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tu the shoulders TiEhtBess Of ttss
Chest. Dizziness. Sour EyuetatsOsss
OF the hIpmach, Mad tsaae IN
mouth, Bilious nffsctSs- Pain In
region af Kidneys. internal Fewer.
Blontrd feeling abaNf sto1sch-
Rush at Blood to Head. MtGh Cob-
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Cheap!

I tAt9 RETAILED AT FORTY CENTS
a.. err oushsl. The best Flour soid ar S9.25
.ufe-, uy Il. CALDWELL, T
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Thompson 4 Hibberd,

NO. Ia2 MARKET STREET.
WHEELING, W. VA
PRACTICAL. PLTNBERs, GAS AND
I ETEA n PfTTKRe Rur AsaFOUSl,-
Ere and deaierJ IN al kinds Oi pump
BeIl cad WrUug1t and tisivgntzed Stean1
and Wafer Pfpez. Drzin SipeN, auG Snimney
Tors and Flower Va-es, End sole agent FOR
Hisoer1's Celebrated f1zlent bras OF Opp
ne " atesr BACKS tor STOVE AND RANGES
and DA1ATIESAFl-T-f End v ACUTTh
VALVE FOR KITCHEN EUILEKs AMI
SYPHOF PUMPS
Having secured letter. patent for the
above improvements al par1ies are ezu-
toned azztnsz MISUNDERSTANDING or nssng ss<io
NE pr0vemenIs without license from nae n
they vii as neaiG with n tEfrtu1exz-
fec GEO E1BHERD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-12

~ tine stomach, liN-
~ ~ and bowels.
INN They ars u mild
SDA R& aI,efieui, ami an
excellent purRs-
<3,XE ~ tive being pnrt-
H%T ~MksA ~ vesetsblo, ihcy
kEH fR contain mo neI-
w., cury u- mineral
whatever. Muel,
- lInuS : c.Tness and suffering u prevented
M, tnefr timely MS, and every family
snuulG nave them on hand for Their pro
lection and rcliTl. when required. Long
pxpsrienc, hRs proved them the siiest, ls~i
and Eures o. All the PTLIS with which tii'
market abOunus Nv tiIeir occasional u-,,
the. blnnr T. nurified, tine curruptlonS oi th'
system * pcliod distractions removed, ana
the whotr machinery of life restored to lie
HEALTHY activity. internal organs which
psrumc ciugRpsi am sluggish arr cleanHs-i
TT AVER PLLIAs ant stimulated INTO ~
ton TINS inclpieut disease D. chanEcd into
health the vHlue al which change, when
r,.cIIuneh OF tn, vast multitude- vino en-
10Y H. car hardly b" computed. Their ra'-
rsir Goa Ing make them pleasant tp TAKE,
and preserves their VIRTUES uninlpairou sof
any length OF time, 40 TINT they are ever
fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although
searching th~y arr mild. ann opcrat" with
ont disturbance Ia the constitution, or dies.
Or occupation
FuI directions ar given on the wrapper
tp each box nov Ia uss them No q Family
Pnysic anu for the following complaints
winch thrs-p pills rapidly cure
FOR DYSPEPSIA. a. iNDIGEsrIoN, LfsrLres--
SF@a lANGUuK and l.OS- OF APPETITE
they should b" taken moderately Ia siimn-
tn.. stomach ant restore ia healthy tone
and action
For IrvKH COMPLAINT and IT. vafiou-
SYMPTOM, Bilious HEADACHE, sIuK
HEADACHL JAUNDI1I OF GkkhN sfCh-
NE-s bilious IoLIC and BILIOUS fh-
VEIts tn"v should ~ iudiciouSiy taken
Tor eacu Ch-e, Ia correct ia" di--s-s1i
action. remove tI' ObNtructlOnh winch
csIu-, l..
For liYsEvrTRY ~ DIAHRHEA bui ON
mild dos. b. generally requiIsd.
For RHEUMATisN, GoUT, GRAVE. PAL
PrTATtOr OF TIN HEAfT, PAIN - Tiib
sIDE BACK anu boISh. tnsy should h. u.
ken continuously, a. Tequin"l, Ia chang"
ln, dl~s,-..I action ~ To" system. viii
Ilcn cnans-. LhoSr complaints disappear.
Fnr IIEDFs4N AMI lIRDrsTCAB SwELLIS0s,
they snOuiu ~. taken a. large aLd frequent
doses a. I,rOduce utr elecs OF a drastic
purge.
Dor SrrPpHr-seroS . large DOE should bc
taken. a. q produce the dsairud eiicei Dy
symp8tny
Ash DI-yEFu PrI.I. tax" one or two pills
10 promote Digestion aIil relieve tAss siohi-
art.
An occasional dos. stimulates the EtoiD-
scn am BpweIS restore the appetts,
and invIYurafe- the system. Hcncc u -
offpn advantageous wHsrs NO sRTtou- DE-
raugrmeut exists. Unr VINO iects soinrasty
well often finds that do-s ~ ths~r ptlh
make nm Ieei DECIDEDLY better, irunl their
cleansing and renUyatins eficct Oh ia" dt-
gssttV" OTganh-
PREPARED uy DE- J. e. AVER a 60,
practical Cbcuiists,
LOWELL. MAsp- LIZA.
Fold by al Druggists everywhere
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...u..I. nr :. O'Clock 4. NJ Pre-
.-. uun.tr auction 81 tine front
H- n-r. slpI~. m SAID county, two
" parcel. TO- land situate Oh thr
'.. ... . a"n. .ug 'TreE- III Marshall
Be- #--r--n.a. - follows Lc-wlt: .
r. tract o.. land iloInS Land
a-u-- 3 ono, and T. known
b. ian, rraC. containing nifty
.. a..-. .Ia gl-Irv So poles The other
.. ""..lu, SGj. SAID Edg'e tract
%. ...-- acres aur twsnry-soven
... .. D. i. ,H. we tracts SlXty-JWo
.a- .Gutrt. am thirteen poles,
>''r. Two tract o. land when
we've. e. IN, SAID Carlisle Brown
-laH-. .! IN wife Ov deed uaIet
-.. ,ov~mpe:. ISL which d-au ~ Of
On .H. .s-rJ-Isr - office o. Marshal!
.... n SO -''u--tn.-3 cash: tine ba,-
F-.'. aau s.gUt-eN months, puf
.'-- i-.. o. rus. on property u
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Annu.sssz Ststak -.

