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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-26
Experience Of Years.

CHAHLRsTowN, Mass, March 10, lSG9.
Mr.. IL. II. STEVENS:
This is to certify that have used your 'BloOd Pre-
paration" (Negetne) in my family for several year
and think that for Scrofua Cankcrous Aumors, OF
Rheumatic affections II cannot be cxcclled and
blood purifier and Spring medicine IL Is the best tnl
have used; and have used every thing. | car
cheerfuy recommend u to any in need OF such
medicine. Yours respectiullv.
Mrs. A. A. DINSMORE,
II Russell SIrrNt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-05-26
Nj. Nj. CHILD & 90.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
One three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2Io We
Tenth street, possession ut once.
One three-sory brick, No. 42i East Sixth street,wl
be sold n bargain
One threc-story brick front md side yards, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home
One thfcc-stOry brick, No. l.. Fourth street in
good repair, Tor Will rentl 10 zIgE
Ono two-stOry brick, with side AaId; within two
squares Of City Railway Depot.
Two elegant two-story bricks, with Mansard story
No. hoo and liO2 Broolnc street. whh all modern i'm
provements.
one elegant Market street foperty, onehar Of the
One thrcc-story brick Second street. between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. p01 Delaware
easy
Ono threc-story brick House on Oranrc street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth $3.50. ".
One threc-story house, No. w Fourth si,eft
between Jeheesnh and Madison.
Price s. 200, J.. WltI .ssf
ono lhice story brick, W. Sixth street near etls
son, Win s1de and front yard 70
One small farm of Sixty acres, in Brandt III
ty. ! - Yri'
farm in Bucks County, Penns Manor. OF 100
to NJ NJ CHILLY IA CO ~
apri0 No. L. W. Seventh street
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Wheeling y Lake Erie Road.


To NOrwalk Reflector OF the 18th
says
president Wood visited our place last
Monday, and from him We learn that con.
dition Of this enterprise is very enCoura-
ging. The old contract t1hIeh delayed the
operations Of Me managers Of The Road, has
6ESH SGtigaet0rily settled and surrendered,
so that ito Company is free to form HesO
contracts. A highly advantageous offer
has been made by some OF the most re-
liable and successful contractors at the east
to build and completely equip the Road
in two years, which it is quite probable
will be accepted by the Company.
ut is also probable that the arrange
ment proposed with the Cleveland VAL
ley Road, TO build jointly from Zoar,
about fifty miles 10 Wheeling, will be
definitely made in few days. The in
junction on the Wheeling subscription
will be determined at the term of Court
to be held there in June. A very short
time will place the business OF the Road
on substantial basis for operations, and
the work, when commenced, will be push.
forward vigorously to its completion"
This action, if correctly reported, turn
ishcs complete vindicston OF what the
INTELLIGENcER always said about the
WILSON with two Is and that uniortu.
nate contract. We shall be heartily glad
II the Company shall now beabIe to make
such new arrangements as to put its en-
terprise on u sound and successful basis.
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LYMAN BEEcuER used to pray 70
Lord keep US from despising our rulers,
and keep them from acting so that we
CAN'T helpit." The New York Camm'T-
Oial hopes, now that the New York char
ter has settled who are to be the directors
Of the municipal destinies Of the city, that
all good citizens will remember LYMAN
BEE0HER's prayer, as 1t is not wholly i'm.
possible that they may have occasion to
use il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

Mr.. Gladstone Is Prime Minister of
Great Britain, that is TO say, Of 100000
900 of men, aggregated in Variaus States
OF Europe, Africa, America, Asia and
Australasia But he holds this power at
the mere will Of q majority Of the House
oil Commons. He must consult their
wishes and their prejudlces in every act
Of his political life. If he conceives Il
great idea, he cannot make anything Of it
until after he has driven 1t into the heads
OF three or four hundred country gentle
men, which are not always peIIOrsbic
either by eloQuenCe or by reason. And
during the progress Of all measures, in.
Guiding especially foreign negotiations,
which require 10 be left undisturbed in
their progress from terminating TO matur.
ity, be is subject 10 be goaded almost to
madness every day by vicious interpel!a-
tons, not only on the part OF members o.!
the opposition, but even his own support.
ers in lheiHousC Of Commons.
