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The Living Machine.

Imiure the main spring Of a watch, and
every portion Of the works become diSor-
dered. The human stomach il Ia the hui
man system what that elastic piece OF metal
Is TO chronometer. 1t influences the ac-
ton of the other organs, and controls, TO Il
certain extent, the whole living mach inc.
The comparison may be carried further, Tor
as the weakness or other impericCIionS ot
the main spring Il indicated on the face oi
the time-piecc, 50 also is the weakness or
other disorders OF the stomach betrayed by
the face Of the invalid. The complexion is
sallOw or faded, the eyes are deficient In
lustrc and intelligence. and there is Il worn,
anxious expression i'll the whole cOnntc-
nance which tell aS plainly aS written
words could do, that the great nolTiStinO
organ whose Office il Is 10 minister TO the
wants of the body, and to sustain and renew
all its parts, is not performing its duty.
II requires renovating and regulating, and
10 accomplish this end Hostetter's Stomach
BitterS may be truly said 10 be the one hinQ
needfd. The broken main spring of II watch
may be replaced by new one, but the
stomach can only he repaired and strength
ened. and this is one of the objects Of the
famous vegetable restorative which for
eighteen Years has been waging u success
ful contest with dyspepsia III all climates
As a specific for indigestion il stands alone
When the resources of the pharmacnpPia
have been exhausted without. at best doing
more than mitigating the complaint, n
course of this wholesome and palatable
yet powerful, stomachic effects perfect
ann permanent cure. In all cases Of dys-
pepsia the liver is more or less disordered
and upon this important gland, as well as
upon the stomach and bowels, the Bitterr
act with singular distinctness, regulating
and reinvigorating every Secretive and as.
Stimulating organ on which bodily and men.
tai health depend.
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A Domestic DimeuIty.

1t Is currently reported and generally
believed that among the numerous in
teresting local scheme which took Gov
ernor STEVENSON to Washington last
week was one to impress the admins
tration with the idea that General d.
VAL was not a fair representative man
of the Radical party in this District,
that his defeat for the nomination was
caused by that fact, and that conse-
quently a change in the Postofiice in
this city must take place by turning out
the present incumbent, and putting
HAGAN OF the Inteiiigeacer in his shoes.
This little party scheme is said to have
been concocted in Parkersbnrg and
completed in Washington, and that in
q few days the announcement will be
made that the Grand Army of the Re
public has lost one of its most hOnored
members in the decapitation of poor
RAWLINGS. We hope we don't intrude
BY divulging these little family squab-
bles if they do look as "black a. ERE
BUS and smell Of cheese"
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lfckScS. Nc(mDe. hrnH
A Quick Result.

Thousands suffer necdleSSly from Indi
gcstion, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, &c.
and il is only because they neglect TO avail
themselves of that wonderful Household
Remedy, MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS-a
preparation that excels any other ever dis
covered for complaints of this nature. Suf
fcrcrS from that Scourge of our race DySpep
STA, why will you endure the agony it pro-
duceS, when by the use OF Mishlers Heri
Bitters you can drive ii from you forever
This is Il sovereign remedy and will effect &
positive and permanent cure in your case
The public is made acquainted with all thu
ingredients used in the preparation of theSt
BitterS; and the highest medical authorize,
in the land recommend IL, and il has never
been known 10 fail When taken according
To the directions accompanying each bot
lie. Sold by all druggists and dealers. DR.
:. b. Hartman Il Co., PrOprictorS. lanrmS'
ter, PA.
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Trouble In the Camp.

The NOMINATION III THE FIRST Coz.
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT. dissatisiac
ton with the manner in which General
n. Golf, Jr., was nominated is wide
spread in Wood county, and We should
not be surprised if, for that reason, the
Republicans of Wood county would
prefer voting for an independent candi,
date. Let Generals Duval or Harris
announce themselves as such, and they
will receive the votes of all those who
detest the means by which the nomina,
ton of General Golf was attained. We
DO not consider that nomination bind,
ing upon any true Republican. PR,
kersburg Times, Republican.
This looks like trouble in the camp.
Everybody knows that DrvAL was
doomed before the Convention met, and
that HARRIS was "chiseled ont Of his
nomination by trickery wire-workers
OF the GoFF stripe No man of spirit
or party of principle can stand such
brazen imposition as this, and we are
not surprised at the dissatisfaction ex,
pressed in Wood and other counties OF
the district, at the nomination Of ON
man, GoFF.
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The --latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said to be very fine
Tor Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GEIIATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for IellieS-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-.Iust the ar
tclc TO use with COX'S GClatinc--oi
rich and luscious flavor. az
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, Il de-
licous and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINh-Prcparcd especially
for invalids and children.
ANGTSTURA BTTTERS-The gcnuin" ar
ticle for ladies and children in Isrble
health. g.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect rem.
cdy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus.
TAPIOCA-A splendid d"Scri, either alone
or with Berries.
Al LAUGHLIN, SMITH Il CO.'S.
Wholesale Druggists.
iunI, ~ Main street.
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Movements of Governor stevenson.

