows: .
; Be It enacted, DO, That none of the
States whose inhabitants were lately in
rebellion shall be entitled TO represen.
tation In the Electoral College for choice
of President and Vice President of the
United States, nor shall electoral votes
be received or counted from any such
States unless at the time prescribed by
law for choice of electors the people Of
such States, pursuant 10 acts Of Con.
gress In that behalf, shall have since
the 4th of March, 1867 adopted a COM
stituiion of State government under
which the State government shall have
been organized and shall be in opera
ton, and unless such, election or cleo
tors shall have been held under author
ity OF such constitution and govern
ment, and such State shall have also
become entitled to representation in
Congress pursuant to acts of Congress
| in thai behalf. Provided, That moth
ing herein contained shall be construed
to apply to any State which was repre-
scented In Congress on the 4th of March,
1867,
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PROPOSALS.

oEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
. ceived by the undersigned until Tues
day, July 2ist, al o'clock p. m. for building
a set COL House in Washington Township
Btdders In making their estimates Will in
clude the value OF the material In the pres.
emit school house, and other buildings on the
premises; and AL the material not used in
the construction of the new building, must
be removed from the ground
Payments 70 be made IN three ~ install.
menus OF JhTee 90 months each 1Tom u Q
date of commencement Of building, reserv-
ing q per cent OF the superintendent esti-
mate OF the work done, until the buildings
The construction of the building to be
commenced Immediately after the contract
Is awarded, and bidders are required 70 state
in their proposals, the earliest time they
viii cont act to finish the house. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the odce OF
Mr.. Fairfax, superintendent EMS OF building.
The BoarG OF Education reserves to ltsen
the right OF rejecting all bids.
Any other Information can be obtained by
calling on Mr. Fairfax, or The uDdenigned
j. n. BICREL,
.l Clerk OF the Board Of Education.
WHEELING, July 1s. 1893. tylS-et
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Trusfaays Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED Of TRUST
b from William 7. Pools TO me dated the
i2th day of August, ls65, and Of record in tins
once OF the Recorder OF Ohio -county.Wsst
1Tgtnta, In deed book -, fotto 140s anatts
the front door OF the Court House In the city
of Wheeling, pro eed 10 sell by public aue-
V1ded hall OF the following described proper
ty, situate In Ohio county, W. Va, that = 70
ray: Coal lots numbered IL z q - one, tEo
right to The coal between the north and
south lines of said coal lots as far back aS th6
eastern boundary OF the said Boggs 1arm
and the Embellishments and appuItenanc@
To the said coal lots and coal belonging or aP'
3 Selling IS trustee shall convey only Eueh
title as Is vested In me. Terms OF sale cash.
A. g. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELING. June ID 1855. - te16-t6
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Commissioners Sale
VALUABLE FARM,
Saturday, July 18th, 1858.
.RoNT DOOR OF CoURT HoUsE.
Pratt & Fox,

Pratt & Fox In Shanes5Z. Il
sherrard Clemens. ct al OF ONO Co, v. Va
nURSUAET TO THE DECREE MADE
in the above cause on the sd day q
nav, 1858 will on saturday, the 18th day
Of JuIy, 1853, commencing At 10 O'Clock q. m.
OF Court sell at pubHs auction et the fIont
6oor on the Court House OF Ohio county, the
osTtain tract of lard in said decree mention
Cd and described, as 1olloEBs IAN that par
Gel OF land situate on Big Mhesnug Cr6eE,
in Ohio county, beginning at q sugar and
walnut on william -Buchanan1H line, and
with s3Id line n. 80 deEs E.-299 poles Toe ~.
OAK on the bankEof wheeling Creek thence
down said creek with tina me3ud6HA and btnd
ing thereon 2S61< poles to TWO sYcan1ores,
HE corner In the line separating theland Of
James RenhoFd, thence with SAID RenfoEd's
line s. e. W ES poles 10 q stone In me cor
ueF of said RenfHd d line, thence 8 II deg
= II poles 10 the place Of beginning, .eon-
tanning one hundred and twanty-stx acres
OF land. ~ bs4nE the same tract OF land Wdtcn
Was convey ed To the said ehedard C1smsnE
by AndrsW While, administrator OF Daniel
sLeenrod, deceased by deed dated the 18TH
day of october 1854. IND Iecorded In me he-
eoFder's once Of ohio county In DEED BOOK
TEKas or fourth Of the pur-
CHI se price In CASH on The day Of SALE and
the remainder thereof IN three equM 1EsI n
ments, payable respectively IN SIX twelve
and eighteen months, with interest FONDA
OF sale; the lille TO be reserved until the P0r-
chase price is fully paid"
feSO-td Special Commissioners
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FAVE or ADvERTIsIN0.

