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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
An old and well tried remedy. Thousands
OF mothers can testify that II Is reliable and
perfectly safe in ali cases. 1t SoHenS the
gums, d6dtes Inflammation, invigorates the
Stomach and Bowels, corrects Acidity, and
Is sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps,
and Windy Pains. After a single trial, no
mother will do without it. -.
II the Baby IL Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. Ii facilitates the process of teething,
and Is a 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 win 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 chiT-
dren Of restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases of lOoseness, gripping, vomiting,
DC. Ii 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
apprehensive? Use the Cordial. Your
nights will then be undisturbe,l, and your
children escape all ills incident 20 teething.
Price Is cents a bottle. ... ... sd. :
Sold by all Druggists. ......
LAUGHLlN BROTHERS & CO.,
apr6 ..- Proprietors.
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SOUTH BRANCH RAILWAY COM.
PANY.

The South Branch Railway Com
pany was regularly organized at Rom
ney on the 18th inst, a meeting Of
stockholders being held and Board Of
Directors chosen. Colonel ROBERT
WHITE was elected President of the
Company. The Romney Tntelligencsr
says;
"The stock required 10 put this i'm
portant work under construction is be-
ing taken by our people with reasonable
promptness, and the assurances Of Mr.
Garrett of more than half the sum re-
quired afford the positive augury of its
success. We suppose the policy OF the
Board of Directors, energetic and &C
tive, and jealous for the success of the
undertaking, will be a survey and let
ting to contract of the road to Romney
as soon as possible. The engineering
may require ten days or two weeks,
and the road can certainly be built in
four or five months, the route present
ing few difficulties, and over ground
very favorable for such an improve
ment. ..!f.... -.N..
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CONVENTION MEETINGS.

, The mass meeting at Charleston last
Tuesday in behalf Of the cali ola Con,
stitutional Convention was largely at.
tended and full Of earnest enthusiasm
for the cause. Speeches were made by
Major Y. FI1zHrGH, Judge FERGUSON,
Colonel B. II. SMITH, HENRYS. WALKER
of the Courier. and others.
An enthusiastic meeting in aid Of the
Convention was held on the first day Of
the recent term ofthe Circuit Court in
Monroe county. Hons. A. T. CAPER-
TON FRANK HEREFORD, SAMUEL PRICE
and General CHAPMAN addressed the
people. The Third District will do its
duty nobly on the Twenty-four.h Of
August next. ..... N.....
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CONSUMPTION OF Malt Liquors.

1t is estimated by Colonel Given, of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, that the
amount of beer consumed in each
State is equal to the amount produced,
and table showing the number Of
glasses Of fermented liquors consumed
in each State during the current year
has been prepared. From this it APP
pears that in New York and New Jer-
sey the average amount is 24S glasses
for every man, woman and child; in
California it is los glasses; in Penn
sylvanla, New Hampshire and Nevada,
80 glasses; in Maryland and Massa-
chusetts, SO glasses; in Missouri, Il
glasses; in Michigan and Nebraska, 50
glasses; in Iowa and District of Col
umbia, so glasses; Washington Terri
tory and Idaho, As glasses; Connecti-
cut, Colorado and Wyoming Territory,
al glasses; Indiana and Utah, IS
glasses; Oregon, 35; Louisiana, 80;
Rhode Island, 90; Kansas, %; Ken
lucky, &c; West Virginia, l6; Della,
ware, Is; Arizona, IA; Dakota, I;
Texas, 4; Tennessee, Virginia and
Maine, 3; Georgia and Vermont, ,;
South Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas,
Mississippi and North Carolina, each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26

