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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-07
Az TIE election in West Virginia

Az TIE election in West Virginia is
rapidly approaching it is matter OF IN
terest to know how the Liberal Repub.
licsns intend to vote on the clause OF
the new Constitution, to be then sub.
mittsd. which denies the right OF
colored men to hold Office. At present
the Liberals are supporting straight
out Democrat OF the pro-slavery style.
Consistently. can they vote Tor him and
vote against the new Constitution with
this obnoxious clause deprivlng the
colored man of the right Of eligibility to
Office, or will they stretch their con.
sciences and bolt down Governor, Con.
stitution and all2 This clause will
not have the effect to win many colored
men over to The West Virginia Liberal
Democratic ticket Notwithstanding
Summers imperative orders.-PittS-
e 6rgk Dispatch.
The Dispatch does not understand
very clearly the situation in West Vir.
ginia. Neither the Liberal Republi
cans nor any other class Of voters are
compelled, when supporting the new
Constitution and the Democratic ticket,
to vote for the insertion Of the word
white" among the qualifications nee
essary for holding office. Traits being
submitted to the people as separate
proposition and the Constitution may
be ratified and the word white" LEFT
out if q majority OF the voters so de-
sire. In fact, the probabilities now are
that Il win be so, for in the personal
campaign brought about by Governor
JAooBs bolt the negro question has
been almost entirely ignored by both
parties. The Liberal Republicans can,
with entire consistency, vote for both
the Democratic State ticket and the
proposed Constitution, for both are the
opponents Of Liberalism in West Vir-
ginis, and with both are the interests Of
the GKx1rEr party insepsrably bound.
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CLOCKS

TN ENDLESS VARIETY AT THE MAR
| ket street Jewelry Store, below Mcclure
House, the place for Clocks Watches, Jew
elry, Spectaeles, Silver Ware Gola fens, @e'
repaired and warranted.
anoT FTaf OXTOBY 4 DUFFIEbD.
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but the spell OF evil eye was upon her. and there
was no help for her.
sThe doctors said il was the climate that did not
suit her. but l knew better than that.
''She was taken away for change of air. but
Zema, the woman that went with her as nurse, was
one of the slaves that had belonged to my f tier,
and was devoted to me.
Mrs Landry fingered for many months but she
at last died, when you were Eve years old.
THE years passed on and Armand was travelling
in Europe, rarely writing home, and never sending
line.
You were ten years old when he came back
Zema was dead, and felt safe ROW that the only
one who could accuse of instigating the death of
Einor Russell was gone
But all my hOpes were fearfully dashed to the
earth: for he brought with him young wife, a
cousin of Ellinor's, and also an heiress They
stopped at New 0reaus, and from tn re Armand
wrote TO me the following lines:
''NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 3)tb IS.
81 write to Won, Hagar, 10 say that option will
be allowed you 10 your removal from the vicinity
OF me and mine.
al came back to my native land, bringing with
me cousin of my lost one as my wife, the resem-
blanee in person and character between the two at
| tracing me irresistably to Helen.
| 81 might have taken her TO lie Bocage to meet
the same terrific fate had | not mere encountered
the priest who attended Zelma in her last illness
| and recejved her confession.
| "Ah, my heart, l cannot write 1t!
| Go far away-take your daughter.
81 am not rich in my own right, but when she il
old enough TO marry, aTill give her suitable dow
er. This is all can, or will do.
| "ARMAND LANDRY"
81 had nothing to do but obey Armands com
mand," continued Mrs Blake, ''and so came hith
er with You, where he had lived till now. This Is
my history
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Gbe aaip spp a0masr GursOap Mumimg, yunc Il, 1872

Mrs. Blake Enclosed her lips to reply, but Landry
raised his hand appealingly, a change passed over
his sunken face, aud with prayer his lips in be-
half of his favOrite child he passed away.
Hester arrayed herself in a black dress which she
found in Estele's trunk, and assuming the name
and character of her halfsister, prepared. on the
following day, to accompany the remains of her
father TO New Orleans, for burial, in company with
Herbert Spencer, young from Boston,
cousin of Raymond DE Lorme's, who had been sent
on by the family relations for that purpose. What
happened there, and indeed the whole Of the thrill
ling story of the rival half-sisters, Hester and
Estelle, viii be found in the New York Ledger,
which is now ready and can be had at all the book
stores and news depots Ask for the number dated
Jane q, and in it You will get The continuation of
the story from where it leaves off here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
dugcd in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or ~ school, the effects which are
nightly le even when asleep, and not cured, render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. what pity that young
man, The hope OF his country the prize of his parents
should he snatched from all prospects and cnOyents OF
he by the consequence Of devlating from The path Of
nature. and secret ha IT, such persons must before
con emplating marriage. reflect that sound min and
body are the most necessary requisites TO produce
nulia happiness.
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8aiIruabs.
II Al ROAD TIME TABLK
TRATNS TrAVE u,on.,,,.,,


