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Trial by jury, fast falling into disre-
pute in this land, where it has had its own
fair trial. has, in the young and prosperous
State OF Iowa, been arrested somewhat in
its downward career. The Supreme Court
of that State, it is said, recently decided
that if Juror drinks Intoxicating liquor
during the time he is engaged on a trial,
whatever the amount may be, and though
no visible effect is produced, the verdict is
null and void, and must he set aside. This
decision iSa step in the right direction, and
practically prcscribes certain qualifications
for Juror, viz: He must be temperate,
clear-sighted, and in possession of all his
reasoning faculties. The next step will be
to prescribe that, in addition, he must be
intelligent and educated. 1t also naturally
follows that if juror must be all these
temperate, clear lighted. in possession of
all his faculties, and intelligent and edu-
cated-so must also a Judge. 1t is a poor
rule in law, as well as in everyday life,
which does not work both ways.-PhH. Press
And to carry this principle out to its logi-
cal conclusion if a juror and Judge are
injured in their judgment, clear sight and
mental faculties, by drinking ardent spirits
so much as to unfit them for settling in a
just and righteous manner the business of
others, the same cause must unfit every
other man for properly conducting his own
business; and if drinking ardent spirits is
a public evil, dsqualifying men for trans
acting public and private business, it is a
public wrong, and entirely at variance with
every principle of political economy, to pro-
tect and encourage its sale as common
beverage, by selling special privileges under
the license laws for that purpose.
In some European countries gambling is
licensed, and the bad men who establish
houses for the purpose of public gaming,
pay the State large sums for the privilege,
and by having the law in favor of the
demoralizing practice, those who engage
in it, retain their responsibility. In the
United States, however, the practice is
outlawed, and is disreputable. When pub
lie sentiment has succeeded in outlawiDg
the "liquor trade the temptation will be
removed from public view, and become
questionable, and not onc-tcnth as many
of the young men will become drunkards
as are now made so by the fashionable
licensed tipping shops
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9M. 1871.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1871,
the following Personal Property, viz:
head of MARES. Ill good divers and workers: of
them with ioal good Horse.
70 head of TllORntGiIBRED DURHAM CATTLE
inhe OF superior oxen. young. quick and thu; Yoke
OF founG oxen. broken TO the yoke Mich Cows first
class Two "i them with calves 10y their sides and the
others Will lac III February and March; Bulls three,
years old Thoroughbred Adrrny two and half yrars
one year old Thoroughbred Durham yer; large for
their age two-year old Attorney and Durham; | one
year Old fi"tcr Odd Steers, years old This Stock
is unsurpassed! in the State.
Farm Wagon. (iron axle.) Ok Cart Horse Cart
Buckeye Mower, Endless Chain Horse Power Spring
Tooth Rake, Revolving Rake. l Wheat brill tplIus
Pirate Attnchnicnt.j Grain Fan Cider Mill and Press
C"rnstrilcr, Roller, Flows, Iarruws Cultivatrs Grind
stone, Nh"elbnrrow, Pillow Harness. Wagon Harness
Shorrs Hoes. Forks and other articles usually found
a farm.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of S2J and under cash:
on all sums over that amount credit of Ten Months
Will he given. the purchaser giving Note with approved
edorser with interest and stamp added PAYABLE at the
National Bank of Elkt"n. per cent. on for cash
No goods removed from the premises until fern. of
sale complied with.
No postponement on account of weather
Bs-Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock An
c. NEWBOLD PRICE.
D. b. ASH Auctloneer Jan q, lSI1-3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


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To the Weak, the Worn and the Weary

the Editor OF the Boston Recorder says: We
unhesitatiuGy recommend the Peruvian syrup. pro-
tcctrd solution al the roi.iG" r IRON t" all the
tn" and the weary, hvju- richly experienced It's
beneits 1t possesses all the qualities claimed i.r by
ifs
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NOTICE.
LYTTLETON S. CHOPPER, EFT AL
".
DAVID 2. MARSHALL, EFT AL.