THE formal opening of the Connells'
vile railroad takes place to-day. A
large number of excursionists will go
from Baltimore to Pittsburgh over the
new line, and arrangements have been
made for the proper celebration OF the
completion Of the great work. The
Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
will be met at Cumberland by the Mayor
and Council Of Pittsburgh and escorted
TO the latter city, where they will be
the guests of the corporation. We
learn. that the new road is already so
crowded with freight as to necessItate
the early completion Of double
track. s..
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Mr.. A. C. HoUsToN, Of Monroe
county, West Virginia, received the de-
gree of Bachelor of Law at Washington
and Lee University at Lexington, Va,
last week. He was honored by selec-
ton as the orator Of the Graham Lat
erary Society and received the Gazette
prize" for excellence in composition.
It is matter of just pride that our
West Virginia boys. wherever they go,
compete successfully with their fellow
students for the honors and rewards Of
scholarship, and the fact speaks well
for the future prosperity OF the State Of
which these educated young men are
to be the. leading and influential citi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26

THE Parkersburg State Journal under
the editorial management Of Governor
STEVENSON is much enlarged and vastly
improvedin appearance. Mr.. ScoFIELD
still retains his connection with the
paper and the Ex-Governor and he con-
stitute a pretty strong editorial team.
The Journalha always been one OF the
ablest and most interesting Of the Radi-
cal papers in the State, and the new ar
rangement will probably promote its
efficiency, but we don't anticipate any
serious danger to the Democratic party
from such articles as that in which the
new editor spreads himself in last week S
iSeup
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Position Of the "NeW Departure
Democrats. .EH.. .-...-
From the New York World, June 81

Democrats. 80. .-...-
From the New York World, June 2.l
If the Radical Interpretation Of
Amendments Thirteen, Fourteen and
Fifteen, were warranted, particularly
that Interpretation of Amendment Four
teen which finds ground in it for the
Ku-Klux act, then recognition Of the
validity OF those Amendments would be
acceptance of an accomplished .reyolu-
tion-a revolution which lacked bat
time to blot ont State Governments, to
expunge the Federal Government, 10
make prevail one consolidated central
lied government. No such revolution
in the structure of our constitutions as
the Grant Republicans are attempting
can the Democratic party be brought
to accept" no such situation will
they recognize" no such new depart
ure' from the doctrines that are dearest
to them viii they validate with even
the assent Of silence. 10, q, glE.
The Democratic party would cease to
be Democratic; it would have begun to
be tnot Republican party, but)
Grant-Radical party--the party of revo-
luton, the party Of imperialism-if for
one instant, il in one election, il in one
Congressional district OF any State it
submitted without Indignant protest,
without organized and determined resist.
ance, to any and every such intolera-
Bile Interpretation OF the Constitution as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26
ANINDEpRNDENT JUDICIARY.

The power exercised over the Circuit
Judges in this State by mere majority
of the members Of the Legislature is one
Of the most serious defects in our pre-
sent Constitution. The Judges are, to
a certain extent, compelled to pander to
the wishes OF the political party that
may happen to be in the ascendant.
because they hold their seats subject to
the whim of the Legislatnre>and upon
the uncertain tenure afforded by the
passion of the hour. The thirteenth
section of the seventh article Of the
Constitution declares that Judges may
be removed from office for misconduct
incompetency or neglect Of duty, or. on
conviction Of an infamous offence, by
the concurrent vote of a majority Of all
the members elected to each branch of
the Legislature" There is no more
formality about the removal of a Judge
than there is about the passage Of an
ordinary and unimportant bill. Pohti-
cal hostility has already been the
prime motive for the removal
of two judges, and there is nothing in
the Constitution Of the State that can
prevent the Democratic majority in the
Legislature next winter from removing
from office every Radical judgein West
Virginia. There is no judge upon che
bench in this State butl bolds bis po-
sition simply by the iorbearance OF tine
Legislature, and if the Democracy were
disposed to initiate theEpsoscrip.iys,sS
ample set BY theh RaAioal Opponents
who ere nov, clamoring sgeipst a Con-
vention, IT would be easy to find Just as
fusd fessen sfJf Tie sreni5Eaf of 'aattsafffy
every judge inths- State as there was
for the Impeachment of KENNEDY or
HIND44S.~rThe, Radicals have ,estab-
lished the precedent the Constitution
allows it, and no member of the Repab-
licsa partyin Mest Tsgipis could con-
..DJ 3 LI09IH - =
ssroH enfIeR sbGJ i-HL
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Democrats at the South, loathe and set
their heels upon plan for converting
our Federal Republic into 3 solid
Empire. More keenly than the North
does the South feel that under such an
imperial State local liberties would be
lost; more keenly does the North feel
than the South that the lasting unity Of
such monstrous infexible State would
be impossible.
In discarding the three Amendments
from the issues of 1872, the Democratic
party surreuders not one syllable Of any
of its past authentic utterance Of the
rights OF States. Northern Democrats
deny, as they have always denied,
that Secession is snch right; and
Southern Democrats accept the situation
that war has ended debate. But every
other State right defined or reserved by
the Federal Constitution, asserted in
Democratic platforms, affirmed by the
Supreme Court of these States United
to these and all of them they cling, &C.
cepting no revolution which would
melt them indistinguishably in Grants
imperial brazier. Thus the Democratic
party could not and would not discard
from the issues of 1872 the three
Amendments if they justified the usnr-
pations which Grant and his party have
cut the ties and laid the rails for in the
Ku,Klux act-usurpation of the State
rights of police, usurpation of the State
right. to have the suspension of the
habeas corpus act kept within the legls-
lative discretion and not delegated to a
candidate for reelection to the Presi.
dency. Usurpation of the State right
to make and administer all criminal and
property laws would be as we'll justified
for the gate is left wide opeD-if the
Fourteenth Amendment could Justify
the actual usurpations of the Kn-klux
act. But it justifies neither these nor
those-not one Of them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26

