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EUR OP EAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr--LoNDoS, July 2o-2 p
M.--Cons OILS s95s for BON money and the account
American securtle Cuiat hve-twenuy bonds o 1902
a16 1862 old S2E; 1867, So ten-forties, 81. stocks
qui5t.
LIVERPOOL CoTT0S SMAREEr.--LIvERPooI July 28--
3 =. M.--Ine cotton mar6et is nat. Midliug uplands
7Md.; mdaling Orleans, }sd. The sales OF the day
viii reach s,00J bales. The stock OF cotton ~ sea
bound for this port is estimated at 475000 bales, Of
Wnlch 5000 are American. Jha sales OF the week
have been 81, 600 bales OF which 50l) TAKEN for
export and 2C0J for speculation THE stock on hand
j. $50 900 bales; American sol 600 bales The eceipts
Of the week nave been ~ 900 Oaes, OF vhich 1900
wege American
FRANKFORT rBOuRsE.--FRANRroFr,J July 21.-Unlted
States hve-tweny bonds opened buoya1 at S-I..
for the Old issue.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.--lIAvRE, July 29.-Cotton
losed 95f. per cwt. for tres ordnaire ON spot.
TRADE At MANCHEsTES, July 29--
+. M.-The market FOR yarns aud aercs is lat al
nominal.
LoNDoy PRODUCE MARgEr.-LogDoN. July co.
Ilnseed cakes quiet sc I'll S. per ton for thin 0borg
for feeding, sperm Oil duh at 1S5 per ton. Re-
nned petroleum. dlll. Linseed 0.l duil.
LIVERPOOL PREADsTUFFS' MARXEr.-LIvERPooI,
July 29-- p. M.-Winter red wheat l0s. Cd 0s. ID.
per GENITAL. Corn $4s per quarieT fos European.
Peas 3os. Sd. a A0s. per quarter for Canadian Yhe
receipts OF wheat at this port for the past three
have been IL, $40 quarters OF which ZOO are Amer
lean
PETROLEUM UARRET.--sNTwERP. Ju'y %. -petgo-
ieum closed dull and decinDg standard white All.
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nIrnbcau Do Gerrirn Ccnsoiidaiiou Eighty
Two Lcars Ago.

Two Years ago.
The North German Gdzette publishes an interest
ing historical Fragment. This Is the eloquent dis
addressed, eighty two years ago, by Mrabean
to Germany, IN his WORK, De III &0R0gc1ie PrUS-
sieaaac (Loudon, 1878. V. 4J5. IL rs as toows.--.
Citizens OF Germany, TO whatever condition you
may belong, lisen TO a stranger VINO honOrs you
because you form great natCn, VINO, Wisc enlisht-
ened, ana less corrupted than most oLIer peoples,
are equally Incapable by your national charaater
and your posi Ton OF sub ugatins Europe or Of tuTn
ing H. INTO wilderness. Regard me ul1Det oi tne
House of BrandenOura as the symbol oi your iree
dOm unite with IT, support H. FAVOR is leliti mate
growth. rejoice al It's successes, hinder 1t az nucn
latY u IT, rs IL has no other reliance IMAM ls5 own
capacity. Az an admirer % the great KING, 10 whom
more tn9n all the rest the House or brandeuDul4
owes It's power. ] would take ln IN crest IN tins
realty grand, though stN uLconsol dated edlnce
were IL only Lecause t IS the w,tk If tnat cXtrOr-
dipary man. But were the welfare OF Germany not
bound UP with II would not invite you, my COun-
try--yjllch - entire turope-to support the Prus-
sian monarchy, but TO leave wisdom and excellence
time 10 widen the foundations. TO The discovery Of
the means for attaining This end many long aud
wearisCiDe nights have been QeVote1. THESE means
simply peace ana freedom civil liberty FOR all,
unrestricted trade, religious liberty freedom OF
thought, liberty OF tho press leedOm OF things and
OF men. Here, IA IN o frlitiul germ, reposes the
prosperity vi Kingdoms. But Ghe !russiaD monar-
chy IL better prepared than any other 10 reap tne
glorious harvest That awaits II. Al "a mature for
the great coming changes, no irsCpera0le lmpedl-
meni stands IN the way. May the protecting genius
ana strengthen in the dangers to which 10 ia eX-
posed May II thus arrive at the summit OF majesty
and power, which 1t by justice and wisdom alone is
capable OF reaching.
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CRUELTY TO cn.lDasH.

