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Supreme Judgc.

A gentleman of prominence and large
acquaintance, in postscript TO bust
ness letter TO us, mentions JAMES II.
CoUcH, Esq, Of Mason county, as the
favorite of the people in the Third
Congressional District for Supreme
Judge. He is fine lawyer, and an
honest and good man Not generally
known, says our correspondent, but
there Is no doubt of his popularity at
home, nor of his ability and fitness for
the place.
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We announce with deep regret the
death of Major JOHN S. CALVERT, from
the wounds received in the Richmond
disaster. He was for many years State
Treasurer of Virginia, and also a mem
Der of the Legislature. He was most
excellent man in all the walks OF life ,
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ROBERT w. HUGHES, Esq, has retired
from the Evening Journal, of Richmond,
for which he has been the principal
writer for year past. Mr.. HUGHES Is
one of the most practiced and terse
writer's of the day, and we have re
GREETED that his pen was employed IN so
bad q cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-14

Many of our fashionable ladies have
lately suffered from iniamed necks
caused by insects called borers, inhabit,
ing the Hindoo bark braid Of their CHG
mons. There is a similar objection to
the real hair attachment as they are de,
clared to be harbor gregarines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-14

The New York Times opposes the
holding Of a caucus by the Republican
members Of both houses OF Congress;
1t saws: "The idea that the Republican
members OF Congress can settle those
issues months beforehand, or even wisely
plan the November elections in the
States, can only be entertained by vision
o.;n,D
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yenGon.

A recent attempt was made in Della
ware to form white mans party and
failed. The Radicals are forming a
negro one in this State through their
Executive Committee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Man and the Magdnlen.

Essays for Young Men.-The victims OF
social evils-with words of warning for the
erriug and notwithstanding aid and
words of cheer for the down-cast and afllict-
ed. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
dclphia, Pa. fcb2i-3nd&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-14

A countrymen in Chicago met some
brokers" who explained to him that
gold had fallen and greenbacks were now
Sl.50, and offered him 500 in gold for
S1Oin paper. Overjoyed, he snapped"
but has since discovered that his coin is
brass.
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dedication Services.

TIME NEW FOURTH STREET METH
i odist Episcopal Church will be dedicated
Rev. Bishop Edmund :. James, ID. d., and
Rev. Thomas Bowman, d. D., President OF
Asbury University.
At o'clock in the afternoon there will be
a Reunion OF the former pastors, memb ers
and friends of the Church. All are cordial
" invited 10 be present. mali
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Notice.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE TOP MILL
and Gleff's Run Turnpike Road are
earnestly requested TO call mt the Wheeling
Savings Institution and pay up their sub
scriptions TO said road at once, so that the
road may be put under contract; and also
II is especially desired that every person in
terested in said road attend a meeting, with
out fail, to be held on Saturday, the 18th
day of May, al the Court House, at 10 O'Clock.
WM. BUSBY,
mali-dtw6w Commissioner.
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Laugliiin's Infant COrdiaE
Tho ('hiId.S Cure when Ieething!

Softens the gums, allayS the pain, reduces
inflammation, controls the bowels, curing
summer complaint, dysentery, diarrh ca
fIatulcncy, &c, &c, &c. We recommend
the Child's Cure with every confidence that
il will give entire satisfaction. We only
repeat the expression of many of our friends
and can assure every Mother that ii is a
remedy perfectly safe and efficient, more
desirable 10 relieve Pain or Cholic than
Parcgoric or Godfrcy's Cordial, with the adj
ditional merit of being particularly adapted
for the little ones at this trying period OF
life. Try Il and be convinced.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will find II very valuable. The
Child will be relieved get into Il gentle
sleep, and wake up cheerful, happy and
feeling comfortable. We guarantee each
bottle, and will refund the price of every
bottle not doing us we represent Price, .
cents per bottle.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH IL CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE Democratic and Conservative
party of Cabell county has appointed a
good delegation 10 the Charleston Con-
yention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-14

TIE Cabell County Press is authorized
to say that our friend, Judge FEnGUsoN'
is not an aspirant for any political Office
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WASHINGTON HALL.
Grand Concert.

