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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

Southern Rocker" is the name appli.
elto certain faction Of the The AlSbsna
Democracy, 10 disliOction from "tho
white mans pOrIy." Each accuses the
other Of leaning toward coalition with
tho RspubIicans--so there 10 hope Of
both,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

SAD ACCIDENT. -on last Tuesday a
little child was playing on the track Of
the Richie County Coal Company. as the
train was passing along. Its mother,
Mrs. Kisner, attempted to rescue il, and
both were run over by the cars The
child was killed aad tho mother was
badly injured -RaHkersbWrg Gazette.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

The satsapanlla Diggers Of Yucstan.
This singular set oil people are descen-
ded from tho ancient Aztses Of Southern
Mexico, and sill retain some Of the pc
culiatiIies which Stevens and Prescott
gave Of their ancestors. Dr. c. Aver
& Co., employ o small army Of them in
digging SsrsopsrilIa root. Provided
with narrow spades, Q coil of rope.
and q bog of wster, they are ready
for the forest wlere ths wildl banana
furnisacs them with food, and thick
leaveJ trees their only shelter. Few of
those who End themselves rrjuvantsd By
this product. know how much they are
indebted 10 the toll Of these humble
Iaborers, who dig health for thousands Of
Dr. Ayers paIrons,whiIs they sometimes
lose their owD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

Tie Secretary Of the Treasury has di.
reoIed tho payment Of The July interest,
on aud aiIer the 2sth inst., without re.
eaiO
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

A party of Northern capitalists were
expected to arrive al. SheperdStown on
Tuesday Hast. Fbe su,hotiIiss Of the vii
lSFe4aade preparations TO give them o
Big rSeAgttoo, -RWEIap5uY Era.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

CSNVASSfRS WANTED For PUNCHlNEllO.
The grent original illustrated comic weekly
parer. TIL. frat ten numbers sent on receipt
Of GOc: single numbers l0c. 1.-The al terms TO
agents. Splendid Chrome Premiums 10 sub.
scrihcrs. Address Punchne''o Publishing Co
SO Nassau st MY. Post.offiee box 2.7ss!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

A MISTAKE. u Il Is reported Ihst tbe
Rsdieal Convention which met in this
place two or three weeks ago made .
mistake IN nominating a @. MASON for
Recorder l. was intended for JoHs
AlGsoS, Of Ibis place. - AasOH CoSn.y
Journal
We had bopsltbst our down town
neisbbOr hsd intended to conduct this
canpoigo in a fair a0d honorable way,
and III Of be would be truthful 10 bis Ssste.
menls, but he above quotation looks
differently. The attempt on ti,e part Of
Journal to create tho impression
that John Mason i, the Republican
candidate fot Recorder, is q very
neon piece Of business. TIE object
is 10 haze some Of tho parry 10 vote
for John HSsvn and thereby reduce
the vote for Alien G. Mason. This
trick Of Nj Kimberliog'S friends will
no. win. In This connection we will
state that John Mason i, not candi.
date for Recorder
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07
AVOID oUNCKs.

A victim Of early indiscretion, causing her.
vous debility, premature decay, &c having
tried in vain every advertised remedy. sas dis
covered simple means of selrcure Which he
will send fee to his fellow sufferers.
Address J. a. REEVES 10 N lssau at. N 7.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

TnE Democrats OF ibis county are
their cards we'll, bot TO carry il
they will bsve TO play better hand
lhsn they usually DO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

The formsl Gb9ication Of Isabella,
,wbilom queen Of Spain illustrates the
power ole ceremonial, and the teOacity
with which mo aa4eby ttiSgs % even the
ssa3blssee Oh lifcs lie soma1 had dis,
gusted eyeniSpSn Milh:hAr =lnmorsiities
and imBecility and lStGhat country TO
save her life. Size now @ish ali the
pomp Of her miliils ages, formally ebdi.
Gates in favor OF The Prince Of tAstotias.
The throne Of Spain is no more hers 70
assign than the kingdoms Of the earth
wcte Ss'an's 10 dispose of a. a bibo.--
But hereditary rule culliyales powerful
illusions. The letter Of abdication will
scarcely make q ripple in Spanish Of
fairs, The Prince Of the Asruriua
is mol likely 10 get possession oft dur
ing an ordinary lifetime, He belongs to
a IamiIy noted for keeping out Of danger.
Pail. Day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