RoCKAwAY, July 20, 1870.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERAID-
For the benefit o! deIcate children let me enter
protest against tue practice prevalent at seasine
OF forcing children in the water against their
inclination. was witness not long since al the
beach here OF piece Of folly and unmtentionai
cruelty on the part OF a father towards nis little
daughter which I hope he VIII not repeat should
these lines meet his eye. The child was strongly
averse to being du cked, but the father persisted.
despite her screams and entreaties. Ia puaging
beneath the waves. Inc child suffered torures
similar 10 those inflicted by the shower bath punish
nent at Sing sing and her niteous cries were
hearJrendpg. Aiter beng released sue sOO,ed and
cred ior q long time. Tnc father not aware
THAI, instead Of beneitih2 h.s cLild, he was
probably laying the IOund9tIoG 1or & series or ner-
VOGs diseases and Shatenng delicate Urpa1izati1n-
Truly the suIleiings OF culldien Iroin gnoranC or
uIconsiIerate parents are pIuaDle. PA lSlCiAS.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Beet Newspaper ia the
Country.

The Cheapest and Beat Newspaper fn the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready contains the very !es, News by the Cable up
TO the hour of publication OF the Great European
War; an account OF The Great Ocean Yacht Race be-
tween the Cambria and tIe Daunress also Teie-
gTapnic Dispatches from CuJa and other
points. 10 also contains The Current News o.
the Week; AuiBsemens: Sporting. Religious,
Scientific and Literary Intelligence; Washing
ton News; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles on
tie prominent topics OF the day; Our Agricultural
Budget Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods
and Boot ana Shce Markets; Financ al and Com
morcial Intelligence an | agcUun Oi all the IN.
pOrialt aud IN leiCsMlg events OF the week
TERB5:--Stnge aubscrploo 81; fhree copies. tss
Five copies, IS; Ten copies Sl5 Single copiei : nye
cents each. A limited nunlber OF ayettlse lnenLA.
cr.cd In the WEEKLY dg.SALD.
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SPIRIT PEoroGRlpHY.--A very singular story
comes from White Haven, which, If true, will give
Sprituasm fresh impetus in that neshhorhood.
It seems that within the space of twelve months
mother aud her two sons were called 20 the "spirit
land" the last one having been drowned at q saw
Inill while in the act OF collecting wood for fuel
The body VIXEN brought home throw the sister
into such a state of terror that she called loudly
for her mother. II il then ied that the spirit
OF the mother instantly appeared in company with
her son. and left her shadow 10 perfectly traced
upon globe that it Is visible TO the naked eye,
and has since beea an object OF curiosity and
amazement to huDdyeds Of. vi,itors.--BosloH Her
aid. 21AA
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III ELCNDE'.
several gentlemen present here expressed some
surprise iiat there IA Ut been bett n understand
lny az tie beginning ot the s4le. 10 seems yhat
tAeIe Is some aOdDc at present o TIE ownership
ci N-gg u. In all Tho calls for AIllell lrriag tIe
,oi seuing 1t had been lers ood by ca lar tnat
tue Maggie IL. WAS IiCuueI Littel Is g frances;
but IL was stat By several gentlemen y csent that
the Maggie Is. WAS announced on the II, for a race
with Moore name as her owner. ami was TINS
IN G used the trouble. Alter some explanations
Oh all 81 eS The auct Oncer de ernined 10 allow all
VINO w,shed 10 back out o tner calls and then two
poos were taheD tne Maggie - being called sepl-
lately, WITH The following result
Maggie Observation-Disclosures. goo "a
"A" -" @Oit AZ
THE TWO AND A HAiF NILE DASH.
There was very Little ling Tor this race, After
beihlDoid was chosen the whoe helt was at
trOwn in -
Henb I'D -. .................. s5o 90
i1Siu' ~ ~
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TKIECRAPIIC NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Tho Wesleyan C0nfsrencc--Denth of MR.,
att-Parliament--Trad Failures.

htowatt-Parlianent-T Failures.
LONDON July 90 1870
III 'he wesleyan General Conference to-day Bishop
smp> 'h' Oh the United States. presented MS credel-
tails from the American Conf renee, ana male an
address, giv. y an account OF the cond tIon ana
prospects Of the o., nomination In his country.
The Auengun. an. ounces the death or Anns
Cora nowait. the dtsslnga,siei American authorcss
and actress and euiogi e. hen talents and career.
In the House Of Lords to-n,ghs amendments to tS,s
Yducaton oil we're debated ard varousy disposed
Of One proposed by Earl Russen establishing .
mnNfry OF education was re, ,sctel.
The kouse OF Commons was engaged With matters
or local importance today. There was q slight
skirmish over the defects In the Patent laws.
debate arose on the low quality oi coal fur
nished to the Bf rsh navy and suspicious OF obbery
were expressed.
The House went into COMMITTEE OF Supply, voted
a number OF appropriations and adjourned.
There was another serious failure to-day In the
cotton trade ar Liverpno. No name is giyea-
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PRUSSIA.

