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the door placed mark upon it in the
shape Of the letter F. for the word
"FteDIeit," or freedom, as = memorial Of
the day when freedom Of speech was de
MED 10 men on the soil of Virginia, and
more especiAlly.in the city of Wheeling.
Mr.. GREELEY, in coming among US
the second time, to deliver a lee.
ture, will see evidences of great
change not only in the particular
respect alluded to but in many others.
He will ascertain that our present popu.
latIon carry out the doctrine Of tree
speech to its fullest extent, and that no
body is denied the fullest privileges OF an
American citizen. We congratulate the
old philosopher, as well as oil others to
whom these presents may come, with the
fact that times have SO materially changed
for the better, and that it is not now with
us us it was fifteen years ago.
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Prcre Hyacinthe's Letter to Minister
WaShbuTHe.

Tie text Of the letter from Frerc Catc
PEREZ Hyacinthe To Minister Washburnc,
referring to his communication rcc0guiZ-
ing the French Republic, is as follows:
SIR-Detnined in the country for more
than a month by tile state Of my health,
which has suffered so many aud cruel
ordcals, much regret that 1t was not in
my power to grasp tile hand that has just
written letter so noble and sympathetic
toward my country.
That letter is page in the history Of
liberty in the two worlds. It rcvivcs the
recollection of Washington and Lafayette,
and proves that if dcspotism had sue.
ceedcd in dividing two governments, lib
crtY had not delayed an instant TO unite
two peoples. Europe, where the blood Of
our defeated heroes has flowed, is still
silent, but America, despite the ocean
which separates US, has made her voice
heard. She affirms that neither distance
nor diversity Of race will make strangers
OF nations which have the same SOU, and
that she demands for her young sister that
right which it appertains to her 10 define
because she was the first TO know how TO
practice 1.-THE inalienablc right to live
tOiling for the happiness Of all.
l am happy that such sentiments have
found their official interpreter in one
whom love and esteem so much, and
pray you to accept with the expression
Of my patriotic gratitude the homage OF
my respectful and deep attachment.
uYACIHTHE.
BoMliac, .%pt. 10, 1870. =
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
L Deed Of Trust made on the 3Oth day Of July
a. D. 1870, by John r. Barrett to George o. Dav'
Recorder OF WctZel county, State Of West Viz,
gtnia, in Deed OF Trust BOOK No. ., page So. !
will sell at public sale ut Burton Station, D. i o.
X. r. Wctzel county, West Virginia, on
Saturday, October, Goth, 1870,
the following described property:
One BlAndy Portable Engine and Saw Mill
Belting, saws, Bars, Carriages, Trucks and Mil
Tools, now Situated on the lands OF Henry
Church, ST., on Church Fork Of Fishing Creek,
Church Township, WGtZel county, West Va.
CINE, Saw Mill and Grist Mill, (Grifith and
Wedge patiently with Betting, Saw, Bars, Car.
riages, Trucks, Mill Tools, Bolts &C., now situa'
ted on the lands Of Thomas d. Stewart, on
Church's Fork, Fishing Creek, Church town
ship, WctEel county, West Virginia.
Three Carts, two Wagons, i've Yoke Of Oxen,
four Horses, two Sets Double Harness, five
Chains, three Sledg, I've Yokea, 1000 CroSs.treCs,
$500 Slaves, and one set Blacksmith Tools.
Said Deed Of Trust was given to George Q.
Davenport for the purpose following: lsL To
pay the COSTS charges aud lawful expenses OfcX'
ccHting this trust. I'd. To distribute and pay
the remainder Of said proceeds to the creditors
Of the said ]. F. Barrett, for all debts and AbllI'
ties for which he may owe or DO indebted TO any
person whatever.
TERNs or SALE.-Onc.half Of tho purchase
money In cash, and the residue In six months,
purchaser giving note, with approved security.
for the deferred payment. Sale to commence at
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
scpS0 Trustee.
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1t is now some fifteen years since the
Hon. HORACE GREELEY, editor Of the
New York Tribune, came TO Wheeling
by invitation Of the Young Mems Christ.
ian Association to deliver a public lee
ture The subject at first decided upon
by the association was entitled Reform
and Reionners." Before Dir. GREELEY
arrived, however, some person or persons
started report that the lecture was not
exactly orthodox on the subject Of slavery,
and that Its delivery was therefore I'M.
proper and inpoltic.
1t was not a political lecture but rather
historical and philosophical dissertation
ON reforms and those who had originated
and advocated them, and perhaps made
mention Of such reforms rs the abolition
Of slavery in Great Britain and such re.
formers as C1ARKsoS and WILnERPoRcE.
This Is our understanding OF the charac.
ter Of the lecture rs We have heard II
spoken Of.
But fifteen years ago liberty Of speech
was the exception and not the rule in
Wheeling and all public speakers squared
themselves by the orthodox standard laid
down at Richmond. The feeling stirred
up about the lecture caused Mr.. GREELEY
to substitute for It another one that he
had previously submitted 70 the choice OIL
the Association, and thus It was that the
difficulty was gotten over and that peace
reigned once moro in Warsaw.
There were those however that did moi
relish this change. They regarded II as
an uncalled for submission TO the pro.
slavery tyranny that ruled among
us, and several persons, If We arc
not mistaken, got up and left the
hall after tho change was announced,
Among Others, q friend Of fair play and
ltCe speech, who still lives among us, and
who after demanding his admission fec al
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ANCIENT DISCOVERIES.
Aztec Ruins, Altar Fires, Skeletons,
&C.. Sc. "