ON MONDAY, MAY I6TII. FOR THE
" Benefit OF the Chiidren's Home, by the
Singing Society M2nnrrchOT. Tn" talent
Of the Society will insure Il rich Musical
trca; 10 our community, and in cunSidera-
ton that the Hall will he flied To its clpa-
city, the Committee recommend tina; seats
be secured at the Music store OF Hamilton
& Harding. sale OF seats 20 commence on
Thursday, Abny 18th.
Admission, 20 cents; no extra charge for
Reserved Seats. Doors open NJ :; Concert
TO commence at O'Clock. malO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fine ChiIdren,s Homo.

TJIIIE LADY MANAGERS OF THE
Children's Home win meet at the Home
to-day at o'clock +. VI. a large and pune
tual attendance Is requested.
BY order of THE PRESIDENT
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CITY HOTEL

WHEELING, ". VA,
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
and nearest First Class House To the Rail
road Depots. JOHN DALEY
Proprietor,
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MARRIED.

May 18th, at the Cathedral, by Rev. John
T. Sullivan, BENEDICK HEBRANK and
Miss MAGDELENA BREINING, all of this
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GLADES HOTEL.
0AKLAND MD

OAhl%aND IL III
A popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers, on the Il. a o. X. r and
at the summit Of the Alleghenies.
aprI9 JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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DR.. J. Anderson Reid,

OF PITTSBUHGH. PA.
Physician for the cure Of Diseases OF the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs,
And all other Chronic Complaints.
ELLIPTIC FITS CURED BY a NEW Process
Catarrl and Deafness
Cured after being pronounced hopeless 10y
leading Physicians OF the day.
DIR. REID has made Chronic diseases a
life study, and his cures have been wonder
full a. the following certificates will show:
TO TEIE PUBLIC.
STATEMENT OF FRANK HIRT, OF GREEN
FIELD, ERIE COUNTY, PA.
Gratitude prompts me to make the fol-
lowing statement: Four months ago called
on Dr. J. \. Reid. of Pittsburgh, who was
then stopping at the Reed House, in Eric.
| had been afflicted for some time. had
pain in my head and lungs, and hacking
cough, and was fast wasting away, and was
going into decline. On examination II
proved 10 be Catarrh of the head and throat,
passing in the lungs, and producing con-
sumption. After four months treatment
from DR.. r., lam entirely restored TO health
and strength, and all pain has left me. |
can in good faith recommend DIR. Reid to all
the afflicted and deserving their confidence.
Yours truly, FRANK HlRT.
ERIE, PA, April 18th, 1870.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

In gratitude for invaluable services re-
ceivcd at the hands of DIR. j. \. Reid, and
with n sincere desire 10 benefit others SINH
larly afflicted, / make the following state
ment: For ten years have been afflicted
with that miserable disease Catarrh. / suf-
fered almost beyond description. | was
spasmS of coughing, and there were hours
| could not not lie down without almost
sufiocating, and it required the greatest
effort 10 clear my head and throat. ] had
to sleep with my mouth open 10 breathe.
had noise in my head, and my friends
thought was dying with consumption.
have now been under DIR. Reds treatment
three months, and feel entirely relieved.
advise all suffering aS was TO call on Dr. II.
Very truly, JAS. MCGOWN.
NEW & ASII.E. "a. Aug. y. lSlil.
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Flour.
TRaS.
SyFUDS.

90 BARRELS CHOICE SUGAR SYRUPS,
OF various grades, for sale low.
mai HENRY X. LIST & co.
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DIR. REID can be consulted daily ut his
Rooms at the Mcclure House, free of charge,
from May 18th until the Dist, inclusive, and
at the Swan House, Parkersburg from May
3D. until the 18th. mal3
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White and Black Lama Lace Points and PalmerstOns
Stewards Panier Arabs Ottoman FOrnlos''s, Striped
Ottoman ShawIs. Breakfast Sacques- Roman
Sashes and Bow Ribbons. very Rich
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03
General News.