Ii appears that Immediately after
Governor STEVENSON was renominated
at Parkersburg, he went 10 Washington
and remained there two days. While
there it is reported by his friends that
among other things he obtained from
General DYER, Chief of Ordnance, Il
sufficient number OF SPENCER rifles (six
shooters) and ammunition for our Peni-
itentiary, and also ordnance and other
arms for the University of Morgantown.
The Governor is also said to have made
some other arrangements for the adjust
ment Of the military claims OF this
State against the Government.
There are several other reports afoat
on the breeze Of popular rumor as to
what the Governor accomplished and
went TO accomplish in Washington, but
we await better developed facts before
We venture "by faith to print en-. In
These corrupt revolutionary times, how
ever, the people will be very apt to
think it strange that Governor STEVEN
son should have postponed his visit to
Washington to procure ordnance, arms
and ammunition for the Penitentiarv
and University till new nomination
and the eve Of another election. 1t is
rather suspected that these arms may
soon be followed by soldiers, and that
West Virginia, like North Carolina,
may have to hold her election under
the glittering blaze OF the bayonct in
stead Of in the old fashioned way of
free ballot.
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IT is generally believed now that
GRANTS San Domingo treaty will be
defeated in the Senate. A letter from
Washington says: The publicity of the
protocol for the annexation, wherein the
President promised to use his influence
to make it popular in Congress, has
damaged the prospects of the treaty
very considerably among Senators and
members. There is good deal of in
1uiry in administration quarters to learn
how this protocol, which, according to
its terms, was to be made an inviOlable
secret for all time, leaked out in the OF
fetal investigation. The original is
still Oh file in the State Department
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vx,e.ssv. Public Yusersi..

-: se.-.r-.ss a. Lee. E.s
WIN VI. srAxros and secc,ary Raw
Lrxs which are 70 be paid out OF the
Treasury Of the United States are a
commentary upon the extravagance and
corruption Of our Government as at
present administered. 1t appears that
the bill for the burial OF STANTON
amounts TO twelve thousand dollars,
and that for the burial of RAwLISs to
four thousand dollars. The carriages
for the mourners are charged at eight
dollars each, the collins cost three hun
dred dollars each, while the number Oh
white gloves Ia good many Of them we
suppose for black hands) were enor-
nous.
We venture to say that no public
man who ever died in this country from
GEORGE WASHINGTON to President TAY-
LoR, was ever buried at such an enor-
nous expense as here exhibited. Sec
rotary RAwLISs was gentleman and a
good man, but is there any law, or can
there be any excuse for taking four
thousand dollars of the public money
70 defray the burial expenses # the
Presidents private Secretary: If he
were too poor to bury himself could not
his friends have buried him just as other
frail mortals have to be buried in
all the world except when sup
ported as pensioners on their
government And then to take from
the pockets OF the people twelve thous-
and dollars to hide away in the
ground the rotten carcass of such u
corrupt tyrant as STANTON il one of the
burning crimes OF those who have been
entrusted with the purse strings Of the
country. Such thing was never
known before in a republican form of
government, and conld only find its
parallel in the burial services attending
the death of public men who have lived
and fattened under the shadow Of king
ly missionaries and despotisms.
The republican form and simplicity
of our Government have been COM
pletely destroyed by the party now in
power, and whether they live or die,
they are always in the public treasury
up to their elbows, while the people
find it very hard 10 live or die with
anything above the common wants of
our natures. Can such things be and
not excite our special wonder?
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Tke Radical SwindIe i'm a Platform.

