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= 81 BY ALeNZOJ. WHITE &,S0N.
MISERABLE FARM, WARDS, CORNER
II - KING AND AHSOBCIsSFREETS.sg. s.
VIII pc sold. at Private Sale, that. destrahae
FARM, on Charleston Neck, containing Il acres
more oriess, In Ward 9, situate on west side'KmS
stfeetsR sRoad, at sha corner OF Eing and 6ansou1
streesA late the property Of Charles L. Desel This
George @. Martin, Esq. - ':sf'' y q -
The above Farm can be purchased as reason.
able figure. mr cash For particulars apply q
above No. IS East Bay. febI6-3
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GAS LJaHr.-Tle burners of the street rect
lamps, in several parts Of the city, seem to have
been In suikyhunor Of late and shed their light
with as much stlnglness as miser spends his
money. TO the nocturnal pedestrian they ap-
pear 'llke hidden lamps In old sepulchral urns,"
and are IN proper trim for wicked spirits that
make their appearance when the light burns dim.
The matter has been called torthe attention OF
the Mayor by tAe chief Of police, and will proba'
.hay he attended to at the next council. The con.
sumption Of gas seems to be the same whether
the light be good or bad
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THE SISTERS OF MERcY.-In the United
States Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. Sawyer, from the
committee on appropriations, to whom was re-
ferred the bill for the relief Of the Sisters OF Our
L$1y OF Mercy, OF Charleston. South Carolina, re.
ported It without an amendment, and asked FOR
its present consideration.
Mr.. EdmuDls. think that had better 60 over.
TAei vice President. The bill will be placed on
theualendar.
Mr.. Edmunds. Ny excuse for asking that It go
over is that did not know it had been considered
in committee; but that Is probably no: the COM
mlttees fault as am not always able to be there.
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AUGUSTA BRANCH.
!; S1s T. 3. WHEN v. IIlnHairos, General Agents.

SAMUEL Y. TUPPPER,
feb1o-imo REaLpRNT AGENT.
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S. UNtrEp STATES CoURT.1The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge anpresidlng.
Elk parte Thomas ]. Mcmillan. Petition for
hapeas corpus Tor the release Of W. W. Mcmillan,
an infsit. The hearing OF the case having been
postponed that additional evidence mlghtbe Oh:
tatnsd, ordered that Lieutenant Colonel H. NJ.
Black, or theofflcer In command OF the United
States troops auartered OF the CITADEL be restrain
ed from removing from this City the infant now
held to service in the Eighteenth Regiment Infan-
Try, United States. army until final decision shall
be rendered.
In re Parker Pond. Involuntary bankruptcy.
The election of Joseph K. Heath OF Charleston,
as assignee vas approved Of By the court
ADMIRALTY COURT.
G. B. Kaidn, ct al, and Alberger Co., ct al.
vs. the bark Kedar, ct al The testimony In the
case was taken during the :yssnd the further
hearing continued.
The court adjourned at O'Clock until l9 NJ
TODAY,
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Let Common Sense Decide.

What is the rational mode Of procedure
in cases of general debility and nervous
prostration? Docs not reason tell us that
judicious stimulation isrequired. 10 resort
TO violent purgation in such case IS as ao-
surd as 1t would be to bleed starving man.
Yet it Is done every day. Yes, this stupid
and unphilosophical practice Is continued
in the teeth of the great fact that physical
weakness, with all the nervous disturb
ances that accompany it, Is more certainly
and rapidly relieved by Hostetter's Stom-
ach Btters than by any other medicine at
present known. 1t is true that general de-
bility is often attended with torpidity Oh
irreSularity of the bowels, and that this
SYMPTOM nihst not be overlooked. But
while the discharge of the waste matter OF
the system Is expedited or regulated, us
yigor must be recruited. The Bltters 40
both. They combine aperient and antlsli-
ions propertieS, with extraordinary tonic
power. Even while removing distractions
from the bowels, they tone ana lnVlS0rale
those organs. Through the stomach, upon
which the great vegetable SPECIFIC actS dl-
rectly, it gives healthy and permanent
impetus to every enftebled function. d.
peStion is facilitated, the faltcrinS circula-
lion regulated, the blood reinforced with
new accession Of the alimentary principle,
the nerves braced, and all the dormant
powers of the system reused into healthy ac-
lion; not spasmodically, rs would be the
case il a mere stimulant were administered,
but for continuance. 1t Is in this way thal
such extraordinary changes are wrought In
the condition of the feeble, emaclated ana
nervous invalids by the use OF this wonder
full corrective, Alternative and tonic. Let
common sense decide between such prep
aration and prostrating cathartic supple
mented by poisonous astringent ike
strychnine or quinia.
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