eETYsnUeD, advertisements cAsH N i'd
ea ilse:si,p,AoZs AED FUsERAL NOTICE., 90
eIs -, ~. SpnOunoeLnents Of Deaths, grstis
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WHES b1r. PendIeton arrives in this
city en- route for Grafton, he ought to be
furnished with copy Of Mr.. Owen
Thorn's dispatch TO the Washington
Ex0ress copied elsewhere), wherein he
says SIR. Seymour, Just before he was
nominated, came forward TO decline
and to dominate Chase according TO
agreement" AceordtHg TO agreement
This despatch ought 70 be annexed TO
Pendleton's letter to Wash. Mclean, 30
that the confiding mplicity of "Toung
Greenbacks" might be compared with
the cool treachery OF Mr. Seymour.
While Pendleton was expressing his
unbouuded admiration of the Hon.
Horatto, the latter was plotting his
overthrow. II, under these cIrcum-
stances, Mr.. Pendleton can persuade
anybody of his undyiDE friendship for
Seymour, he will be smarter than We
think he is.
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Antiquity of Brandreth's Pills.

Age is not claimed as merit, only as
sign of Intrinsic worth, ~ #
The really useful article lives on with a
strong vitality; the poor one lansuishes for
q time and then goes out easily.
BRArDRErH's PILIs. are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels call
loudly Tor help, because they never fall TO
open and give relief
Hundreds OF thousands would consider 1t a
calamity If these safe family Pills could not
be obtained. IT has been officially settled
that more of BRArDRETH's PILLS arc sold
than all other pills put together. Merit sells
them.
BHAEDRErH's Pills possess qualities
which restore every organ and hber Of the
body to health; are purely vegetable and safe
for every period ollie.
Principal office, Brandreth House, New
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
jel6-lmd4w B. BRANDRETH.
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nIn,r tlIe RevoIntIonIs1.

In any other government under the
sun IL citizen made such threats OF
revolution as the Democratic candidate
for Vice President has made he would
be Imprisoned out of regard for the
public safety. Hear what he says of
his plot:
We cannot, therefore. atndo the Rddi-
cal plan OF ReconStT1tctLOn By Congress
SiondL action: the Senate will continue
a bar to its repeal. Must IRE submit to
IL? HotO can IL be oUeTttrotDnF II can
be oUerttroi0n by the authority of the Ea;.
ocutiVe, who Is sworn to maintain the
Constitution. and who will fail. to do his
duty II he allows the Constitution to
perish underR series OF Congressional
enactments which are in palpable vic.
lation of its Fundamental principles.
If the President elected6y the Demo-
crGcy enforceS or permits others TO en-
force these Reconstruction acts, the Rad
icals, by the succession OF twenty spur
ious Senators and fifty Representatives,
will control both branches OF Congress,
aud his administration will be as pow
erless Rs the present one of Mr.. John
son. -r
There is but one way to restore the
Government and the Constitution, and
that is for the President e(ectt0 declare
these Gcksnuu AID Uofd, compel The army
to undo its 1ESttTpntionS de the South. DIS
perSe the cdTpet-6d1 State governments,
aLlotD the .iUiite people % TeoTS G,tize .tteiT
oDn 0oVeInntentS, and elect Senators and
Representatives. We must restore the
Constitution before we can restore the
finances. and to do this we must have a
President who will execute the Will of
the people by trampltug into dust the
nsurpations of Congress, known as the
Reconstruction acts.
Mr., Blair adds, 81 wishto stand be-
fore the Convention upon this ISSUE"
and upon that issue he was nominated.
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po,It,eaI status OF the Cabinet.

There is a good deal Of talk in poiiti'
cal circles since the New Tosk nomI-
nations we're made abont the positions
of certain members of the Cabinet.
Everybody knows tina: schofeid is for
Grant and Coifaz, and that Welles and
Browning will snpport Seymour and
Blair. Mr.. McCulIoeh will certainly
not stand upon the Democratic plat
form, and most persons believe he has
no sympathy with Seymour politically.
He don't mean to go on. OF the Cabinet
until forced so do SO by direct assur-
from The President that his resignation
Is desired. There have been many
stories afoat during the last three or
four days 10 the effect that Seward ard
Randall VIII support Grant, but The
tTuTh ofths report Is uot YET apparent:
Souns oELhe White House ring Lalk OF
getting up a general serenads or de-
VIstDg other means to make the doubt
ipi Cabinet officials show their posi-.
lions. -
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WE respectfully suggest to tho Demo-
cratic managers here that The La Crosse
Democrat OF the Issue OF July OH. 1868,
containing Iull, authentic aud most
veraoious history of HoratIo Seymour
and Frank p. Blair, be circulated
grntuItouHly in the Grafton Convention
next Thursday. Each delegate ought
to have at least ono copy for himself
and one to show his neighbors. No
charge for tho advice. Quimby is the
Iugeut.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
u trlct OF West YngtnIa, s. s.
Best & Bro.
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THp Preston county .Jou,.,o, .,,. ~