A SlSirr,isb mud French Retreat--IsissunrcIS's S's
Expose OF Nnpo'son--British Neutrality te)-.
a Great Battle xpectod-Bismnrcx'sP Policy
Towards Italy.
BERLIN, July 29-P. NJ.
French detachment Of three companies and
eighty horse on the 2th inst. attacked hall Of the
Prussiaa sixty ninth foot at vothllngen.
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SPAIN.

Tue Neutrality PrOriaSaati0a- -iacI.usug To.
wards France.
MADRID, July 20. 1870.
The Gazette publishes tao proclamation OF neu-
traty issue by The Spanisi goyernment
III, severity with which the French authorities
have treated the Grlisls OF the fronJier causes
much qualification here.
1t Is po itivey asserted that Ministers RIvero,
M0retl ami Echesaray viii res,ga.
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ALMOST CoaKENDABLE THIEvINe.-rt Is seldom
we hear Of people driven by hunger to steal--en-
tering house in the night, and after satisfying
the cravings of q hungry stomach, leaving the
other property untouched Such was the case
night before last, when party Of hungry people
entered the house OF Mr.. Robert Wnite, az the
corner Of Sixteenth and Main streets. After
eilecting an entrance they proceeded to work in q
systematic manner, emptying milk out OF new
out of pans and plates. carrying oil nothing but
food, though the bureaus and wardrobeA were
open and unlocked, yet no article Of valae was
taken. Such thieves as those are worth eAcouraG-
ng.--Kansas Citu Bulletile
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Al Rei'lys corner OF broadway AMI Twenty
eigh'n street. last evening there was pretty lar
attei1 ancc at the pool selling for The Long Branch
raues today. The following gives the result up 10
haif-past ten o'clock
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CUBA.
Tho Spanish Cart~s and the Cukxn Va Inn
teers-rhe Work the West India a lhls
Progressing.

HAVANA. July % lS1a
The Cuban journals continue TO be nlcd with tho
protests Of tile ,ountc OF ths Island against
language OF Diaz Quintero, a Deputy rhs
Spanish Cortes Quinlero, IN a speech before
the Cortes, stated that the volunteers OF Cuba
dlshonor TO the country. The colonies OF tha
Havana volunteers will send document To Spain
tomorrow asking that the Cortes Quinte-o.
The Panama AMI West India Cable Companys
steamer Suffolk has passed the dangerous chan lel
Twenty-seven miles OF cable have been Iatd up 70
this morning. The communication between tue
shore and the steamer oVIulk Is perfect
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American Frac Cburch--fhSres ". Supyth.
Subject io-morro "f War ho .i,ht c.
FIOphecy." Masonic Hall. Thirteenth stresA
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"Coo' M n Cncunber.s'--To enfcy tbfs ~
irc'hns condition yoo must weak Iuor Summer i.t.
Ku9xs patrons have got suffered from tha hesed and
always fsss from headache Co Eore
BrcAaway and procure one OF his asndsorsr has.
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De. Saxc's CRtnrrh 3eruedy.-S5 Reyyr I'd
fr incorabie snd by druggists BY Issl 90 cen
pamphlet free. Aed,eas R- v. FlEkCt, A.. D.. Bun q
N. Y,
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CrisEndoro's Unriyaicd Hair Dyr.--Gc's
applied ss wiz and scalp factory, No As.or tlo.
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k.--Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAYfsS.
81 BrJd1way, corner Murray st-esL
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Getting Married. Essnys for Young Werl
ntt,i for matrimonial hEepineH. Sent Tree "a sfael a
veprea. Address HOW AhD ASSDLlAkl1Ns pox L. Sa.&'
dezphla, Ps.
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Eiectrfcity fa~ toe Cn~c of pfs~-sr trp,sct
by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, NO. Z west kour,sentA street.
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wo Tiave Frequently Heard

Wc Have Frequently Heard ~ N.oiacTs Ssy
shey would not bs without has. NiNsL tw'S soCrHINJ
SYRUP from tho blrsh Of the child h. 4. had finished
with ,eelbn. siege on any con- liberation whatofgr
gives troubled with collie uans cuie ece, and IN
ps,eun uabrokap raat =. pighA
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A.--FNr Rcs,oring tiie Original, Co,sr or ch-
HAtR, DiSPEKSING pANDRUFF AND CLEANSING T3x
SCALf, hI.5iOGEk AMERICA Ls rfrAouP AN Eg Al
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Isdies mud GsntD tyishioE Isocss and siscS
before going Ia .he country, Dnir9nae
NliIl.R CO., No Udou sltarn
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stRGord's Iren nnt Suphrr Powders
lnyigoratc the body and.
purify the blood.
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Royal Havana Lol,rry. .--PSizcH Paid n tsrida
Tnforaor furnished. Ihs h .hrst paid t3f sltloorG
aud ~ kinds % Gold and Silver.
TAYLOE a CO.. Bankers Is Wal Atr cot n. Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
An Autumn Suggestion.

