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QUINCY FOUNDRY
TOR SALE.

\NlLL BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
w TON, at the front door of the Court
House, ia Wheeling, West Virginia, com.
Iuruclmg at ~ y. NJ, on
Saturday, August 9lst, 1872,
The Property known as
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~ H2VW4R ON AND AFTER JUNE
- .1H 2, 1872. Trains will run ~
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. r. 90.

- R pAs 81 ISS SE ,h s i sHsEs
schedule on and after June 10, iS72--Wheei-
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This company has been In successful oper-
alton six years continues to insure against
loss or damage by fire on Buildings OF
all kinds, Manufacturing Establishments,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
ty generally, Hulls and Cargoes on the
Western waters, on as favorable terms AZ
other sound institutions.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, President.
J. Il. MILLER, Secretary.
OSCARSANDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. y, Simpson, VIM. e. Handlan,
Jno. X. BOtsford, J. X. McCortney,
John l.. Hobbs, e. 4. Brown,
Or. II. ]. Wlesel.
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OUR SOLDERING AS 4 GRADE.

We print in anoshsr cntxma q letter
from Major-General w. Y. Aeerell, the
distinguished cavalry leader ntear army
in Virginia. An obscure Gssehotser
of the same name having signed the
Burnside call for a Grant Easgaatisa at
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The Capital Question.

From the Grafton ssntinel.l
In order that unity of action may be
had, it Is only necessary that the friends
OF the different points seeking the loca-
ton should meet, and in good faith en-
ter into some fair and just plan Of de-
termining among themselves which
shall be the place. This settled in the
manner agreed upon by them, let all
the friends Of removal faithfully and
honestly work for that point. This
will insure success. We people OF
Grafton think that Grafton lie the proper
place; that it lie more accessible and
convenient than any other point in the
State. But il the majority of the friends
o. removal shall ipdlcste their prefer
ence for any other point, we pledge for
that point our undivided support. We
do not propose to insist or demand any.
thing, except Q fair and frank express
sion Of the peoples will. We cordially
invite our friends at Clarksburg, Par
kersburg, Buckhannon and other places
seeking the location, to meet US in the
same spirit. We promise you that We
do not propose to be stubborn about
this matter. If we cannot convince
you that Grafton is ths place for the
seat of government We are ready. will
ing and anxious to b convinced that
some other point %.
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PerniciOus Purgaiives.

The brilliant idea OF hall century age
that the weak and ailing could be bled
blisteIed and salivated into coz dition Of
health and vigor is happily exploded but
violent and prolonged purgation is still, 10
.ome extent, in vogue. We have impos.
tors who are daring enough to offer to the
world, as tonics and restoratives the most
destructive cathartic., unmodified by =
single stimulating soothing or res orat've
element. Compare the operation OF one OF
these terrible nnstrums with that OF Hos
letter q Stomach BItters, in which are COM
bined the rhr, g great curative elements-a
tonic, an al'erative and an aperient The
former completely paralyz.s the vital
forces, 10 that nature can make no resist
ance 10 disease; the latter sustains the
ST. ength OF he patient, while IL re- ores the
suspended functions Of the secretory or
gans and relieves the bowels without VIC.
lence or pain is simply a choice be-
tween resto ration and pro,tratiOn.
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power in the Federal government the
endorsement of General GRXxfs as
sumptions Of kiugly. authority, and the
supremacy ofthe militsry over the civil
power in time Of peace; on the GREE
LEY side is the opposite Of al these
things; complete amnesty to the South,
the rights Of local and State govern
ment, the curbing Of the executive
power and the re establishment Of civil
authority in every State in the Union
1t might well be imagined that an
enlightened public sentiment would
find no difficulty in making choice be-
tween these two. But We find upon
the one hand the whole power Of the
Federal government (sndiu these latter
DAYS it is more formidable than every
srrayed in behalf of GRANTS retention
10 Office. Upon the other hand, there
are some Democrats who fail to look
beyond the mere personal history and
autecedents of Mr.. GREELEY and cam
not overcome their repugnance to voting
for one who has heretofore been their
antagonist They shut their eyes to the
great principles involved in the contest
and seem to consider it merely strug
gle as to which of two equally oejec-
tionable Republicans shall be Presi-
dent of the United States. 1t is
no such thing. 1t is , final con-
test between the opposed principles
OF the two great parties, and in lite result
is involved the manner in which the
government shall be administered dur
ing at least four years. and possibly
many more. The prosperity or wretch.
edness of the people Of nearly one'half
of the States is dependent upon the re.
suit of to-morrow's election.
In so far as Mr. GREELEY is con-
cerned, let US look to the future rather
than to the past We are to elect a Pres
dent Tor the ensuing four years; not
Tor the years that have gone by. The
people OF the Southern Staes who, it
may be supposed, have had the best
reason for finding fault with Mr.. GREE.
LErs antecedepts, have preferred him
as their candidate. then why cannot we,
who have suffered less. consent to ratify
their choice? Let us come together at
the polls tomorrow, Democrats and
Liberal Republicans, and all who are
opposed to the abuses which are COM
pretended in the single term, Gran'ism,
and labor and vote for better state Of
things. Let US make an united and
heroic effort to rid ourselves and the
nation of the party that is clinging to
our shoulders, like the Old Man Of the
Sea in the Eastern fable, and is grad
ually destroying the rights of the States
and the liberties of the people. The
gravity of the crisis and the import
ance OF the principles involved demand
at our hands every honest effort that
can be put forth.
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Death.