THB Preston county Journal, says the
orator of the occasion at the Democrat.
ic Convention held in that county, re-
Gently, ..Was the same classical gentle
man who upon a former occasion not
long ago at the same place, recommend
ed that the free.scho ol+ houses recently
built in the county for the education OF
the children and youth of the county
be sold to the farmers for horse stables
and out houses, and the education Of the
|aeople abandoned"
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seymouI,a AEreernenf 10 Nominate
S,t,,.ss.

Gir. Owen Thorn, editor Of The Wash
fngton city EPress, a Democratic
paper, telegTaPha over his signature TO
that journal from Kew York, Friday
night, ss follows:
While vallandlgham was speaking
yesterday, insIsLlpg on Seymour'a
nomination, Mr. Seymour approached
the stand TO again decline, and, as be
zatd, '"To nominate Chase, according TO
ayreemeuI." One OF his particular
Ifienos stopped Elm, having ascer,
tanned what he intended to do, and
Eaid, eff you do II you are forever po'
ilticalIy damned" Sir. Seymour then
retired from The hall.
so f. seems fhe only thing that saved
the Democracy from Chase was the
violation by SIR. Seymour of an honor
able agreement 10 nominate him. They
didn't better it. "out of the frying,
pan into the fire." They might have
made some fight with Chase. With
Seymour they are beaten already.
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1sLHHED EVExY TuKspNY, THURsDAx
IND gATUEDAX.
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CHR1srADORO's DYE,
Winch In O tWlnkHng'
Produces the MOST EnChantin

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Shades OF Color,
From Brown to Black, Is con sequently uni
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ChriBtadOrO's Hair PreseFVRtIve.
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Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
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Principal Depot No. 6 Astor House.
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WHEELING RTELLIGENGER.
nORHIaG EDITIoS.

II Il n 81 g.
ivAEIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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WHEN PcndIeton wrote of Seymour:
He commands my entire confidence.
1 would rather trust him than myself"
he didn't know that Seymour was a
party to ian agreement" to nominate
Chase, II ne couldn't be nominated
a.4.-...ts
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WEEKLY EDTTIOE.

ttUNL41HAO " III II
aingIs subsE1bsIs Pa annnnn.-,-...---s9 90 90 l
months .-s-----.---- "a
caabe Of 4ye and upyEsssds' ee = E fooz 70
oDs copy extra &c getseEsup Of club Of ten
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9petiaI al9tleEs.
Pranatnra Decay.

thousands so annually into premature
graves because they neglect to preserve that
mestimaole blessing-good health. suheF-
ers nom Liver Complaint, DysPepAa' Con-
stfpation and similar ailments, Jour disease
WIN take its inevitable course and end your
days on earth, perhaps suddenly. unless you
take The means to pre7eutiE But bewaEeof
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the only absolute remedy for them. Forttty
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Herb BIt.ers, and thug render your consi.
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tscks of epidemic disorder and the ordinary
complaints which prevail in every locality.
The most distinguished physicians Of the
present day use ii in their practice, and POSI-
lively declare that the whole science OF
medicine possesses no remedyIthat is half 50
emcacious for diseases arising from a disOr-
dered stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Intesttnes
DC. as MishIer's Herb Ritters. Sold by al
druggists and dealers.
Dr.. g. B. Hartman & Co.. PIopnetors
For sale By LAUGHLN, SMITH q co.
Wholesale Druggists, wheeling, W Va
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1888.
100.