An old and we'll tried remedy. Thousands
of mothers can testify that II Is reliable ana
perfectly safe in ali cases. 1t SottcnS the
gums, dbates Inflammation, invigorates the
Stomach and Bowels, corrccts Acidity, and
is a sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps,
and Windy Pains. After q single trial, no
mother will do without it.
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. 1t facilitates the process OF teethinS,
and Is q reliable cure for the many Ills 10
which infants are subject.
Thousands will testify that The Infants
Cordial IS the safest and most efficient cure
for the various disorders TO which children
teething are liable.
Mothers, use this preparation and your
children will be spared all the sorrows OF
teething.
A mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
teething children. Excellent, also, for chill
drcn OF a restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases of looseneSs, gripping, vomiting,
&c, IL gives immediate ease.
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones? Are your Slumbers
and your hearts broken by their cries? Do
YOU awake in the morning unrefreShed and
apprehcnsive Use the Cordial. Your
nights will then be undisturbed, and your
children escape all ills incident % teething.
Price % cents a bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
aprG Proprietors.
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THE OHIO PLATFORM.
An Invitation 20 Sick Republican

An Invitation TO Sick Republicans.
From the Cincinnati Commercially
The Nation hits the bulls eye when it
says OF the Dayton resolutions, that how
ever little value they may have as q
platform, they have "a great deal OF
value as sign Of the times" and that
"whatever else it may be or may not be
this it is: bid for the support Of that
large body of Republicans who are very
sick of Republican doings, and who
long for a decent excuse for trying both
new measures and new men" Certain
facts that, as the Nation says, it isimpos-
sible to overlook, are keenly stated b.
that paper as follows, and we commend
them to the meditation Of such independ-
ent journalists as those whose glory
shines through the columns ofthe Times
Chronicle: "First-That during the
present Administration nothing what
ever has been done until now to reform
the civil service, in spite Of the loud and
oft-repeated promises on the subject.
"Second-Tbat a great blow has been
struck at the purity, independence, and
usefulness of the Supreme Court and of
all courts, by packing the court to pro-
cure a sudden reversal of q carefully
considered decision.
''Third-That so far from any steps
having been taken towards q return to
specie payments, this packing Of the
court was resorted to with the direct
purpose OF getting judgement which
made a return to specie payments more
difficult and uncertain than ever, and
this packing has been formally aud pub
licly justified by the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
"Fourth-That no serious attempt
has been made to reform the revenue,
or iniuse order or method into the tariff,
which IS now IN state Of as great con-
fusion as 1t was four years ago; and
that, 80 far as we know ANYTHING of the
mind OF the party, it is occupied rather
with the discovery Of means of avoiding
the question altogether than of dealing
with it honestly and fairly.
"Fifth-That the time and attention
of the Administration during four years
have been mainly occupied with the
project OF annexing a semi-barbarous
island occupied BY turbulent popula.
ton unused to civil government and
that it was never 80 intent on this
scheme az at the moment when Con-
gress was appointing the President a
dictator as a possible substitute for regu.
lar civil government in halfthe union.
1t will be interesting to see how the
Republican Convention will get along
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RUNNING NOTES.
Political and General.

