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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-11
West Virginia Legislature.
WEDSESDAY, February |
SENATE.

Prayer BY Rev. Mr. DIX, membe, Of
the Senate.
! message from the House by the
Clerk, announced the passage If the
Senate bill. allowing tie Citizens Stree.
road 10 BecTooG, with al amendment
providing the road tall De extended to
N0luGsvIlle.
On motion of Mr. WILSON, the
amendment was disagreed 70.
NJ. GATHER, from the committee on
Finance and Claims, reported back the
Senate bill in relation 70 back taxes in
Pocahentas county. with a substitute.
The bill and substitute Se!e referred
TO q special committee.
Mr., GATHER also Tepnrted back the
Senate Bill 30 refund the taxes collect
ed from the West Virginia Guards. wiki
al amendment providing that the taxes
collected for county purposes only
should be refunded. The amendment
wa, adopted and the bill ordered en-.
crossed.
NJ. FOREMAN, from the committee
Sn Banks and Corporations, reported
back the House Bill making a separate
school district ef LeatheTwood. The
bill was passed.
Mr. PRICE, from the committee on
Internal Improvements, reported bill
10 incorporate the Newark aud Hughes
River Bridge Company. Read the frs.
time
/ Mr.. DRUNMOND, from the committee
81 Townships, sc, reported back the
Senate Bill allowing certain townships
II Menongalis county 10 subscr be 10
the stock Of the Unientown and West
Virginia railroad. The bill was passed
Ar. DIN, from the committee on EdQ-
cation, reported back the Senate bill 10
Incorporate the trustees Of Raleigh High
school. The bill was ordered 70 en-
grOssnert.
The following bills were introduced
! BY leave and read the first time.
By NJ. APPLEGATE Amending and
re-enactiDs Section Of Chapter l43 OF
the Acts Of ls6-.
By Mr.. LEONARD: To refund certain
taxes.
By Mr.. YOUNG: To create : new
township in the county Of Pocahe1tas.
By Mr.. DRUMMOND: To amend Sec.
tion of Chapter II Of The Cgie Of Wes.
Virginia.
By Mr.. DRCMMOND: For the rs!iet
of John B. Shrsye.
Oa motion Of Mr.. DAVIS:
Res0lred, That the committee on E1u-
cation inquire into the e1pedieucy et
so amending the school law IS 70 re
duce the number Of officers now required,
and also TO provide that the Board OF
Supervisors, instead Of the School Con-
missioners, at.the same time they make
the county levy, shall also levy the
necessary school and building tax for
each township in the county, and said
committee is further directed 10 inquire
into the eIpedieney of materially re-
dQciug the maximum school and build
ing tax low authorized BY law.
NJ. GATHER presented q petition
signed By Silas Stewart and Others.
praying that the county line between
Harrison, Barbour and TaylGr may be
changed. Referred 10 the committee
OF townships.
Mr.. FOREMAN presented 8 petition
signed by c. Engle and others, citizens
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The JadieiaIConte.t