How different is the spectacle Of gov
eminent in the United States Here, the
Presidcnt-that is the Prime Minister oil
the sovereign peoples placed in power
for fixed period Of time, during which
he is politically independent Of faction,
and can look at the temporary passions OF
the hour with calmness, so as to judge
them at their true value, and accept or re-
ject their voice according to tho dictates
Of public duty and the command of his
conscience. Neither he nor any Of the
members OF his Cabinet are subject TO DO
badgcred by factious or unreasonable per.
sonGl interrogation in either House Of
Congress.
Moreover, the House Of Representatives
does not presume to set itself up as the
superior either OF the President or Of the
Senate. Nor is the Senate in the condi-
ton OF being terrified from the discharge
OF It's duty by threats on the part Of the
President or OF the House Of Represent.
atives TO subjugate its free will at any
moment by thrusting into a batch Of
twenty new administration Senators.
Least Of all does the House OF Represent.
atives presume TO possess and exercise
the powers Oi u constituent national con.
venIion, to change in its discretion the
Constitution of the United States.
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THE monthly report Of the Department
OF Agriculture, Tor March, is occupied
mainly with statistics relating 10 the
methods, and want OF method Of farming,
it appearing that taking the country
through, there is comparatively little sci
entitic farming, and that aside from the
increase OF the value OF farming lands in
consequence OF the growth Of towns and
manufactures, there has OF late, been little
advance in the price Of land. The purely
farming lands away from markets have
decreased in value; the increase has been
In the SIateS where there is manufacture
Ing, and in those western States where
the railroad has lately brought them in
connection with the centres OF traffic and
exchange. In the south they have not
not quite got over the old system Of buy
ing upon credit, at cXtraVagant prices.
Bacon, thgt sells for II cents per pound,
cash, brings Is cents on three months
credit, and corn at dollar, cash, is 81 70
credit. Even in Missouri it seems that
during the war and high prices, and album
dance Of money, they "got into bad habits
and lived us though there was no end
to the supply" II is quite ms evident
from the perussl ofthiS document, as it is
from the indications Of Wall street, that
there must be- pulling up ail over the
country. No class seems TO be exempt
from the prevailing extravaganza; the
farmers have been az easily excited and
as tar carried away us any, and, as their
profits arc always less than those Of the
tradesme1 and spectators, in tho long
run it is harder Tor them TO recover.
What is peremptorily needed is more
thoroughly Intelligent cultivation; an ad.
herence 10 crops which grow well IN any
given section, with proper rotation; an
earnest conviction that tho only sound
and safe way is to be prudent; and the
most utter indifference to tho style of
living of anybody else. AE rule, the
farmers Of the United States do not think
enough; they move in the ruts, and the
soil is consequently exhausted at Il time
when ii should be in good heart.
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A Comparison of the Constitutional
Systems Of Great Britain and the
United States.

a companion OF tue NOubIlSuILOuul
Systems Of GTeRt Britain and the
United States.
(From Caleb Cush!nG'S Now Work on Tho
TrcAty OF Hashluxton.O
1t is not uncommon in England 10 sup.
pose and TO say that demagogY, that Is,
factions appeal 10 popular prejudice and
passion is u conspicuous feature OF pOlit-
zeal action in the United States. 1t seems
to be Buppoed also that demagogy here
pleases itself especially with accusations
Of Great Britain. Meanwhile, 1t is COM
placently assumed that self:possiOn and
stability, with exceptional amisbility
toward the United States, characterize
political action in Great Britain. think
the absolute reverse OF all this Is the
truth.
In Great Britain the political institu-
tions OF the country are indefinite, unwrit.
ten, unhxed, without positive stand.
point anywhere, shifting from day TO day;
consisting, in form, Of Kings, Lords, and
Commons, without any visible lines OF
limitation between them, and resolved TO-
day into an OmnisOtent Parliament, one
branch Of which, the House OF Commons
arrOgates to itself the character OF a con-
stituent national convention TO impose on
King and Lords any change in the ma.
itonal institutions 1t sees tit, and assuming
ioitselL the function, by means Of quasi
committee Of It's body, to control absolute.
" the administration, both foreign and
domestic, Of Great Britain.