Within the past few weeks the nuns
Der of deaths which have occurred lin
this county have been far in excess OF
the usual proportion. In this issue we
have to announce the demise of Mr..
Michael Harlow, of Sand Fork; Mrs.
Collins, wife Of Mr.. Thomas Collins, OF
Sand Fork; Mrs. Kinney, wife OF Mr..
John Kinney, of Sand Fork; Mrs.
Butcher, wife Of Mr., Casper Butcher, OF
Polk Creek, and Mr.. Madison Jackson,
OF Jane Lew. The remains OF Worth
Hudson, q son of Jacob Hudson, for
mesly Sheriff Of Lewis county, were
brought here to be inferred last week.
He had been attending school in Ohio,
and died there. Never since our aces
sion to the editorial chair Of the Demo,
crat have we been compelled to record
an equal number OF deaths occurring
in the same length of time Weston
I)S,I1OcTlf |r e '.... %
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NOTHING delights the GRANT men
more than to hear a Democrat say that
he will not vote next Tuesday. They
chuckle over it and roll it under their
tongues as a sweet morsel. They re-
gard such weakened Democrats as
their allies. and the truth is, they are.
The only hope the GRANT men Of West
Virginia have is in those Democrats
whose prejudices are so strong as 10
lead them to 'bolt" the nominations Of
the party.
We would say to any Democrat who
hesitates about voting-Don't be the
cats paw of the Radicals.
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PROFESSOR GEORGE n. GLOVER, who
has charge OF the reading room
at the West Virginia University, fur .
nlshes letter which we publish this
morning denying that there is any
foundation for complaint concerning
the partisan character Of the news
papers to which the students have
access. We are glad to be assured that
no such abuse as that complained OF by
the Student" whose letter we published
a few days ago really exists. We can
not think that the student was guilty Of
a wiliul misstatement OF facts in regard
to the matter, but. 10 view of the Pro-
fessor's positive denial. must conclude
that our former correspondent wrote
without sufficient information and was
mistaken concerning the grounds OF his
complaint.
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WE have information from vsri.
GUS points in the State that Radical
Pcstmasters and other place-holdert
under GRANT are very busy in ci,culst.
ing OCoNoR tickets among their Dem
ocrstic friends and urging Democrat.
to vote that ticket, if they vote at all
1t seems to US that there can be nothing
more needed to open'the eyes of the
O'CoNoR men ard show them how
completely they are playing into the
hands of their enemies.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B. 90

EMsRz lpPAssENGER TRAINS
Ywill be run by the k"lIow,n'
schedule on and after November 4, H72--
Wheeling time:
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in tht
Worid-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri.
genuine w. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DI
produces Immediately q splendid BLACK
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the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, IL BOND street, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Beware OF Commercials.
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 1t, copying our
laoels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at 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-
tons a. shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article of The Childs
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH.
Frs & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
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FUNERAL NOTICE,