A paper IN CI.aa.l.-e .J0Vrnal en-
titled slips OF the Pre- contains
these anecdotes about anus mi--
takes
Lord Brougham was fond OF relating
80 instance OF
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Z, l.

- zszsssss-- ON AND AFTER JUNE
- fSSZS {. iS.- Train Va. IlIu "a
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MEUfSHf-s
Ayers
SARSAPARILLA

Oh it, intrinsic virtues. and sustained py
is remarkable cures 80 mild asto be sai
and beneficial tn children, and vet sossareh-
INA n TO effecrualiy purge ont tfsr great
curruptionS OF the blood, sRch n tine scro'-
nlous and syTshilittr contamination. I'm.
purttieS. or diseases that have turkod IN TIM
system for years, soon yield 10 this power
IL aniIdoge, and disappear. Henca its Won
dsrral cures. many OF which are publicly
known ofsC'ROFULA. md all scrufuiouS
diseases ULCERS, ERUPTIoNs, and erup
tive disorders o. tine SKIN. TUMohr
BLOTCHES, ROIIIs, PIMPLEs, PUsTU-
Lbs, SORES. ST. ANTHoNYS FIRE,
ROSE OF ETYSlPELAS. TIIIER. sAl.I
kHEUk, Said HEAD, RlNGNokM,
and intsrnal ULGEkATl0Ns Oh III
UTERUS, STOMACH AND L1NEk- II
also cures other complaints 20 Whit u
would not seem especially adapted such a
DKOtASN, DYSPEPSIA, FRS, NEURAL
GIA. HEART DlSEAsE-FEMALfW WAX
Miss, DEBILITY, and l-EUcORRHG-A,
when they arr manifestations Of the ecrofo
lOuS poisonh. -.
Il Is an excellent reStoreT o. health ana
strength IL the Spriug By renewing the
appetite and vigur or tins digestive organs
A. disSiuates the depression and nstltss Ian
gunT OF the season. kNeu when no disordei
\ pear people lee better, and live Longer
fo- cleansing the blood. The system move
81 with renewed vlsur and new lease %
LIE.
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MIsREPoRTISG