This committee Of the House OF Com.
mons, to be sure, has communicated with
another quasi committee Of the House of
Lords; which, all together, formerly call.
cd Ministers Of the Crown, now take TO
themselves, IN the very text OF treaties as
we'll as in domestic affairs, the revolution.
ary title Of the british Government"
But, while the theoretical power Of the
crown Is nominally exercised by Joint
committee of both Houses OF Parliament,
tits vested, in fact, in the Committee Of
the House Of Commons, which, upon
all occasions, whether ordinary admins
tratIve matters or Of the frequently Tecur.
ring radical changes in the political insti'
tutions Of the country, constantly and
loudly deaes and ovcrbears the House oil
Lords.
Now, the submergGnce Of the power Of
the Crown in Parliament and Of that ofPar
lament in the House Of Commons, and the
commitment OF all these powers 10 transi.
tory nominees Of the House Of Commons,
arc facts which, combined, have produced
the result that government in England
Is Ut the mercy Of every gust OF popular
passion, every storm Of misdireCtsd public
opinion, every devious impulse Of dema'
gogic agitStion-nothing correspondent
70 which exists in the United States.
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THERE is very strong suspicion that
the .ecentlnvestigation ocCasiontd by al.
legations of bribery against the Supreme
Court OF Indiana was far enough from
thorough. Tho allegations, according to
the indianapolis Journal, are, that three
men were paid respectively $1,000, $4,000
and $4,000 as fees, contiugently upon e
favorable decision in Il certain railroad
case within certain time. The decision
was favorable and granted within the
specified time. The recipients OF the fees
swore that they received them Tor probes
Sional services, rendered in one case in
i've weeks, in another in two months, and
10 the third in two weeks. Neither Of
"the men appeared in the court during the
time in which these services are alleged
to have been rendered.
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MeW AdYertieements.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
~ April Term County CouEtof Ohio county,
April I. 1872.
Eenry II, snow
David K. Irwin.
This DAY came the plaintiff by his attorney,
and upon motion OF the plaintiff the attachment
10 sAId cause ls Goeketed the object OF said sult
being to recover from the defendant one nun
bred an! twenty-OnC and S0-iOO dollars, with IN
terest from October TO- 1870, and the costs OF ms
suit, and subject TO the payment Thereon the
property attached; and tho order OF attachment
In tA'd case having been this day returned oy
the sheriff Of this county, Oecutcd by IeE}!nE
upon the right, title, interest and estate o. toc
defendant IN lot No. o and In portions OF lots
No. 90. q and &c on the west side oIMain street,
between Adams NRd Washington streets IN Inc
city OF Wheeling stOhlo county, West NIrTtniA
moEe fully described IN the return OF the EheFiu
on said order OF attachment, and the deiendSht
not having been served withA copy OF said otueE
OF attachment, or with process In said eult0 9nu
1t appearing from an AfldAyit died therein that
GAid defendant Is not 3 resident OF this SLAte OF
West Virginia. Its ordered by the Court mat
said defendant! Is required to appear Mltniln OnG
month after the date Of the aist publication OF
this order and do Whist IL necessary 10 prO!ect
his Interest, and this order shAll be pubhdhed
and posted a. reQalred ia section u OF chapter
isi Of the code OF West Virginia, concerning or
ders Of publication, and this matter Is continu eo.
A copy tcste ROBT. B. WOODS, CIGrk
CA[uwELL j. CALDWELL, AtIyS for PlAlnuU'
aprslM
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AT Grafton, Thursday night, a man
named DANIEL WOODS, from Randolph
county, while in condition Of into1ica.
ton fell from platform upon some rocks
and received such injuries that he died in
a lew hours.
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dissolution OF CO.PARTNER.
TN THE CIRCUITCOURT OF OHIO
L County, West Virginia,
Martha Knox'B Executors

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
l. County, West Virginia.
Martha Knox'S Executors
u. I'm ChAncPrY
Charles Able and wife 1t al.
Dy virtue Of decree Of tho Circuit Court OF
and entered on the 3Oth day Of October, 1873, in
the above entitled causein the Eaid Court pend.
Ing, will on
THURSDAY, tho lst day Of May, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock A. n, at tho front door Of tho Court
House OF Ohio county, sell at public auction all
that tract or parcel OF land now occupied by the
said Charles Able, situate south Of Wheeling
Creek, adjoining lands oil Mrs.. Emma B. Carter,
George Roberts and William Goshorn, and bound.
cd and described a. follows, viz: Beginning at q
sugar tree stump, an original sugar tree corner
OF surveys made for Edward Calhoun and James
Caldwell respectively, thence with line be.
tween said surveys 8. 49k degrees, e. 3 30-1O0
poles to the south aldo Of what 10 called the Hub
bard road, and with the same N. AZ degrees, &.