The funeral of VILLA MARSHALL will
take place from the res denca OF MRS Cath.
airline Marshall, in the Fighth ward, this
(Monday) afternoon at o'clock. Friends
of the family ere invited 70 attend.
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NEW ApvERTIsEM mrs
WANTED.

ny A YOUNG NAN. srTUArIoNaIs
n Assistant Book-keeper or help In q
wholesale or retail grocery or offlce. Address
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26

Ner;te> BE ftd fir ben Sal lebr intereI
Rrten> entfernten f9 3Ibne unb pla:te
unldnef auf gang natiyItte Meile.
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ppbl.
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Qefunten. Nsulib fanp mat auf elmer
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mii0en>
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lie Die Nusen su unp b1ren uno fsben
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sine'5 uniern quel zpieuoOzto8u5 u2i5ez
rolen" (???) uGpitbpren." Sc lauter ]e
tydben> refo wsntger ioben lie; unp jc
wentger iit labea> Defto lau'cr frdbteu
lte.
limb bdtten fees fDnnen?erfrGbeu,
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49, Die notiiti1Aen Berihte Der Sc
aterune seben fol1ence Daten iber Die
3abl Der pabrene peS leeten Sabrs in
Den 0%efdn4ni0en {lmmt!tder Staaten
iibenren Gerbrederun c Der in ben
M%rmenb1ui crn BET nolibeu Nrmeu:
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9aoaoer Der 2biere III buncetten auf 9ez
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pracp Sournal,"
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Rohee> ein StiG 9dtnfen prer pDtel:
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reutlh: fatbclilhe Mohsnssitune 0eeriinz
let tpercen> Gle ren Namen uGo!umtia"
fubren fol-. Dielelbe miro auf Nflicn
heraua9eaeb'n unp e5 Vno on9etltb eo5u
lhon 40 Nttien Qeseibnst.
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Cln}' Hc1s 80; ta!6e yrp{e s.; WterteGrpFe S 2.50.
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Il !%uetilutt.
@D- IN,r gsran7 al!ea eine 2iehrns nie rte otiae am leg"
tfa ] 1ts siue5 1eeer m}naats I'M Sabre 1872
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III" Genet T:scn eEez Circulars. ERan csrsNtrs:
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Sn Milwoufse fou cine neue
reutid* fotbcliide Wodsnssituna oeeriinz
let peycen> cie Zen Namen uGo!umbia"
fIbren fol-. Dielelbs miro auf Milicn
heraua0eaeb'n uno e5 {ino on9etltb so5u
lhon 40 Nftisn Qeeibnet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
For q honesreao IN yhe West.
- r. r. fEs q 111I 1 : 3
PeNNSyl JANlR ctN Thai r. &.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
O r p Z I T s b u r q
And al places in the West, Southoest ard
NOrthUest.
sErus sHoRTksr AND BEST RourE.~

q
1his line affords equHlle ducelne entt TO per.
sons aeslring cheap ana expeditions passage tCte
est. desG.y es particularly the attention OF
such desire to avail emselN OF the HON eetsno
Blll passed by the i"-l Cphgress.
The Pennsylvania Central h kalroed, Iitt its cor
ns,tlng lines l. oy Is. miles :he shortest route TO
Chcaeo aud other min ell placesfb the estsi
pronnen, place. IN the south west and NoItbwest
Passengers torw arded in IatoFtsbis and aiIy
Passense Car, furnished with cnshiont seats
movable backs, water tanks, stoves, i'll " ib:er.A
WITH such ctht rconvenlences as ar requisite f,l
Through tlcketss sold TO eli urumine en- plar. Ell.
the West. Seuthwes ami Northw est. at about bal
the usual hr.t class faie.
ChiIdrcn und or srs oid As f,ss, and ch,aren
between the ase OF Eve nd lively. years pay halt
prlcs
= Bas gssssheekea aanafoswaLdsaby tbs Amt train
::ea tree IL very full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays, and tickets
groeured and bag gage delivered atthe otnce.
NJ l M she us az ed Il: orw.rdb
return oil mail FREQ OF charge, containing
ccmpieie price li't, mnr. correct COPY
S AID fHs
oftbe Pennry,var,a Railroad C0mPsn.,
No. ll6 Market Street. Philadelph,s
Phiiadelrhi. June "a. ,s'.5
| MihAEpkAffsRsAAi MnkE pkkAaffisaRAiE. .4a N''oN ! BALL
sPEFhisah Ehsl II NOTICE, q ci;a >, a., ,s-,
| "A passenger ear will b. attached To the freight
train leaving Philaielnh,a at $40 .. M. tor Will
The ir,ia wit stop at Station. as follows when
p IN; Chester -, . IN; lemokin,s4s p N; rhue,
low ! ~ y. III; Linwood. a.5S y. m; leymont. l00l
In N; Enersi,e. ttls p.Il; At.iys Mimpston. 1880
! y 49, ,oatsols u, kENNti. SUIT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
Xailrcad Eiufs.
Philadelphia. wilmington and 6s!u
more Railroad.
II II HI II II ssiitiizig 9 q
I'M L lAk3I-E. .