The reduction Of our thrift to the low.
est revenue standard, as proposed BY The
Democratic party Of Yves, Virginia,
means the reduction Of The wages Of the
laboiug man. Do avuy with tho Tariff
and lhousOnds upon thousands Of labor
iDg nsD would be thrown out of en-
ploymen!. We-ssk our working men
10 Macon county, TO think ssriVuniy Of
this ns.ts1, before ssdi7g l5tiF bS)lof
tbu 'al.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

We understand says tbs State journal
that quite number Of prominent ex-
.sBels are discussing The propdety Of
holding Convention for the purpose Of
declaring their gieWs on The poliIicalisil.
ua!ion. yha., being disgusled with The
course Of the Democratic party 10 its re.
fo,al 10 Sdop. The Flick Amendment,
and hesstilg approving the liberal spirit
manifested towards them BY The Oction
Of The Republican parry they feel lha: !.
!, due 10 themselves 10 give some ez'
preston Of lllsir 'eniimensn This is
proper and We hope these good intent
inns will be camied OUT Had this been
done 5000 alter Ibe last Presidential
election We doubt no, good would have
come vfi,. Possibly this might have
been psemslbre. Csrtoioly the time is
aow propitiou'. twill go for toward
discerning opposition. Il willallay iho
osiosSl fear which great many base Of
the dangerous intentions Of this class
An expression from tho more liberal of
.lbs ex rebels, will do much towards prO-
tucing proper state of feeling 10 OuF
party,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07
pArRovl2R HOME MANUFACTURE

Tho MvaJyils, Pa Journal, in speak
ing of the prosperity OF the MeadVille
Agricultural Work. says This section
Of countyis highly favored in, having
these works permanently located here's
Its not only convenient for farmers
who wish to buy near home and be with
in easy reach Of the shops 10 case Of
loss OF accident 10 the machinery but i!
also creates o market for the productions
Of the farm. The money paid for q
machine made 10 0lio or 10 Mine goes
into the hands and pockets Of man who
live in Ohio and Maine, and not much,
II any Of it, ever returns. A farmer in
Cusse WACO, or Randolph or in any 9TH
CT purlof tho county, who buys a ma
chine here. invests his morey where he
Gao get as good o machine as can be
bought for The same amount Of money
anywhere, and nearly all the money he
parts with still remains 10 circulate IN
and enrich Bis own county, Probably
The very greenbacks DO pays ou Tor a
machine this summer will be taken back
by him before The season ends, for but
ter, beef OF gsain. Producers begin TO
see the advantage Of bringing the con-
sumef as near to their own doors IS pos
sibIe. This kind Of sagacity pays and
the Micro il develops The better Tor US
all"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

We ure-credibly Informed tha! Tho
Democracy ore engaged 10 circulating
pmong The people of the back counties,
printed circulars of "sumutr's Equality
Bill" and inJOrsing It as law. This
is an outrage Of the lowest character 10
palm upon the uniformed. such state :
meDts. A party that will descend to
the depths Of such iufany, in order to
arouse The worst passions end prfjudices
OF tho people, does not merit tho eOuu-
tepancs aul support Of any law abiding,
and well.disposcd CT izsn. We hope
.ba. our Republican friends will correct
the false impression tia. these circulars
arc Law. No tuch bill hes ever passed
eithe, House Of Congress, aDd never
will.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

We have hope even Of political siu.
uers when they are. moved TO confess
lou Of their sins, In osposm Of convict.
ion the o,he, day The Cincinnati Esqsi'
re, felt compelled to say
"Tbo Democracy is dying OF vice and
fraud; Of folly and knaverY; Of eowsr-
dice and ignorance; Of the displacement
OF tie lroe aud greet souls 10 the soulless
scOuudrels who canIrOl The ofgSniEa'
lion"
Democrats need no longer be Of a
loss 10 know what is The matter With
their once powerful bot GOV deprecated
organization.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

M.jor Hereford, our candidate for
Congress, is a bold, fearless AMI able
speaker, who won hosts Of Ftienjs in this
district two years ago when he canvass
ed it in behalf Of our ticket Mason
Comfy journal.
The best evidence that he won hosts
Of friend" was that Ihe Republicans car.
tied The District By o larger majority in
1868, than they did in 1860 And Mr..
Hereford will Cad thai ia 1870, mol,
vithstaadiDg ho hes won hosts Of
friends, 4" tia. no will Be beaten Two thou
ssul votes for Congress. The DemOC.
raey will not support "earpeI-bsggcf.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-07-07

