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and good order and 10 good local gov
eminent In tho State, to prepare for the
early extinction ofRll political lne-
qualities. Aud we have favored a.
much speed In the matter, we are con-
fdent, NJ the Democratic party would
have conceded us, were or friends dis.
franchlscd for rebellion and they In the
nlsJorIty.
Strongly as our Democratic friends
may feel on this question, they should
not forget that the Republicans feel
strongly about It too, The wounds In.
1IcIed by their friends have been too
recent and deep 10 be healed 80 soon /;
and II they will reflect further upon the
relative positions which the victorious
and defeated parties In every war
must take when It Is over, they Will
find less cause for surprise that the
Republican party feels some reluctance
TO be driven by their, demands" than
we do for surprise OF their arrogance
and iorgetfulness OF the recent past.
Had the Democratic party Of the State
ever exhibited such a genuine accep-
lance Of the results Of the war as has
been shown by the rebels In nearly
every Southern State, we believe all
disabilities would have been taken
from their friends before this. Moth.
Ing but the arrogance and bad temper
Of their leaders has kept these on our
statute books this long. We would
have the Republican party act In the
future without reference to the mani.
feststlon Of such a temper, because we
know that those who exhibit It can do
no great harm II they would; but
desiring for reasons OF public policy
what the Wheeling Register desires for
supposed party advantage, we take the
liberty OF believing that that sheet has
not helped lis cause by the temper dis
played during the last fortnight; and we
do not think II has earned the thanks or
commanded the approval OF the reflect
Ing men In Its own party.
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TWO CITY INCIDENTS.

An intelligent and beautiful boy Of
three or four years OF age was suppos-
ed to be In charge OF his father. The
child's clothing showed that be had
mother who spared no pains In dress.
ing him. He was evidently the pride
Of her heart and eyes; and bis father
perhaps, SO far as the sentiment OF af-
fectlon goes, loved him as we'll. But
mere sentiment costs nothing, and
when 1t is not accompanied With some-
thing more substantial, we are inclined
to visit II with the obiurgatlon Of the
old gentleman In the comedy. The
mothers love resulted In aolual benefit.
The fathers affection only persuaded
him TO take out the child for q walk
and that. perhaps. unwillinRly.
But as they walked the flasher was
tempted 10 turn aside, and did. He
could not keep out Of his old haunis,
though he had an innocent child with
him. The child resented rather than
received the compliments OF the loung-
ers. and was amRZed at what be saw
and heard, but could not understand.
Presently, when they essayed to return
home, and reached the street, the faith.
er found himself completely helpless
and useless, and the child, crying as II
his little heart would break, vainly at
tempted to lead or draw the Wretched
sot along. 1t was all q mystery to the
little fellow, and yet he seemed to
know that he ought to be ashamed to
call for help. A good-uatured police.
man stepped up at last, and led the
drunken father toward his home. But
for the child he would have gone to the
lookup.
There IL one OF our two incidents.
Now for the other. Two young girls
were walking together. They were
modest, pretty, well-behaved, but still
In very cheerful spirits, as a glance
would show. They were sisters, and
were full OF discussion about some OF
the matters which interest young PEG.
pie. Evidently they were OF the class
OF folks by whom holiday Is as much
appreciated as It was by Charles Lamb
and his sister. Suddenly, amid their
glee, an intoxicated man shot toward
them, moving with that giddy impulse
which cannot be controlled. He Just
avoided running them down. Stagger.
Ing back to make q drunken apology,
he recognized In them, his own two
daughters. Sick at heart they hurried,
almost ran away, and left their drunk.
en- father to be cared tor by his
friends. What else could they have
done? These two Incidents need no
words TO point their moral.-PhlLGdeL.
phia Ledger.
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The Greatest Discovery OF the AGE

