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special Notices.
r AUGHLTN,s INFANT CORDIAL

T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teethlng, soflenB the gums,
Aays hepaln, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
DiArfhea.
Children of a delicate constitution, are apt to
suffer more than the robust, because dentiti6n Is
prOtTacted and early cutting Of the teeth more 70
be feared than late. Much is TO BIO apprehended
from l0Oseness Of the bowels, that IL Of an eX.
ccsslve character. Moderate lOOseness often re-.
moves more dangerous Affections, but when v
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOsiratiOn, then II should be kept In con.
trOl, and for this purpose we remark, that the
LJlnt COFdIdiis particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect.
Mothers will find II very valuable The child
will be relieved, get into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and VIII refund the
price Of every bottlen0t doing as we represent.
Price - cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
I,AUGlLIN BROTHERS 4 Co, Props,
Ap6 Wheeling, W, Va,
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THE question occurs rs to the marital
status Of Bowen, the. bigamisi, now that
he has been pardOned. The pardon isnot
n divorce, neither will II Absolye him from
penalties in the future II he continues to
live as husband with his latest affinity.
COhabilio1 is not ligamy; but Il he nm.
tlertakes to pass OIL Mrs b. No. 8 or 4
as his legal wife, the law must come down
upon him. Manifestly, he can have no
peace in his peculiar martial relations,
except by Supplying himself with a
pocketiul Of bigamy pard6ns; unless, in.
deed he HES away to Salt Lake City or
the Oneido Community. As the pardon
reliet might fail him in time, perhaps he
had better Wash. Star
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SAMUEL Buck, an eccentric character,
died recently in Conneaut, Ohio, in his
S5th year. More than 90 years ago he
was fitted by a young woman, which so
affected him that he retired from society
and lived alone until the day of his de.
cease. In public he donned mans habil.
iments; but under his own roof he wore
feminine attire, declared he was Mrs.
Buck, and always spoke Of himself and
desired TO be spoken ofas woman.
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The Southern journals have aremafka.
bic vocabulary Of abuse, which is quite
beyond the control or comprehension Of
the benighted Northern mind For in.
stance, the Memphis CTenn) appeal says
Of Henry s. FOole; "IIe is the focal point
Of million.iingered scorn, whose love Of
treachery and ialsehood is still unsatisfcd;
o glutton Of contempt, who has n morbid
and woliish desire TO keep his foul and
Infamous reputation before the public"
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The Attnck on Mr. Ilontwell.

Washington Dispatch to Pittsburgh Conf.
There Is much severe comment on tile
published insinuatiOn that Secretary Bout
well was concerned in the alleged effort
to sell bonds privately out Of the Treas
ury. The Chronicle this morning makes
the direct charge that ii was done with
the express purpose of attacking Cover.
nor boutwell,. It's says; "The whole DO.
gus statement, rs printed in the RpuGicdn
Is a wanton, malignant, vicious and alto.
gether outrageous attempt TO mallgn the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CassIuS NJ. Clay CTitlCises Gen. Grant
and Declares for the One Term
Principle.
LEXINGTON, KY, July 4


LEXINGTON, KY, July 4.
The cOlored people Of this and adioin.
Ing counties had u grand turnout to-day.
After the procession Cassius NJ. Clay, for.
mcrly Minister to Russia, addressed the
crowd. Great interest had been excited
by the report that Mr.. Clay was to speak,
rs he has been in comparative retirement
since his return from Russia. lie was for
years prior IN the war tue aggressive lead.
er Of the few advanced abOiliOnists OF
this State. AIGcr reviewing the situation
and complaining Of the lack OF sympathy
manifested by Gen. Grant and his Cabinet
iOr the struggling Cubans, at the time OF
tho mass meeting in New York year or
more ago, where he offered resolutions de.
nOuncing Spanish tyranny and enconr.
aging the Cubans who were lighting for
Independence, lie asserted that this Gov.
eminent should never bc afraid 10 declare
It's sympathy with every nation struggling
for freedom lie then declared himself II
zone term" man, as the ground that the
best and purest Of men, with tue tempta-
ton now offered, would In their first term
employ the power Of the Government TO
secure reelection lie would, If Ire could
alter the Constitution In this respect lie
was for Horace Greeley for President
above oil others, because ho was an honest
man, an able man, and an original abOli-
ZIONIST, who thirty years ago, with him.
SELF declared in favor Of Universal Equal.
ity at time when II was dangerous To
advocate emancipation.
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ONE Of the humOrs Of Cincinnati journ,
alism Is for one editor TO nominate
another for some municipal, State or nat.
ional office, The latest recipient of such
questionable honor is Murat Halstcad of
The Commercial, who has been named for
State Senator.
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at hall price, has been Issued for tho afternoon
OF the Tth, at O'Clock. The Operrlta will Ne
given IN null costume on this occasion, and lbr
arrangement 'is made N accommodate children
Grown persons, however, will be- admitted on
payment NJ iull price.
Trains VIII leave the Hempheld Depot on Tue.
day At SD p. ~; Wednesday, at W .. n, and on
ThuFuday at and ~ A. n. Return trains Mil
be on hand at the conclusion OF the Performance.
le2i
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the 6t In ne Worid
Perfectly HARMLESS, Reliable, and InbtAntane.
elof'plcasant 0dor. The genuine W. A. Batch.
splcn Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a
stalndld Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, bpt leaves the Hair Clean, con
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
New York. Jan9IeodGW
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CREEK LANDS FOR SALE