The editor of the Monroe county
Register publishes a card in which he
solemnly thanks COP that he no'o finds
his BUSINESS associate to be''a gentleman
and an incorruptible Democrat" =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26
DIVIDEND.

NHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
Il wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com,
pany have declared d dividepd OF four St4
per cent; on the capital stock of the Com
pany out or The earnings for the last SIX
months Payable! on and after the Sth
DAY OF JULY, 1871, to the stockholders
holding stock on the 1st day OF said month.
gwH.ErIss, " W. W. LAsM Sas s s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
RatchelOr's Hair Dive.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Wrld-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory lG Bond Street,
New York. ian23-d&w
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Dividend.
Card of Thanks.

MISS PAULINE H. SEGUIN RETURNS
Nl her most sincere thanks to the Board
OF Directors OF Turner Hall, for particular
favors; to the ladies aud gentlemen, viz:
Misses Maxwell, Menger and Trowbridge;
MFR. L. Salterbach, Prof II. Ebeling and Mr..
L. Larlkin, who so kindly assisted her on
her Annual Exercises and Discourse OF
Poems, and 70 Mr.. Friend for use off what
not. Tsr,- a.a.-.--. ..-...
WHEELING. June &c. ISL.
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Dissolution.

THE C0-PARTNERSHIP OF HARRY
i smith y Co., at No 100 Market street,
has been dissolved by mutual consent
Harry Smith retiring. 'a.Lg i -,.si 81
The business will be continued at the
same place BY the undersigned, who win
collect and pay all claims OF the late frn.
June 18th, ISL AZ go LoJ.W.LosE'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26

THE venerable Postmaster OF CoVlng-
ton and paternal ancestor Of the Ad'
ministration celebrated his golden
wedding" at Brother CoRBINs' mansion,
in New Jersey last Friday. 1t is said
that the presents were magnificent aud
that the express charges had been pre-
4 y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26

THs friends of the Constitutional
Convention are going to start the ball
in Hardy county by mass nesting at
MooreAeld on Friday, July g. q
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For Sale.

OOA. ACRES OF LAND ON THE NORTH
ZUU and south side of Glenis Run, one
mile rom the river up said run. The island
known as the Lower Sister, three miles up
the river, The undivided half of six ar
pents OF land, being about three acres, with
In four miles ofthe court house OF ST. Louis,
Mo. Also thirty-four feet OF ground lying on
Main street, city Of Wheeling, adjoining my
new building. GEO. T. TINGLE.
jun26 "''. ..'.
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0e A BkfpSs has been built over the
Little Kanawha river at Palestine, IN
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The Celebrated
Il. r Murray L.
Lannnan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable. and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief. at the Toilet.
and in the Bath For sale by all
Druggists and Perfumers.
senl3[i6xV - no 5TggFiD III d, a =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26
S p ECIAL NOTICE
Time CHANGED.