DAVID P. MARSHALL EFT AL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED, This 9th day of January, A. d. ISL that
the sale made and reported by F. A. Ellis Trustee for
the sale Of the Real Estate of Kendall s Cropper de-
ceased, be ratified and confirmed, unless To the
contrary be shown before the ,t day of April,
next; provided copy of this order lie inserted some
newspaper printed in Cecil county once week for
month before the LIST day of March, next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to he $4,000
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Jan %, lS7l-lm Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLlC SALE.
The subscriber Agent. intending to quit farming
and leave tho State will sell Public Sale his
dencc tn" farm of Dr. Dunutt the Blue Ball road
2'4 miles north of Elktun,
Tuesday, tie 14M day Of February, 1871,
his entire Stock and Farming Implements. to-wit:
~ Horses. of which calculated for heavy
rEK1M draught. and good driving 10 head
~%s rf Horned Cattlc-3 extra Mich Sf-=Eh
AACS.A~E" COWS. superior Durham Bull theIsSSsS5S8
balance from to years old; Is head of-H-.r3r
Hogs. of them Brood Spw>, balance thrifty 1,axsS
Siuats. twu-hor-e Wagons. made to order, c"n,id
cred the hest in this country: Shiftng-tup Buggy,
Moving Machine, Hay Ri@gings. tlrcr-horsr and >
tw"-hor>c Bar-sharc P"ws umcorse Bar-sharr Flows.
Doulr Shovel Plow-. Corn Coverer Cultivators ,
Harness, do with Check Lines. Wagon Saddle,
Lines. good Riding Saddle and Birdie. , sets Breast
Chains. Butt Traces, Gruing Hoes lot of Cow
ilaltrrs. Sh"ves. Garden Spade lot of Forks. R,kcs
and Hoes Grain Cradles Moving Scythc Brandt"
S,ythe. good trinstOnr, Shaving Horse Ladders
II feet and the other Il feet Shingle Punch,
Post Spri:. and many other articles herein
toned on-ai interest in p Acres Of Wheat in the
ground.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of Six Months will be
given all over SO: on all sums Of $40 and
under the cash will he required Five per cent of
cash all sums $40. No property h- removed
until tine terms complied with.
Sale :" commence at 10 o'clock AN.
GJ-N" r">tpon"ment account al weather.
c. ". EADER, Agent.
j. Il. ASH Auctionrrr. Jan Is, lSIl-:}w
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FOR RENT.

THE FARM occupied by VIM. r. VI ward two
miles from Chesapeake City. so to rna to be
planted i'll WM p HOWARD, on farm,
or, II. d. NJ. HOWARD, Elkton.
Dec ,, 1S10-tf
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NEW YORK Safety Steam Power Co
Steam Engines. with and without rut-uti and s.r.
tna Safety Steam Boilers built in quantities ly spcCI
machinery. Send for circular. n Cnrtl1nlt street
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8 O'CLOCK.

NIATCII FREE and $50 dag Ss,,e and IL, hum
w bug Address LATTA & CO. Pittsburgh. Pa III
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21 HEAD OF FINE CATTLE:

10 "f which are prime Mich Cows some with calves
by their sides: others coming in profit Yoke If
very hu" larg" red Oxen, old. Thoroughly broken
Yoke of pretty Steers coming wears uI l. red and
white matching beautifully The balance consisting of
One, Two ami Three Years Old.
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PUBLIC SALE,

The subscriber, intending To quit farming, will sell at
Public Sale. the Randc farm mile. of Ches
apcak- City. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-24

Assembly warrant Us in. believing that,
though he lscharged with monarchical
proclIvilies, the Republic will not be be-
traycd by any voluntary action Of his,
But the mtrigues OF the monarchists-the
Bonapartists and Orlcanists especially
are rilc, and we may well suppose the
German rulers, who for several years
will exercise an important influence in
French politics, will lend their influence
to the re.cstablishmcnt Of monarchy
rather than to the establishment OF Re
public. Indeed, i! must be considered an
open question whether the French peo'
pie themselves, without any outside
influence, have as a mass the intelligence
and constancy required TO maintain Re
npblic. The Government that is to rule
France will have for many years the very
lislaslciul duty Of providing for m Cnor'
nous debt TODD this from the resources
Of a country 50 greatly impoverished as
the richest portions OF France are, must
breed serious discontents for good while
to come, and try pretty severely the
strength Of the authority that does it
Whether any Republic there would be
strong enough to dowhal will bercquired
of the French Government for theneXtlew
years is predetermined 1t is possible, at
ter such a Christening as they have gone
through, the French may dcvelope unex'
pcctcd qualities OF virtue and resolution
such as will impel them to desire and up
hold, in their humility, the peaceful and
simple rule of Republic,
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The Restoration of Order in France