The Richmond Wing says there have
been a few instances Of monarchs who
have resigned the sceptre, but General
Sherman is the first instance in this
country Of public man who has at
tempted to put an impossible gull
between himself and the Chief Mays
tracy. If not king he may become
king-maker.
The difference between Horace Gree
" and General Robert Toombs is thus
defined by the Mobile Register -
Horace Greely-a rich, successful,
nrosperious man-makes the suffering
people Of the South pay him $500 for
an address before an agricultural asso-
citation. General Toombs, who has
perhaps lost thousands and tens Of thou
sands by the war. writes to the Frank
lin Society that he will accept no COM
pensation for his lecture.
The Chicago Republican suspects
that one, if not the principal, result of
the new departure in Ohio is that Mr.
Vallandigham gets pretty thoroughly
advertised.
General George w. McCook was
elected Attorney General of Ohio in
1853 by plurality Of over 1900
votes.
The denomination Of Governor Halt,
of California, by the Democrats, is now
considered certain. The Republicans
seem to be at loggerbeads.
James r. Doolittle, Of Winconsin, is
named as a candidate for the Presidency
by the Mound City Qll.) Journal.
A Western paper announces that 1t
seems to be an established fact that
Salmon P. Chase is the real author OF
"the new departure" Vallandigham,
before he set the Dayton ball in mo-
ton, visited the East, and, after a pre-
liminafy interview with the Tammsny
magnates, enjoyed long communion
with the Chief Justice. The result is
before the nation, and the knowing
ones claim that it means Chase for the
Democratic nomination OF 1872. Per.
hans YES, but more likely no.
Name for a new Ohio steamer-"New
Departure"
New word--"Departist" has appeared.
Put Me in My Little Bed" has been
dedicated to tie new departists by the
Memphis appeal.
George B. Thomas has been nomi'
mated for Mayor of~Waterbury, Conn,
by the Democrats.
Two members of the present LegI
lature of Connecticut have died lately.
"Whom the South wants as candi-
date" is discussed by the Savannah
Republican. The following are among
the required qualifications
First-He must possess abilities com
mensurate with the duties Of his high
office, that he may be President in fact,
and not a puppet in the hands OF wiser
and worse men than himself.
.Second-He must have a personal
character above reproach-not a man
upon whom falsehood has been proved
by others and duplicity by his own con-
fession.
7Hird-He must be sincere friend
of the constitution and free govern
ment and an open enemy OF Congress,
ional supremacy and the revolutionary
centralizing doctrines and acts Of the
radical party.
Foorth-He must be a man OF physi-
cal nerve, who will not allow himself
to be inundated or juggled out OF his
seat if elected.
Such man the South will support
with all her heart, without regard to
party platforms, let him come from
what quarter Of the Union he may.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-14

The negro laborers on the public
works in Washington recently struck
for$2a day. Their places were partly
filled by Irishmen, who came in at so
per day. The blacks attempted to
assault the Irish, and were only proven
ted by the police.-N Y. Sun.
The error of this statement is, that
the police were not permitted by the au'
thorities to do their duty. The Gov
ernor and Board Of Public Works sur
rendered to the demands Of the negro
mob by ordering all public orks to be
suspended, instead of asserting the
supremacy of the law Washington
Patriot. ...
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HOW TO CONCILiATE IMMIGRA.
TUAE