A bill has been reported in the Massachu-
sets Senate as substitute for the State po-
lice. 1t provides for the appointment Of three
commissioners, to serve three years, one to 60
out each year, whose duty it shall be to APP
point constables, not exceeding forty in num-
Der, to execute the criminal laws of the State;
the compensation of the commissioners to be
S. per day when on duty, with payment of
travelling expenses, one of whom is to be
clerk, at such additional compensation as the
Governor and Council may direct; the consta-
bles to exercise all the common power of
constables except the service of civil processes,
with all the powers Of police and watchmen !;
each OF the constables to be paid out of the
treasury of the Commonwealth salary of
$1,000, with their travelling expenses, and all
fees to go into the treasury of the Common
wealth; commissioners to meet once month
or oftener, if necessary and to make report
to the Governor and Council annually; all
liquors in.the hands of State Constables to be
delivered to the commissioners with the names
and dates of seizure.
The great billiard match between A. 3.
Rudolph and Cyrille Dion for the champion
ship diamond cue and $1,000, 1900 points I'D,
was played in New York Tuesday evening, in
the presence of an immense crowd. The gene
was played on a four pocket table, with SO
inch balls, commencing a few minutes after s
o'clock. Rudolphe won the break, and placed
his ball at the right hand pocket, at the up
per end of the table. During the progress of
the contest, considerable efforts were made on
the part Of some of the spectators to discon-
cert the gallant Frenchman, who was slightly
irritated on the last evening by the conduct of
Dion's brother toward him. He was general
ly admitted to be the finest and most skillful
player, and was the favorite with the betters
at long odds. On the twenty-fourth run the
score stood 72S for Dion to ISL for Rudophe;
on the thirty seventh, S3S for Dion; SOC for
Rudolphe; on the forty first, 1927 for Dion.
S25 for Rudolphe; on the forty fourth, 1,142
fer Dion, 1924 for Rudolphe; on the fifty
third. 1920 for Dion, AL for Rudolphe; on
the ffty-fourth, ,4S5 for Dion. All for Rn-
do'phe. The fifiy-filth and last inning opened
with a run OF $50 for doh, leaving him with
in Is of out. Rudolphe terminated the game,
however, making run of 20, six of which
were made at the last shot. The best five
runs on both sides were as follows Dion, $50,
1873, III, los, 80; Rudolphe, 1913, 123, III, Ill,
LOG. The average score Tor Rudolphe was Il.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

DURING THE MONTH of May the nationa
debt was reduced S14 ,30l 962. So much for q
faithful collection of the revenue. So much
to show the ability of the American people tt
do and perform all that duty and honor re
quire. So much to crafty national pride
Now let us have new deal Excessive tax.
alton is not necessary to establish confidence
IN American securities. Nobody (except fools
doubts that every obligation of the govern
meEt VIII be fairly met and paid. The ghost
OF reputation is laid. No question is or can
ne raised as to the capacity or ability of tbe
country to respond to all just demands. The
Willingness of the people to do what is inst
ana lar has been fully demonstrated There
is, therefore, no need of continuing tbe nres-
sure. And we say, let up on taxes Relieve
business and industry of some of their bpr.
dens and many of the annoyances of taxation.
Spread the debt out thinner. Fifty or sixty
millions of people can pay it easier than forty
mllllons The population is constantly in
creaslng, the capacity of the people every
year enlarging, the resources OF the country
being constantly developed Let our friends
ana relations OF the next generation have a
lack at the national debt. Posteritv never
uiu anything for us it is true. Let us bowev-
u uo something for them. Let US leave Them
d small portion of the national debt. II will
heip us ana will not injure them.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