Aztec Ruins, Altar Fires, Skeletons,
&C., SC.
Adviccs from Santa Fe state that Gov
crnor Army, the Special Indian Agent for
that Territory, has found the Canon de
Chiefly, which was explored for twenty
miles. The party found canOns whose
| walls tower pcrpendicularly 10 an altitude
of from 1000 to 1000 feet, the rock strata
being as perfect US ii laid by tue skilled
hands Of mAsonS, and entirely symmetri-
cal Among these ruins were found de.
serted ruins Of ancient Aztec cities, many
Of which bear the evidences Of having
been populOuS to the extent Of many
thousands Of inhabitants. In one OF these
canons, the rocky walls OF which rose not
less than 1000 feet from the base, and
whose SUBMITS on either hand inclined to
each other, forming part Of M arch there
were found high up, hewn OutOf the rocks,
the ruins Of Aztec towns OF great extent,
now tenantless, desolate. In each oftheSe
roCEyeries there remained in q state OF
good preservation house Of stone, about
twenty feet square, containing one
bare and gloomy room and q single
human skeleton. In the centre Of the
room were the evidences that fire
ut some time had been used. The only
solution Of this enigma, so far ventured
is, that these solitary rooms were the al
tar places Of the Aztec fires; that from
some cause the people at remote period
were constrained TO abandon their homes,
but LEFT one faithful sentinel in each In
stance to keep alive the flame that, ac'
Cording to the Indian traditions Of these
regions, was to light the way Of Monte2u'
ma again TO his pcOple-their hOped-tOr
Messiah and their Eternal King. Aclose
examination Of many Of the ruins proved
that the builders must have been skilled
in the manufacture and use Of edged tools,
masonry, and other mechanical arts. But
who these people were, whence they
came, or whittier they arc gone, Is now,
probably, one Of the mysteries to remain
ctcrnally unsolvel. Some Of the ruins
are reported to be stone buildings seven
and eight stories in height, being reached
by ladders planted against the walls
Round.hOuses, twenty feet in diameter
built in the most substantial manner, OI
Cut-stOnC, and piastercd inside, were also
found in excellent preservation. Astonish.
ing discoveries have been made Of gold
and silver regions richer than yet known
on this continent They are supposed, by
well.informed persons, to be the East
mines, Of which tradition has handed
down the most marvellous tales, and the
mines themselves discover uumistakblC
evidences Of having been successfully
worked ages ago.
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Hon. BENJAMIN stanton