TWITT solI at Public Auction on the premises
SATURDAY, JULY sfH, 1911,
al . O'Clock, T. ~, one hundred and twenty-five
acres Of well.lmpruyed, fertile and well.laying
land, suitable for gardening or dairy purposes
Said land ffonn on The Bethany Pike, and Ave
miles nom the city Of Wheeling twill be cold
In 4 body, or In lots Of from Is 70 % acres each,
AZ may beat suit purchasers. Soie positive.
TERNs or SALE.-Onefon cash; remainder
In one, two and three years. J. u. KELLY.
e27.eod&w
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DOUGLAS JERRoLD probably received
the highest compensation ever paid q III.
. erary man; for his advice 10 People
About to Mnrry-Don't" he was paid by
Punch S2j.
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Z 1ITY OF WHEELING BONDS

4 - W AAA&AAlAA-NN DpNllN-
SSn6seriptions to the amount Of ONE HUN
ior fifteen days irpm this date, at the RAM NJ
wheeling, in the city OF Wheeling, for The bond,
oI the city Issued under an ordinance OF The iii,
passed June 18th, 1871, but NO one person, INK
or corporation Will be allowed Ia subscribe ian
greater amount than i've thousand dOllalI, M
payable semi. annually In New York. H., nm,
city tax, and are In sums Of one thousand dollar,
each. DANIEL q iiST,
Wheeling June %, 1871. i,l
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"ETE always was that way" is the Ia
test slang phrase in NewYork.
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kKE-GRAHAM.-on Tuesday, July 4th,
1871, at West Alexander, Pa, by Esquire AAyes,
". F. BLAKB,r 'TelsgTaPhe D, q U. Depot" and
Miss MoLLIE GRAHkM.
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'n0CT0R WHITTIER,
geO Fenn stt,,t. PItl.bnt.A. p.

Longer located in Pitaburgh than ahy h,,.,
sDlsease Physiclan, % successfully treats NsH'
Ical Diseases, Nervous Debility, lm1lrLs55.gt
Ito bring patients from every state. W. wv XXI,
tai opportunities, lifetime exPcflisnTs.gt ,sf'
Ipurest drugs prepared 10 the esA L.,,s, III
cures cases given up by others, no NAV ..s5','.
Failed tell yOur private tronbc. noh sou ,,.,,.
free. Send two stamps for medlci III I'D
Manhood, WomAnhOod, sent ny wniIll'
cts. each, both for % cents, 100 PAGE N5Hi.b "A
lthe curious, doubtful, OF inqni'luyt V,f
know, all about Self Pol1tlon, PrcNri, ',.i ID
read IL AZ A Warning The nervous, dtp.i.|,
or partially impotcnt are scleniihca'y WV
mAr7d&W --. -
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL.


The distribution OF Gold and Silver MEDIA,
and other premiums will take place At9A,E,
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Wants.
WAN u.
General Notices.
NNUAL MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING.
~ There will be meeting Of The stos,.
holders Of the Wheeling Gas Company an ~.
aecnnd Monday Of July, the 10th, al , o'cork W.
n, a. the Otlce o. the Company, lor the pufl7.'.
Of election " Directors. All Stakeholder, N,
requested 10 he present '''
-, GEO. 7. TINGLE, src'y
Wheeling, June 2ith, 1871. ~ ~,
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An original Operetta, will be performed By III.
young ladies' on the eve, At 7 o'clock Price
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Tickets to all principal points IN The East srd
West eau be procured at the Onion Ticket Once
In M'Llre House, and 1T the Station al Bfdsr
port. ..,..
T. X. MYERS,
JeG General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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New Advertisements.