Inc e1 TeOeIs, VIII 90 muCu IVWHIuS PIVs
tuciug proper state of feeling 10 our
party,
Why isis tOa! Union sOldiefshOn|d
cas-, his political forlones with the De-
moeracy. whep !. is publicly, (says the
Ksuawba JomnaD said by Democrats
concerning Gen. oley's chances for
oomipution for Sheriff on the Democratic
tickei, "thot no man who came TO IA.
nowba with shoulder straps and sword,
TO drive her citizens from their hrmcs,
need ssk fos any oRice in Kanagha!'-
That this i, the sentiment Of q large
number OF Democrats, we have an nbun-
dance Of proof. The Democrats do NOT
Ike these ex blue coats, nor have they
any particular fouduessfOr any norib-
ern mao. In their eyes, they are al
carpet boggets and thieves. And fit
was not for the Conservative element in
aheirparty, The Democrats proper would
exclude eyerymsn entertaining any love
fOt the government, from their Organi.
stiOn. Union men, and Union soldiers,
after all you tavo teen tnd read, do
yOu believe that Democrats arc your
friends, Ot ibaI they even respect you'll
Already hundreds Of Conservative Union
men who have heretofore acted with the
Democrats, are joirirg. the RePablicpp
party. because they have lived lONlealn
that there is no room for Union men IN
The Democratic party. By the time
the election comes OF. the Democratic
..rsny Oil be Iertihly deci0iatetl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
Mr.. Wiley on the Public Land
Question. u

The following Mrc the remarks, MS We
find them in the GiOIC, made by Mr.. vii.
ley in tho Senate last Wednesday, on the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill, by why of
protest against further squantlering of the
public lands on railroad corporations
Mr.. Prcsidcnt:-I nm perfectly willing
md DESTROYS To give All necessary aid for
tho construction Of these great works oil III.
tcrnal improvement. mean TO say 1Il
necessary aid tOcnNble capitalists, with the
use Of II portion Of their own means, to
construct them; and to give every ncccs-
Sary facility to enable private capital 10
construct these works within reasonable
time, and 10 enable them 10 do SO i'll such
n way that the result shall be their own
private CmOlumGnt to Il reasonable degree.
but, sir, cannot feel the influence oil the
appeal Of Senators made to lis here to.
dry. cannot but think that the time
Inns come when We ought to halt in-l lISo
the term IN no offensive scnsc-rcck lessly
sQllandering the grand patrimony Of the
milton, not In behalf Of tho people, but 70
construct mOnOpOlics that ultimately will
absorb the power 0nd control the dcsttnies
Of this nation.
Sir, We have already given III empire
to ibis monopoly, II grand empire. Shall
We he Justified IN our legislation which
shall result, Qs it seems to me this lcgisIa'
ton must result, in building road across
this continent, through some Of the rlcll-
Est portions Of this continent, out Of the
means Of the nation ind placing that great
road In the hands of private monopoly
without costing that company one cent,
md, rs will DO the result In my opinion,
leaving MI immense section Of the public
domain us gin 10 that company besides
the road constructed to its hands without
costing il cent?
And when we llNvC llOnC nllithiS; when
the engineer of the rONd Inns reported Tint
we hive done this; when the engineer Of
the rnad Inns said tllAt, without the Nddi'
tiOnul gratuty which VIC are giving IL ii,
the gilC Of tho nation TO this private mo-
nnpnly is already sufficient to build the
road without u cent Of additional Er'ltlllty,
usk If the Senate Of the United States
nnght not to stop Nnd pause! | ask
whether We should he justified, in Nddi.
ton 10 this, in throwing hinlranCCs in the
way Of tho Woodworking people Of this
country going upon these lands and pur-
chasing them ut u lnir rate anu within II
reasonable timeY III Gods name is II
not sufficient To build this road for the
company anil TO give them graluity be.
besides, anil not to intCrpOsC additional
obstacles to the people Of tho United
States IN going on tho lands We have
given this company in reasonable time
and procuring them ut reasonable rates =!
Sir, VIC shall not he justified by the
American people in any such legislation
rs this much longer, in my humble csti'
nation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
Let the Children Alone.