an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18th
~ inst, and until further notice, the
leave the wharf at Wheeling at l01S O'Clock
A. NJ. precisely. Freights will be received
Tor them every day until D o'clock T. NJ. on
the wharfboat. {. II. BOOTH 4 CO,
je4 a.. Agents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26
A REHEARSAL TICKET

ut half price has been issued for the after
noon of the Eth, at p. NJ. The Operetta
will be given in full costume on this occa-
sion, and the arrangement Is made to ac-
commodate children. Grown persons,
however, will be admitted on payment OF
full price.
Trains will leave the Hempfield Depot on
Tuesday at $3.50 Z. NJ; on Wednesday nj L.
NJ, and on Thursday at and 50 A. NJ, and
return trains will be on hand nj the cOnclu
sion of the performance.
inn2i
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The Kana,0ha Daily Ne0s supports
,HoRxcraxrrrRY.fur President ISL
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL.

TINE DISTRIBUTION OF GOLD AND
Silver Medals and other Premiums will
take place at 8 A. NJ, the 18th inst.
The GIPSEY GIRL, an original Operetta,
will he performed by the young ladies on
the eve at 81 p. NJ. PRICE OF ADMlS-
SION IN rppt9
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ADVERTISEMENTS
WooIen GOODS At RetaiI.

II BRADLEY q SON, AT THEIR
and after this date, offer at retail Va, ms,
Jeans, rannels and Blankets at the lowest
iunsS E. BRADLEY & SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Paper Mill! Paper Mil.
Valuable Paper Mill, GrCunds'G
FULTON PAPER kGILL,
Trustees Sale.

/. Trustees Sale.
PURSUANT TO A DEED or 1Il rt
nom Mark Lewis to me, dated the
DAY Of July, 1862. and recorded in the j.
cordcr's office of Ohio county IN Decd i..s
numbered 81, page $40, will, on
Saturday, the Sth Day oil
July, 1871.
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WIT county.
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[Intelligencer COPY 2W,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-03

make cotton goods cheaper than Pennsylvania,
and she has statesmen to sustain thus policy
aud to apply the proper means to the desired
ends. Pennsylvania sends no agricultural pro-
ducts out Of her limits, and they are worth
twenty-five per cent more on that account.
What Virginia people need more than any
thing else is faith in the prosperity Of their
State. If there we're as many trying to buy Us
there were to sell land, affairs would present
very different appearance. Before he entered
the State he was told that there was u surplus
of labor, which, with all due respect he must
say indicated paucity of brains and when IN
formed that Virginia was worn out, he had repll-
ed, "You havn't got down to Virginia yet a
fewinches on the surface were perhaps worn out
but if the land was cultivated twice as deeply
it would produce twice as much. flrglnlans
must believe that theirs was favored State;
that her mineral deposits and forests when
utilized would be mines of wealth, and that
the question how shall | make my living is
more important than who shall be President;
they should turn their eyes away from Wash
ngtop and not consider the election Of Con
rressmen the chief end Of life; the conditions Of
the Commonwealth should be their great con-
Germ and how to improve their State the prob
lem to be solved; and instead Of seeking en-
nloyment for their sons in the stores of New
York put them to work at home. With 10
600 active and energetic men at work IN the
different industrial interests, instead OF seeking
capital, capital would be seeking the State, and
people be focking here as they fockcd to Cali
fornia
He had. he said, during his life cndeavorcd
to pursue the policy Of Henry Clay-that OF
peaceful progress making two blades Of
grass grow where one had only grown before
and concluded by commencing that policy tt
tho acceptance Of his hearers.
At the conclusion of his remarks, which were
listended to with great attention, many OF the
audience advanced to where he was standing
and were introduced to him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-03

Amongst the items of news in another column
is the announcement of the decision of the Sec
rotary Of the Interior on the famous McGarra-
han claim. The Washington correspondent Of
tue Baltimore Sun says the decision is dispo-
siGon Of this case under existing legislation
unless the New Idria Company are allowed to
perfect their proof for so much Of the property
as may be covered by the mining laws. The
point of the decision is that President Lincoln
never executed Or signed the patent for the
grnnt on which the claim was founded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-03