NOTICE-THE FERRY BOAT,
IN Here Am, plying between Bellaire and
Benwood, will be laidup for repairs on Monday,
July 10Th. As aOOns as lecelHAry repairs arr
made she will resume her tips d usual.
iy7 JAMES BENSON.
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700 ACRES
HEAVILY TIMBERED LAND,

At PmEersburg, West Va, Thursday, July %,
in mont OF Court House, at II o'clock A. NJ, viii
be sold the properly ut EAton Station, on the
Baltimore b Ohio Railroad, about twenty miles
from PAFkersburg, containing about 100 Acres,
with several Stores aud Dwelling Houses there
on. The Railroad runs through the centre OF the
tract for nearly one mile. II Is heavily timbercd
with Oak and Poplar, the Slaves and Lumber
from which can roach mArketIeadily by Railroad.
Sale positive. Terms Of payment easy. For
further particulars inquire Of
t,-,nI Vnlrann NUnnd nnnnty Wnat Va
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NoTlCE-TIIE BASIN WILL BE
IN be- cleaned on nHIt Monday, July 10. All
men wanting work will please call at the Water
Works and put their names down. All citizens
will please prepare themselves with water on
Sunday evening, and all manufactured will please
stop while the work 10 going on.
JOHNW. CUMMINGS,
jy6 Superintendent Water Works.
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empty-headed old maid the mother oi
my children What?
"Well, my dear, it seems the best that
/ can do. l don't want to leave my
business to 60 a counting, and she will
have me no doubt"
"Oh, no doubt, Oh, YOU great, brutal
hateful"
stop, my dear; don't 60 into fury.
We will try and spend our last week in
happiness. And oh, by the way, have
a proposition to make"
Go on, sir; don't spare me.
"Ay, yes, that is the very thing |
wish to do; l know that your mind is
entirely engrossed by your ascension,
and | wish to spare you the care Of the
house. Suppose you invite Sarah here
tomorrow. to stop a week.
What
"And you can leave the house in her
charge all day. That will give you
plenty OF time to 60 out 80 she can
learn the ways Of the house"
What p
"And, my dear, one little favor. 1t
may be the last shall ever ask you.
Stay at home one or two days and show
her around, where you keep things and
80 on, so that we won't have any trouble
in keeping order after you go. You will
do this to !oblge me, won't you ?
Mrs. Peters for an answer, rolled up
the ascension robe into ball and fired
it at Joe. The cotton, scissors, the work
basket and the table-cloth followed each
other in rapid succession, and he was
unable to fly. Then Maria rage found
vent in words:
$50 you are going to marry Sarah
That's the reason you whistled so nice
whe1 you came in. But you shan't
marry her, sir-you shant have the
qualification. won't go. tell you,
Mr.. Peters, ! won't GO"
But consider, my dear
~ won't gor
But my dear, you must 90 If you are
come for.
81 won't go!
But what will Sarah Ingraham think
of itg
Sarah Don't mention Sarah to me
again-I-I-I-oh! am fairly chok-
ing" and the little woman threw her
self into a chair in fit Of Mysteries. y
Next morning Mr.. Peters met Fred on
the street.
"Well, old boy, how goes it?'
Erred" was the reply, Il am the hap
piest man alive! have regained my
wife and domestic peace, and got rid OF
busy tattling old maid, who under
pretense of loving my wife, was everlast-
ingly interfering in our household ar
rangements"
"Then, Mrs. Peters will not ascend,
will she?"
"If Sarah is to be my second wife
and step mother to my children. Mrs.
Peters has concluded on the whole, she
won't CO."
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Democratic Victory.
New Hampshire Election
The Democrats Sweep the State.
Tiie Radical Stronghold Cap
tured.

