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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

qnic development Of It's principlcz
Qsle q 1hesteads would be rendered moi
fhl,la q .s1al...
sqqlss renovated md enlarged, sslN
Z seols object to- become d party to tbS
compact H, also, under its fosterirz
care, 9 better government could be main
taineel under the wholesome incuIcatic1Is
2ofthe e;onsti tifrfion as MAS ana must bcF
who, | would. ssifal EE sss Can sol,S
ject? And yet more If nations would
acccpt the oyefttrc5 held out bJ The Pa
irons of IIusbundry. slakes the hand oi'
friendship over the foolish distinctions 81
THE: tie past md present, our whole land
sfdsta oa5 q 6raitS add fb Beaus
ty, the Garden Of Eden Paradise.
The subjects that lat must must necessarily
come before Che esBddy VI wfllyBc taken al,
and be disposed Of in the spirit in wlicl,
tielg 99ielt4 ge prise, vas CONDO
Then suffer hcsinyitation that I,as TAX.
ell the wings of the morning, to fa upon
the eaEssofcsBa4 l6serbf his Faee, s lard
and country, toaccept at once provision
that will fix forever the glorious destiny
of nations peeially that Of oars.
| Eifaofs 9zfs 4bt esffFgbK u ,Ts sPg,
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,.'iSaz1ltato7r'y.
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In assuming the editorial charge Of the
TINES, so,newhnt full expression of po-
litcal views may be expected; but having
been called to the task almost on the eve
capitalization, time forbids>my doing jus
tiee to the subject, and / must apologize
for only such thoughts as are suggested by
/, ,momentaly outlook upon ths situation,
and refer to the future course of the pa.
perias the best index of its moral and po.
litical tone. N1es5 tiihrf''sI sai.5''titp!s
The political horizon 4',n has be been SO be-
clouded with corruption on the one hand,
and complicated blythe disastrous results,
and,varied scenes ofdefeat on the other,
that it may appear difficult for one about
tolauncli upon, the stormy sen Of politics
10 avoid the shoals and Err breakers, which
threatsn on every side, andupon which SO
M4apqy arei daily l;pa greckediait may appear
difficult toimake safe passdge Through
theF5aylsa ahth hCharibiis of the two oppo-
sing fattionsSbdt When the bancfdl Shafts
Of prejudice are throwii aside, and the
rule Of Of honesty ION and goodwill applied,
every donbt and mystery is diasipated.
and the path of duty opens clcarly to
view. 1arp qo1h ptit eal mr a*ftffi-
This path Of duty and honor has been
distinctly marked out, and sublimcIy IL
lustrated by the Baltimore Convention.
WIsftRere evaer In example Of more cxal-
ted patriotism} .,o,o e, Ill. 9g ss,5
The spirit breathcd by almost every
member of that Convention was, 81 love
my.party but love my country more"
aud thus laying aside the standards of
party in IN honest effort to 'rrescVlc the
country from the clutches Of despotic
administration. the Democratic party of
the. nation has nominated a life long Re
publican to4the highest position in the
gift of the American people. And in
this act has the party cast any shadow
upon its fair name? Has it sunk any
principle? No! 1t has only added new
lustre to its ,past record. It has only
shown that it is able to soar fnr above.
party considerations, when the cause Of
humanity, and ofan outraged people is
at stake.
Republican papers arc very hippant
with the expression that Democrats stui-
nfy themselves by voting for Greeley, bit
it only shows how that party catches Mt
straws to keep from sinking, for Greeley
can notas All honestman accept Demo
ocratic nomination, and receive Demo
cratic votcs and then turn about and do
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24
stepped to the front; but let theN dot
~ nov aibA S. dc E
Success Fsepentls upon earhes eonl hedl
yentioh Way i'll ils bed. tosiis