20 poles, N. IS degrees, 3. - poleB, n. 69]< de.
grees, Rast q $500 poles, thence leaving said
original line between the Calhoun and Smith
tracts, and With the Bame s. % degrees, W. IS
poles to the beginning; containing dVo acres
and ave poles, and being tho EAme tract or par
Gel Of land conveyed to eaid Charles Able BY
deed OF Martha Knox bearing date the list day Of
January A. D. 1867, and Of record in the Clerks
ONCE Of the County Court Of Ohio county in
Deed Book No. 81 folio 1877, together with all the
improvements thereon and the coal underlying
the same.
T1RMS OF sALH-one. fourth or 70 much more
OF the purchase money 90 the purchaser or pur
chasOrS may elect TO pay In each, and tho residue
In three equal inBtAllments ~ sIx, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of Gale, the pur.
chaser giving security for the payment Of the do.
ferTed instAllments and interest on the PAme
from the day Of sale, TO be approved by the Com.
missioner heEeInAites named.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
GRO. A. WICKHAM, AuctIoneGr. n4Ea0
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TEE Junior Of the Grafton Sentinel, who
is of OF King wood enjoying little relax
alton and smallpox, is sadly missed BY
the senior, who does not want to hurry
him home, though, till he is entirely ready
10 come.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
- April term County Court orohIo County
April Z, 1873.
George Walters, Jr., Plaintiff,

~ april term county court OL OlIo SVuuIy
April Z, 1873.
George Walters, Jr., Plaintiff,
ps.
David Il. Irwin Defendant. In asHumpst with
Attachment.
This day came the Plaintiff by his attorney
and upon motiont0f the plaintiff the attachment
In said cause IL dockGted. The object Of said
Euit being 10 recover from tho defendant ight
hundred and eighty dollars with interest thereon
from the hrst day OF August, 1870, until pay.
nent and this costs Of this suit; and 10 subject
10 the payment thereof the property attached;
and the order Of attachment In said case having
this day been returned by the sheriff Of this
county executed by lcvying upon the right, title,
interest Ind estate Of tho defendant In lot No.
- and In portions Of lots No. 90, q and 90, on
the west side Of Main street between Adams
and Washington streets. in the city Of Wheel.
log. Ohio county, West Virginia, moro fully de.
scTlbod 10 the return Of tho Sheriff on said or.
der Of attachment, and the defendant not having
been served with copy Of raid order Of attach
mGnt or with process In said suit; and 1t appear.
ing rom an AFFIDAVIT aled therein that said dc.
PENDANT IL not resident Of this State Of West
Virginia. 1t Is ordered by the Court that said
defendant Is required to appear within one
month after the date Of the hTst publication OF
this order, and 10 do what Is necessary to pro.
teet his interest. And this order shGlf DO pub
liAhed and posted as required In section IL o.
chapter I2i OF the Code OF West Virginia, conf
corning orders OF publication. And this matter
< copy teStc, RoBT. B. WOODS. Clerk,
CALDWELL d CALDWELL, Atty's for Plaintiff.
apT2iM
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
~ April Tern County Cour: OF Ohio county.
April :. 1873.
}. u In assumpsIt with attach
John V. Mcdonald ment
This day came the plaintiff by It's attorney
and on motion OF the plaintlG the attachment IN
said Cause Is docketed. the object OF sal 0suit
being TO recover from tho defendant TWEEN Ave
hundred, one and 33.l0l dollars, with interest
from March l., ls79, and costs Of this suit, and
subject 10 the payment thereof the claim OF tho
defendant against "Tnc Citizens Fire, Marine
and Life Insurance Company" OF Wheeling,
which Insurance company has been garnisheed
In said case; and the order OF attach ment IN sad
case having been this day returned by the eherih
Of this county executed, and the defendant not
having been served with copy OF said order o.
attachment, or with process In eSld suit; and u
appearing nom an AFFIDAVIT nled therein that
sSid defendant 10 NOT resident OF this STATE OF
West Virginia. II Is ordered by the Court that
said defendant Is required TO appear within one
month after the date Of the Grst publication Of
this order. and 10 do what Is necessary to pro-
tect his interest; and this order shall be pub:
lishtd and posted as required In section IL OF
chapter l2A Of the Code OF West Virginia, con.
corning orders Of publication, and this matter
Is continued.