1902. 1877. 1888.
In 1902 the grandfather of Dr.. Tobias intro
dueed the VEEEIIAN LIEIMENTin Eng
land Ii was asueces although the phi
wasa Guinea Bottle His late Majesty WI.
liam " used 1t for Chronic rheumatism, and
was entIIeIy cured, after suffering for two
year,. his attending physicians being unable
70 eject a cure, and he wrote letter OF
thanks, which Is now In possession Of my
uncle in Liverpool. 1 have offered El0o ster-
ling for that letter, but It WAS refused. In
| 1871 put It out IN the United states, and
now, in 1868, the sale is immense. Thou
sands Of families aIe never without it. It is
\ safe and innocent to apply externally or
take internally. For 81 years have war
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Feet, swellings, Insect stIngs, and pains in
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falls, If used as directed; for Cholera or
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9pr SzIs.
Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Merchants National Bank OF WelfYfFRfnfs
al Wheeling, and Fourteen Shals5 e sloeE
To the esfata Of Nary FIE1ainz. &C.,
viii be sold at public TeHdH6 s6f-ths front
door ct the Court HouSe IN the city Of t<tEc,
2enFnLe, ono NO, on nm 10y, ne - Gay q
O'Clock D. m Of said day.
Terms of Rale made EnoRn on tina day o.
SIZE -o 3on IRVINE
Executor or May FlentnE
J.A.a TRAEKRs Att'y for Executor.
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a DISPATCH was received from Hon.
George II. Peudleton, last evening by
ihe State Executive COMMITTEES, &C.,
|&c.-RegtSter.
Did this dispatch como over tho spe.
lcial limo which Mr.. Pendleton had con.
structed TO his private residence dnrinG
the Convention, so he might receive the
news OF his nomination at tho earliest
moment, aud in order that he might
Telegraph Wash. Mclean from day &c
day his Increasing admiration of Hora'
Ito Seymour
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DEMOCRATIC reader Of the Register
comes to us to know why that paper
don't publish all the Democratic plat
form instead of printing only the finan-
claI plank. we can't tell why. We
publish tho Republican platform en-
tire; keep it standing from day to day,
and invite for 1t the most critical read
ing. There is nothing in 1t to be
ashamed of. We hope the Register is
not about to abandon the Democracy
and turn in for Grant. Republican
shoulders nre broad and can carry a
good load, but we are not sure VIC could
stand quite that. Tho same gentleman
complains because the Register don't
print Frank Blnir's letter. He says he
is compelled to buy our radical paper
to get tho Democratic news.
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THERE was great run yesterday
among tho Democrats in tho city for
the IGrELLIoENCgH containing Brick
Pomeroy's biographical sketch of the
Democratic nominees, and great denl
Of wonder expressed why the Register
don't print II.
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TIE story that Brick Pomeroy has
been hired by the Radicals to kill of
tue Democratic nominees Is not credi-
ted In well informed Democratic cir
cles. II is considered more probable
tina, Belmont is u Radical at heart, aud
that he hired Seymour to accept the
nomination for that purpose.
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On Friday Buckalew and Davis In
the Senate, both eminent Democrats,
felt called upon to repudiate Blair. In
the House, the following day, Brooks,
the Democratic leader, was compelled
to disown him and repudiate his reyo-
lutlouary principles. This Is bad be-
ginning. When the leaders feel called
upon to repndlate the candidate of the
J party, what should the rank and file dol
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"GoD BLESS YoUi" was what the
plous Pendleion, when in the hesh,
wrote to Wash Mclean in concluding
the letter soft soapIng Gas he supposedly
tho Hon. Horatlo Seymour. Now II he
Should ask The Almighty to do any
thing to the latter gentleman would it
bv "blcss."
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It's rather queer at any time to hear
deud men talk; bat 1t viii be particu'
Iarly funny To hear Mr.. Pendleton's
corpse at Grafton praise the man that
made IL one.
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If it be in order, We move that the
articles copied in our Scolumns yester-
day from the La Crosse Democrat,
wherein there is full, authentic and
vcr"cious account. both biographical
and descriptive. OF the Democratic
nominees for President and Vice Pres
ident, be read from the secretary's
desk Immediately upon the organiza-
ton Of the Grafton Convention, Thurs
day. 1t would have soothing and
tranqutllEtng effect on the delegates.
We will furnish copy free gratis.
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WHEN the reputation plank of the
platform was road Mt Now York there
were "(Grent cheering and cries of
Read It aguinD." We hsye no doubt
the same thing will happen when tho
Brick Pomcroy articles on the Demo-
cratic nominees are read from the Sec
retary's desk at Grafton.
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BAD TASTE

In The mouth In the morning is one OF the
symptoms of q bilious condition or d1sof-
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single day, be neglected, as 1t Is but the pre-.
monitory symptom OF X train OF evils and
the very seeds of disease Procure at once
Roback's Blood Pills, administer III em ac-
cordlng to the directions accom- panytng
each box, and the difficulty and danger OF
disease will at once be removed.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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Rumor says third party movement
il being worked OPP at Washington.
Chase will have nothing to do with It.
They talk Of Jno. q. Adams and Sam.
Cary for n ticket.