. ldhtr
Lord Brougham was fond OF relating
Sd instance OF
MIsREPogTISG
which was no joke 10 the victim o. il.
4 4 Bishop, al one Of his country vista
tons. found occasion to complain o the
depiorable condition OF "A certain church,
7 the root OF which was evidently any,
thing but water tight; after rating those
concerned tor their neglect, ms Lord
! shin concluded by declaring emphsti-
caliv that ne would MOI visit tive damp
I'D church again until il was put IL
decent order Hi horror NAV he I'M
agined when he Uncovered himself
reported in the local journal a. having
declared Il snail not visit this
damned old church again The Blsh-
OF lost no time IL calling the editor :
attention 10 the mistake. that worthy
thereupon setting himself right with
ME readers bv stating thst he willingly
gave publicity to his Lordships expls-
nation bu; he had every confidence In
tue accuracy OF hiE reporter The ei'-
tor OF
AN EVENING PAPER
could hardly have had similar conf
dence in his suorirnate when tine la
te~ caused HE journal 10 record that q
prisoner mad peeu sentenced 70 'tou"
months Imprisonment II the House o
! Commons y IL this case W. fancy the
+ I'd.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

For tine relle'
and cure OF ali
arrangements IN
tine stomach. lis-
~ and bowels.
They ars y mild
aIerieBt- ami an
excellent purRs-
tive being l,ur~-
~ vtFttsblo,iiics
contain NO nieI-
curry o- mineral
whatever. Muels
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Thai gentle physic, g1v'nl IL time. mad cured
M
Blu now I'm past al comforts here pui
Henry VIII.
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o. su-Kr-CosteG- Concentrates.
Boot and Herbal juice, ANTI
BilIou. fsrnnuf-s. TIKI "LfTTLE
CEEST'' CzTTgEETnC, or Mui,an.
in Purvo PUysic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24
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Consistency in Politics.

No labor OF love Is 50 poorly appreciated
as an attempt TO elevate politicians to a high
plane Of moral consistency Of conduct No
wonder It has passed TO proyerb as relating
TO them, 80 Consistency. thou art Jewel. =
Though they may evince great ingenuity in
e defining their positions - and IN account
ing for the strange relations they sometimes
get into, the rationale of their conduct Oft
times IS anything but logically conclusive.
Some notable samples Of distinguished states
men and journalists find It necessary to assign
strange reasons tor recent changes of front.
The most plausible and the truest cause of
their opposition to Gen. Grants administra-
ton which on all hands is conceded 10 be ap-
proved by vast majority of those who
elected him as Republican is simply this :
That in his appointments to office, and per-
haPs in some measures of policy not specially
embraced in the platform of the party, he
has not paid that Difference to some OF the
senior and influential members OF the . arty
he should have done. To some extent this
may be true. If this be his fault, most
oA'N''N~'4J mas HC boAuG II. lie mas been as
sailed with bitter and unrelenting opposi-
ton from some dl distinguished men, of which
we could scarcely think them capable. Had
President Grant seen fit to appoint one or
two OF Mr.. Summers friends to certain de-
sired Offices which he did not, had be
shown less favor to one and more to the other
New York senator, as we'll as to Mr.. Greeley s
wishes-had he made certain solicited ap-
polntments in Missouri, and perhaps had he
said less about San Domingo, many other
things he has done would have been less of.
lensive 20 certain distinguished supporters of
Republicanism in times past. They might not
have conspired with those who have been its
enemies from the day it became an organized
opposition to slavery extension
Gen. Grants offense has been in showing
too much favor to those who like himself left
Democracy To its doom when its leaders
sought to destroy the United States Govern
ment- How do those aggrieved Republicans
not sufficiently appreciated by the President,
notwithstanding their long and efficient SER
vices in the Republican cause, now propose
to show their disinterested devotion to the
lOng-loved cause of freedom, and now, espe-
cially, Of the enfranchised Freedmen inter
ests Will they be likely to show greater
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Cttus. sheep. Sbatss. Has. ra..a
d L5s' } geek 5-o 81 81 ls5 ss 3. 80 @
PRICE>.-BeeC CGtts-ENtr. lat amt ae-ET Pre-
$1,000; second quality, Ss-590 S31-' talrd quality
s1e0d = - per loo lbs, total weight u l..e
taTow and dressed beef 4 few choice single Hs.--
sIe-35 5000. Bulls. *, $500" S'-"'
TF5rtilT OrsH.-SI5l q SO = pairr cor as'...
ding TO tleir value as beef Handy steers s..
Mc5 C0rs.-s4oa$-5: extra good. sS'as'1.
with or without calves, as may Ice agreed barrow
>t5rss.-leaTlingS. sooasoo. two-years old 81
0o8; hrce-vears old. S0e0oV- Western steers
choice, $500 500 Live weight .7sdS. =
>t-la-6dsr.
SFsep aud L4mis.-s4-ooa7.c5 or aIg g 7.
St9tss.-whoiesale,5 ds1=c.; retail 5a@s
Eat Hogs. = a 81. r.. spring pig Sdler. e
Ie0t ClIrsS--s4.e 90 0io-r4 2 head
HideS-BlIEhtou- ga Goc-5 country lots
51c. TaHow, td6sc.. country lots Fz5r7-
Try lots, dry s-pUa 500 Lambs ! I9's sae-l.
81 ccut~. CaII-ktns. l4Glbc-
Veal nm good supply aut i.fr ieHtul 1t T. It5-@
as "a quality Mutton has been ir better reyei. +.
and Is drm at l0Gltc 2 r. Lambs ave scarce -ld
selling al q range of it0 l5a - n, a- 90 quality
Dressed hogs remain dull with sales 40 &c 3 r.
REsrARhs-Tho number OF cattle at market this
week Is hardly equal to that ot last Wees and rt
The demand al Wattert1wn WAS good ami me
stock there was disposed 81 earir ln the forenoon
wear ola oxen So 90 AT home To j. Allison .tt lt
f-+rrpna.i f,,- Horace Britro1 Springfield VT NJ I
ShackcI sold : three wears old steers raised al
fed by Thomas Field OF FeruspurE- VI, who keeps
about 700 cattle and makes me beef GA eAL.E cl
hay and good pasture feed without grain. B. Dow
sold i've three year old steers % dress 50 t- stt
a So = T.. good palr ot oxen d ID Y 80 Z
Most oft1e western cattle are soll az so 4-t.
lambs gives the buyer, the advantage There Is
much complaint OF the poor quality The rs1N .ee-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