viii speak for the Republican cause MS
follows: .......
Charleston, Kanawha county, Saturday, octo
BFownstown, KAnawhA comfy, Monday, oe
tober g.
COalsmouth, Kanawha county, Tuesday, oc
tober 4.
Buffalo, Putnam county, Thursday, October 6
Point Pleasant, Mason county, Saturday, OC'
Bar6oursvlllc, Csbell county, Wednesday, DC,
tobCr I9.
Wayne c. H., Wayne county, Friday, octO'
Der u.
Ccredo, Wayne county, Saturday. October IS.
jackson c. H., Jackson county, Thursday, DC
Roane C. H., Roanc county, Saturday, octO'
her n
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Hon. ANDREW STEWART, the veteran
pro,ectionist and Republican candidate
for Congress in the 2lst Congressional dis
trict OF Pennsylvania, in the course Of O
recent protection speech, narrated the
following anecdOte, which we print, not
only as giving the origin of one Of those
phrases which for their sententious brevi'
~ will some day rank as the American
classics, but as an original argument for
protection:
In 1s2S-forty-two years ago-this sub
icct was before Congress, and we were
discussing it. l was trying TO show to
the farmers Of the country that they were
purchasing foreign agricultural produc'
lions in the form OF goods, while they
leave their own produce at home without
market. said Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
lucky send their hay-stacks and corn
fields and fodder TO New York and Phlla'
delphia Tor sale.
Mr.. WicklifFe, Of Kentucky, jumped up
and said:
"Why that is absurd. Mr.. Speaker,
call the gentleman to order. He Is stat
ing an absurdity. We never send hay
stacks or corn.tields to New York OF
Philadelphia" =,
We'll" said, what do YOU send!
"Why, horses, mules, cattle, and
hogs"
swell, what makes your horses, mules
cattle and hogs. Yon feed hundred
dollars worth of hay to horse; you JUS
animate and get upon the top OF youI
hay stack and ride it Off to market
laughter How is 1t with your cattle
i You make every one OF them carry tifty
dollars worth Of hay and grass to thu
Eastern market.
Then came to the hog question. Sait
| "Mr. Wickliff, you send hog WORT
ten dollars to an Eastern market; how
much corn does 1t take at thirty.thrct
cents per bushel to fatten it,"
"Why, thirty bushels"
Then you put that thirty bushels 9
corn into The shape Of q hog and make |
walk of to the Eastern market"
Mr.. Wickliffe jumped up and said
" Mr.. Speaker, / acknowledge the corn.
Laughter.
That raised laughter just as it doe
here now, and the expression found It
way into the newspapers and came To b.
common onc-"l Ncknowlcdgcthe corn.
Renewed laughter. Well, you can 81,
whether it is not true that the production
of agriculture are not sent away in thl
form.
submit il this is not true. am nd
dressing you as farmers. The westerl
people arc dcludcd with this doctrine 0
Tree trade, and they will vote it down
We do not rally TO the rescue. They ar
working like beavers everywhere TO breaI
It down. If go 10 Congress l shall TAX
up this subject where l left 1t, and dctent
this policy to the end. That is what
shall advocate.
shall recommend you and your wive'
10 Just 20 to the store and look over thest
articles, examine them, and analyze thi
subject. Find out how much Of the ma
tcrinI in them is made up OF agriculture
produce. You can find it yourselves. i
Is the easiest thing in the world.
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An effort is now being made in the
Eastern cities to effect an abandonment of
the present style of doctors prescriptions,
1t Is proposed that plain English names
be used instead Of Latin for the designa.
ton Of the various drugs found in the
cases Of the apothecary. Many Of the
fearful mistakes Of such frequent occur.
renee in the compromising Of medicine
might be avoided il the Latin or pedantiC
system were abolished, and besides the
sick man and his friends have q perfect
right TO know with what they are dosed.
There Is no necessity for calling red pep
pCr eapscun or castor oil OlelHl TTetnUAl,
unless It be one Of tho rules Of the medl.
cal profession to bcfog the uniniiatCd and
make them wonder at tho depth OF
knowledge required to write and COM
pound n simple prescription.
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Gen. Nathan Cot. Jr.,