A. may be seen By the following let
ter - Governor BOREMAS, the Judicial
contest in this District is closed, Mr..
PAUL. Withdrawing. Al an early day
We may have some extended remarks
upon the subject For the present, We
Will merely say that GoTeTnOr BORE
NAN has realized the expectations Of the
masses Of both parties in this city and
county, by rendering fair contest aud
81 impartial decision impossible. The
sp.aion Of Mr.. PAULL's counsel as TO
The strength Of his case has been con-
armed - the examination has pro
grsss=d, bar, under the circumstances,
tie course adopted il the only one they
co.L Pa:.us:
WHEELING. February -, l569.
>lE:-For the purpose Of forming a
cOuFt under the .aw 10 try the cues.
Jlurs a....-g IL IL contest relating 10
tie Ju1Eeslig 0f the F.-,t Judicial Dis.
trIct Of this State. NJ. Paul. the coz
tesiauf. se.sctel ! gentleman who re-
s.Ges a. = distance, s-d Is fairly sup
vOs-d 20 be free from local OF personal
iufCruCes, and who, while entertaining
peILap, fixed political prime. pies. is IN
TO sense a politician. Judge Caldwell
selected one who i q citizen Of the dis
tTlcr, nelgbbor Of his own, and a
warm and active partisan Of the pol!t-
lea, party 10 which Judge Caldwell
l-1-rr. Nrn have selected a ur4N-
tlcing attorney Of this district, warm
and active partisan and one whose IL.
tUruc-, We are informed. materially
promoted the nomination Of Judge
Caldwel, by the convention Of the party
whose candidate Le wa- These cir
CumstaUces disc ua.liy many Of the best
Of men FOR !nyagt.a. Judgment. The
person appointed by Judge Caldwell,
a. well :, tie person appointed by
youTsvlf. We have reason 20 believe
have each formed very ILed opinions
OF the case az. s-e Incapable Of bring
.ug . is consideration minds unbiased,
as fIoe from Il-CeRce. Under these
circumstances. the counsel FOR NJ PAUL
ta-i speak iOr I'll Of them do not be-
llsyr that the case vii! OF can have an
impartial consideration aud judgment
by this court as AZ present constituted.
While, therefore, they have unasated
confidence il the merits Of Mr.. Paulis
case, they ale not disposed 10 advise
him 70 continue the contest longer, and
II j. therefore Withdrawn.
Yours truly, y. RICHARDSON,
OF Counsel for Jas PAUL.
To Hon. a. /. BoRENAN, Gov, &c.
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Aa gly uuddle

The Capital question was sonew hat
nnddled yesterday. Different views
were entertained as - the result Of the
bAllOtirg, sd the opposing arguments
were many aai warm. Everybody
seemed 70 have his own opinion, and
70 be satisfied ,he'esjtb. We cannot
speak fer the members, but the outsiders
were widely divided or the question.
The chief point Of difference seems
70 be contained in the following: Graf.
received on the seventh and fourteenth
ballots the highest vote given 70, any
one point daring the day, her Vo,e
reaching thir'y.three. IL that place
therefore entitled TO I'll the blank
PsGkersbugg, when competing with
Grafton. received seven more votes than
tie latter place, and one vote more than
any other point that beat Grafton. Is
Parkersburg entitled 10 I'll the blank
10 order 10 give our readers the clear
es: possible understanding Of the situs-
ton. we publish the resolutions adopted
% Tuesday 10 Committee Of the Whole,
% govern ;Le ballOting on the Capital
4les tioH:
R.s0lrsG, That after two additional
votes are taken and no choice made,
;ten all the candidates shall be put .
-omiuatiec; = vote tad thereon; no
other candidate shall be taken q the
count, and the one receiving the small
est number Of votes shall be dropped,
. each succeeding vote taken, from the
ST OF candidates.
Etto!vtG .fSTikST, That after any one
point II SAID list Of candidates shall re-
ee!ye majority Of the whole House,
then each candidate originally put in
domination shall, unless one or more of
sad candidates be withdrawn, success.
'Te!y compete with said point having
!ece!Ted said majority; and after the
~ho!e OF me SAID Candidates shall have
yeen voted for against said original can
-.1ste having said majority, then the
oae having received the largest vote
s-Al. be declared the one elected.
Under the operation Of the frst rsso-
luton and the frst part Of the second
Grafton was, on Tuesday, selected BY a
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Of Tyler county, praying that T. J.
Stealey may be relieved from taking the
Attorneys Test Oath. Referred to the
Judiciary committee.
Mr.. YOUNG presented d the petition si
James Scott, praying that Oliver Scott
may be relieved from taking the Teach
ers' Test Oath. Referred to the CON-
mittee on Education.
The following House Bills were ap-
propriately referred:
Authorizing the trustees Of the u. E
Church, on the Phillippi Circuit, 10 sell
their parsonage property;
authorizing the trustees of St. John S
T. L. Church Of Wheeling to borrow
money;
Authorizing the trustees Of the ". E.
Church, in MARSHALL county, 10 sell their
parsonage property on Boggs' ruD,
Extending the time for the county and
township officers in BraIton county TO
qualify and give bond:
On motion of Mr.. FARNSWORTH
MI. BCRLEY in the chair, the Senate
Dill authorizing Nathaniel Liggett 70
sell without taking the oath was taken
from the table. The bill was ordered 10
engrossment.
Adjourned.
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Cheyenne has a steam FIRE engine.
The baby crop in New York last
week amounted 10 ll24.
Bolivia has a standing army consist
ing Of a captain and ten men.
The Kansas Legislature has rejected
a bill abolishiDg capital punishment.
Huge railway corporations, it is
thought, will ultimately rule America.
New York has twelve murderers, two
of them women, now confined at the
Tom5s.
The authorities of the city Of New Or
leans destroyed :l2o. 900 in city currency
last week.
Eight thousand dollars have been
collected in Paris for the yoltaire mon
umeut.
Il map of the ea.;h made By the
HiDdOos, America is a principal town
IN Africa, which Is a small island.
The Columbus Cri,is advances a iu-
minous argument against woman suf-
frage when it says that Lucy Stones
face beams with iutellig nee and two
large warts
WE'LL DoSE.-Sending a donation,
the other day, anonymously, 10 the
Metropolitan Free Drinking Fountain
Association "a deserving society, Wa
terford Lake, signed himself "a we'll
Sisher."
1t is reported that, without counting
the RothschIds, there are in Paris about
enc hundred and fifty Israelites, whose
combined fortunes amount to about
s2oO, 900, 200.
Winnie Resm has finished her efhgy Of
Lincoln in plaster, and Secretary
Browning recommends an appropriation
of 5000 for her benefit, with 5000 more
when she shall have finished the marble
statue.
singulArly enough and very sppro-
priately the report of Governor Brown
LEWIS recent illness and the PrOpositi on
10 widen Hell-gste were Published on
the same day, and in The same columns,
in the New York papers.
The body of William Penn lies in a
little church-yard scarcely twenty miles
from London. The church and sur
roundings nestle in q deep gorge among
the ChilteTn hills, in BGckingbamshire.
The grave Is inelosed IN little square
Of hedge, and no marble or other orna-
ments TO mark the spot.
The Washington Star says: at is
low definitely understood, ard indeed
autboritstivsIy stated that General
Grant has consented, in Difference 20 the
wishes Of his friends, both here and
elsewhere, 70 attend the reception and
ball proposed TO be given in his honor
in the Treasury building OF the evening
Of the 4th pro1imo.-
4 ABrussels letter says: THE Empress
Carlotta las been for the last two
months in Q calm state, and has become
extremely inactive. Often she does not
get up 81 al, bat passes two days in
bed In consequence she IS getting ex-
tTsordlDATlly stout. When she is urged
70 get up, she almost invariably replies
that As the pictures want 70 run away,
she Is obliged to watch them
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A
Hon. .Jamls Tkampsol