GREEIEr's METHOD TO SECURE PEACE
The Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio, opened
the campaign recently in that State with a
vigorous speech. Here is an historical al
fusion which fttingIy illustrates the feeble
and unstable character of the Sage of Chap
paqua:
{" After the first shot was fred and the
war had commenced in earnest, when IT
was impossible to stop short OF victory OF
defeat, Horace Greeley issues an editorial
in the Tribune proposing to submit inc
question TO the arbitration of Switzerland
Philosopher as he was, why did it not oecu
to him that this would do away with the
whole case? We could not do it, but 1t was
one of his philosophical reflections in the in
terest of humanity, and that he was honest
in il there can be no doubt. But if civil
war should occur again and he was President,
what guaranty have we that be would not
submit the question to arbitration?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

Has the country any guaranty, asks the
NY. Nation. in case Mr.. Greeley should be
elected. in the democratic partys past com
pIiance with Southern demands, that the eA-
sIavebolders will not ask the President tor
the four hundred millions once offered by the
editor? Will the virtue of his body guard
be proof against the temptation to DIVIDE that
splendid spoil, or his own credulOus beneVo-
Ienee resist their importantly? W nat saIety
for the public credit IL there IN the party
which once talked Of nominating repudla-
tor under leader who clamors tor the I'M
nossible. an instant specie payment, as child
cries for the moon? As for those who ex-
meet neutrality on the subject of free trade
from a passionate protectiOnist, or delude
themselves with the fancy of civil service
reform while the consideration for such enOr-
mons BARGAINING remains TO be paid, we wish
experience may not come to them as cure
And what as TO the new questions which are
looming up-the alta * on the menaclng
mower of CORPORATIONS, and the conflict be
tween Ia Dor and caPitalf We should De
sorry to trust their disposal to politicians
apt at buying legislatures, or demagoSues
eager for promising new field.
The force Of all these reasons for dlsrust-
ing the new composite Democratic party Il
m9ItlpIied a hundredf0Id when We contem-
plate the leader they have chosen If they
take him for sake Of place, OF course they
are not to be trusted. IL they profess u
take him Tor IT ncip,es, he does not even pre-
tend t. surrender hls own. dIametrlcally op-
posed to theirs: he answers their nomination
with the boast a. am still Republican.
If they fail 10 elect him, then disheartenlng
defeat coming upon demoralizing disgrace
DESTROYS all that remains OF them. II they
succeed the rrepressible conflict between oP-
posing ideas breaks = once the truce IN which
they have i0ined their standards. The attempt
Of a weak man to conduct an administration
which carries an opposition within itself,
must plunge the country into discord and
confusion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

