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81 Gruhljs 4 Williams,
by Irupjs " W ljhiHhs,
Real Estate Agents and hucIioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THREE VERY VALUABLE SMALL
L. FARMS IN HESRICO COUNTY, pAkT OF
"SOIITAIRE," THE ESTATE OF CHARLES
G. PALESkI, ABOUT SIX MILES FROM RICH.
MOND, FOR SALE AT AIETloN:..iBy ' ~ r., r..
premises, on FRIDAY the 5tll day of April II
fair, If not the next fair day, t!,e three FANS
located as above and described ON tlat al our o.e
as a, B. and G. A contains ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN AND a QUARTER ACRES. with ir,me
dwelling with four roons, aud kitchen, barn. stable:
corn-hGuse SC. = contains SEtEETf-SEE IN
ACRES and 6 contuus ONE III HDRtD AND
THIRTEEN ACRES-each tract hay luz i fair pro.
por ion Of cleared aud unicred land, anc Lots i
and c have part cleared W. land and meac9w.
These Lands adioin Or. j. \. Powell AID Gre near
tile Brook turnpike. one CT tie best roaGs oHt 81
Richmond. Tie soil Is good, with red clay sub
SOILS now IN good heart, and susceptible OK hlgh
degree of Improvement. 49,,
TERMS: One-tbird cash: balance In one and two
wears for negotiable notes. Interest ~ ;c SECURED
by q trust deed. Cru BBs Y "ILLthN:.
,rn 5-layt AplStt,ttls Real E@talc AucttoEccFs.
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GALE OF VERY CHOICE KS1 ~
SrST.TE IN ALpEMARLE CQrSIl, 80, IN
CaRITOS. the beautiful and higfi!.,.iat ~ 70
resi,,em.e OF Judge Alexander Rtves, e a.e ,,I.
;tI1n ons fourffl of mile Of Chari0ttes.r ryy0
,,ins SIy HUNDRED AND ElHnt H., l. - ,rr,r,
rRES M very fertile laud some seTeHI! ~ -. .n.,
"a, more f3rst-class bottom land, my OK H. ~ Ts-
Ua.r enough TO be cut ZIP into town lots. I, ,,c,
inr.house the lawn, highly ornaments, hheTv-t.s
gravel walks, evergreens. and rare ~. ~ con-
PRODUCT Of large expense and many tSr IanssaIe,
servatory, and the singular ucs ,he mos. ttaCd-
IN, nyvo,. estate and rcsidcnce In al.
.. ONE HUNDRED AND tOhAi -AH
toint,c land. much of It In umber. p,xer cnnIi.
Jo.nI;f NJ. NiJ T. FARM on the james hl,..,i h.
con, ,;ninr one ACRES s ~ rauntv;
Sei i,nd sausi agricutrrally, TO any IN tne ca
good mill ssw-npiIl &C.: under sool ,rns'
r,sSle of division into any nulntsret La ITSDRED
4. FOREST TRACT OF THREL .. q ~ yrry Ino
ACRES, near the Last an ao nr ,Ss ncsn.l.
~ 10 not often such property IS ms I'll Of g. "a
S,rket n NIL be SOLD. any portion OF a,ncs.d Of,
snnljcai,on. at private sale or, no. .ncST. 81
thsn .Carlton will be sold at pnG,!c ga
o'clock p H.. on the premises on thum ,i,s sLi
of May, 1872, and the 10 acres sf uie S-A|
The MILL TRACT will be sold Il M !: i%s, .od
on the p,eml,es on TUESDAY :'sh ~, ~ ;isce
the FOREST ACT 1t same nne s pr viii be sold
ALSO both nc Carlton and the ain "a horses stock,
e. smhrsrine everything on both iafhi>'
he elegant ho1seho.d farniture. sale
TnHTS. Very easy, ard made kno" w, - .ir.plsr Of
For further Information aa1,eS'r TO ."'
- ~'.' NJ II. MASSlE,
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EasLET ARTICLES.
EsfELET ARTICLES.
SLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NAT rAN's CRYSTAL, DISCOVERY FOR
THE hair.