FoK BoSTCN-Express trains at 4. 20 and rs am and
. % and 9.55 p. Accommodation trains al
~ - a. M and lac. 4SO and 500 p. m. Returninq
~ boslon At ), I, $50 lex J. Tex II a. m and M
TI III low 50 tex and 900 (ex), D. m. Sunday Mail
p Iin leaves Boston at $50 n M and Worcester e..
Fof I9n a. 5.Sn a. m. tMonday0
m ma ao VIA Groton Junction at 30 and II Is a.
ii,uO a. m, and 90 D. m ~ 49, ~ Nv "'N' anu
y, - hiNIt IELD, at 6.45. 900 9J5 (AIhany exnl
~ IN w 80 m; for New York and Albany fer,
XIII II u.I5 m and 40 and lO3S M Albany Sunday
Sa.. ia III leaves at 1905 D. M Returning Ieaye
Bss 81 i LOT worcester at 200 lis ii "a a m
MAI Is * no 'eSp) 400 and $40 (ex p M sunday
FoK rRS6oNlDENCE, at 7.3O. 1918 (ex1 II3oa m am
and 65O p m Returning leave Proyidenco a. w ~
eeSIer ~ i4o IL As a. M, BIS Tex and az N, W."
w RI g III U Il G at b30 II gs'., ~
~ 2: M Returning, leave FitchbnTr for Weot ~
~ wv a. M, 1880, $50 p. m. Leave FitciI,,r, 49,,
Htechleld on arrival OF the $40 and II rs n m t ~.
rom Worcester Leave Fitchburg for Winch o rd,S
heeiie; bellows Falls. at gl5 a. m lbs las n m
fOh NokNlCH, at 635. 10 a. M, SIS, 100 CSieanhoa.
~. 70 y York; p. IN, Returning, leave Norvirb ~
worcester, at 40 (eX.) 800, ll30 a. M Is n M, mn
Hpeclal tialn from Webster to Worcester al 90 4 m
returning at 635 D. IN. WV o. M >
FOR NASHUA. at $50 His A. NJ 4pOnm Na.,
no, ior worcester, 40 a. m. 100 m, 500 p. M
FOR MILFORD, via birmingham, 100 s25 A. m l An
~ a na d'99 p M; via WoonsOcket, $50, ll3O a. m
FOR GARDNER. at 7.45 a. m., 1880 455 and 625 n m
NJ, and 4.30 p m. ~ INV d.
FOR LOWELL. via South birmingham NJ 100 925 n
m, Lao and $50 p. H. Lowell TO Worcester, s. 65 a. m,
l.3O and 5.45 D. IN. - '''''
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies' married and single. consult Dr. Iliook on
al private ana delicate arrangements with every assuf
anee Of relief DR. laock gives his exclusive attention
TO tue treatment OF all Female Complaints nom what
ever cause arising Perfect seeresy IN all cases Board
under treatment. Dr. Hallock Is nckn0w lodged the
leading physician In Boston In the treatment troubles
ol private and confidential nature. His remedies are
sure, sale, reliable and warranted ceotual In every
ease HIS medicines are prepared IN his private
aDofhtofy thut securing In every case reliable prep
afauon irce rom polsona other delctcrious sub
stances
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11
TAKEPAKTIoULAR NOTICE.