The Norfolk Tirgiqian furnishes the
following, which is as applicable to
West Virginia as to any other portion
of "the old Dominion"
What is Eastern Virginia doing
towards securing immigration? Indeed,
we may amplify the question and ask
what is the State doing? The answer
is as dismal as that which Poe's Raven
gives to this inquisitive student We
are doing nothing. We ought to be
ashamed OF ourselves. North Carolina
has set us good example and we trust
at the next session of the Legislature it
will be followed here; but, in the mean
time why not make some organized
effort in our own behalf. We have vast
territory, sparsely settled, and one gen.
tleman, Mr.. Kimberly, has already
made a liberal offer of part of his
North Carolina estate, through these
columns ito bona fide settlers" Who
will follow the example? We have
numerous competitors for the popula-
ton which seeks our shores. and the
sooner we take some action the better.
For example, we find it stated in the
New Orleans papers that small colony
Of Europeans, mostly Swedes, has re-
Gently been established in the parish
of Livingston, La, about six miles west
from the Tickfaw Station on the Jack.
son road. The settlers and the owners
of the land (the principal part of two
townships) form joint stock ascot
alton. Each settler has farm accord
ing to his wants and means, ranging
from 100 to $50 acres.
Now if Swedes can live in Louisiana,
they ought to laugh and grow fat in
this climate, and we have no doubt they
would do so il proper inducements were
offered them to settle in this region.
In addition to the fact here noted, We
quote the following paragraph from one
Of Mr.. Greeleys letters written from
Texas 10 the Tribune
was authorized by Mr.. VIM. Brady
Of Houston to offer league Of it (44OO
acres including a sufficiency of timber
and water, for 81 per acre; but If that
should not meet the views Of pioneers,
he would survey it into farms, and give
alternate tracts of 100 acres to indus
trious, sober thrifty pioneers who would
settle upon and convert them into pro-
ductiye homesteads. And have been
assured by others that q colony Of two
or three hundred Northern farmers and
mechanics could obtain lands for settle
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with these points. Are they to be ig-
nored altogether? Is there to be
nothing but Grant and helm clover ever
more. jeff. Davis has done his part to
help the Republican party out Of its
troubles. His speech was beautifully
timed for the all-important Ohio Cam
paign. The Republicans should be as
grateful to Davis for his services as the
negroes ought to be to the Cincinnati
Enqarer for its inestimable help in Sc.
curing the adoption Of the Fifteenth
Amendment.
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ment on like terms in almost any part
of the State.
Now let our large land holders reflect
on this and ask themselves the ques-
ton whether it wouldn't pay" to give
away q part of their estates in order To
increase the value Of the remainder
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-:0;"
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best In tie
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LEWIS LUNsFoRD, ESQ, having receiv-
ed his Commission, yesterday entered
upon the discharge Of his duties as
Superintendent of the National (Cum
berland) road. He is competent, and il
discreet, will make a good road-master.
Superintendent FERRELL resigned and
his resignation was accepted last Janu'
airy, and the road has been without any
official overseer 50 long thatthe neglect
begins to show badly. We hope here
after to have smooth road, and that
the people along it will wear smooth
tempers on the subject ola Road-master.
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Hon. WV. /. FOREMAN, State Senator
from the Tyler and Harrison District,
is spoken of as Republican candidate
in the County OF Tyler, for the Conven'
ton. Senator FOREMAN has had long
legislative and legal experience, and if
he is friend of the Convention meas
ure NAV be chosen.
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DIED..

WIISON-On Tuesday morning, June IL,
1871, CHARLES II. WILSON, i'll the 9TH year
of his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents
on North street, this wednesday, AFTER
noon ut o'clock. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
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Notice to Pfcnics.

TAM NOW PREPARED TO RENT MY
Grounds to Sunday Schools, Societies
and others Tor Picnics. They are excellent
IL adapted for the purpose having plenty
OF space, shade trees. good spring water and
q fine dancing platform. They are located
Just east OF the city on the site known as
Judge Thompson's Farm, and just south OF
the Peninsula. Terms reasonable.
For particulars apply TO Thomas Colvin,
Market square, or on the premises.
ieH THOS. ARMSTRONG.
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THE Republican State Convention OF
Ohio meets in Columbus next Wednes-
day, the 2lst instant. Considerable in
terest is growing up as to who shall re.
ceive the nomination for Governor.
GRANT wants WADE, while the anti.ad-
ministration men, led by ex-Secretary
Cox, want General NoYs. Although
NoYs is Cincinnati man, the Gazette
and the Times and Chronicle oppose bis
nomination with spirit and favor WADE.
The Commercial is, Of course, bitter on
WADE. It's probable the New Depar-
ture" men under the leadership of Cox
will win; and that WADE and the ad'
ministration will be repudiated. Things
are growing interesting over there.
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"Our Own Watch