The Restoration Of Order In France.
The Paris revolt began, rs nearly as the
initial point can be stated, on the Goth of
March. 1t lasted therefore just two
months, Tor the news Is such as to assure
us that II is now completely Overthrown.
While some desperate md murdCrOus rc.
sistance may he made for few hours or
day or two longer, from barricadcs or
buildings in some quarters ofthc city, that
cannot last long. The city is possessed
and invested throughout and on all sides
by the forces Of the Assembly, and a few
hours, or days at iurthest, must crush out
all resistance and restore order.
As this revolt had nowhere in the civil.
lied worldany sympaihizers or apOlogisis,
so now there will be general feeling of
rejoicing over It's downfall Though only n
two months war, it was II bloody one. 1t
entailcd greater miseries on Paris than
the siege ofthe Germans, and subjected her
people to n reign Of violence and terror
only paralleled by It's own historic prcce.
dents, when the same ferocious and ianati.
cal spirit inspired men To utter similar
rallying cries and enact like tragedies
generations ago. The people Of Paris, Of
all others,-those OF them who were not
intoxicated with the passions Of the revolt;
and this was large malority-4havo most
reason TO rejoice over the downfall Of the
Commune; for II is for them vCritablc
delivernnco from the jaws Of destruction,
At best there must be great distress
there before business resumes It's wOnted
channels and the losses inflicted by the
two sieges which the city has withstood
arc made good. 1t must be long time
before the industries OF the city can be re.
stored, and the laboring classes must wait
for workand food long before they find
them Il. HTS E#...ntf
What viii follow the events Of these
two months 1t is impossible to forecast
THEIRS, the head Of the Provisional Re.
public, has used his power with mod.
Grafton, and it now appears wisely
in his dealings with the revolt. The re-
suit may SO strengthen him with the poo
pie Of France, that they will continue the
Republic, with him for the time being at
the head of it. His pledges to the
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Special Notices.

7 AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL
II for Children Tcothing, softens the gums
alays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint dysenteTy
Diarrhca,
Children Of delicate constitution, are apt 70
suffer more than the robust, because dentitiOn Ii
prOtFRcted and earl ycutting OF the teeth more Il
be feared than late. Much Is TO be apprchended
from lOOsenoss Of the bowels, that Ia Of an eX
cessiyo character. Moderate lOoseness often re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when i
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOstratlOn, then II should be kept In con
troll, and for this purpose We remark, that the
Infant Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will hnd II very valuable. The child
will he relieved get into u gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful happy and feeling comfortable
We guarantee each bottle, aud will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing a. We represent
Price - cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
LAUGnLIN BROTHERS & co, Props,
apo Wheeling, W. Va
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SMITHS WHEELING BREWERY


=, Amer . thorough renovation Of my old c.tab
nshed Brewery, late IN possession VI Mr.,r,
Reilly, Barnes b Hobbs, Ihlve again Te.lmel
my old business Of Brewing aud mailing, and
with the AID Of my old operatives, hope Ia
produce such quality Of Kthnelt, Champagnc
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
IWill he prepared To supply nv friends and tn.
public with Fresh Alo this week, blt Wouid sd
Wise any wanting Stock Aeor Porter to apply 10
my predecessors, MeskTs, RGilly Barnes 4 Holm.
being convinced that they can supply them a
good article
| wish alec to intimate that have no cause or
disposition to interfere with tho interests OF my
three old Nlends and operatives at the Eagle
Brewery, yet will rndeav0r 10 be prrpartd m nm.
ply oil demands for Ale, SHth as iOmerly pro.
dlcc1. ~
mys GEO. W, SMITH
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General Notices.

N0TIGE.-ALL BILLS AGAINST
In the ohildren's Home " III he presented nj
the Home on the SATURDAY previous IN ,ir
second TUESDAY OF each month, and payment "5
such bIlsWill b made on the following WIN
NEsDAT, at the Home. between the hour ~ a
and BAN. Mas, WN. T. BUTLER.
.. TREASURER Board OF Manager.
WHEELING, May ldtn, ISL, myi5
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New Advertisements.