Let your chilGrcn alone when they gath,
or around the family table, tits cruelty to
hamper them with manifold rules and
regulations about this, and that, and tho
other. As. long As their conducts harm.
less a9stO others, encourage them h
their checrfGlness. II they do. smack
their lips, and their sipHings OF milk and
and OtlICr drinks can be heard across the
street, 1t docs not hurt the street; Let them
alone. What If they do takc the soun
with the wrong end Of tho fork, it is all
the same 10 the fork; let them alone.
Suppose child docs not sit rs straight
rs q ranrOil Ut the table; suppose cup OF
tumblcr slips through It's little fingers and
dGlugCs the plato OF food below, md the
goblet Is smashed, and the tablc.ClOth Is
ruined; do not look u thousand sCOws and
tlundCrs, anl scare the poor thing to the
balance Of its death, for It WIS scared hall
to death before; 1t didn't go to do 1t"
Did you never let II glAss slip through
your fingers since you were grown? In.
stead Of scnding the child RwHy from the tn.
bic in anger, il not even with q threat, for
this or any other little nothing, lIe rs gen.
Crols rs you would to an equal or stlpCri.
or guest, 10 whom you would say, with Il
more or less olscquiOus smile, ats Of no
possible consequence" That would bC
the form Of expression cYcn TO a stranger
guest, md yet TO your own child you TO
morsclessly, and rcvcngcIhlly, and 9ngrily
mctc out swift punishment, which for
the time almost breaks It's little heart, and
llGlittlCS you amazingly.
The proper and more efficient and moro
Christian method Of meeting the mishaps
and dcIinQuCncicS and impropriCtics Of
your children ut the table, Is either to take
no notice Of them ut tho time, or to 80
further, and divert attention from them nj
the very instant, If possible, or make a
kind apology for them; but aNcrward, In
an hour or two, or better still next day,
draw the child's attention to tho fault, II
llult It WIS, in friendly and loving man.
ner; point out the improperly in some
kindly way; show where It was wrong OF
rude; and appeal to the cllild's sclErcspcct
or mAnlincss. This Is the best way to
correct all family errors. Sometime II
may not succeed; sometimes harsh meas
urCs may I've required; but try tho deprc-
eating or the kindly method with perfect
eQuOnimity Of mind, and failure will be
Of Nre OccurrGnCo.-FhOm DR.. MEa
HedlM By GOOa Lining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
From INC BtrkaIry Union

From hc Rtrkf!'y Union.
We learn that several Of tho citizens Of
this county have within the last three
weeks addressed communications Of an
urgent aud important character, to the
Governor and Auditor Of this State, ut Il
village called Charleston, III tho county Of
KnnNwha, hut 50 fur, not n response Inns
been heard from them. 1t is certain there
Is no telegraph and no railroad leading Ia
TINT obscure and remote village, and we
have yet to learn by personal experience
whether any mail has yet licCn established
since the State Government has been re-
moved there. This net Of BUltZlONvCr n
Co., in fixing the State Capital nj
Charleston, Il one Of the most III
tolcrablc burdens which has vel
been conferred upon the people Of this
State, and We hope that every delegate
hereafter sent from this section Of the
State, and every other portion OF II NORTH
of tho Little K0n0wlla, will he pledged Ia
his constituents to rCCti[y this silly and i'll
dclGnsIblc net Of legislation, and locate II
Capital nj some place which can be com
mHniCAtCd with in less time than citizen
Of West Virginia may reach Europe and
return to his native mountains.
We feel here rs il VIC had no State Capt.
tal or State Government, and many who
never before, since tho organization Of the
State, would have tolerated such M idea
arc beginning 10 look with cOmplNCCnCy
upon tic prospect that Richmond, AMnap
oils or some other accessible point may
vet Dc our Capital. We do not concur IL
This Indignant view Of the question, hui
simply note It amongst the signs Of tho
times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25