-
ten to speech-lnaEing but, IN the few.
minutes permitted, South Carolinass plea.
was heard and greeted with immense ap-
piause. -s-';==-SS-zTT
At the annual sessionsof the National
Division Sons of Temperance, held at
Chicago last month, Garolinn' 's5yoiice was
listened to. with the deepest attention.
saathattRe cfoseN Noff the session Tie palm
ssras unixersaiiy ysstcppsiss or having
made the best and !nlqst effective speech:
one that had great influence in changing
the heavy vote for the Jackson resoIq-
ton, adopted "a year ago. ago, to four-fffls
vote in favor ofIits repeal. ,;;s
As we have already 1lisasd stated, The E result
of sI the Ma National ll Democratic Gongcntioh
sil was known WI before the i bod s5sgseashled.
Here WAS no aPpealo neeessnry stutBaeure
the adoption of the. CiheinnatisPl Platform,
or the snominatioifof Of Greeley and Brswiii.
stilltthere must some oBPHasshitito5hii and
it was desirable :sii, Is, e paeify this
pos posYslb5le, f55, speed, undoubtedly
the the j best est made a during theises hon, was
aPportune in promoting harmony in the
convention, as,wcE as placirg bur much
abused and sdoMn-tgroadent State in a
proper lligllt 4 before flol the psople.,d,ao
,st,.,r, ss s,ll :is,iir-lt II A.AIs IT3R.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

Wo arc pleased TO place upon our OK
change list the Irish WOMB, an able
New York weekly Tho last number
contains portrait of l,ciFoh. NJ, P.ao'
Conner, the young 1iishman of Charles,
ton, who electrified the whole North by
his cloqucncc in the Baltimore conven-
tion.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

Col John. Cunningham formerly of
Charleston, in alluding 10 the Liberal
movement says: "lhc issue does not in.
volve governmental measures and ordin-
airy policy. 1t may be ciasscd rs an
ism. Grecleyism means conciliation,
harmony. Grantism means impclious
diseordant, and selfish military die
tation.
a
4 The crops in Abbevillc are looking
well. tt.o..
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nowtpabay all tBc bo,kl 90 w,n,
hy each con,rilut;n. a ::asg},n,;.c n, ,,a,.,1
be nconccivably bcn,c.titicil '''
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hoped that the ball Mill he .l,ent j., mo.
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FeeHa SALE.

u OFFER A DESiR RABLER REsIDENCElN
ka tliickis pGiitaattd ncigliborIic6d. Good
dwelling, necessary otb,iildings, and n new store
forty feet long7z-pn the South lsdstc, two miles
Of New Bridge, 0l.ngchrrg side.
Also, =, lot OF; ranging timber and l.oDlar,I
in. iour.nilcs of good landing, on North Edis-
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-24

! The Republican party takes great
pleasure in speaking Of Greeley as hav-
ing an erratic or eccentric mind, and
therefore unfit for an Executive, aud
.lauds Grant as man of great firm
ness Of character.
VIII that party please reconcile this
statement with the fact of Grants having
disgraccd the United States by making
unreasonable demands in, the Alabama
Claims dispute, and then backing like a
scared cur ut the first growl of the Brit
ish lion2
We're you afraid, Ulysses, that you
might not have had followers enough to
maintain that name for generalship
which you nave acquired by thrusting
lcsions Of your poor soldiers between
yourself and lees bayonets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09
A McKEEspoRT SENSATION.
A Scandal and the DenOument.