GIRL WANTED-A GOOD GIRL
VI or middle aged woman 10 oook and do
general Homework In 4 small family where there
are no children, ~ miles from the city. To 8
competent one good wages and pleasant home.
References given and required.
Apply AZ this Onlcc my9I
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OR. JOSEPH n, SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT
hlEHT

and nyailed themselves Of his wonderful eillCa-
ClOus medicines they would not have fallen,
Dr. SChcnCk has In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
tally, by hls medicines and his directions for
thcr llse, 10 quickOned into healthiul yigOr.
In this statement there Il nothing presump-
tlOus. To the faith Of the invalid Is made no
representation that Ia not thousand times sub.
sthntiaied by living and visible works. The
theory Of tho cure by Dr.. SchGnCks medicines
Ii as simple a. II il unfaiing, Its philosophy re-
qulrcs no argument 1t sell.assnrlng, Seli'con'
YinCinS.
The ScR.weCd Tonic and Mandrake pills are
the ilrst two weapons with which the citadel O
| the malady ia assAlcd. TwO.thirds Of the case;
Of consumption originate In dyspepsia aud .
iunctOnaly disOrdered liver With this COndi
ton the bronchial tubes ".sympathiZc" with the
stomach They respond 10 the morbid actor
Of the liver. Here, then, comes tho eliminating
result, aud the setting with all It's distressing
| Ing SYMPTOMS OF
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Auction Sales.
lei LIMSE. Mfaders gloes, Fseeiiag, u, IA
Composing gu TUESDAY, May .,

A larve consignment OF Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting OF West Of England, French
and German broad and narrow Wooden Cloths, all
shades and eOloFs, French, English and Scotch
Fancy TWecds and Cassimerer, Fur'lack Mos
COW and Esquimaux Beavers, ChinehlllAs, Vest.
ings, Cloaklngs, &c; also scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmeru, Queenslani and other
fashionable and desirable Shawls. DREss GooDs
In great variety, such as heavy black and e9lored
Sllks, Satins, irish and Lyons POplins, Atwood
Mcrinos, Delalnes, Satin Cloths, Scrgt5; elegant
imported PAlds, Empress Cloths, &c, &e;, a
very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons SIX Vel
vets, Velyeteens, and hne SILK Push SEitings,
Prints, Blcachcd and Unbleached Mnslins, from
to yards wide. large line OF English and
American Blankets, Flannels, Ladies', Gents
and ChildTcn's Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together
With very clulcr aud well selected stock Of
Velvet, Brussels, KitldcminstcE, Tapestry and
Ingram Carppting, House Rugs, Damask and
nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and other Iln-
ems, sc, from medium TO finest imported ana
variety OF other goods too numerous To mmliOn,
Sale To continue from day To day until the en-;
tire stock l. disposed or The whole to bc sold
without reserve In lots TO suit all, FoR cAsll.
sales to commence at ~ a. NJ, and y past I'm.
my;ldAw
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CoNsuMrTloN,
Its euro and Preventive.
BY. II. SCHENCK, NJ. ID.

Many a human being has passed away, for
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect OF known and indlsputably proven means
Of cure. Those near and dear to family and
friends are sleeping the dreamless sumber Into
which, had they calmly adopted
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r s.DIsTRICT doJRr.-tN THE