The Republican candidate for Congress
in this District, will address the people
as follows:
Bolton. Marshall county, Friday, September
TcuudsyIlIe, Mnr.hAll county, Tuesday, octO
LitSIeton, wetzcl county, Wednesday, OctO
her 9Th.
Weston, Lewis county, Saturday. October 9th
Other appointments will BIO announced
hereafter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

n FITTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
" for Young Men, on socIaI Evils, and the
proprIety or improperly Of getting Married, with
sanitary help for those who feel unattet for mat
rlmouiAl happiness. Sent free, in scaled envel.
Opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. % sep1T.d&w
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Col. Thomas u. Swami,

or Kauawha county, will speak at the
following places and times:
KIngwOOd, Preston county, October Ist.
ClaFkSbuFR, Harrison county, OctOber4.
Cherry Camp, Harrison county, October 3.
PhIlippi, Barbour county, October IL.
Other appointments for Col. Swami will
aOIn Ue announced.
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Senator Wiley
Will speak at

WIN speak u
West Union, Doddridge county, October lst.
ClAIkSbuFg, October 18th.
ShInnstan, October 9Th. ...
Jane Lew, October 18th.
Weston, October 9Th.
Piedmont, October II.
New Creek, October Il. ....<
PhilipDI, October Is. ...
FAIrmOnt, October IS.
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THIS Is A FREE COUNTY, and il people
like to use hair colOring composition full OF
dirt, they have n right to do so: but rca.
son suggests that when PuAI.ON's VrTAL.
IA, on SALVATION FOR TIE HAn-rcllucid,
sweet, and pleasant-can be Obtained at
every drugstore, none but the unrefined
will use any other. Sold by druggists:
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HON. F. II. PEIRPolNT
will speak at

Buckhannon, Upshur county. Octobcrl.
PaIrmOnt, AaF'0u county, October II.
Winaeld, Marion county, October2l.
Other appointments will soon hc al.
nOunced.
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THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said to DO very hne for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATISE-An old a..
vOrite with tho ladies' for Jelllcs-
bright clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
to use with COx's Gelatine-of rich
and luscious flavor.
BAKERS C0COA-Warranted Pure, delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARTNA-PrCpared especially for
invAlIds and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIE-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN sTARCn-FOr Puddlngs and CustArdS.
TAPIOCA-A splendid dessert, either alone or
with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH i CO.,
juu11 Wholesale Druggists. Main St
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l. tue OF Deed Of Trust made on tho ~
10th day Of July, 1859, by Israel Lewis and
Elizabeth ]. Lewis, his wife. 10 George o. DaV-
CnpOrt. Trustee, aud. recorded in the RGs2r9eTs
office Of Wctzcl county. State Of West Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. ?. page 81. will sell.
at public sale, at Burton Station. 3D. i o. Il. r..
WetZcl county, on
Saturday, October !0th, 1870,
Five hundred 600 acres Of land, situate In the
county Of WetxeI, State Of West Virginia, dc.
sCribed as follows: lying and being on the waters
OF Church Fork Of Fish Greek, mud bounded as
to Peter Sole, $. GG deg. West q poles to HtcE-
Dry; South a deg. W. 20 poles TO q Chestnut Oak;
S. I4S deg. W. ~ poles TO hickory: 5. - deG.
W. 81 poles to Red Oak; S. IS deg. E. q poles
to D0SwOod on Knob; $. l6H deg; Z: 20 poles
to Red Oak on point: s. SjX deg. ". q poles
Rcd Oak; 8. Az deg. ". ?! poles to Red Oak:
S. 8 deg. ". IS poles to a stake, corner to David
StOttIcmirC, and with David StOttlemire S. 50
deg. E. l4s:pOlcs to Beech, close Sugar corner;
8: 20 deg. W. IS poles to Poplar; :; 20 deg. ".
g poles to stake in David StOttlcmire'S line: s.
40 deg. Z. 81 poles to Brady's lIne; thence with
his line n. IS deg. Z. 100 poles To Hickory; 5.
50 deg. Z. % poles 10 Hickory; y. 6lH deg. E.
80 poles TO Chestnut; $. ~ deg. f. ~ poles TO
a Sugar in Brady's line on the bank Of Rush
Run; N. Gk deg. E. IS poles TO q Maple; n. 80
deg. ". &C poles TO Red oak and Hickory on
Burners Run and corner to Henry Church, and
with his line n. az deg. ". I0S poles TO i've
Buckeyes: $. e. deg. ". ~ poles to u White
Walnut; S. 81 deg. ". 81 poles TO White Oak;
S. IS de:S. v. 4S poles IN Awhile Oak in Stottls.
mIre's line: thence n. o. deg. W. Is poles TO the
beginning, containing, in all, Ave hundred acres,
more or LEES.
The said Decd of Trust was given BY said
Israel Lewis aud wife to secure the payment Of
the sum Of certain negotiable note drawn by
the said Israel Lewis dated the SOth day Of July,
1863, and payable one day Ai(er date to the order
of said Israel Lewis, and by said Lewis endorsed,
being TOR the sum Of ihIrty.fvc hundred $500
dollars. The amount Of principal and interest
due and unpaid, for which the sale will he made,
is $S7I5.OO.
This sale will convey as well the title OF the un-
dcrSigued rs trustee az the title of Isaac r.
Cline, MORTGAGE IN a certain Mortgage, dated
April II. 1866, and duly recorded In the RecOr.
dct's ONCE Of WctXel county, May !, 1855. In
Deed Book No. g. page 3S5, the parties in interest
Hereunder having agreed with the undersigned
that they will Join with him In so far as II Is
necessary to convey their title under and By Vir-
tue Of their mortgage.
TERMS OF SGLE.-One.iourth Of purchase
money In each, and the rect In six, twelve, elgh-
teen aud twenty.lOur months. with interest
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock \, y.
GEORGE D. DAVENPORT,
annpn TPuatRN
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1870.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