THERE is cloud Of Indian war in our
Western frontier horizon. The Indians
have made n beginning with raid on the
Pacific Railroad, md this, 1t is said by cx-
perts in tllcirways, is u declaration OF war.
But what Is worst Of all, those who know
tho facts, maintain TINT It is because the
Government has not fulfilled its engage
mcnts with these people. They were
promised certain privileges Of hunting in
Government territory; NnIl also an allow
ance Of clothing and supplies. The latter
they have not received, md having suffer-
cd nil winter from cold and famine, they
are now coming down like hungry wolves
upon the settlements on the plains. The
whole matter is explained ut length in II
letter addressed by General Sanborn to
the Indian Commission, which is pub
lisIlctl In the New York papers. He Nn-
ticipates war, and rs the alternative adj
viscs that We fulfill our engagements 10
the letter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25

SCARLET FEVER IN PHnADELPIuA.-
Tho epidemic of sCarlatina in Philadcl-
phia continues with upAbatcd virulcncc.
During the year 1869 there were 700
deaths from this disease in that city; dur
Ing tue Inst fourteen weeks Of 1850, the
number Of deaths from 1t was eco; during
tho first fifteen weeks Of tho present year
ending on Saturday last, the number was
Al. During the whole period from Janu'
airy /, 1860, TO Saturday last, tho deaths
from scarlatinA numbered l,25S in PlIilA.
dclphia. The number Of deaths from the
disease, during the last week, was 40, d
greater number than in my previous week
In ono German family in That city, five
children died from scarlatina Inst week
all under the age Of 10 years. Ono child
Of the same family died the week previous,
making six children in less than two
weeks destroyed by the terrible disease
leaving the parents alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
no OWNERS OF HORSES AND

ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
l. CATTLE.-TObIaS' Derby Condition Pow
Icrs arc warranted superior to any others, or no
pay, for tho cure of DIStempCr Worms, Bots,
Coughs, IIIdc.DOuntl, Colds, &c, in Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn Dlstcmpcr, &C., In Cattle. These "Pow'
drrs" were formerly put by Simpson I. Tobias,
son of DR.. Tobias, and since Ills death the de-
nland has bccN 70 great that DR.. Tobias has con
tInuetl to manufacture them. They arc perfectly
safe and Innocent; no need Of stopping thcwork'
Ing Of your animals. They Increase the appc'
tito, give lnC coat, cleanse tho stomach aud
urinary organs, and Increase the milk Of cows,
Try them, and yOu will never DO without them,
Col. PhIlO p. Bush, Of tho "JcrOmO Park Race
Course" Forlham, N. Y, would not use them
until no was told Of what they were composed,
since which time he Is never without them. lie
has over twenty running horses In his charge,
and for the last lhreG years has used no Other
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price, q
cents per box. Depot, 1OPark Place, Now York
Rpr&dSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
THREE STANDARD
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and especially attractive In tho selections.
TIKI KEY MOTIF. BY VIM. y. Bradbury
One Of the more recent OF this celebrated author
wOrka. Attractive and complete In all itS de
pAFtHGntS. ,L.L.i}
THE JUBILEE. Ilndbury'H best book o.
Church Music. MUrC than 9OO,OOO have already
been sold.
Price OF Single Copies Of the above 81 30 each
EI3 80 per dozen. Specimen Copies Fcnt lHOSi
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nIF2EIlAWlW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25

"AnE our citizens aIl aslcepT Is q CO.
nundrum asked by tho Parkersburg
Times with emphasis. That depends on
when you asK the question. Al ibis pres
cnt writing (l9 r. N, Sunday mighty VIC
suppose they arc. At least they ought to
In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES,


r AUGHLIN7S EXPECTORANT SY-
ARUP. SAmoIg Tho many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal lIIALTH,
Co1iToRT and EGSB this syhpltandB among the
nnL ~ haS been beforo thepubllc now for Is
yOa5 and has gIt6n tho most entire SatiGfactIon.
al persons suAbhng rom COUGHS, COLDS
and IloARSENEss, should not be without It, as
It will afford speedy relief in most diseases Of tho
Throat, Chest OR Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can be
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WlIOopING
CoUGH-Invarlably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIROAT-KCCp the Throat moist with Il.
VIOLENT COUGHS Yield to lts continued usq.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAuGIlLIN. SMITH & CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
JAMS I'm Main 81, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-25

VTTOAIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young MCn-the true eStl
mate Of wOman-tho happiness of an honorable
marrIagO-tho fearful Social Evils Of tho day
the cause aud cure. Sent nee, In scaled CnvCl
opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa. jan2S,L&w