TIE hair.
a perfectly clear preparation, In one pottle. as
ealy applied as water. Tor restoring TO gray halr It's
Natural color ami youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent G,ndrutf. to promote the growth OF the
H. 'r. and STOP its falling ,
II IS entire III harmless and perfectly FREE from any
no,.onals Gi,stancc, and will therefore take the
Mac, of ALI he dirty and unpleasant preparations
nov in use Numerous testimonials have been sent
nv from man Of our most prominent citizens. In
rrorrtIinr I'm which the articles i'll use are OBJ
;nr,i3nnblt CT ,YSTAI. DISCOVERY Is perfect. It
j. ,vnrr,ntpd 10 contain neither sugar of lead, sui
u or mira te Of silver. Clear and clean water,
h does not soil the clothes sc3lp. 1t Is afreeably
,orr,mcd and makes one of the best dressings for
The hair in l,s p II restores the color of the hair
1rr and al ways does SO In from three to ten
DAYS. Virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with
ali the nourshina qualities to its growth
and healthy cond tion, it restores the decay and in
dmces n new gro, With of the hair more positively
thnn ANYTHING else. The application Of this won
dcrf discovery ~ so produces pleasant and cool
ing effect OIL the alp aud gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appear ance.
cd number OF small trial bottles can bc had by those
wishing to try 1t. You will notice that In pursuing
tlds course alma Is to convince by the actual
morris OF the artic Ic.
ia''''> ARTHUR NATTANS.
Inventor ard proprietor, Washington, d. Z.
For sale whole sale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Proprietor,s
IL 3l-eodtJela Agents, Richmond, Va
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

THREE SMALL DWELLINGS FOR
i SALE, on Maddox Hill Compromise street,,
yards.
These houses are located very near and convenient
to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad shops, and are
readily rented to good tenants. Will be sold very
low to make quick sale. +. Z. NEWBURS.
an SGT 1O1l Main street.
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I: ~ -. 'st.t9 BY +. u. Eacho, = Z
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No.s Fourteenth street, between Main and
-, fsga7 franklin.
Ii BY T.. y. Eacho,

TRUSTEES SAIL DE A HOUSE AND
i LOT, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, AT AUCTlON:mBy virtue Of
deed of trust executed by Samuel Wells and wife,
February IL 1871, to secure the payment Of certain
note therein described, default having been made In
the payment Of said ote and at the request of the
ibeuefciary in said deed, shall sell, on SATURDAY
the cth Of April, 1872, ut o'clock P. NJ ON the pre-
misses the property therein conveyed. and described
(st,iaed IN Marks addition to the town Of Mances
teri as Lot No. of Square No. 2, fronting on Eve
rctt street 90 feet and futhhg back les feet, with
COMFORTABLE HOUSE thereon, and other con-
veniences .Ze.zE HGE
TERMS: Cash. z. D. EACHO. Trustee.
( Sale conducted by L. d. EACHo, Real Estate Auc-
fior, .s.sa &. . nv
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Er BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioneer,
No. lilo Main street.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG.
ID TION.-Wnl be cold on THURSDAY the an
dav of April, 1872 on the premises, ut q O'Clock r
NJ. FIVE VACANT L0TS-one at tho corner oil
Baker and St. Peters Streets and four on Second be.
yond Baker street. 49,
TERMS: One-third cash the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest added,
and secured by deed Of trust.
NH 30 JAMES n. TAYLOR. Anctioneer.
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CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
PyL.D. harrison, Auc,!onecr.
v1AL1TABLE REAL ESTATEI IN ALEX.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATElS NJ, \:
ANDRLA, Va E0E SALE "a s al DIV P Of p m1T,
is7o at ~ O'Clock NJ, Vi the iron! door q i9 c.sU
house A!exandt vs dn s of Aei, Soun;
", under flte authority oil decree paa'ed ~ W., W,
Fs9Eaa5y splsl Isr ' We gf s of S Vps r
tIffs 70 SeIden. Writers 6 Go. a al, asierNq,-.
Viii offer Tor sale At P Ss Lie . John is S VIZ
SITSnRy PIECES OF REAL ESTATE III a"'
11andra dsssr as h6S Ss t of TEE cHEs
Aiso, Ia Ia = III GIiJO CANAi. COMPANY.
SALE For i, s1s &c real SaId S Il CASE
DC IN three equal instalEents ut siS tWei'e, 30 -
Eighteen months With sdaa istsrest sS iTs SS M
gFc ,aS tiIi nlyment property Liable 10 icNnc'
and payment e ~ ss d 5ssGd Ga y
niens ~ th rTonery for Isl. 10 he pa;d " pGrtu
For the bonds $500 cash and the reas 90 ia
endorsed negotiable mote at SIX DTmlS
tereSt- s FERGUSON BEACH.
= N> tsg!oltr5.
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.ntloKE. sTATInNEnY.ac.,,