AAAO NAS0bSSS N4obStOAJ VA bAV 0hVt
This Is admitted To DO the fact by tho
Thousands who are now uSlng DR.. Toblas'
Celebrated Venetian Imminent. It has been
introduced since 1877; and no one once
trying II Ia ever without It. twill positive.
" cure the aforementioned complaints, If
used az directed:
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Head.
ache, Toothache, sptalnS, Bruises, Old Sores,
swellIngS, Mosquito Bites, and Pains IN the
Back, Chest, OF Limbs. Also takou inter-
naly for Cholera, DIarrE0a, DJseutsry,
Group, Collie, Sea Sickness, spasm, &C. II
Is perfectly harmless to tako internally.
Zee oath accompanying each bottle.) II
has never failed to cure every case OF
Diarrh@A. Dyscntery, and Group, II used
when INST taken. Always have bottle in
tho house in readiness, and you Will never
regret II.
Prlco. Filty Cents and One Dollar. Bold
by the Druggists and Storekeepers. Depot,
10 Park Place, Now York.
ootll-lmd&w
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BETHANY CoILKGE GUARD1AN.-We
have received the second number oil
this neat little senl.monthly College
paper, published by Mr.. A. g. Smith
and edited by a number Of the College
students. The original articles are care.
fully written and the printers work Is
neatly done.
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THE following Is the opinion OF the
Richmond (Vlrglnia) Wing on the re-
cent elections In Ohio and Penusylva-
mia:
The effect OF these elections can not
fall 10 be dIsOouraging to the Demos
cracy, anu may possibly lead to q
temporary dissolution OF that party as
national organization.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the excellent
working Of the registry law almost
everywhere throughout Pennsylvania,
there were instances In which 1t was
entirely ignored. In the Fourth ward,
Philadelphia, "Bllly" McMullln voted
his reporters as usual, but a number
OF the latter fought shy OF the Alder
mans persuasive ways, and having a
wholesome fear Of the law kept ont OF
his reach, so that the Democracy lost
ovcr three hundred votes. In Luzerne
county the new law worked we'll, and
some eight hundred coffee colored ma
turalization papers were not produced.
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A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANT.
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male to soil the celebrated and original
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DO not buy nom any parties selling ma.
chimes under the same name as ours, unless
having Certificate OF Agency signed by
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For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
II. CRAWFORD d CO.,
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GARRETT DAVIS Is Improving. he
made speech In the St. Louis Capital
Convention yesterday, and came to a
close before the adjournment. Whatis
still more remarkable, tho report adds,
that "hIs speech produced no unpleas-
ant effect upon the Convention"
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The Registers abuse OF Nat Harrison
don't seem very consistent. It used to
abuse him because he opposed the "let
up" and now 1t abuses him because
he Is for 1t. A fellow feeling ought to
make our noighbor more kind,
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Straved or Stolen
TO Contraotors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
. ceived by the underaIgned until 2 o'clock
Friday, October 9th, 1857, for furnishing the
material, and building tho foundation
walls, including tho necessary Brick and
Carpenter work contained therein, Of
the new School House 10 DO erected In
Union Township. The work to DO com.
monced Immediately upon the award OF the
contract, and all bids must specify the time
in which Il shall be completed.
PlAnS and specifications can be seen OF
the office OF Mr.. ]. i. Fairfax, and any fur.
ther information relating thereto can be
obtained by calling upon me, Of City Build.
ings.
J. NJ. BtCKEL,
0ct"9.3t Clerk Board OF Education,
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WITH a view OF quletInG the sus-
plclon which has grown up In certain
Democratic quarters, that the Register
Is working for the election OF the Re-
publican ticket by creating sympathy
for our candidates, we ought perhaps
to say In justice to that paper that no
definite understanding Of the kind has
been entered into, but the Republican
Committee may be trusted to fulfill Its
part OF the obligation without one.
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Stockholders Meeting.

HRAPFIELp RAILROAD 0PRICE,
WAAlIIN1TOS, Pa, October Is, ls6s,C
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
J. Stockholders Of the Hempfeld Railroad
Company, Will DO held at their ONCE in
Washington, on tho Sd Monday OF Novem.
Der next for the. purpose Of electing Direc-
tors for tho ensuing year,
BY order OF the Board.
JOSEPH HENDERSON,
oct23.8t Secretary.
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THANKsolvING.--Els Elsewhere this
morning will be found o tasteful and
appropriate proclamation, from Gov,
Stevenson, appointing the 18th proxi-
mo as a day of Thanksgiving and
Praise.
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BtiII They Como.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sttn is responsible for
this: ...... .,, ...
Hon. Thomas ". Harrison, Judge Of
the third circuit OF West Virginia, ia
urged for the new United States circuit
ludgeshlp embraced In the States Of
Virginia, West Virginia and North and
South Carolina.
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Ipifitual Science and Immortality

r ECTuREs IN HoRNBRooRS HALL,
II second floor, Sunday, October 4Ih, q
l0X A, n. and p. NJ, by Rev. Dr.. l.: K
Coonleyt prominent public speaker. Writ
ten questions may DO presented BY hkopticS
or others. All are invited 70 attend.
Lectures this (5a!urdayl evening al Bovon
O'clock, In Hall at Martins Ferry,
pct1J.lte
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MARRIED.