CALDWELL i CALDWELL, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
ADH3lM
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.STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
- April Term County Court Of Ohio county,
April7. 1873.
SYlVeatcr 8. Marvin
David < E. Irwin. In A''r R!St with attach
This DAY came the plaintiff BY his attorney,
and upon motion OF the plaIGtiF the attachment
IN said cause is docketed, the obje6tbf said suit
being 10 recover from the defendant two hundred
ten and 50.l00 dollars. with interest on one hun.
dred dollars, parcel thereof, from the 23d day OF
August. 1870, until payment and with interest on
10 6Oi0O dollars, residue thereof, from August
%, 1870, until payment and the costs Ofthis cult;
and to subject 70 the payment thereofthG prop.
eTty attached, and the order Of attachment In
said Case having been this day returned BY the
Aherld ofthis county executed, BY leVyinG upon
the right, title interest and estate Of tho defend
ant in lot No. Is, and in portions OF lots No. %,
81 and %, on the west side OF Main street, be
tween Adams and Washington streets, In the
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia.
more fully described In the return Of the sheriff
on said order Of attachment; and the defendant
not having been served with copy Of said ordef
ofAttAchment, or with process In said suit, and
1t appearing from an affidavit fled therein that
said defendant 10 not resident OF this StStc Of
West Virginia, 1t is'ordered by the Court that
said defend intl Is required 10 appear within one
this order and do what is necessary to protect
his interest, and this order shall be Published
and posted as required in section 70 chapter
l2i Of tho Code Of West Virginia concerning or.
ders Of publication, and this matter iScontinued.
A copy teste. ROBT. B. WOODS, Clerk.
CALDWELL CALDWELL, Attys for PlaiE!!4
apr2lM
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Attachment
This day came the plaintiffs BY their attorney,
and upon motion Of the plaintiffs the attachment
in OGtd cause 10 docketed. Tho object OF sSid
suit being 10 recover from the defendant eighty
and 9l.IO0 dollars with interest thereon from the
90th day Of september, 1870, until payment, and
the coats Of tho subject Of this suit
and TO subject TO tho payment hereof
the properly attached; and the order Of attach.
ment in said case having been this day Fotufu.
ed By the sheriff Of this county, executed By
ievyinV upon tho right title, Interest and GO.
tate Of the defendant In lot No. % aud In por.
tons Of lots Nos. 90. q and %, on the west side
Of Main street, between Adams and Washington
streets, In tho city OF WheO Ing, Ohio county,
West Virginia, more fully described In the Ie-
return OF tho Sheriff on said order OF a..
tSehment; and the defendant not having
been served with copy Of said oEdGro Of attach.
msnt or With process Ia said suit, and 1t appear.
ing from an GflldAvit died therein, that said de
Isadant u not . resident oftho State Of West
Hltginia, It's ordered by the Court that said dc.
Ienahntt Is required 10 appear within one monlh
SileF me date OF the arst publication Of this or.
Ger AND DO what 10 necessary 10 protect hIsiu.
teLSsS Hno thls order shall be Published and
po.tea ao required In section ID OF chapter ia
g. sho C0GS Of West VlrEiniI, concerning OF.
And this matter 10 Continued
Acopy tsGte. RNBr. D, Woons c,.-L
CALpMILL q CALDWElI, Atty'G Tor PiSipiia,
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TEE Springfield Republican has this
neat little hint:
"a correspondent writes to ask, What
has Henry L. Dawes done with that
SCOOP Mr.. Dawes address during the
Congressional recess is Pittsfeld, Mass"
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Wheeling, Thursday, May s,
RrP1f.ltdSy.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
- April Term, County Court OF Ohio County,
April I, 1879
Z. Nelson Blake, Kelley Page, William ".
buginets under tho Arm and style OF Blake
HerdnAn & Co., Plaintiffs,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
- April term County Court Of Ohio County,
April I, 1873.
John r. Warren, Samuel G. Warren and Robt.
L. Smith, partners, doing business under the
arm name and style of J. T. Warren q Co.
PlAintifJ,E!