The Fairmont Fjginian, Republican,
does not like the way something's were
done in the Parkersburg Convention BY
the tricksters who ruled that body. In
speaking of the majority and minority
reports on platforms and the way NEW
LIN was cried down, it says:
The substitute was our choice. vet
the other we adept willingly-not a.
the Flick amendment, but as a fair,
honorable, solid, acceptable platform
adopted by the Republican party as q
policy for future guidance. But il
would have been much more honorable
TO have allowed the question discussed
by both sides, fairly and dispassionately
and while the other was adopted, it is
an open question still, so far as the
probabilities are concerned. We have
no objections to the platform, but we
have objections to the manner in which
1t was adopted-nothing more nothing
less"
This shows that 1.-THE FLICK amend
ment" is not considered in the platform
by the Viryi,'i0H, nor is the platform
considered to have been 'shonorablv"
adopted But that Radical sheet is
nevertheless compelled to support it
while it growls. And then, there is
another Republican paper that does moi
think the platform contains an honest
endorsement of the FLICK amendment
The Parkersburg Times says:
1--WE were greatly surprised at the
undecided platform, the committee or
Resolutions have presented. We firmly
believe that the majority of the com
mittee could have reported a very EN-.
phatic platform, endorsing, in the most
positive manner, the Flick amendment
and the enthusiastic Convention would
have adopted it"
But they didn't do it, and therefore
the people are cheated.
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TAMMANY Hall in New York is out
with a manifesto, calling upon the
Democracy OF. New York City TO cele-
brate the Fourth of July as it never
WAS celebrated before. Senator CAS-
SrELY, OF California, is 10 he the orator
of the day. The address dwells upon
the character of the government a. at
present administered, particularly in the
Southern States, and concludes with tie
declaration that unless the tendency
TO despotic measures can he arrested
very speedily, the close of the present
century OF our countrys existence may
witness the end Of free government
here.
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RED CLOUD, in a conversation with
SAMUEL NJ. JASSEY, one of the Indian
Superintendent, declined 10 meet the
chiefs of the Pawnee Indians Tor Tie
purpose OF making treaty OF peace be
tween that tribe and the Sioux. He
said that he had not time, and could
make no treaty without consulting hi:
people. Mr.. JANNEY thinks, how
ever, that RED CLOUD may he induced
to look iavorably upon his suggestion
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The discomfort growing out OF low pr
ces and the introduction of Chinise la
Dor in Massachusetts, is not limited to
the Crispins. On Monday, says a Bos-
ton dispatch, the members of the Tail
or's Protective Union, go in number,
who have for long time been dissatis-
fed with their compensation, left their
workshops in body and the next day al
most the entirety Of the.wholesale cloth
ing dealers in Boston were left without
help adequate to perform the labor ne
cessary to fill their orders. The men
have received from SD TO SIS per
week, and their strike is for general
advance OF one-sixth of the highest
wages heretofore paid. They have tel
cgraphed east and west cautioning
members of the craft from going thithcr
and, assured of the possession OF a
large fund III their treasury, are de
tcrmined and confident of success
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The Elko Independent SAYS Idaho hal

The Elko Independent says Idaho has
gone Democratic, electing SAN MERRITT
delegate 10 Congress by a majority OF
from 500 to 900. Every county in the
Territory heard from gives Democratic
majorities on the. general ticket with
the exception of the Mormon county OF
Oneida, where there is said to be tie
vote. All the county officials elected,
with 4 few scattering exceptions, are
Democrats The Democratic food is
gathering volume svery day and will
soon sweep over the land.
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COMMISSIONER DELANo was visited at
his office on Saturday, by the President,
who complimented him on his admins,
tration of revenue matters, the increase
in collections during the year ending
April, 1870, amounting to S50,575.66
Dispatches state that it is understood
that the President favors the bill pend,
ing in Congress making the Revenue
Bureau separate department, with its
chief as a Cabinet officer ..
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THs weather in the Northern cities
Judging from the telegraphic dispatches
is even warmer than here. A humble,
OF sunstrokes are daily reported. An
other noticeable fact is that the mer
curry rises even higher in Maine and
New York than here. North, South
East and West the thermometer i.
quoted at above 90-some places a.
high as 9S.
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The amount of gold saved as interest
which will be sold by the Government
next month will reach near two mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars.
This is exclusive of the regular month
" sales of Secretary Boutwell,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Self EneryatiOn.