Hon. james Tk0mp'oH,
Judge OF the Sapreze Court Of Pennsylvania.
PiLad>lpkid. A pril =. lsSE.
L e0niseT 'HOofA1ds German BitterS .
ualz5L< H4>dlzsJ( u c&se of attscks ol lad zss-
i.0a OF Dyspeps-A ! CAL certify tbs from ny
experience Of IL
YOE-s with respect
JAMES THOMPSON
From Eer. Josph H. Knndrd, D. D,
Pastor Of tie Tenth Baptls; Church, Phil
delpaiA
DR.. Jzzkr1r-DssT Sir: have bssn frequent
y Te11estSc 20 connect nv name With rec91a-
Dertat.ORs o. d.Sgreat k1rds q r1etlcl1es- bat
regarding the prsrties a. 01i of ny aYProFrlA's
sphere. I have IN A. e1sas declined. Bot Tlih q
clear proof II var101s instances, AID pArt.ca-A.r
Il in I1yo-u family Of the Cse q D.. Hoo1and ;
German Rftsrs depart for once frozz \ Is-la-
ocarse 20 express ny fall ooaTlciioa ta1t- JT
2~E-<r1l Ge51lty q ~ slss-sa, aEa sSSs-7-g J'r
Ltrsr C0ByIzz1f z u Z Ssf, 51d r7Lila5< T''sT-7-
r1.J5z. In some eases il nay fsil bui us1a-lyr
I doubt not ii viii Se very oSnetcla- 70 th0se
Who su5er ron the above ez1ses-
YOars very rsEPeesfa4l
Eighth, belST Coates ST.
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NOTICE.