Dr. Iallock addresses an those who have injured
themselves by improper lndugenccs and solitary habits
Mhlch rum Dnlh body AMI mind, uniting them for
citDcr nu ness, study society marriage. these
some 3 [he sid ana melancholy effects produced by the
l.imns, Pains In the Head Dinness Of Sight Loss Of
muscular Power ralp!aon OF the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Irrllabllity, DcIngcmcnt of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms of Consump-
MENTALLY. the fearful effects on the mind ire much
TO lie dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas
preston OF spinis Evil ForeOdngs, Aversion to SOcie
W, sell- lsTuSt, Love Of SoltuOe. imdity, &c. are
some of the evils produced. Thousands PERSONS If an
ages can now Judge what Us the OF their declining
health losing their vgor, becoming weak. pale.
and emacAtcd having singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms OF consumption.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11
THE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELLOR


new Medical Work written by Dr. +. IIaock who
has had greater success in the Treatment of Discusses
which are described in this work than perhaps ever fell
to the lot OF mortal man II treats on Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility seminal Weakness and
all diseases " the Genrratlve Organs In both sexes
lnnl IAaII IN N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

immediately cured and full yigOr restored This dis
tres ing aticllon-which renders life miserable and
rage lnposshle-iS the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper lnuulgenccs. Young persons TOO apt TO
consequence that may cnsue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend deny that the power
of procreaon lost sooner by those falling intn i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prNed OF the pleasure of healthy offspring the most ser
GUS and destructive symptoms of both body mind
arise me system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous irrllability, Dyspepsia, ralpltann of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
oil the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

BRANCH 0FFICE--2Og Front ST., Washington
sqaade Worcester, Mass, open from Am, to9P.M
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Real 6state.

COTTAGE HOUSE WITH ROOMS
~ TO RENT, at s Newbury st. Inquire OF JOSEPH
4. ROWLAND, Loudon ST. du m2I
nor SALE-A BARN, 60 X 40, on Lowell
10 st. with one or eight acres land with u; also
tour or five OF the best house lots the street. Terms
to suit. F. L. T1A1EE.
anI0
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McottinaI.

Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians and its astonishing curative powers aesel
by thousands who have used it.
IL is sure quick remedy for all diseases of the Trina
~ organs existing in male female Irritation or In
fammation OF Kidneys Bladder, Gravel, Diabetes,
Reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick Cloudy Urine Mu-
ccus and involuntary Discharges from Urethra Reien-
ton or Inc0ntnence Of Urine Chronic Catarrh Of Bad
Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. dTu, Th&S&wly MD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

-. FOR SALE-On Richard ST., neat
f$;; new Cottage House aud Barn; city water pired
Sill gas; water closets. bath ROOM &c. Lot con-
AAe.AH tains 5000 feet. All ready for occupancy.
j. 5. PERRY,
nnan NLrnn st
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&oz En PER ACRE FOR so ACRES


Wood Land. all connected. and including House worth
$780, Barn 1000 Outbudngs $500 besides Fruit Trees,
Grapes &C; pleasant and convenient to oepot; walls,
gates and barways that would cost $1,000 short distance
from Worcester; ia he sold immediately possession
given at once. Apply TO D. G. ALDRICH, % miles
from Worcester on Southbrdge st. diff m3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

Married persons, or young men contemplating mar
Gage, being aware of Physical Weakness Organic De-
biiity, DetOrmitics, &c., speedily cured.
He who places himself under The care of DR.. Hallock
may rcgiOlsly confde in his honor ms gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

nor SALE-A very superior Two-Story
IL FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, pleasantly located, with
all the modern improvements Also. Two-StOry House.
in one of the best locations in the city with stable and
CONNEXIONS grounds. Inquire of c. DYER, Ticket
Office Foster st. Passenger station. dit mh2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

E:;;l of the most delightful Suburban Residences in the
Xiii vicinity of Worcester. II is located about two
Az= miles south of the junction depot and contains
IL acres of prime land. cutting from ID to 20 tons
of hay a good Two-Siory House in excellent order,
Kind in market and it will bear investigation VIII cX
change Tor city property.
Also 2N Acres OF Land on the Camp scott ground.
surrounded by streets, and will cut up well into house
lots. .o,
on Cotton st. of 1900 n.
ANY or all of the abOv. property will he sold at fair
nj ice and payment. by applying 10 the
subscriber at the junction Depot, Worcester
MOI dtf c. NJ. RUGGLES.
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i. FOR SALE CHEAP ON Thorn

ksi;i ST.. Two-siOry French Roof Houses con
sil tans 10 goo rooms, with closet every room
@ good cellar; Lot fenced in and contains 50QO ie' t.;
House commands fine view Of the city; it viii be near
the depot VIII he sold for $4,000; part of The money
can remain on mortgage. Apply to J. W. GREENE,
6ng Main st. eff mjO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-11

"Cli1ord" and "orange Boy will make the Season
from April LIST to September LIST, at the Stable of the
Proprietor, 81 Cambridge street, Worcester, Mass.
on Tuesday Of each week they will he at the Stable of
Horace Bacon Southbrdge, Mass
ap25 deop2m MOSES DOLLEN.
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Stations.
Stations.
q THE TROTTING STALLION
AI4- "CLIFFORD."