Essays FOR YorNG MEN, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss Of bodily vigor, cour-
age and ambition-the cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and despoadinS.
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. ADDRESS,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box y, Phila-
5a,phio Pa ma2I1Sw
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The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior TO any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to ne
public
As sure cure for DIarhea, Loss
Of Appetite Fever and Ague, CboI-
era Morbus, Colo, Dyspepsia. Gen
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal. 1t is
especially recommended 10 persons
travelling as tending TO counteract
the effects OF change Of water
These Btters should De found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
a well as the Bar Of every ~el-reg,i-
lated Hofol
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Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention for nominat-
ing Candidate for Congress, in the First
District will be held at WEST oNIoN'
Doddridge county, on WEDNESpAi
JULY 9TH.
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RErKHgScrs NJ PERMISSION:

RETEBgSCIs Br PERMISSION:
Hon. VIM. T.. Stevenson, Governor Wet .
X. J.. Berkshire, Judges sup'e CDufi
James l. Brown, OF Appsals W. We
J. !. Jackson, JT.. Judge ~ the Y. :
District Court, W. Va.
u. u. ]. FarnswOrth. President OF 80
ate, W. Va
4. WernlngpF, Member SeBaic.
Jacob HOrnbroOk, President Wrst We
Ink. ca.
Jacob VI. Bickel, vIce President We
Va. lns. Co.
Caleb Bogz'ss, Attorney, C1arksburg W.
Samuel Woods, &c Phillip?i.
y. White, Sheriff Mercer eDuniy.
~. ~. Davis, senate, Mineral county.
j. y. Camden, President Of First Saiiona!
Bank, Parkersburg.
And the following members 81 The Hoo"
Of D.iegatss Of West Virginia:
Hon. T. H. Smith, RanHwha counly
q. g. Burgess, Wayne
James GuthTie, Wetzei
Nathan Con. Harrison
Josegh Tsfer, Barbour
T. " Hill, Marion,
James Heryey, Brooke
Martin Judy. Grant
X Dawson, Taylor
Henry Brannon, LeySL
Floyd Nicely, potdridsa
!. 7. Bowyes, Putnam
= Wilkinson, Lincoln
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We||mans Patent Reflector
O. R a II u /!


TNHE "WELLMAN CRATE Is ESSEN
TALLY different from any other Crate,
and possesses merits 80 far superior that
comparison is useless.
We claim for IL the following advantages
over any other Craze:
First. As a radiator of heat, ii has double
the intensity.
second. II is unquestionably the most
cIeanly-no SCOT or ashes escaping into the
roonl-which, in the ordinary Crate, proves
so detrimental 10 carpets and furniture.
Third. The combustion j. perfect. There
Is no waste in unburt cinderS-every ounC,
OF the fuel is so completely consumed that
nothing remains but the finest ashes.
Fourth. As an economiZer Of fncl-thep
being All actual saving OF at least - per cent.
Fifth. II is highly ornamental.
Sixth. II Is set 10 deep in the chimney
that ii is much safer, and also les liable 10
puff in windy weather.
Seventh. \ slight motion OF the shaker
clcanSes the entire fire, and causes IT to
burn with great brilliaucy and intensity Of
heat. .-a-.
Parties who are building. or who conteIn-
plate changing Crates, are respectfully re-
quested to examine 1.-The Wellman."
Every crate j. guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction. BEE
D. Lynn & Go, Manufacturers,
No. - MAIN STREET.
jun21 WHEELING. W. VA.
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---OA-

AT the Young Mems Christian Con,
vention, now in session at indianapolis,
the following resolution was offered by
Hon. S. S. FISHER and adopted, in re
gard to our German friends:
"Resolred, That our Christian Asso,
Citations should extend to our German
fellow citizens their earnest sympathy,
and endeavor to gather, their young
men within their influence; and when
the necessity may exist, should encour
age the formation Of German associa
tons among the Germans themselves.
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MARRIED.