The Washington correspondent of the Ralti-
more Gazette says that it is now known that
proposition was made last fall by the leading
telegraph companies Of the L. 5. to sell their
liues and franchises to our Government, and it
was sought to induce the President and Post
muster General to recommend this proposition,
in connection with plan of postal telegraph
service, in their annual report to Congress.
The subject Was discussed in Cabinet, some OF
the members favorlng the idea, but it was final
ly concluded to let the matter 60 over to the COM
ing winter session Of Congress.
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WA r VI 70 X : \ !. +

Pursuant t. Il decree Of the Circuit C'i't :"
Fairfax, rendered ut it, Jun" term ~ H.
suit Of Cockcrille and Others against 81" ~ 'rr -.
heirs and others, the comrnssi0ner7 VII. o W,I%.
public sale, at Fairfax Court liouar, Q" XII.
DAY. August u. 1871, Court day that '''''
ABLE FARM known II:
SPRIN G. D A l. f., ,,.-I.
formerly the property Of DR.. JON" N''""'
containing T.. SO ncr", .;.l fair i'm
me ,"',y l,;na I,nou the old Telegraph r'
p,ho,,t Hv" miles south Of Alexandria and "']"'
llnytirld. =, .;lr. in three
,oj,'',.',,sn - ono. two and three yea
with interest: to be secure! by the , I"'E, n,iI tbs
rurcla.rr. and retention Of "a" tit'r NJ
'"s' pay NJ. d. BALI;
II ". THOMAS.
,,,.,. Comm r.
FkE:sull y FER. u "a. A. AFRO" "'v
L prime III ''''' ~ e.. WIN. RAMSAY,
;val :. f. cor. King and st. A''E'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-03

Not long since Il CDR. Gather" Of London
visited the L. s. aud attended various break
fasts, at which efforts were made to form a
Moral Science Association. - Sufficient money
was not realized to form the Association, and
DR.. Gather returned to England. 1t is now
said the whole thing was humbug. The
Congregationalist says that the mystery of two
continents and many months is solved at last.
The Christian Moral Science of Dr. Gather is
10 longer All enigma. The \. and |. &. NJ.
$. A. resolves itself into the Artful and III
geuiously Coutrivel Machinery for Supporting
an Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-03

TIE RADICAL "SITUATION" IN VIRGINIA.
In ourreport the proceedings of the Radical
State Central C"lm!i.ittce pHb!lShcda few days
ago. allllSon WIS made to certain letter from
Col. Robert ". Hughes. perhaps the abIrst
member OF the party IN Nir,in!a, which, being
read fell like Il wet blanket upon the hopes of
the Cu>tom-housc jurta.
The letter commenced with the remark that
if the party were organized there would he no
difficulty about realizing the practicability Of
eecting majority of Republicans in the next
House of Delegates. But, he remarked, we
are not organized except under IN organization
that stranglcs the party to death, instead of
vitalizing it and building it up.
OF an event not yet forgotten, Col. II. says
''Thcrc WIS movement made last winter
to confer the power and patronage OF the Super
visor of Internal Revenue upon the State
organizations But it failed, and ST. far as
| myself was connected with the project, am
| reioced at It's failure. Some such thing must
| yet be done, however, before We can have sue
cess in the State There must be authority and
power conferred upon the chief executive officer
of the party in the State, and certainly there
must be chief executive officer, with autocratic
powers. to secure success to the organization of
the party III the State.
| He then says cmphatically: Il will not attend
this meeting Of the committee. do not know
that | should attend its meetings at all again.
| The present organization is worse than worth
| less-lt is pernlclouS. wash my hands OF II.
| But will make Il recommendation. 1t is, that
the present chairman of the Central Commit
tee be appointed Supervisor of ltcrnal Reyen-
lie for the State Tor di>tricty, o. else that the
present Supervisor of Internal Revenue be ap-
| pOintcd chairman of the Central Committee |