Now, as heavy fogs arise and searching
winds commence to blow; now, IA the hu-
man body, exhausted like inanilnate ma
ture by the heats of summer, begins to wilt
and droop; now ere the Indictment weather
makes its trying onset; NOW Is the time LOT
a preparatory course of the best acclimating
medicine in existence. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters.
Fever and Ague is rampant in all parts
of the country. Quinine, the physicians
admit, will not quell the phase ofthe disease
which at the present pervades the entire
West. 1t is well that II is so, for the remedy
tso-called) is deadlier than the malady
But if quinine is inefficient in intermittent
feyers, Hostetter's Bitters Is irresistible. 1t
would be safe to make contract, under
heavy penalties, that any given "Fever-and-
Ague District" should be exempted from
the disorder for any particular time, pro-
vided every inhabitant would take the Bit
tiers according to directions, during the term
of the contract. There has never been an
instance in which this sterling iuVigorant
and anti-febrile medicine has failed to ward
off the complaint, when taken duly as
protection against malaria. Hundreds Of
physicians have abandoned all the otficinal
specifics and now prescribe this harmless
vegetable tonic, and nothing else, as pre-
yentive and cure for all the forms OF chllls
and fever. Vigor is the thing most neediul
in these cases, as well as in dyspepsia and
nervous affections, and Hostetter's Bit
tiers are the safest, sureSt, and most whole
some strengthening preparation that hu-
man skill has yet cOncocted.
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The Danger Of Delay.

But few diseases require more attention
than Colds and Coughs, and few are more
generally neglected. How many persons,
when they take o cold, oonsidsr it.:oi NO i'm
portanee, and let it run on, without reflect
ing o moment on its consequences. Re
member that neglected colds are frequently
dangerous, and often result in diseases most
difficult to cure. A cold in the head pro-
duces cough, then comes pain in the side,
fever, difficulty in breathing, and finally
ends In consumption. Who would suffer
from a cold, with the probability OF a seri-
Gus attack of Catarrh, Bronchitis, influenza,
Inflammation Of the Lungs, &c, when that
efficient preventive, MlSHLERS HERB
BITTERS, can be had at a moments notice
It will remove the tickling sensation which
precedes cold, prevent hoarseness, check
coughing, expel the mucus gathered in the
bronchi, and resist successfully that fell
DESTROYER CONSUMPTION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24

The editor OF the IntelHgencsr denies
that there is any arrangement between
him and GoFF by which he is to be
Postmaster of Wheeling in case OF
GoFF's election to Congress. Whether
such an agreement has been entered into
or not, We will bet big apple that in
case Corr is elected, Captain RAwLING
goes out OF office. Is it not pretty gen.
orally known that the Intelhigencer S
hostility to the denomination of DUvALL
was mainly inspired by the fact that
the latter did not lend himself to fur
thering the Intelligeneer aspirations for
Officer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
Where the Money Came From.

The money which the Radical candi-
date for Congress is spending so freely
TO procure his election and which, in
the opinion of the Mteihigenccr; was q
prime reason for his nomination, was
accumulated by slave labor and by
breeding; driving and selling negro
slaves. The proceeds were, as soon az
opportunity afforded, "salted down"
into government bonds which are ex-
empt from taxation Why don't the
MteNgencm howl about the participa-
ton Of the GoFF. family in the crime Of
slavery, and shrink appalled, and
horror-stricken from the money obtained
by traffic in human beings? II General
Corr were a Democrat, what fine ago
MES of high-wrought Indignation the
editor Of the Intelligence would writhe
through in denouncing the dapper little
Brevet Brigadier General who was
"born with golden spoon in his
mouth purchased by negro blood,
rocked on a Westinghouse purchased
by negro blood, petted, pampered,
clothed in purple and fine linen, sent to
school, educated, &c, &c (all at the
expense Of nego blood, and is now pre-
scented as the kid-gloved, aristocratic,
rich mans candidate for Congress, his
qualification being the wealth obtained
10y his ancestors dealing in negro
slaves
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
The Argument OF Epithets.