HisroKY or THE CONFEDERATE ARCHH Es--
Mr.. John T. Pickett writes to The Washing
ton Patriot giving complete history OF the
Confederate archives for which the Admins
tration paid the liberal sum Of $4,000 He
found them in Toronto, Jan. 20, 1865, and
at thac time offered them 10 Mr.. Seward
who refused to buy them until he could ex-
mine them They were purchased by the
Administration on the 81 Of the present
month Mr. Pickett continues.
The documents consists of the.entire ar
chives OF the Department of State OF the Con
tederatc States-nOthiDg more nor less
without the abstraction of a single piece
The secret service vouchere, by winch many
persOn. of little note. however, TINS side OF
the lines might have been compromised, did
not leave Richmond with those more public
pap ers, but were faithfully and honorably
DESTROYED by Mr. Benjamin the day OF the
evacuation. Thus do not perceive that
anybody is hurt, and there Is but one paper
the perusal of which gave me any PAIN
the Hon, Jacob Thompson report OF oper-
ations on the frontier, Sc-the existence OF
which was unknown 10 me until the othcer
with whom ! lately went To Canada found
il. as he would testify If called upon
Ii was too late, then. TO recedc, nor could l
nave been induced 10 talsity history by de-
str0ying it. And here follows curious
episode Knowing that the documents ex-
hIb.ted the fact that Mr.. Thompson had q
very larga amount of Confederate States
gold in has possession at the time Of the col
larsc-wnlca gold az has gone where the
wloIbiac twlncrn - went j long journey
last Summer 10 see him, and out OF album
dant kindness told him OF the FAC, tAat such
papers were still exraut lie would not be
convinced. saying Mr.. Benjamin had told
him evervthinS of the kind had been de-
strOyed, and | dare say be was 50 informed
and believed. this being manitestly the cue
OF that willy Hebrew. IN order t. share IN the
plumber aforesaid
As to anything in the whole IN ass initiating
against III race Greeley. triumphant election,
tuat were the merest mJOashIue. All that
Niagara Falls con terence i an old story.
- played out long ago Ii were simply
absurd to pretend to Imphcate him IN an
attempt u barn his own city. Iae truth Il,
these now famous archives nave no political
significance whatsoever. Historically and
financially they are valuable, dare say
All good citizens and taxpayers are inter
estei in the latter aspect. they may save
money to the commonwealth by detea TIN =
the claims OF those who threw up their caps
tor JEFF Davis and shouted ' deAtl % the
Yankees - during the war, and now come
up here with their claims and perlure their
souls by swearing they were always &c trOoly
loil.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

NOVEL ATTEMPT TO EsCAPE FROM Srye
NG.-Edward Hoyt and Charles Josepbs
pickpocket convicts Of Sing Sing, ATTEMPTED
to escape recently by slowing themselves
away in garbage barrels While the bar.
rels were standing in front Of the cook house
awaiting transportation they forced them
selves through the filth and Covered them
selves up, leaving small aperture to breath
through. The wagon was driven to dunn
ing ground half a mile above the village
when the driver stopped to unload Hovt
leaped out oC his barrel, pushed the terrified
driver off his seat and whipped the horses
into a run. The convict was too much e1
cited to notice which way he had headed
and before he was aware oil it be was almost
inside the prison yard again. Before be
could remedy his blunder the prison author
tiles captured him. The c0mmotion caused
by the discovery OF Hoyt led Josephs - rise
up and peep out. lie Vas also instantly
seized, and the two were marched to their
cells in plight.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-07-24

THREE WOMEN DRowNED.-A melanebol..
accident occurred in Millbury on FRIDAY :.
we learn from the Worcester Spv, Lucy A
and Lois S. Wilcox, daughters of Mrs win
lam Wilcox of Worcester. and Mrs Edmund,
daughter of Mr.. n Wood of Millbury. hem,
drowned in Singletary pond. The Wilcoss
girls are eighteen and sixteen years of age
and were in Millbury visiting at the time If
the accident. Mrs. Edmunds is a resident
of Millbury and about twenty-three years If
age. The three left the house together with.
out saying where they were going. After
prolonged absence Mr.. Edmunds went "a
look for them and found their clothes living
on the shore of the pond. He summoned
assistance and discovered the three bodies in
the water close together. Upon being taken
out life was found to be extinct, the bodies
having the appearance of having been IN
the water nearly two hours. 1t is supposed
that they went in bathing, and that one Of
them got beyond her depth when the Others
went 10 her assistance aud all three were
drowned. The mother of the Wilcox girls
oni receiving the news, fell senseless to the
ground, and it is feared the shock NAV prove
of a serious nature. Her daughters vera
remarkably bright and promising girls