A Scandal and the Denoument.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette)
At the residence of milliner on Main
street, says the McKeesport Times, there
is a young lady boarding, who had pet
cat OF which she thought the "world and
all" This cat was taken sick one day
last week, and its anxious mistress i'm.
mediately repaired to the nearest drug
store for medicines, which she admins.
tered with the care and anxiety of q
mother watching the last moments of an
only child. His catship getting no better
she made several purchases Of medicine,
but to no purpose, as poor Tommy was
sick beyond recovery, and died in spite OF
her efforts. The disconsolate mistress
determined TO give her deceased pet o
decent burial, and for this purpose dug a
hole in the rear yard, and while thus en-.
gagged she was seen by two maiden ladies
of uncertain age, whose curiosity was
aroused by her sad looks and what to
them seemed strange conduct; SO they
resolved to watch for developments. The
young lady made the grave, went into the
house and shrouded his catship in piece
of white goods and carried him very
tenderly to his last resting place, in which
she deposited him in sadness and in sor-
row, carefully filled up the hole and le-
tired into the house. The maiden ladies
Immediately raised the cry Of infanticide
aud the police were sent for. Two Off.
GERS went in double quick time, followed
by number of persons anxious to see
the arrest Of the heartless and guilty
mother. The policemen went to the
newly made grave, and one of them tax.
ing spade which he found near By, be.
gan digging for the corpse Of what he sup
posed TO DO the murdered child. The
feelings of those present can be easily
imagined when the body OF the lamented
cat was exhumcd. One Of the maidens
who had caused the alarm insisted that
she heard the child cry as tho young
lady carried it to the hole in the yard,
and, although she had watched the affair
all the while, she could not be convinced
that It was not q first class case of intan.
ticlde. The policeman and attendant
crowd departed in disgust, muttering
maledictions on the meddlesome and
suspicious dispositions of "old maids"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

ACCORDING to the Poona ODseper, re-
cent experiments made In India have
proved that roasted coffee Is one Of the
most powerful disinfectants, not only
rendering animal and vegetable efluvia
innoxious, but actually destroying them.
a room in which meat in an advanced
state Of decomposition had been kept for
some time was instantly deprived Of all
smell on an open cofieeToasler being car.
ried through II containing a pound oil
newly roasted coffee. In another room
the effluvium occaHoned by the clearing
out Of o cesspool was completely remov-
ed within half minute by the use Of
three ounces OF fresh coffee. The way
coffee Is used as q dsiniectant Is BY drying
the raw bean, then pounding 1t In NOR
tar, and afterwards roasting the powder
on moderately heated iron plate until 1t
assumes dark hue. The coffee must,
however, be pure, as chlckory possesses
no deodorizing power: ~ 5I.e-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09
q INC ChoIern.-Whnt Il M
rom the Plttsburgh Commercial. J

ltFom the PittsDurRh commercially
Although it can not DO expected that
all men should be pathologists, yet it is
desirable that they should know enough
to enable them to avoid gross errors in the
treatment Of themselves, My object in this
communication, is to give such intorma.
ton in relation to the cholera as will pre-.
vent many false alarms, and consequent
injury TO the health, by suppressing every
slight diarrhGa, from the dread Of It's
running into cholera. The fear is prepos.
ferrous, as it IS quite likely to terminate in
small pox, &c. ~.
The Asiatic cholera is q disease Of Me
ne1'reS, and not Of the bowels at all; al.
though the bowels arc usually affected,
not alwsys and never primarily. The
animal economy Is composed oil many or.
gans with their appropriate functions.
There Is system Of vessels termed arter.
les and veins, terminating in the heart,
and accompanying each vessel is a nerve
that gives 1t energy and causes it to dis.
charge It's functions. The exhaustion or
paralysis oil this system Of nerves is the
disease enormously termed cholera. The
first indication Is q, shrinking or shrive!.
ing ofthe ends Of the fingers, by the small
arteries ceasing to supply the usual guam.
tity Of blood 10 the surface, and blueneSs
ofthe skin caused by the absence OF red
blood, and secondary symptoms arc
the effects Of the first; that is, the
blood ceasing to flow TO the surface, accu.
mulates in the vicCra of the abdomen,
and by distenSion gives rise TO an efusion
Of the Serious part Of the blood, and this Is
what Is termed rice water discharges.
The body Is supplied with three systems
OF NERVES: these OF the sentient system, OF
the muscular and the circulation. I'VE
find peculiar train Of symptoms the re.
suit ofthe arrangement Of either one OF
them; want Of sensibility, want OF motion,
and want Of circulation. ,l-'
The disease known as cholera Is de-
rangement OF that system controlling cir.
culation, by which the blood ceases 10
circulate in the capillary or smaller vessels
on the surface OF the body. The conse-
quence in the first place Is a peculiar
shrinking and corrugation OF the skin,
debility and GOODNESS This may occur
without any great disturbance Of the
general health, for some time at least To
illustrate this fact, many years ago ! was
introduced to gentleman in the cholera
hospital In New Orleans. On taking his
hand 1t communicated a peculiar feeling,
and looking at II found he had the chole.
raand did know 1t ! could not Obtain
any particulars, ! saw his corpse next
day. From this circumstance ! am led
10 believe that man may have the
cholera for hours, and perhaps days with.
out seriously disturbing his health. That
Is, Il produces no serious effects until Il
extends to the larger vessels, as 1t begins
in the minute exlremities Of the nerves.
HENRY F. RoBERTs, N. D.
Pits6Wrgh, juno 81, 1879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09
Making Mlnco Meat Of a step.Father