IT s.. DISTRICT COURT.-1N THE
~ matter Of AbmhAm Binlnger and Abra.
ham i. Clark, Bankrnpta.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, a.
Assignee In Bankruptcy Of the said BahkFupts,
will sGll at public auction at the Merchants EK.
change SalesroOm, No. III Broadway, In the city
OF New York, on
THURSDAY, June 8, 1911.
At IL o'clock al noon, by Z. II. Ludlow l. Co,
AuctlOneers, the following VALUABLE Coat
LAMBS, forming part Of the estate OF the snld
Bankrupts, situate on Coal River, and Bic and
Little Coal Creek. In Kanawha county. Wesl viz
ginia, viz: Two thousand acres described In A
deed from Edward Kenna TO The Kanawha Min
Ing and Manufacturing Company, dated Aprii 10
1851. Two thousand acres described In deed
from The kanawha Mining Company to The Ra.
nawha Mining and Manufacturing Company.
dated January ~, 1851, excepting $50 acres Il,
which only the minerals are conveyed, AlsO.
eleven hundred and seventeen acres iesc,Ibrj In
a deed nom DR.. John Byfn and wife, and oihers
tn said bankrupie, dated December ii. isGi
Zach three parcel will he offered for one.fnnrth
each, the remainder Of the price 10 he divided
into three equal installments al six. twelve AMI
eighteen months nom the day nj tale. 10 be 80.
cured by the purchasers bonds and morignoc
Che sale " sub ct 10 confirmation by tho tonrt
Further Information may ho had mon npplIcs.
non u thenndefsigncd, at his ohleo, No " Front
tWcel, IN the ciiynf New York, or TO his aitor.
n,eys Messt'. BASGs, SEDGwiCK a Norm, No.
80 JOHN s. BEECHRR, Assignee
Dated May 2, 1871. mvi6SSi
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ISLAND TRoTTING PARK.


TrOttlng, Pacing and Running Races made up
over my track on the following conditions:
Each winning horse to receive one.fOurth the
gate money; winning horses barred until three
winners are named for n race. Entrance free,
giving any one owning good horse TO Try him
free Of cost.
II entries ill, there will be Running Race y
mile heats In ., catch weight. TToiting Race,
2in3 10 harness, Saturday afternoon, May "a,
1871. Entries 10 close Thursday evening, May
70. on the track or by letter.
IhayC fitted up q 1no Platform and am ready
for Plc.N lC PARTIES, Base ball, and the track will
be opened up for match races at all times. Train.
Ing and handling done as usual. 49,.
address, j. Y. RAYNOLDS
my23 Box 10, Wheeling W. Va
CARATOGO PAVILION SPRING
- WATER The most effective remedy for
Dyspepsia, BlliOusness and Diseases Of the
Kidneys.
sold'by Hotels and Druggists. Send for clrcu.
lar to
PAVILION & U. s. SPRING co.
Genetal Depot, il3 Chambers St, Y.
my22
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plNE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO.
IL 20 Pals Chores celebrated Bee hive"
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, just received and
for sale by
mati7 N. REILLY.
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Wants.
WANT E d.

Fifty competent Statesmen
ION salary or commission
to sell the Wheeler g. vii.
son Sewing Machine. Was.
on and outfit furnished free
of charge.
WIN. SUMNER 4 co.
ebl5 50 MONROE ST, WHEELING
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WIN, G. PATTERSON, 1t al,

The llcmpneld Il r., tal
supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, Eastern Di,
trict, No. Is, January T., 1850.
Ard now, March 80. 1911, the Report Of IN,
Court, after due consideration thereof con6rn
tho sale Of the premises as stated therein, and
order the same TO be and remain iifm aud sIahle
TO the purchaser, JOmN KINd, Jr., unless cXrrn.
tons DO filed within ten days lfUm date and lie
Trustees do execute and deliver to said purrbl,
or deed for the same: and L. BRADTnRD Tom
ls hereby appointed Master 10 make dstrihl.
case.
From the Record. PER CURIAN
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The work Of cure IL now beginning The vi
llalcd and mueuous deposits In the bowels and
In the allmentAry canal Aru elected. The liver
like n clock is wound up. It arOnses from IT,
the patient begins to feel that he Is getting al
At
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The sea.wced Tonic, In conjunction with the
Pills, pcrmcates and assimmlates with the food.
Qualification IL now progressing without liz pre-
ylGus fortunes. Digestion becomes painless,
and the cure Ia seen To be at hand. There Ia no
more natulence, 10 eXcCfbatlOn Of the stomach.
An appetite sets In.
yet given by an indulgGnt Father to suffering
man schCnCks PnlmOnic Syrup comes In to
perform lts functions and TO hasten and complete
the cure II enters at once upon its work. Ma.
tufc cannot bJ cheated. II collects and rlpens
the impaired and diseased portions OF the lungs.
In the form Of gatherings II prepares them for
cxpcctOratiOn, and lOl 10 very short time the
malady Il anQuiahcd, the rotten throne II OcCu.
pied II renovated and made new, and the patient,
In all the dignity Of regainGd yigOr steps forth to
enjoy the IN lnhUOu or wUmAnhOOd that was