~ = v
This young Horse possesses most OF the requisites of
flrstclass STOCK HORSE. Is five years old. stands
fifteen and onc-haf hands high weighs 1850 lbs is
sessed of hne temper per ect rOtng action,
endurance. He a colt of the greatest of trotng
'Bysdykes HHnbletOnian.' the of Dexter George
Wilkes, Brunette ami Bruno Daniel Boone, Lady
Augusta, Startle, Socrates Ahcideen Happy Medium,
and the grandsre of Goldsmith Maid.
Terms: For the Season. SIS To Warrant S35
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nor SALE

5000 Il. Of Land, with good TwO-Tcnement
House. lust completed. East ST., within few min
utes walk OF Belmont st. school house. Please call
L. Il. CRANE,
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~ FOR SALE-The well known Daniels
Eii Place, No. 2S3 Pleasant ST. consisting of about
sun one and one-eighth acres of land well covered
- with good variety Of fruit trees, all in bearing
condition large house. with eleven rooms well
ranged; small barn aud wood house. with excellent
well Of ncver-fang sO water. For further particulars
inquire on the premises or Of F. ii. INMAN, No 265
Front st. d4wf NIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
Col. Mcclure, of Pa.

Mr.. FoRNEY, in one OF his personal
Recollections," has this to say Of a
Pennsylvania who is just now pretty
prominent before the country:
Among the characters most talked about
in that body is Colonel A. X. Mcclure, OF
Pennsylvania. He is in the prime of life,
about forty.three, of herculGan frame, at
least six feet two, winning address, and
great powers OF endurance. His career
has been full Of incident Beginning life
poor, as country printer, he afterward
studied law, and soon became Wing
leader. He is consummate newspaper
writer, and fine speaker. Bold, dash.
ing, Iesolute, and full of resources, he is a
valuable friend and q dangerous foe.
Among all the diversified elements OF the
Cincinnati gathering, there was no one
man, not even Carl Schurz, who has a
better knowledge of public men and
measures than Mcclure. l say all this
the more freely because l think he has
committed an irreparable mistake in OPP
posing President Grants reelection; but
as he owns himself, l presume he best
knows what he is about.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08

The Cincinnati Sunday Commercial
says; . q. /
There was o delegate 70 the Liberal
Convention from Belmont, Ohio, immured
In the Hammond street StAtion,honse
night before last. He had been stopping
a, the Broadway Hotel, and run up about
fifteen dollars or SO, when the "Manage.
mCnt," suspccting that he was not d very
substantial citizen, took the liberty OF eX.
aiming his effects. On opening his
valise-thc only piece Of baggage he had
they found II 10 ContOin four bricks and
an iron poker. WheH the gentleman re.
turned to the hotel after long and sig
nificant conference with George HoOdly,
Stanley Mathews aud several other
prominent Liberals, he was politely but
earnestly requested to pay his bill. lie
frankly acknowledged his inability TO
discharge his Indebtedness, and was led
OF 10 the watch.house. OF course no
charge could be made against him for his
imposition on the hotel, but he happened
to have q big pistol slung TO him, aud
the officers, TO avert IN apprChended
prosecution for false imprisonment,
locked him up on the charge OF
carrying "a concealed weapon. The
gentleman was enthusiastically in favor
Of Greeley, but thoroughly disguised with
politics. ut | had attended 10 my bust.
ness, instead Of gallivanIiDg about the
Convention" said he, II would have had
money TO pay my bill, and get out Of town
in as good shape as anybody; but as 1t is,
l neglected everything to nominate
Horace, and got ilatteued ont complete.
lY. haven't got enough coming TO me
from any quarter TO buy even Greeley
hat"
II this unfortunate was the party We
suspect it was, he might have satisfied the
demands Of justice with a few reams Of
his pOetry-a supply Of which we under
stand he had carried to the Convention in
his carpet bag.
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Republican state Convention.