NEW MARTINsvILLE, w. Va, May so, 20
1fcsas. O1toby & D,Dicid, HhccliRg:
In August last purchased one of your
Watches, and since then have never been
troubled about correct time. The Watch
even surpaSSes your guarantee. The case is
heavy and strong yet neat and finely fin
ished. can recommend "Our Own Watch"
in every respect. Yours truly,
r. MARTIN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-14

TIME UNDERSIGNED ARE AGENTS
for the above named Machines for Ohio
and Marshall counties, West Virginia, and
from the high reputation OF these Machines,
beg the attention of farmers before buying
or engaging elsewhere.
Every Machine is warranted to do perfect
work OF its kind, and they are sold strictly
on their merit.
To see the Machines already set up for
work, call at Theodore Fink's warehouse,
Quincy street, between Main and Market,
Wheeling, w. Va, or 10 John w. Mitchell,
at William Stamm's Hotel, on the National
Turnpike, or to f. W. Brown, MoundSville,
Marshall county, w. Va. Also, all repairs
needed to the above Machine can be had at
the warehouse of The ldrre Fink.
WHEELING, June II, ISL. jell
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

r HAVE NOT MADE ANY RESIGNA-
TON in favor Of any Of the candidates
applying for the situation OF Superintend-
ent OF the Cumberland Road. I am still Q
Democrat, applying for the position myself.
: iall JAMESC. HERVET.
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HI OF S P Rim G S;

va.
THIS RENOWNED WATERING PLACE
L will be opened for the reception If visit
Ors June lst. Its waters are celebrated for
their CURATIVE VIRTUES in the treat
ment of various diseases, such as Chronic
rheumatism, Gout, Torpor of the Liver,
Chronic Enlargement OF the Liver or Spleen,
Chronic DiarrhGa or Dysentery, Non Organ
ic Paralysis. Old Injuries, Affections of the
skin, especially Of Syphilitico origin, Chronic
Diseases of the Uterus &c, &c. The Baths
vary In Temperature from 80 To ITO Fahren-
heit. Board, So per day, s2J per week, s7j
per month. Telegraph Office nj the Hotel.
Prof. J. l.. Cabell, NJ. d., OF the University,
Va, Resident Physician.
Descriptive Pamphlets, containing de-
tailed account OF these Springs, and reports
OF numerous cases cured or relieved, Will he
furnished on application 10 =. &. TARDY Il
Co, THOS. II. PRICE * Co., Projectors,
Richmond, Va, or j. a. AUGUSS, Manager,
Hot Springs, Bath Co., Va.
Route from the North and " cst--Via Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad from Wash
ington to Gordonsville. Here, change cars
and go by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road 10 MiilbOrO' Depot or COyingtOn.
Thence by Stage to Hot Springs. mylj
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Picnic Grounds for Rent.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at Highland School House until
III o'clock A. Al. on Friday, June 3Gth, 1871,
to build two School Houses, one AT the
mouth Of Glen's RIM, and the other on
Peters Run, near VIM. Nichols residence,
in Richland township, county Of Ohio, State
of West Virginia.
TERMS OF PAYMENT-One-th third cash when
the contract is made good, the balance to be
paid in township bonds at three months.
The plans and specifications can be seen
at Armstrong, Coen & Go. s, Wheeling, w.
Va, or at the residence OF Peter Dclaplain,
on Short Creek
BY order of Board OF Education OF Rich
land township,
PETER DELAPLAlN,
jel2-dtw&w Secretary.