LgERRsoN Il RECEIVERS, .BIGELoW'S
Insurance Reposts vols: xs.snn .n fnn
fict or Laws; ,Townshend on SANDER and Libel;
Perry OH Trusts Bliss on Life INSURANCE n Hnl-
Hard on Contracts, vols. American Lex1ing
Forms; Matthew's Criminal Digest and Cofnmis.
aoner's Guide. All the new and standard works at
NH ss-dSw -. RANDOLPH q ENGLISH. 4
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A GOOD TRADE OFFERED. A
IA FARM Of NlNETY-THREE ACRES, with
house on II. as au even trade for good HORSE
and BUGGY. E E. b. NEWBURN,
NH 3o-eOi3t 1914 Main street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Provide Against Danger.

At this season all the great lines of travel
b ,gin TO swarm with human beings intent
on business or pleasure. Are these NOV
ing nultitudes aware OF the danger which
ensueS from drinking different varieties OF
water and breathing atmosphere to which
their lungs are unaccustomed DO they
realize how important it is to be pre.arined
with an antidotc that will defend their sys-
TENS from the evil consequences OF such
changes and from all ailments and disturb
anccS which arise from the miaSma so plen-
tifully evolved from the soil at this period
of the year" Such an antidote-certaini ID
lis protective operation and Tree from
everything Objectionable in its composition
and flavor-has been for twenty years be-
fore the world. No instance can be adj
duced, during that period, in which Hos
letters Stomach Bitters has failed as an
acclimating medicine, or as preventive OF
the bodily ills to which the undefended
system is liable in unhealthy localities.
A good appetite, perfect digestion, Wig
orous condition of the nervous system,
functional regularity, and pure and ac-
tive circulation, are the elements of health.
and these signal blessings may be secured
and perpetuated by the use of this power.
full yet harmless, vegetable tonic. Such is the
experience OF all who have ever taken II rs a
safeguard against the diseases which debil-
ity, irregularily and morbid condition OF
the solids and fluids OF the body are sure to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-20

WE are surprised that so few copies
of the Sunday Magazine" Good
Words" "Good Words for the Young"
and "St. Pauls Magazine are pur-
chased by our citizens. They are Eng
lish magazines republished in this
country by J. B. Lippincott q Co.,
Philadelphia We can warmly and
conscientiously commend the Sunday
Magazine" edited by Rev. DR.. Guthrie
as supplying a want long felt in this
country. "Good Words" too, deserves
particulay commentator and the edi-
ton for the young sfull of interesting
matter for boys and girls. Send for
them.
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SERIOUSLY TLL.-We are sorry TO
learn that William D. North, Esq, was
stricken with paralysis on Wednesday
OF last week, aud now lies dangerously
i'll, with slight prospects of recovery.
Mr.. Ms death would indeed be a sad
loss to the whole community.-Martins-
GsTg Statesman.
Mr.. North, we regret to learn, died
on Wednesday. Up to the day of the
fatal attack Of paralysis, he was a man
OF remarkable vigor Of mind and body.
Well do we remember him, as mess
mate during the war--though well nigh
in the seveuties-periorming feats that
appalled, younger men-and he always
well and successfully accomplished ev-
cry undertaking. In the coming month
of roses may the flowers be strewn
thickly over bis resting place.-Charles-
Torn Free Press. .-.a
[Mr. NORTH was brother of Mrs.
HARPER, of this city, an old citizen
of Jefferson county, and man OF much
prominence and influence in his CONS
munity. In his death the State has
suffered loss. -REersTER.
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Irwas reported few days ago that
GRANT had said to a Republican Con-
Gresham from Ohio that in the even:
Of his reelection he would make new
deal ofappointments all around. TIE In
tention seemed to be to conciliate "the
outs" in his own party and secure their
aid in the campaign. 1t appears now,
however, that "the ms concluded that
If the one term principle was to be ap-
piled to them it might as well apply
also to the President, and accordingly
Mr.. GRANT takes the back track and
the whole matter is to be smoothed
over and patched up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-20