In the class graduate at West Point this
week, Winfield s. Chaplain aud Carl II. Pal
frey of Maine rank fourth and seventh.
The Pope is getting impatient and declines
to delay the deliberations of the Jccume nieal
council on any considerations, but urges the
fathers to begin the sessions an hour earlier
William j. Florence the comedian, started
Wednesday on his 9th trip across the Atlantic.
Lewis Haynes son, nine years old, was ia
tally shot in Woonsocket Wednesday by some
boys firing carelessly at a target.
The Secretary of State has received con-
gratulatory note from Mr. Thornton, the Brit
ish Minister, in reference to the prompt action
of this government in the maintenance of the
neutrality laws.
A London letter just received in New York
says that the Emperor Napoleon has author
lied the director of the Grand Opera at Paris,
to engage Christine Nilsson for ten years, with
pension added to her salary and to pay Stra-
kosch $4,000 penalty for N lssons breaking
her engagement to visit the United States.
The President has made the following nomi-
nations: e. Peshire Smith of New York, ex-
aminer OF claims for the State Department;
John ii. Coggswell, postmaster at Ipswich,
Mass; VIM. Pollard, assistant engineer ih the
navy; Capt. Phillip r. Fendal, brevet-maior
in the marine corps; Lieut.. George r. Hay
cock, brevet-ma ior in the marine CORPS
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

Friday Morning, June 8, 1870.
Religious Liberty.

The strength of the feeling which has pro-
claimed liberty throughout all the land to all
the inhabitants thereof is shown also in The
change it has effected in the church, which is
the stronghold of conservatism in its respect
for the powers that be and for established
forms. BY the recent vote of the Maine Con
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
together with the assured concurrence of the
mission churches in Germany; the laity arc
admitted to their proper share and represent
alton in the church government 1t was tins
very issue which only few years ago divided
the Methodsts into Protestants and Episco-
pals; and in the latter branch the proposition
to admit lay delegation was de'eated siA or
eight years ago by an Overwhelming majority.
But in church as in State we find the truth of
the declaration of Frederic William, King of
Prussia. that "ProgIess is stronger than we
are;" and what is more to the point, it is
stronger even than creeds or the narrow ran
cor of theological opinions which have led SO
many to inflict-and so many more willingly,
readily, patiently and even triumphantly to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and martyrdom in
SNCiy iOili vi NluCiby human anu Ula
bolical ingenuity could devise. That the adj
ministration of spiritual and temporal affairs
should be lodged exclusively in the hands of
the clergy was as hostile to our republican in
situations and ideas as anything in the forms
and dogmas of the Romish church or in the
theocracy which our forefathers sonce tried to
establish in the colonies on Massachusetts
Bay.
Lie ministers and other members of the
Christian church are expected to perform diff
ferent duties; but there is no such distinction
In those duties or in their respective positions
as to justify either in absorbing the whole
power, which they should jointly exercise.
We look upon this result as an indication that
the apprehension with which many nervous
persons regard the growth and alleged asgres-
sions of Romansm is not altogether we'll
founded; since the tendency of the times the
expansion of liberal ideas, the unrestrained
exercise of free thought, must certainly have
penetrated this as well as every other system
OF theology; and it is evident that ii is too
late now to repress enquiry or to return to
the religious despotism of the middle ages,
however great may be the influx of those
who nomnally profess TO adhere to the dog
mas OF the Roman church as they were enrn-
ciated centuries ago. 1t is as impossible to
compress the religious activity, expansion and
controversial spirit of the nineteenth century
within the narrow limits which restrained it
in the thirteenth, as it was for the fisherman
OF the Arabian story to persuade the liberated
senii to return again within the narrow con-
fines which had held him, bound beneath the
seal of Solomon, for ages
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