HENDRICRs-MARTIN.-At tho mar.
sonage In 1rlRdelphiN, on Thursday oven.
ing, October 2lst, lsHg, by Rev. +. Ball, Nj. ],
all OF Ohio county, W, Va,
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A FULL vote In Ohio county next
Thursday means the overwhelming de.
feat OF the Republican nominees. Let
a full vote b. polled.-RegtSter.
On the contrary quite the reverse. II
means their overwhelming election.
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SpttIaI aatIsss.
The Healing Pool.

EssATs ron YOUNG MEN. who have fallsn
mo vicious habits, and now desire higher
llie' and better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for tho AFFLICTED. Bent In
sealed letter envelopes, FREQ Of charge. Ad.
dIeS', HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX z,
Philadelphia, Pa. SepS.SmddW
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IT will be seen from q communIca-
tlon elsewhere, that Dr.. f. G. Thomas
aud Capt. VIM. NJ. Treadway, arc In
dependent Republican candidates for
the House of Delegates, in Marshall
county.
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CIGAR etiquette In Cuba Is, when you
ask fora light, even II the party be q
stranger, ~ pull ont your case and
offer him cigar, by way OF recognize
Ing the civllity In stopping TO accom-
MEDIATE Won,
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: universalist Church,

DELICIOUS sERVIURs TOMORROW.
IN october 2I, morning and evening, IN
Hope Hall, Union street, between Market
and Fourth. huhjectI "AuaIn aud EVei tho
nrst sin and It's consequences"
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A MONTH has Just elapsed since the
1NTELLldENcRR spoke as above, and 1t
not only Ignores" the "facts" detail
ed, but II wants that state OF things
continued by perpetuating the regis.
tration law In It's present shape
Register.
The 1NTELLIaENoER wants no such
thing; and 1t don't propose to "per-
petuate the registration law In It's
present shape"
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Dr.. Myer. OF Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered; that by their
warming properties they bring power and
health, until the power and strength OF the
muscles arc entirely restored; that he knows
o case where AllcockS PlnstOEs cured q gen.
peman OF weak spine, that he daily pro.
scrlbcs them In his practice, with the hap.
pIeEt results. octll.lmd&W
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IT has not been decided to withdraw
Messts. Campbell and uubbArd.-Rcg.
iSter.
So far from 1t, 1t has been decided to
elect them,
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MEts AdttttIstmfuts

n%RRLI0IOUs NOrICE.-Eng. Eyan,
vs. Lutheran Church, corner Fourth and
Monroe streets. Regular services at l0T A.
NJ, md =. NJ, Tomorrow. Sunday school
AfHP.N II, PrOiahIug Uy the Pastor. II
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. ~ = TN E8HA HI15Ut
% well % admirably adapted 10 the prr.
poses for which It Is designed. This Ia i'm.
portant, as the public has Just boon warned.
by two leading scientific organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
now before the public.
oRIsrADoRoS HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, as q Dressing, acts like charm on
tho Hair after DyeIng. Try II.
oCtll.lmdkw
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AGtt Advertisements.
10 Coal ConSumcrs and PcFsOus VII

Purchase Coal 20 SelI Again.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
l. notice that he ID prepared 70 sell good
article Of Coal al Tie lowest rates fOr cash.
From the cOniTAl position Of his bank he
when Othor banks arc uuFelI liable from Inc
condition OF the roads &C., he will take care
his customer supply IL kept ur. lie fur.
thor adds that the Coal now being taken
from his bank Is better than any heTetOi0
coal Merchant,
OotlO.H MaIkeL b., hOa1 Of JptEeTson.
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Notiee.

1NHE BELLAIRE FERRY BOAT "HERE
L lam" will lay on for repairs, and Will
not run on Sunday, 2Ith, but Il IL expected
Rhe vi II resume her regular trips on Monday
morning, the 18th inst,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
p County Circuit Court. September Rules,
Daniel 8. Thornburg, Administrator OF the
estate Of Noeh II. Garrison, deceased,
vs..
John Aebl,
GArnishee Attachment In Debt,
The object Of this suit Is to recover OF tho
defendant one hundred and forty dollars
and sixteen cents with interest on SS8 IS,
nom August 9th, ls65, and on SlUI 81 from
the 18th OF December, 1907, and the cos.B Of
this suit.
A garnIshee attachment having boon Issued
and served upon Henri Knoke, Charles Mar
tin and John Ertkln, RarniGhees In this suit,
aud II appealing from an affidavit died In the
cause that the defendant, John Aebi, Ia not
resident Of tho state OF Welt Virginia.
on motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney
II Is ordered that he do appear within one
month after the date Of the 1rst publication
OF this order, and do what Ia necessary to
protect his interest In this cause.
TCSt: MlCaAEL ]. BREINI9, Ok,
Rooms 4 GooD, Attorneys Tor Pl'n.
Oct2-OaWtW
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OHIO COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Senate,