PoR GOVERNOR,
wILLIAM z. STEVENSON,
OF Wood County.
sEcKETAHY OF THE sTATE,
JAMES n. PIPES,
OF Marshall County.
AUDITOR.
THOMAS BOGGEss,
OF Roaue County.
TEEAsURER,
JAMES A. NACAULEY.
or Ohio County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
JUpeE suPREME COURT or APPEAL.
JAMES II. BROWN,
OF Kanawha County.
POR CONgHESs-PIRsT DISTRICT
NATHAN GoPP. JR.,
OF Harrison County.
ROk CUSORBsB-hkCOHp uHAASA'
JAMES C. NCGREW,
Of Preston County.
POR CON6REss-THIRD DIETRIcT
JOHN s. WTTCHER.
FOR STATE EENATE-TIIIST DISTRICT
JOHN c. HERVEY,
or Ohio County.
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Ohio County Republican Ticket.


Fob House or DELEGATEs,
EDWARD n. ATKINSON,
JOHN X. IICBBAIID.
WILLIAM L. PARKINSON.
YOR SHERIFF,
RICHARD 5. BROWN,
YnK CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT,
SAMUEL B. McCOLLOCH.
POE RECORDER,
JOHN ". SCHULTZ.
POR PROJECTING ATTORNEY,
GEORGE B. CALDWELL.
FOH ASSESSORS,
CITY Dlstrlct-ELIJAH DAY.
County e JOSEPH WADDELL.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
j. D. WHITMAN.
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| ann DetermIned not to be undersOld
CENTRE WHEELING

Saturday, the s9th Day Of October, 1870,
At Burton Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. West Virginia, will sell the following
described property: A certain tract or parcel Of
land, containing fOrty-aTe (45 acres, lying or be.
ing on the ChuFch's Fork Of Fish Creek, WGtzel
county. West Virginia, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at sugar corner at Nathaniel Hos
tuttleF, and Michael HlndgardncE; thence with
Hindgardncrs line s. IS deg. c. 40 poles to q
White Oak; thence 4. 60 deg. c. 2SK poles to
L. Rock: thence &. 30 deg. c. II poles to Dog
wood corner to Daniel Patrick; thence with two
Of his lines n. 65 deg. c. 7polcs to White Oak;
thence n. SiK deg. e. 81 poles to stake; Themes
with a line Of George A. Hanor's n. S6H deg. ".
III poles to the beginning.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Sale to
commence At 10 O'Clock, An.
sep30 GEORGE o. DAVENPORT. :
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