New YORK, March l5.-The Tribune
his morning says: "The Republicans
n New Hampshire Yesterday seem to
have lost the Governor, all the Con-
sressmen, the Council, and probably the
Senate while the House is only claimed
for the Republicans by Il majority Of
ON 10 TO 20 in body Of over 300
1bers, and that on the vote from los
towns. The Republican gain on last
wear vote is 900, while the Democratic
gain is 3436-a net Democratic gain of
2476." The Tribune then adds: New
Hampshire has not become Democratic
This vote is due mainly, if not wholly,
/, Republican apathy, caused by over
confidence ana continuous triumphs Of
sixteen years, and Republican disatfec-
ton engendered by local quarrels, liquor
and the unwise and untimely Summer
trouble.
The World has some special returns
from New Hampshire, and sums up the
result in that State Yesterday as follows ;
Tbs Democre.- ave elected the Gov
ernor, Railroad I missioner, two GER
,ainly and probably three Congressman =,
and a majority in the State Senate.
The House oS Representatives is in
doubt
CONCORD, y. II March lj, Evening.
The election returns come in slowly
and don't materially change the esti-
mates already given. Weston will
probably have about 300 to 800 ma jor-
ity. The Third Congressional district
is in some doubt, the vote being close
and returns not all in, but Parker
(DemocraD is probably elected. The
Democrats are preparing for a general
jubilee tonight, and a delegation has
visited Manchester and invited Weston
and Bell to be present, who have ac-
cepted Many prominent party men
from abroad will be present.
The Concord Statesman attributes the
defeat OF the Republicans to the re-
moval Of Sumner, the San Domingo
scheme, land grants, failure Of Congress
10 restore our commerce, and forcing
upon the party unpopular nominees by
packed caucuses
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
at lll!.
TIE colored soldiers and sailors oi
Cleveland, held meeting last evening
to take measures for the organization
of a Kansas colony.
The large warehouse OF Bullard, at
Reeds landing, Minnesota, burnt Tues,
day night, together with twenty-five
thousand bushels of grain. Loss fifty
thousand dollars.
A dispatch from Porto Rico says
The crop is immense but behind time,
Shipments will be in full force about
the middle of this month. Planters
asking high prices for their products
and purchasers will not yield.
The strike of the compositors on th'
Cleveland Herald, reported on Mon
dav, turns out to have been a smal
affair. 1t lasted but few hours, and the
regular business Of the paper was no
emit arrassed.
Charles Pardoe, lately convicted ii
the United States Circuit Court
at New York, for burning the shil
Robert Edwards at sea, was yesterda,
sentenced to be hanged on the ID o
Ma, next. Charles associates, whC
pleaded guilty, were sentenced 70 the
Albany Penitentiary at ten years hare
labor.
The Boston Journal says if all &C
counts be true, it is the intention o
the friends of General Butler to plac,
his name before the Republican Con
Y, u,ion for Governor. 1t is said tha
q, ,eral Butler is not committed as We
10 ,is proposition, though he does no
trea Sthe suggestion with Indifference
DR.. George B. Loring, in case thi
programme is carried out, will run il
the Fifth Congressional district to fiji
the vacancy caused by the retiremen
of General Butler.
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NEW YORK.
Fisk and His Englis Stock no lder'-
Car Thieves-tOt Needed.

Car Thieves-iiOt Needed.
New YORK, March l5.-Judge Blatlh-
ford having appointed Kennel G.
White master in equity in the suit be,
tween the Erie railroad and the English
stockholders, White has ordered Fisk
to turn over the 60,054 English shlres
Of stock
Anumber of car thieves were arrested
at Port Jarvis yesterday. They had
been in the habit of stealing goods rom
the Erie railroad cars.
The World says: 1t is a fact, We are
reliably informed, that the Eighth
United States Infantry, numbering
nearly, if not quite, 1000 men. havebeen
held in readiness at Governors iland,
in this harbor, ever since the Sai Do,
mingo Commission left, to proceed at
once to that island in the event that the
Commissioners should telegraph that
Cabra resisted their movements,o or in
the event that Hayti should undertake
to interfere with Baez while the Com
missioners were on the island.
Reduction OF Fare-Tweed TstimO.
nial-POliticaI.
The expense Of travelling letween
this city and Albany will be greatly
reduced, it is said, during the coming
season. The Peoples line of steam
boats begins by carrying passengers fol
one dollar 1t is expected tie Troy
line will underbid their rival again, and
carry passengers for fifty cents. There
is also a rumor that Fisk threatens tc
eclipse the mammoth Drew AID Dean
Richmond with two immense floating
hotels, and thus cause competing line:
to 90 still lower in their priGs. The
railroads will be compelled 10 come
down also.
The Tweed Testimonial Association
has dissolved and the $SO00 which ii
received by private subscription for the
erection Of statue to Senator Tweed
is to be returned to subscribers.
Members of the Republican Execu
tive committee met last night, Horace
Greeley presiding Informal discussion
upon the action Of the State committee
was held, during which very strong op
posing opinions were ventilated. Th'
appointment Of permanent officers wa'
next taken up. Several names pro
posed met with opposition. The meet
Ing adjourned without coming to an.
conclusion.
Yesterday morning laborer, while
walking on the track of the Hudson
River railroad near Dobb's Ferry, Yves
Chester county, discovered three empt..
packing cases, which had evidentl!
been thrown from freight car ant
rifled of their contents. One of tn
boxes was marked Evans, March 4
Co., Montreal" another was marke'
Browning, Sloan & Co., Indianapolis.
1t is believed the boxes contained Or,
goods, and were thrown from the mid
night freight train by parties conceale,
in one Of the cars before the train lei
New York Monday night.
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WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Sumner Gives Annexation
Blow.