II is a well established ia; that fully one
seldom II The enjoyment 4 good healiE, or 70
use their own eIpress.o-- never fee we'll
They 4re iAI EId, De vU.d q al snersy, extreme
Is ue-vO1s and have no appetite.
To this class Of person. the BITTERS. OF the
TONIC, j. especially reCg-nu eadSd.
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are male sirUuE by The Use Of either Of ;he--
re-ed.-s- IIey vii cure every cAse Of Ma
EASMCS v.ihJ-; fail
Thousands g; cs-t.rratss have 4orG-llstst
y TIE hands q tie prgq-stgr. but sya0s E..
allow ~ the pIllra..u- %: but q few. Ils-s
3; ~. D. oa.a--eG are men o.: note and 0f sll1
sr4----- tL4t g. g must D. believed
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TIE TIM Nal

Hon. Gsg. ". Uo9dc4-d,
CHE! justice q tie Supreme Court O! Pa,
writes.
Fhy1Sl.gii1 MA-ch p i-C-.
7 aal E0o1 I'D German Bitter. il good
tonic E--ig. 10 discs o. the e. Ee-tsTe organs.
and o! great b.lsat % cases o. debility AID
want gf nervous acton 70 the Ev.tsm.
Your truly. GEy ". WOODWARD.
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The stomach, from = vArieIy OF causes saeh
as Ind gesGion, DyspepsiA Nervous Debility,
etc, il very apt 70 have its functions derAnEe
The Liver, syupzthiIing Ss closely a. il does
with the stomach, then becomes affected The
result Of which Is that the pAtiezt suffers from
several OF more Of the following diseases.
Constipation, Flatulenoe Inward Piles, Full
ness OF Blood 20 the Head Aeidity Of the Stom-
aSh- Nausea, Heartburn Disgust for Food, Full.
ness or Weight IN the Stomach, Sour Rructations,
Sinking OF PluttsrHg az the Pit Of the stomach
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing FlaTtsrinE AZ the Heart, Choking or
SuhoeatinE Sensations when in Lying Posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Per.
spiration, YsllsEness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sud
den Tushes Of Heat Burning in the Fesh,
Constant InAgininss Of Evil, and Grea; DsPres-
son Of Spiri.s
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DIED

On WEDNESDAY, Fsb-zz-y lesh LAURA
BRINIOS, czzEtte- ot y. :. And Il = CC;Ts
LEed !sAr, Eo-th xnd y tays
FsDe-zl frUn the rsE5enoe Of hsr Pz-suts @
HsuPd.n street, Friday, - 2 O'sioeE Frisr3.
Of tbe fEnIy 1-s invited - attss1
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Hoohand's German Bitters,
AND
Hoonand'S German Tonic.

PREPARED 81 Dr. c. u. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
Thirry-fye years since they were 6rsi iEtro-
duoed into this country From Germany. daring
which time thew have undoubtedly performed
more cures aad benefited suffering humanity
20 a greater extent than any other remedies
k-rE-- 20 : be nIh,.c-
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ri

From Rsr. z. u. PeHdzH
syisrz-- Editor CL~le1 PiELzdz
have derived decided benefit fryl ths - q
Hootz-5s German Eitt@rs and te=l g ~ Drlv-
iIe-s 20 reoJu1s.t then a. = Eozr -z-Eab.s
tor;e. % al Ebo ar su-ss-l1E from -zns-al de-
biIIfy. o. from dlss-sss aTlsllE f-sn GsranEs-
zs-t q ths Evsr-
Yg--s uLly Z D. FESDALL
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DEBILITY,