IRON the Grafton SENTINEL
A most frightiul affray occurred at
Simpson Station in this county, on Thurs.
day evening Of this week. A MIR. Frum,
a citizen Of Simpson, had been to this
place during the day and had been drink.
ing some, And being in an III humor on
his return home commenced abusing his
wife. His step.son; Walker by name,
and about eighteen years of age, told
Frum il he did not quit abusing his moth
er he would hurt him. Frum still per.
sisted, when young Walker seized small
hand ak and attacked Frum, chopping
him on the head in q most irightful man.
ner. Some four or five deep cuts were
inflicted. Drs Dougherty, OF this place,
and Morgan, Of Webster, dresser the
wounds. Several pieces OF skull had to
be removed that had been chopped loose.
We are informed, however, that notwith.
standing their serious nature he will likely
get over his injuries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

CooL.-A correspondent of the Cum
berland Netos, writing from Deer Park on
the 4th, says:
"No ladies were out in thin shawls, &C.,
the air being entirely too cool for thin at.
tire. We slept under heavy comfort
and windows closed, and got the first
good nights rest we have had since the
hot weather began. Even now, at 6 p.
NJ, the ladies sitting on the piazzO are
wrapped in shawls-the. air being too
cool without"
Think Of that, ye unfortunates, who
swelter with the mercury at ninety.nine
in'the shade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09
PORE wrote a philosophical truth when
he said Of vice, that It

PORE wrote philosophical truth when
he said Of vice, that 1t
-"Isa monster oisuch irightiul meln
That 10 be hated needs but TO be seen;
Bat seen too oft, familiar with the face,
We arst endure, then pity, then embrace"
This describes pretty well the feeling OF
the Democracy towards GREELEY, which
Is best illustrated in the course OF some Of
its leading journals. The Washington
Patriot aspires to be the national organ oil
the Democracy. II has been iuriously
snti.GREELEYi but it surrendered some
days ago, and is rapidly acquiring the
zeal characteristic Of new converts. It's
contemporary, the Star, INDUCES in this per.
tinent comment:
1.-THE Ratriot is coming on very well
very well indeed. II has gone through
all the successive stages oil disgust, endu.
rance and pity in regard to the candidacy
ofGreeley, and has now got to the hugging
period. 1T would seem 10 be the popular
wish, not only South, but North, that he
huOulu U6 uUlluutcu az oulllulOECt bhys
the Patriot, and ii he Is, there Is but one
duty before all Democrats or Conserva'
tives, North and South, and throughout
all the borders Of the land, and that is 10
bear him, If possible, into the Presidency
Very good, now will the last Of the recall.
citrant Democratic sheets, the Chicago
Times, please walk up to the captains
officer
The Wheeling Register some time ago
announced that it had reached the stage
Of endurance. 1t was then anybody to
beat GRANT"-eveuG GREELEY; but when
Mr.. john ]. DAVIS visited this city, it
suffered reaction, and when last heard
from would have nothing but a straight
ticket. Yet to-day or tomorrow, the
Baltimore Convention will nominate the
great Abolitiouist and advocate Of all the
severe legislation inflicted on the South
since the war, and then the Register
without any Of those preparatory ap'
proaches such as soften the hardest fate
will have to lay away the straight
ticket" with unavailing tears and take
to It's bosom the illustrious champion Of
"nigger equality" The occasion cannot
but be ajoyful one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