For Senate.
GEORGE Il. JOHNSON, Of Hancock.
For House Of Delegates
ARCHIBALD W. CAMPBELL, Esq.
HON. CHESTER u. HUBBARD,
WILLIAM NORTH, Esq.
For;COtn'y Superintendent Of SCHOOL,.
DANIEL. j. McDA1D.
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Weak Back, Pains OF the Side, of
the Hips,

And about the Kidneys, are relieved al
once by the application OF one Of
Alloock's Porous plasters.
"GArNSTowN, ALA, Nov. q, 1868.
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extensive practice OF ten years have been
frequent witness Of the magical qualities
OF your Porous PlaSters, can certify that
they are al you claim for them.
"R0BERT Z. GAM PBELIA NJ. D"
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ONLY ONE

HAN Dye has been proved poisonlesa. Pro-
lessor Chiffon, whose reputation Rs an an.
alytical chemist gives his statements tho
weight OF authority, announces that
CriStadOrO's Excelsior Dye,
has been subjected 10 the proper tests In hls
laboratory, and that the results Ahow II 10
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

W.T.. SINGLETON,
No. 81 Main Street, wheeling,
rs IN RECEIPT OLA LARGE AND we'll
i selected stock OF the best brands or
0howtng and Smoking Tobacco, cigars,
Snutis, &C, which he ofierH 10 the trade at
the lowest rates. An examination OF his
stock S6 Is solicited. Orders promptly filled.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

II IL IL NJ r..
INVARIABLYIN ADVANCE.
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NCSTeCI tHO AUWJs
writer in the Hearth and LIOl

A writer in the Hearth and Home
says:
Respect the body. Give it what it
requires, and no more. Don't pierce lis
ears, strain its eyes, or pinch its. feet ;
don't roast it by 4 hot lire all day, and
smother it under heavy bed-covering
all night don't put it in a cold draft
on slight occasions, and don't nurse or
pet it to death don't dose it with
doctors stuffs, and above all, don't
turn it into a wine cask or chimney.
Let it be warranted not to smoke"
from the time your manhood takes pos
session. Respect the body; don't over
work, over rest, or over love it, and
never debase it, but be able to lay it
down when you are done with it we'll
worn but not misused thing. Mean
time, treat it at least AS we'll as you
would your pet horse or hound, and
my word for it, though it will not jump
to China at bound, you'll find it a
most excellent thing to haye-especial-
ly in the country.
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ResDect the BODY.

HAIIudlpg to the sedan chairs then in fash.
l0nable use.
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THE Ex-PREsIDRNT.
what VIII He Do With Himself In
Tennessee:

Tennessee:
A letter from Chattanooga TO the Gin
cinnatt Commercial contains the follow
ing:-
1t now definitely ascertained that
A. ]. will not go to Europe for the pre-
sent. but will return to his old home at
Greenville, the last OF this week or the
first of next. AT least his friends at
that point are making preparations to
receive him about that time. "After
that, What?" Why. about three speeches
a day during the coming summer. The
talk about his being President OF pros
pective railroad, and going to Europe
TO negotiate bonds. is, undoubtedly, all
CANNON, for that sort of employment
does not agree with his natural tastes.
AS President of railroad he could not
revenge himself for the abuse heaped
upon him by Brownlow and Stokes and
n host of radical politicians in this
State. To be sure, he might refuse to
dead head them over his road, but that
would not be the revenge that
he likes. His great forte Is to
get up before thousand or
two of people, and express his pri-
vate opinion of men and measures in
plain English; and that he will do, so
soon as he becomes rested, if we may
believe those who have good ground
| for knowing. Whether he is cand1-
date or not will make very little diff
ference; he will, undoubtedly, take the
stump, and speak in nearly every coun-
ty in the State during the coming sum-
mer, and the result will be seen In the
August election. With the militia,
high taxation and forty million debt
to carry, poor Stokes will have to face
the lion under adverse circumstances;
and if we may judge the future by the
past, Billy will come ont pretty Wen Wei
say that Andy never stumped the State
without leaving his competitor about
two-thirds dead at the end of the race.
But, in old Wing and Democrat times,
they did not have franchise laws, test
oaths, and like modern improvements.
But, with Brownlow gone, Stokes
whipped out, and Johnson roaming at
will from one end of the State TO the
other, the franchise law will have to be
strong, or it will fail to hold him.
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