During the present campaign the
Democratic journals have treated the
Radical candidates with uniform cour-
tesy and personal respect. We have
made the fight upon the respective mer-
its Of the principles Of the two parties,
and when the Radical candidates have
been referred to- their official acts only
have been criticised without INDUCING in
epithet or personal abuse. Upon the
other hand, the Radical journals have
persistently and maliciously assailed
the gentlemen on the Democratic ticket,
making mouths" and calling names
in style that any ten year old school
boy would be ashamed to initiate. Mr..
DAVIS, Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, has been styled JEFF. DAVIS, JR,
Captain PHELPS, our candidate for
Secretary of State, has been stigma
tized as JUDAS" and to Captain Bur
DErr, the candidate for State Treasurer,
journals that would like to be called re-
spect able have continually applied the
elegant (?) epithet "sow-belly." Other
Democratic candidates have been the
recipient of similar attention at the
hands of the great moral party of the
State.
This line of argument is peculiarly
Radical. 1t is all that some Of the
Radical editors are capable OF making
and all that some of them can under
stand. We leave TO them the cccupa-
ton OF field so peculiarly their own
merely adding that the Radical candi-
dates are by no means invulnerable, and
that they have much reason to be
thankful for the leniency, silence and
gentlemanly department towards their
personal character which has been
shown by the Democratic press. If,
however, they do not wish to provoke
retaliation, let them call off their dogs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY wINE-Just the ar
ticle to use with Coxs Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH & cos,
Wholesale Druggists,
iun7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24

I'VE believed if the influential business
mel of Wheeling and Ohio county
could make up their minds to see that
the keeping OF certain rings in control
of local government is of less moment
than the business prosperity of the city
and county, that we might be governed
somewhat more economically; or; il it
costs so much, there would be some
substantial benefits to show for it -
lnteiligencer, Friday and Saturday.
Speaking of rings" it is currently
reported that certain "ring' of Main
street merchants has been heard to
boast that it intended to keep the
Sheriffalty Of Ohio county in its control.
If this be true, the people of the county
should know that Mr.. Brown is the
snly ring" candidate in the Geld
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
Democratic Meeting Tonight.

Hon. JOIN J. JACOB, Democratic can
didate for Governor Of West Virginia,
Hon. JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Democratic
candidate for Secretary of State, and
w. T. BURDErr, ESQ, will address the
people of North Wheeling at the corner
OF Market and Washington streets this
(Monday) evening at 7 o'clock,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

ESSAY FOR You've MEN, on SOCIAL
EVILS, and the propriety or improprie-
~ OF getting Married. with sanitary help
ior those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSoCIA.
TON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa
sspl7dAw
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.ssubstantIaI Benefits"

Satisfied with their experience Of
Radical extravaganza in the manage,
ment of county affairs, the citizens Of
Wheeling have not permitted that party
to obtain control in the city lately
enough or long enough at a time to
enable us to make any comparison OF
CITY taxation under Democratic and
Radical rule. But for the taxes col
lected for city school purposes and for
the general purpose Of city government,
the Democracy point with pride to many
substantial benefits" and valuable i'm.
provements effected under Democ' a.ic
administration. We have the most
complete and efficient schools in the
State; we have erected the finest and
most commodious school-houses in
West Virginia, in the Seventh, First,
Fourth and Sixth wards OF the city; a
water pipe of sufficient capacity has
been laid throughout the entire length
of the city; three steam fire-engines
have been purchased and an efficient
Fire Department has been organized
valuable improvements have been made
in many of the streets and an impor-
tant bridge is being built over Wheel
ing creek. All these Improvements
have been effected under Democratic
control, and vet, with all these extraor-
binary and unusual expenses to meet,
the rate of city taxation has been kept
by the Democrats lower than in most
other cities of equal size. Now these
are facts which cannot be denied
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-24

The Poor levy, under Radical con-
troll in Ohio county, was never much
less than $4,000. The Democrats
have performed the same service at a
cost never exceeding $1,000; thus
making an annual saving Of $4,000 in
this item alone.
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THERE has been an an.
nual reduction I'm the rate of
taxation in Ohio county ever
since the Democrats obtain.
control. until this year, and
the rate now is only about one
third of what ii was i'm the
last year Of Radical rule.
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WHAT Substantial benefits" can the
Radicals show for the enormous sums
raised by taxation in Ohio county dur
ing the period of their control? Where
are the improvements they made when
they exacted from the taxpayers twice
and three times the present rate of tax
alton