The Richmond Enquirer Is q stout
Greeley organ now; yet says: We dc
not oppose Gen. Grant as mere partisans
We have not assailed him on his war 70,
cord. We. remember with pleasure all
his acts OF kindness to the soldiers of the
Confederacy, and are still grateful; and
perhaps, he has as many warm personal
friends in the South as in the North.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09
acknowledgements.
- TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO

~ TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO
49, COUNTY.
again offer myself as candidate for Sheriff.
Twas. elected 10 terve for the four Year, conas
menelng January 1st, 1871, hut tho Constitution.
o. Convention which recently met made pFos
vision for general election Of Officers In August
the terms Of those then elected 70 begin January
Let, 1873, thus Hhortening my Official term two
years III the Constitution II rAtlhed)
therefore submit my claims 10 my fellow
citizens, Relying with confidence on that sense
Of Justice which believe Distinguishes the PEG.
pie OF my native county, without distinction OF
party, / make this announcement.
jy9a,swAw RICHARD s. BROWN.
~ TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO
USS1A COUNTY. ~ 1'7'7T
Having been elected TO serve four a. years from
January I, ISL, and tho Constitution 70 be voted
on In August next shortening my term two yeArs,
Therefore offer myself az candidate for re-.
election TO the once Of Clerk Of 0lrcdt Court Of
JySd,Sw4S SAMUEL B. MccoLLoCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

If HENRY A. WISE chooses to vote for
Grant, We have no objection but If his
support is conditional upon copying his
letters on public affairs, we, for our part,
renounce the connection. u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

To the People Of West Virginia.
Attbeearnest solicitation Of numerous citizeni
from al parts Of the State, l have consented Ia
DO an independent candidate for reelection FOL
'l' OA''O' 'O'''A''' J.J. JACOB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

The Democratic Convention held re-
Gently at Memphis, Tenn, resolved "a
abolish the convention and delegate sys'
tenn and 10 nominate candidates by 0
direct vote Of the people at primary elec'
lions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09
New Advertisements.
-EYE-SIGHT RESTORED.

"A LADY IA Doddridge county, who has not been
ABLE 70 read OF sew for nearly two years, writes:
.Mesafa 0xtoby d Dufield- rhe speetaeles sent
suit my eyes e1actly, and for the atst time in
years am now able 70 read and sew. i am
nearly ieyenty'hve years OF age. The glasees
years ago. Ny eye.sight is restored. These
Perfected spectAeles can be had In Wheeling
only At iOi Market street, below Mcclure House.
ly6 oXToBY q DUFF1RLD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

THE Baltimore American has vet to
hear OF the name Of single Republican
in Maryland who has announced his In.
tention 10 vote for Greeley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

Dear sir-You make two preparations which,
1t appears TO me, arc worthy Of more general
because they have not been ''pndfed" in the news.
papers. 1allude 10 your Liver Pills and Aromatic
Elixir Of Citrate Of Caffeine. The former have
been used 10 my own case-torpOr Of the LIVER
and In my family with q marked success, and
believe them superior in all hillary arrangements
TO any pills now made, The Caffeine Is the only
remedy that has, in my experience, proved 81.
fectuAl for nervous headaches. II never falls,
and tho rtller itaOrds 10 delicious; for moi only
does the pain cease, but pleasant exhilaration
supervenes, and suffering Is converted to pleas.
ure. A vial OF 1t Is kept at home and one at my
office, that may never be without Il In case Of
need. Very truly yours,
Jos. +. CARR, Attorney at Law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-09

THE heaters and helpers at the rolling
mill in this city are on q "strike" for an
advance Of wages, and their course bids
fair to cause total suspension Of work at
the milL-0umberldnd NerS.