Resulting from Any Cause whatever
PROSTRATIOS OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard.
ship, Exposure FeTers &c
There u no meiicins eItzat equal 20 these
remedies in such cases. A tone and vigUr is
impaired 70 the whole system the appetite is
strengthened food i enjoyed, the stomach d.
gests properly, the blood j. purified. the CON.
p.eIlCu becomes sound and healthy the yellow
illEe i erad.catsl from tie eyes q bloom i
given % the cheeks and the ~eak ard nervous
invalid becomes strong and healthy being.
PERSONS ADVANCED N LIFE
A1l feeling the hand o. time weighing heavily
upon them with ~ ia attendant IL vii fnd
IN tie u-e % tLls BITIEE>. Or the TONIC an
elixir that all iIsi.l lsE lfe into their veins
restore II a measure the energy ard ard0r q
more youthful d8ys build up their shrunkeu
forms and eve health and happiness Ia their
remaining YEAR
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELTyS. November S-th, 10.
TRAINS WILL Run
i by The fosOutBE sobei1ls on ard Eftsr the
JJ;h Gzy Of Sorez bsr 10 WhssliaE tine
GRAFTOY ACCOMMODATION.
EasT-LEAv2 TEsT-LLIvEs
Whe-ErE Graft0n
Ga.iy s.. e1oLE dziJs: err
CansrOn- 90. 5-S FairmDBt ~
NAaninElHn sI5 : kGuHinEt0a. El5
Fzlrznout ----lJJJ CADsrU1----- ~
AKEvIxs At AEEVES At
GrEft-n at...lI-lS WkselinE a. I'D o.
Sundays sIosPted- saaaAys sGosyts1-
Express TRAIN.
LAsT-L4vE WIT IA c. o. ..
WbesliIE Leave WbssiiHE
dA;ly AZ lea ~ daily A.. 5t0P.E.
AEEIvEs Al B@llair.---.-- 80
8rzft0n- 4-5lP.N ANuvEs At
Gun bsrlAnd-ln-Iz CambrdEs 90 : Z
HArTsrEFry 20 4 n. Z4nssvilIs 90. % %
Baltimore - cs5 o. Sevark Icy q"
Want DCity . . ' CSlumbzs l2is 4 n
EIosYt szBdAy. EEosVt szH1zy.
FAsT LINZ
EAsT-LEAv1s WIT. IA e o. ..
Wh-s..1Z Lsz~ss wbesIIrE
Gzily At. JzoP.E daIy At. I'm
AEETvEs At BelLzir.--..--llF
Grafton AKuvH AT
Cznbgrizrt-. 7-s5LM Cs- IrisEs boz. i.isP. n
Hz-psrsFry 30 Zz.srviIis - ~
WIncbsst@r . NsEzrk ..... as
BALtir.1rs Lilo COlzUbUz .-. *
va 7 City lz-z5 P =
MAIL TRAIN
EAsT-lEaEEs WIT VA G Q. =.
WkoeiiRg LesTss Icing
dzlv d. S-SFh cz{ly a. -... 80 A -
AEETD Al belL2lr------- ~
GrzfSo1-.-.-- zJ3LE AEzTTs AZ
Parfg-,kurr lI.is CEzb<idEs--- 7-SeLE
Cunksrlz-t 80 Lz1sa LIE - =
HArpers Fryt2EP.E Ssvzrk --- -, -
Jr--,L--.s- sa.days Esd No
vExh'tECIty Ezl9 o. DAYS szosPSe-
EAlrt-Ors.-.. Ef5
Sz1kzys sIb@yted s---s~-ia,s
TrzEns o. tbs H4E1 LDe h---+-E-I-If, N.--
e BaltfnOrs via trEz.s - - =, J-,.L
Y0-E - Bosssz- Al k1.Sy
- f.-.--f 80 -raE. zAEs elfect e211s'Stsoa a;
60. - n po1sts Wes5 an1 Northuesi
T--Es-. - - JrlzelP.l pSl-.s eEE = V-OcErs2
a u JOHN Z WILSOE
lssser q Tr&-spO-laszDz- Baluzor..
2 7. UETKIES
~ Gs1erlA AEe1t. WhssllnE.
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The sufferer from these diseases should eIer.
ciss the creates! canton IN the selection Of =
remedy for his case, purchasing OILY that which
be Il assured from his invest cations and i1qui.
mes, possesses true merit, i skilfully CON
pounded, Is free from injurious Ingredients and
hEs established for itself reputation fJr the
cure Of these diseases. In this connection, We
would submit these vel know ren siies-
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Tx LAhA JAAs fAI-
LAMB & PAUL.,