- - ~ " " sdk-Sa&
1IMk TABLE. -
,s. MSsn.x y, M Is.s win .s.v
wAY,MAIL TRAIN at $50 A. NJ t.undays eIcepted) fol
R Tis: sss
Ss~se wan i%yTS. e..nfG M ,nn % am
Brs.kwa., k..lrosi, al sesfJid ~un Dorchester ane
sAitoad. At salisbury tn W,cota.co aud fooonok.
ExrEKss TEAM ss l:W N. tsuna.ys excepted, 10
s.%o1. more and nd wa;...ssos .SppiIF Wi.m.s..
TsxiN si;h ,.I 81 70, M
v.sinoI.ssa ws.h.us.Os. .,tespia. .Sasss.i. bur:
Ssssss .,,
vile a.I,s.de-,so. Err Ass1a*ss. Pss.y%sns, ,Eag
u1oui !. hs
sssa Esss Me
:e PR ,~. o. .sd MAtois
isSS X ., r::is monroe .'a 'o,sA N' '''
= :ssE sSi:ASEISais (: m;''s,s .%' s1
4 SsssSqs i. NJ s54 :, a $
stop tss.xsl cnes,.,. .sa Pniiaasioh,a. On uda,
The SIS A. n; tr. ifn wnm,sf.on viii connect
| Aisensl Junctmn " stree, c.r, y % me 1904 a.
.Sil1 II" sSis ';'S Nj fsA,ss
yysfs sys.s .ad ss Sstt3 'Ha M
Leave xa !. V am .e 81 DsyGs fssa.sss' % .fs
sssS =: u F.i.4sS il. = o. o,ro1a Il ~ :. n.
train stois NJ NIL ea.ons tesween FaUadep ph.H an
a lts0kn.
Leave IT Deposit for Philadelphia run s5s excepted.
80 anu4 IS J.. OK ORD tor Pbllad-iThs a
6.iD \. ChRids Ford tor Phil.d-l MIA 4 - II
sunday. leave Philadelphia Tor Oxford SO q,
Il leave OKiorp for Pm pnia 40 u. ~.
leaving W a b.t5 40
| coi-cJ al Lsmokn junction With I'D ~.
III +Syp, III. trans for pnisaeiph,a and Tuner N-u
| tral ks ilroau.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02
.,;v,nestone IN Africa.

,e.,c.s rilds. bow sad thy let.
,ss n"r AZ. suns grow hot and hotter
S,rs %rs cen the very lottento. a.o., sI
h, though the choicest fruits be thine
%. nm :, mortols Ger set eye on ~,
!. a.i ,housh thou fare on "tender''he
~, pa' f,,,,, r. The tender lion
:. .hourh the sacred rivers ioun's
%. a., e bIest hygienic fountains
fiV,u .,vstal landscapes paturc mounts
=" =" Abys.inau mountains
>, thou dos, at the mercy hc
i os very scribbling liar;
* .o.k some dreadful death dost die
r'am ssa correspondents DIRE b! ... .s.......
49,, ,he sword thy life cut short
Nv. y, cannon shot cut shorter
.rs, 70 fall by one report
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-02

me hawaiian race is decreasing at fearful
n MN' During the two years 1870 II. the deaths
~. ,ss 1871 and the births cnly 4.972 There
.eSoo lepers in the government asylum.