The undersigned Is directed BY the Republican
ShtS Central Committee 70 call upon the voters
OF the Republican party In West Virginia 10 send
delegates 70 Convention TO be heldat Grafton
on the 2ad day Of Nay next Of 10 An, for thepuf'
pose Of choosing delegates TO tho National Re-
publican Convention, to be held at Philadelphia,
on the 9Th day OF next June, and for the purpose
OF tranSacting such other business rs may then
seem appropriate The Committee urge uFoa the
Republicans OF the State the importance ofa full
attendance at the State Convention.
The Committee recommend
That in each county, unless other arranR {
ments arc made By IL Executive Committee
the County Convention assemble Of the Cost
House, on Saturday, tho llth day Of NAY. dext'
70 choose delegates 70 the State Conversion
That each County Convention al any vaeAn'
eIss that may exist in the county Executive
Committee, 90 thAt full list Of the Committee
may be reported at the State Convention.
CIV. B. ALLISON,
Chairman State Executive Committee.
HhstllI5, MdreA %, isT2,
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Chairman STATE Exeeut
WAStllHJ. AareA -, 1871.
Whata Member Of the National Dem.
oeratic Committee Thinks About

Whata Member Of the National Dem.
oeratic Committee Thinks About
Greeley.
Mr.. ISAAC EATON, Of Leavenworth,
Chairman Of the Kansas Democratic
Committee and Kansas member Of the
Democratic National Committee, which
meets in New York to-day, took the train
east Monday at Bridgeport. Mr.. EATON
had been at Cincinnati during tho Con-
vendon, had been staying with GEORGE
H. PENDLEToN while there, and had come
through ST. ClairSville, where he had
been visiting old friends. While in
Bridgeport he was interviewed touching
his opinions as to the course TO be pursued
by the Committee and by the Democratic
Convention with respect to the matter Of
nominations. Mr.. EATON expressed him
self quite unreseryedly. He was in favor
OF calling the Convention at St. Louis,
about the middle Of June. and was very
decided In the opinion that the COnven-
ton ought 10 endorse the Cincinnati nom.
nations and make none Of their own. He
himself would support any southern negro
in preference to GRANT II he had to
choose between them. He was confident
the Convention would accept GREELEY
and intended to offer a resolution in the
Committee declaring that it would be ex.
pedient to do so. He,declared to an old
Democrat standing by land who up to
that time thought he could not so GREE
LEY that while he was in New York he
intended to get a white hat and white
coat and go in for GREELEY at all hazards.
The St. Clairsville Democracy who had
been in quandry, up to the time Of Mr.
EAToN's visit, are now reported to be all
rampant GREELEY men. 1t is supposed
Mr.. EAToN's report Of PENDLEToN's
views gave them the cue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08

TWENTY PER CENT.-Thc Supreme
Court OF tho United States has affirmed
the decision Of the Court OF Chains giving
the 90 per cent additional compensation
to the capitol police and various other
employees of the government who claimed
that extra compensation when the act was
passed, some years since, but were not al.
lowed it by tie accounting officers. Over
fourteen hundred government employees
will get the 20 per cent under this decis.
ion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
GOODBYE.

PRESIDENT FINNEY, Of Oberlin College,
who is crazy on the subject of Masonry,
has started out on lecturing tour against
Free Masonry, and asserts that he will not
stop speaking until every Masonic lodge
in the country has disbanded. Were we
not altogether too good for this world, we
should like to be assured of life till the
Finney achieves his purpose. The Wan
dering Jew will be baby to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08

CoNCEKNNG the approaching National
Democratic Convention, it is said that the
members OF the National Committee who
went over to New York from Washing.
ton are favorable to the selection OF St.
Louis as the place, and the 26th Of June as
the time. The only point that has been
made against st. Louis is that the Con-
vention ought TO be held in a locality free
from the influence Of the Liberal Republi-
can locality which brought the Cincinnati
Convention in being, SO that there might
be no local or State pressure on the Con.
vention in favor Of indoHing the Liberal
nominees. This, however, has been made
more in the nature OF suggestion than u
positive objection. Baltimore, it is stated
will be the only rival Of St. Louis.