~ LSG, WEST VA, vii practice In tie
oourts Of ohio County and adjoining Counties.
O16os on East AIDE Of Fourth Street near Ihs
Court House. Octl0
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Clear Bacon sides.
: EOGsHEADS JCsT EBCETVED AXD
y fox sA-s by
E0Ts Il EEILLY.
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n. F. DEBRING& BRO,
AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS

- Market Street, Frederick City, Nd.
CHURCHES. PARLORS, HALLS, ETC.-
" PrSsoced and OTnAmeuted in the most Nod
ern and Ancient Styles
REFERENcEs-Rev Mr. Hooper, Rev Mr.
H0nnett asd Geo. n HAZzns, Of horEAntoSB-
Wrsi Va sspI1fl.
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These remedies vii sFectuAlly cure Liver
Complaint Jaundioe, Dyspepsia Chronic OF
Nervous Debility Chrsnic DiATbGA, Disease
Of the Kidneys and al Diseases arising from q
Dis0Idered Liver stomach OF Intestine.
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JOS. W. PARKER,

4 TT0RNET AT LAW. OFFICE
n Corner Monroe And Foarth Etreeis %
posite the COurI House, Wheeling VIVA
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CAUTION.

HDC5zaE Ge-1z- Bitter a. e1-r-srf-fts-5
Sc that tie Signature q e u Jackson =
OF tie ErAqP@- u -zl- 1C.t-=- - 0;1srz z-s
c0ZEtsEfeiE
PTtne.pAl Ot1c. Eu5 MauafsctSrv a; tbs Gs-.
nza Netle-1s Store No. 1I ARCE st-ss;
PhflS1slp pklA, Pa
CHARLES N EVANS. ProprietsT.
Y0-us-5y c. " JACKSON 4 CO.
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81. W. PHILLIPS.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER
i STEAM ESGISR BUILDER, and Gscerai
Aachinisi, North WheelinE. W. Va
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p Il &c z y

Hoo1A1e 5e-Ela1 B.t;srs, p=r bSt-ls Ill D.
kAlf dgUsa-- o.
ASo-A.e IeEzaAn I0-4c, pat - ir gzarG bO:-
Iszr q . Per bottle, o. kzlf 60Es1 t5r g. %
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I'D Lot forget 20 s12zirs vel n. At
els 70 bay, Z order 70 Est Ihs Es-ziEs-
7. III. LOGAN & CO.,
Wagl7sa-s AEs-is fOr West virginia
FOR SALE By ALL
DRUGGISTS AND ST0REkEEPERS
EVERYWHERE
rov9--Tu- !. Sal vs5E
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mo. III.
T.An CURSE OF WEALTH
An Every nay ia 4.


Nr. r, d wealthy man, retired from
business, was urged by q frlendt W en-
gage in, = orcantilc Schemes FROM
which largo profits were apparent,
''You arc right, said he, 'as regards
the probable success Of the scheme. but
shall mt embark in it. have too
much money already
lie was asked TO explain, and remark
cd: eyes, | would NOT cross tho street
to gain thousands. | shoqld be happier
If my income were less. am old, and
in a year two, whatever | possess will
avail me napght. My daughters arc
dead, and have three sons whom |
dearly love. Ny own education had
been neglected.; my fortune was gain
ed by honest labor and careful economy
| had no lime for study, but resolved
that my sons should havc every advan-
tagc. They each received d classical
education, and then gave them tho
choice Of profession. The eldest
would be a physician; the second chose
the Law; the third resolved to follow my
footsteps as merchant. This was to
my mind | was proud of my sons,
and trusted one day to see them distin-
guishcd, or at least useful TO their fel-.
low-men. | spared no expense in their
training; they had never wanted mon
cy, for gave each liberal allowance.
Never had men faircr opportunities;
but look at the results; the physician
has no patients the lawyer no clients;
while the mcrchant-instcad Of follow
ing my examples above visiting his
counting | in vain urged them
10 greater diligence. What was the re-
Spouse There is no use, fathcr-wc'
shall never want money, we know You
have enough for ALL Thus, instead of
being energetic aud useful members Of
society, my sons are moro idlcrs and
men Of tain display. Had they boon
forced to struggle against difficulties to
gain their professions, and were even
now dependent on their own excrtions
for support, tlley would in all probability
havo done credit 70 themselves and me-
-TlleaoiQyical J0aygat