The Democratic Northwest, published
at Napoleon, Ohio, comes to us this
week with its columns appropriately
draped in mourning for the death of its
brilliant and accomplished editor, WILL
LIAM IICEEAED. lie was one OF the
ablest and most influential editorial
writers in Ohio, and the Democratic
party there will sadly miss his powerful
pen. He was born in Logan county,
Ohio, and studied law in the office OF
Hon. B. i. STANTON, now Of this city.
lie edited the Logan county Gazette for
several years, end afterwards, at differ
cnt shines, the Dayton Empire, Bucyrus
.E6y7ui, Marion Democrat and Napoleon
Nortf,rc8t lie was poet o. no mean
pretensions and his contributions to
general literature embrace many much
admired gems. lie was one OF the
boldest and most determined Democrats
in Ohio during the memorable NALLAN-
plGuAM campaign and, on one occasion,
his Office in Dayton was mobbed by
soldiers and he thrown from a second
story window to the ground, receiving
injuries which probably fastened his
death. WILLIAM HUBBARD will long be
remembered as a brave, earnest and
forcible writer, and withal a man OF
Kind heart and generous impulses. He
is sincerely mourned by all who knew
him.
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William p. wiley, Esq.

EQltOrs OI the neSlster'
In 1868 the name OF William P. Will
ley, Esq, of Monongalia county, was
placed upon the Democratic State
ticket, by the Grafton Convention, as &
candidate for the Office OF Attorney
General. This was done without So
licitation on his part That was dark
and gloomy period in the history OF the
Democratic party OF West Virginia;
The Radical guillotine, the registration
law, was in full force, and controlled by
INSCRIPTIONS partisan leaders. But
Mr.. Wiley, together with the other
worthy gentlemen associated with him
on our State ticket, boldly entered the
lists, and during very arduous and
almost hopeless canvass, manfully and
industriously and elolueutly battled for
and advocated the cause Of the party and
the right. The canvass resulted in Their
and our defeat; but the heavy blows
struck in that canvass by our cham
mons broke the backbone OF the Rad
ical party. And in this instance the
defeat of the martyrs proved to be the
"seed of the church" The Democratic
marty owe these gentlemen, one and all,
a debt of gratitude. And now, while
in the plentitude of power, it is just and
proper that the sacrifices made by these
devoted Democrats, and noble cham
Mons and defenders Of the cause OF re-
presentive government, should be re-
cocnized and rewarded. The proud
escutcheon of the Democratic party OF
our State should not be blurred with
the foul stain of base ingratitude-it
never has been, and it is hoped it never
will be. 1t is confidently believed that
the Parkersburg Convention Will not
be unmindiul OF the past services, de,
votion, and sacrifices of its gifted and
good men.
Mr.. Wiley is an accomplished schol
ar, good lawyer, fluent in speech,
graceful in manner, Injured to that char
acter of wit necessarily incident to
high degree OF eminence in the proie'-
sion of the law, and in all the amenities
of social life he is gentleman. Born
and raised under adverse circumstances,
he is a Democrat by intuition, and has
at all times and under all circumstances
been true to the party and its principles.
Our friends in the county OF MonongaIIa
al this time are, and since the close OF
the war have been in minority; yet
undismayed they uuiurl their ban.
ners in each successive canvass, and
send up their minority vote to swell the
general aggregate of the Democratic
vote OF the State. Without the vote OF
such counties the party would be in a
hopeless minority. The only rational
hope of reward that for the present re-
mains to the Democracy OF Monongalla
consists in such crumbs as may fall TO
them from our State Convention. Let
us be lust to ourselves and them and
nominate William T. Wiley. Esq. for
the office of Attorney General at Far
kersburr on the 30th of this month.
HARRISON.
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THE suggestion of JAMES PAUL., Esq,
as candidate for Judge OF the Court
of Appeals, has been very favorably
received by several Of our State ex-
changes. Too much cannot be said in
his favor. Although not a politician,
and having little to do with the ma
chinery Of party politics, he has always
been an uuflinching Democrat Dem
ocrat from principle and sense of duty !;
and always voted in accordance with
his convictions Of right. He is not
now personally seeking a nomination,
but his many friends in this locality
believe that he would be an honor to
the Supreme Bench of the State, and
accordingly desire his services as one
of the Judges There is probably no
man in the State better fitted for the
place or in whose strict integrity the
people have greater confidence.
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Annual Meeting OF the West vir.
ginia State Teachers AssociH-
ton.
The annual meeting Of the West Vir.
ginia State Teachers Association will
be held at Fairmont on the 25th, Goth,
9th and 2Sth days of June next. AS
surances have been given by the lead
ing citizens of Fairmont that ample
arrangements will be made for the free
entertainment of all the teachers and
friends of education who may attend.
Arrangements have already been made
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, by which all persons attend
ing the meeting of the Association, by
paving full fare TO Fairmont, will be
returned free to the points upon the
road from which they started. the
committee hope also to effect like
arrangement with the steamboats,.
A number OF distinguished practical
educators Of national reputation from
abroad will certainly be present.
Among them the celebrated Elecution-
ist, Robert Kidd, of Indiana, Professor
Fordyce Allen. of Pennsylvania, and
probably Prof E. f White, OF Ohio,
and DR. B. Sears, agent Of the Peabody
fund, Virginia. Besides these his ex,
ceIlency Gov. John ]. Jacob, and the
leading educators Of our own State, in
Guiding numbers OF teachers engaged in
our tree schools. and the principals and
professors in our hi CHER institutions of
learning, will take part in the meetings.
The programme of exercises will be so
arranged that an opportunity will be
afforded each day by which all the
teachers who desire to do 50 can parlic-
ipate in the proceedings.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
the teachers and friends OF education
throughout the State to attend
this meeting Of the AssOCsa-
ton. No pans will be spared to
make it both instructive and entertain.
ing, and give its proceedings such a
character as will advance the cause OF
education in orr State.
By order Of the Executive Com.
w. Z STEVENSON, Chairman.
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The drouth, for such we can now
term it, still continues, and parched ma.
ture droops. The grass peeps out onlya
blade at time, when the tiny shoot is
curled as crisp as the glossy linglets of
a XVIII Amendment. The grain is
suffering. and the fruit is drying up
from the bloom. Pasturage is short
and butter is a luxury almost beyond
our reach, and the chickens are so
nearly dried up, our imp says they lay
nothing but shells. If the dearth OF
rain continues for two weeks longer,
some of our best farmers agree IN say
ing that no crops at all can be expect
ed 1t would seem from the last year s
experience that the prediction of the
great Humboldt-tbat at some tnture
day the Valley Of Virginia would be-
come desert waste, was something
more than a mere speculation. Rail :
rain !, rain,,. is the universal cry
Moran McrcurY
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The Ninth Senatorial District.