nLOW.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-Altholgh
deposed from the head of the Foregn
Relations committee, Mr.. Sumner Dies
not seem to think that he is therby
necessarily precluded from giving more
or less attention to matters combg
under its jurisdiction. To-day he pc
sented a long memorial from certain
exiled citizens Of San Domingo, vic
had been driven from their homes oy
order of Baez, and who protested ,n
behalf of themselves and thousands oi
others who could not speak, against
having their native country sold outat
auction by a tyrant and usurper, aid
was proceeding to read it, interspersilg
the matter in the petition frequently
with some observations Of his own,
when Sherman raised the point Of orCer
that such petition, coming from tie
subjects of another Government, could
not be received in the Senate wthouta
violation OF its customs and usage.
The Chair sustained this point, wha
Mr.. Sumner took the ground that tie
petition was not before the Senate n
such a way as to give Senators the right
to raise objection. 1t would be pleny
of time to take such course when lie
intimated for what particular object lie
had arisen. Thus far he had asked fG
no reference to a committee, nor any
action whatever at the hands OF tie
Senate. He was merely explaining
that a certain extraordinary document
had been forwarded to him, which wa
Of great general interest, and the ms
ture Of which he wished to dlvulge TO
the benefit of his colleagues.
Having thus got himself in position
where it was extremely puzzling t.
know whether it would be proper to ob
ject to his remarks or not, Sumner pro
ceeded 20 make some very sharp re
marks on annexation generally, whel
Morton got up and desired the Chair Il
inform him il he would be permitted Il
reply if the Massachusetts Senator wa
to be allowed to make speech agalns
annexation. The Vice President, think
ing it now high time to interfere, rule'
Sumner out OF order, and this lltttl
depression from the ordinary dul
routine, which, while it lasted, cause(
intense amusement to the galleries, wa
stopped
The High Commission.
The Joint High Commission were il
session Yesterday about two hours
Secretary Fish was present at the Cabl
net meeting. but did not remain to it
conclusion, transacting business rela'
ing to the State Department and the'
retiring, to be present at the delibers
tions Of the Commission, in addition +
the preparation OF a large mail whica
was taken to New York by courier Il
the British Legation for the toreia
office in London. Members of tie
British Commission devoted severl
hours to social duties, and among othF
visits, attended the Tuesday Afternoon
reception of Mrs. Grant at the Excel
tive Mansion. On tomorrow and Thus
day evening the English Commissih
will entertain q number of friends At
their residence.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
II, Hammer.

II, Kannnor.
STERLING EXCHANGE ON LONDON
ling. Sight Drafts on all the principal cities
Of France, Germany and Italy at liberal
rates.
ALSO, FOR SALE AT THE SAME OFFICE:
Passage Tickets to and from England,
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg, via New
York or Baltimore.
Emigrant Railroad Tickets from New
York or Baltimore to Wheeling.
Office, s. w. corner Of Third and Market
streets, Centre Wheeling, w. Va.
BENNO HAMMER,
Notary Public; Real Estate, Fire and Lille
Claim and General PaSsage Agent
nOylS
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lhe London fire brigade is as partic-
ulaF to prevent damage by water as by
hre: and in 1870 used an average of on
~ 'ooC gallons of water in extinguish-
ing each Of 276 serious and 1879 Slight