on Wednesday evening. June 18th, by
Rev. j. +. Curtis, WILLIAM y. BOILING
OF Petersburg, Va. 10 HANNAH L., daugh'
ter of Il. c. BOnham, of Wheeling, W. Va
IN
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THE annual repor Of the Young
mems UhrslAR AssociaIiOG EsevSG'5
Committee, made a. the indianapolis
Convention, gives the following ssA-
tisties There are now II3 associations
on this continent. Us having been
organized last year About one-half OF
these have reported: POI report their
expenses for the year at s203, 40G; lis
report the number OF the volumes in
their libraries at 0S,SS9; 2S1 report
5O,90l members; - report daily prayer
meetings; II report Bible classes; 81
report open-air services, and 9 report
sermons: DOT conversions are reported.
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bearing interest a. lhr rate NJ sin rrr ,"u'
in coin. payable May - and Nov"mr @
Isl.
affairs ana condition 81 the Company, ",
know these securities to h" peculiarly IL
sirilblr, and suitable Tor safe cmplo, mrnr "'
surplus Capital, and funding Of Govern
ment Bonds, by Investors, Trustees ri !.
tatcs and Others who prefer ah>nl"t.
security with reasonable income.
Holders uf United States Five-TwanrIs.
are cnnbrd TO procure lh,-~' Bonds, hariu,
the same rtr nr interest and having
longer period lo run, and to rcaliy" lgrs,
increase ~ capital Ia addition.
Ponds and stocks dealt In ~ tho -lnr.
EErhangr. received In rNchnmr" Tor IA.
I.uan. nj The full market value" AMI -
Bonds returned nee nfrNprrSS rhHHcr.
Price 80 and Accrued Inter.
est I'm Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and fuli ini"rmrr"n
furnished on application.
FISK & HATCH,
= Nassau ssr~ei. New i"rL.
apIH
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1t Stands Tnriyaled!

KRAFT'S D1ARRHEA COMPOUND
Safe and sure. \ cure guaranteed in every
case. Keep it in your house. Take it with
you when you travel. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere.
WHEELING, May lSt, 1870.
McsSrs. AcCuOe, RrGH d ca:
GENTLEMES-It affords me pleasure 10
add my testimony To the superior merits OF
"RrGHS DidTrhed CUmpOund." | had occa-
sion 10 use il, in Sererc and protT6rteti IbHSs,
and confidently recommend il, rs being the
most u,ul,ld6ie PIcpGrGinn that have ever
used. j. Is. HUGHES,
OF Hughes, Thompson 4 Hihhard.
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INSu RANCE.


Policy Holders Participating IN III" Prom
Dividends paid lnSt YEAR " pr cent
A success without precedent In thi' 'ourir
or EUROPE.
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Smoked Pork Tongues.

DELICATE NOVELTY, PR0NOUNC.
n I'd equal 10 best tongues and much
cheaper. For sale by
iunIq HENRY X LIST 4 co
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TESTIMONIAL

OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER II. II. !
GenI Sup't New York, Jan. II, 1870.
r NJ. AVERY, Fsq., President National
DEAR SIR:-The Watch made by your
Company which have carried IN" piSi TWO
months. has kept excellent time. nave
carried il frequently on engines, ana nave
inc This time II has run uniformly with Our
standard clock. Truly yours,
J. VI. TOCCN, Gcul Supt.
The following dealers also, I'm various
n1rts of the. country, have C"rtin%l ihat
they consider the Elgin Watches To hr all
that the Company have ADVERTISED item, ils
better finished, NOR" correct ana durnbl',
than any in market Of similar price, ana
that they have great confidence III recon-
mcnding them to the public, on account oi
their general merit.
OXT0BY 4 DUFFIELD. Wheeling.
w. IL. HENNEGEN & Co,
WHEELER. PARSONS & CO., New York.
WARREE. SPADOSE& 90.
MIDI .ETON & BRO,
I. Il. BYNSFR.
HENRY GINNEI,
GEO. ". PRATT 4 co,
SCOTT, BARRETT q CO., Piushurvh
J. II. REED Il 90,
DtHSIE & co, Cincinnati.
JENRINS& HATCH,
e. HELLEBUSH,
+. JACCARD 4 CO, 81. Louis.
n. Z. CRTTENDEN a 90, Cleveland.
MoRsE, REpDIN & HAMILTON. Chicago.
l. H. HESSE Denver, Col.
NJ. VI. BALDWIN d 90, san Francisco, Gal.
KOCH n DRYFUS, New Orleans,
And over FOur Hundred Others.
Various grades and prices mai" tn suit
different tastes. aprls
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Coupon or Registered

forin: they have thirty years TO ran. n"n
principal nud interest hcinC paynh!' .a
gold.
tib..,r ,.9.t ~ /. .n,p,,n.tia