Editors of the Register:
The time is now upon lis when we
must look around for suitable persons
TO represent us in the first Legislature
to be assembled under the new Con-
s,itution. 1t is presumed that all the
counties are pretty we'll supplied with
candidates for the House Of Delegates
but I have heard none suggested for the
Senate in this district. The Ninth
Senatorial District, composed OF the
counties Of Lewis, Upshur, Randolph,
Barbour, Tucker and Taylor, is large
and populous one, and is entitled to
claim the services of her most
able and useful men. The approach
ing session will be the most
important one that we may expect for
wears, and it is therefore hoped that we
NAV have good men to represent us
therein. To this end l therefore beg
leave to call the attention OF the voters
of the district to Mr.. Jasper l. Hall, OF
Phillippi, who possesses all the quallii'
cations OF first class representative;
Mr.. Hall is a young man of energy aud
fine discriminating judgment consis
tent Democrat, whose whole lie has
been devoted to the study and practice
of the law. Should it be the pleasure
of the people, OF rather Of the Demo-
cracy OF the nominating Convention, to
confer this honor upon Mr.. Hall, they
will have secured the services o: a
highly intelligent and faithful public
servant, and an urbane and accommo-
dating gentleman.
DEMOCRAT.
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THE citizens of Berkeley county pro-
pose to celebrate the Centennial Anni-
versary OF the formation of that county
by q grand jubilee on the 18th Of June.
Colonel JOHN BLAIR HoGE has been
invited to deliver an address upon the
occasion.
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Beware Of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,


PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such is the popularity OF our remedy that
IL has induced some unprincipled persons
in our CITY to counterfeit it, copying our
laoels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word. using the same colors, gliding ana
style, requiring very close looking to dis.
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
temptS al deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
lions as shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article of The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant nor-
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLlN BROTH,
Frs n 20. Copyright entered and secured
according TO act OF Congress.