Ex-Assessor Webster has collected $40 GOO
of brokers and bankers in the 32l district of
New York for the non-payment of the special
tax. One half of the fines go to Webster.
The liberal journals of Spain condemn the
proposed law for the emancipation of the slaves
in the Spanish colonies because tie children
of the present slaves remain serving their own
ers too long. A modification of the bill in this
respect is called for.
The immense iron frigate Sultan, which has
been in progress of construction for long
while, has been completed for service, and was
launched in London Friday. She was con-
structed for the Turkish government, being the
most powerful broadside armor-cad frigate
ever built. She is 5000 tons burden, with a
most powerful propclling force, her engines be-
ing capable of exerting strength of 1000 horse
power. A novelty in her armament is the bat
terry deck, which is built overhanging upon the
upper deck Her armament is of a most for
midable character. She mounts on the upper
tier 8 18ton 00-pounders; the central main
deck battery is composed of 21-2-ton 300
Founders; the bow and stern are pierced for 2
300 Founders as chasers; under the forecastle
will be battery comprising 8 20 pound Arm
strong guns. This armament is the most for
midabe ever placed in any vessel of war, and
the calibre of the principal guns of the battery
has probably never been exceeded by the arm
ament of any marine vessel. An immense
crowd witnessed the launch from surrounding
piers, and a salute was fired as she entered her
element.
The message of Gov. Stearns of New Hamp-
shire, is a practical business document He
reports the finances of the State in a sound
and prosperous condition. OF the State debt
nearly $685. eco has been paid, leaving bal
ance of Indebtedness u fraction less than 50,
800, GOO. Under these favorable circumstances
farther reduction of the State tax is recon-
mended. The Governor thinks the State Pris-
on under proper management may not only be
self-sustaining but source Of income. A State
survey of water power available for manutac-
turing is recommended. Judici0us legislation,
the Governor says, may do much to strengthen
our agricultural, manufacturing and railroad
| interests in the relations of harmonious coop
Grafton and mutual benefit which they should
sustain to each other for the public good and
the advancement of the State.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

THE Maine Journal Of Education for June,
under charge of j. Il. Webb of Gorham, has
the following table of contents: School Disci-
pine; School Registers; Study; Concerning
Stutfing; The Magazine and the School; In the
Old School-bouse; Subjects of Sentences; Su-
pervisors' Work in Maine during tie coming
Summer; Primary Reading; The Date and
Origin of our Free Schools; Plans for School
house, by Geo. M. Harding, architect; Rela-
ton of Teacher to Scholar; Practical Hints:
Personal Presence Of the Teacher. Resident
Editors Department-The Summer Educa-
ton Meetings; Nuts to Crack: A Hard Nut to
Crack, again; Programme of Exercises at Ma
tional Educational Conventions Cleveland,
Ohio. Educational Intelligence; Book Table
Teachers Bulletin
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-03

Boston will omit its usual sailing regatta OF
4th Of July.
Three inches OF snow fell on Saturday in
Virginia City, Nevada.
Eight hours constitute days work for the
New York Central Park laborers.
Strawberries are five cents quart in New
bern, N. G., but it is rather far to carry your
market basket.
The New Jersey Episcopal Diocesan Con-
yention adjourned yeste day. The bishops
salary was raised to $500. A canon wa.
adopted giving ministers representation on
committees.
New Hampshire Irishman became fright
ened while being lowered into deep well the
other day. and crie1 out to the men above that
II they old not haul him up he'd cut the rope
10 save the rope they hauled him up.
A half-demented colored boy in Salisbury
Md, who would eat anything" was one day
last week given some fly poison by eompan
ions supposed to have more sense than he, ant
his or their little eccentrcity gave Job to the
undertaken.
Fifteen thsusand dollars of the securite.
stolen from the Glens Falls Bank, in January
were found on the prisoners John HANDLE ant
He0rge Marshall, recently arrested in STAN
ford, Conn. They state that man named L
a. Brown gave them the bonds ON MAY 9th
with Instructions to take them to South Roy
alton, Vt. The men were on their way t.
Springfield, Mass, when arrested.