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IT may afford the Register some relief
from It's consuming anxiety on the sub
icct OF immigration, 10 be informed that
VIC are not at this lime conducting the
legislative business Of this young and vig'
orous commonwealth. If you will turn
your present Legislature out to grass and
give us the roins, we will show you what
to do to bring In settlers.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Irr.yr p.rmcru ,,or,cp
n - saS,a.sas ~ thnsn , NhUihtS ne. ,.
~ hn M tn STy mno a aaH aS1
habits, which ruin both body and mind, anatir
them LOT e,tner pusiness' s'uay, soeie1y OF nG
fis aS... ,rc anna nj the ana and melaneho,,,,
fects produced BY carly habits Of youth. Viz,
Weetness nf the baek and Liu,bs. Pains II II.
Had n,mness ri SIebt Ioss Of MnscnIsr pos
~ PsInitation Of INC Hcart. DyspesIa. Nerynu.
irsitsbiiity. Deraneement of the DIrcstss
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms q Con.
sumption. Ia : " WV
MrNTAILY.-The fearful effect on the mind 1,
much 10 be drcadcd-Loss OF Memory, CollatlOa
OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forebod.
ings, Aversion 70 Society, Self Distrlst Love
OF Solitude, Timidlty, &c, arc some Of The eyIh
produced. si
Thousands Of persons OF all ages eau nov
Judge what Is tho cause OF their declining heath,
vous and Cmac!ated, having n singular appa,.
ance about tho eyes, cough and symptoms Of
Consumption.
r. YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by certain pfit
t!ce INDUCED in when alone, habit ffeqGefty
learned from evil companions or at school, he
and II not cured renders marriage immpossiEs
and destroys both mind and body, should afry
Immediately. ~ FI4Z 500
What pity that young mhn, tho hope u.
country, the darling Of his parents, Should y
snatched from I'LL prospects and enjoymenua
hle BY the consequences o. deviating from hs
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
sa MARRIAGE.
reflect that sound mind and body are The most
necessary requisites 70 promote connnbial hlp
plness.. Indeed, without these tho Journey
through lilo becomes weary pilgrimage; iee
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For Sale.
TnHE FINEST RESIDENCE IN I'm
Il OHIO COUNTY. tiij

! I offer for sale the residence Of Col j. Horn.
brook four miles cast Of the city, situated In the
Of ground overlooking The entire valley and easy
or access "a Their by rail- or turnplke. The i'm.
progemcntst arc amplc and OF the most substan-
usl kind made unaer his own inspection, where
he bas spent at least twenty Yeas Of his active
and industrious lifc Identifying and perfeettng
th0pfemisss. d here are thirteenaefes ofground,
mostly covered with choice Fruit and Shrpbbery,
Very slittlc additional expense would make II
the most desirable summer Resort within one
hundred miles OF tho city. a IGL. .EsJ YAN
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oher effect than to keep the dust down.
There were over 10000 tickets sold, i is
said, at the entrance, and the receipts S20.
500; stands sold -, 900. The ladies Of
the Congregational church took in a.
700 for meals In their stand, clearing
about 80 600 for the church. y But they
worked. The people were oil pleasantly
accommodated with board, and seemed
to be pleased with the place. There was
neitherrowdyism nor accident during the
Fair. ]. =. w.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1873

TEE C1ARKsBuRe FAIR. - Through
some uis.iniorma,ion or iuadvertency we
referred to the Clarksburg Fair a few
DAYS ago as beginning on the 10Th inst
Mr.. H. D. BouoHsER, the Secretary Of the
Fair Association, writes us,to correct the
error. The Fair will be held on the 10Th,
17,h and 18th insts.
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iRATCHEL oR''s HAIR DYE.

This; supsfb' Hair Dyo is5the MISS iR9fns
wos.pmpsrfes.l, siiaeis "a Ra, u.
ious Tints, no unpleasant cd me genaiAe
WA. Batchelor' 8 Hair eprodnees N KDl.
ATEI.Yl a splendid Black oh Natural! Brown.
Does lot stain the akin, lbuto leayes the Hair
Clean, toit and Beautiful, = The only ealeJ and
Bond street. Nov York q fF35dana7eod.wE
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Obstacles to Marriage.

: lHsppy Belief. for ioans Men ,from-the e.
fecis Of Errors and Abuses q early LIE; Man
moved New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
jree.i i1 sealed envelopes - Addrtss, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. ; South Ninth st., Phila-
delphia, Pa Ian institution having high repu:
tatloa for honorable conduct and professional
skN ly7.uAW
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BRtrT-ToMs,Lsunda September :, is1s.
ATM. e. Church, salineville, BY Rev;J w. Nc:
Abee, Mr.. LOUIS W. Barr, OF Wheeling, and
Mas JENNIE .. Tons, Of salineyilie, Colnmbi-
alacounty, Ohio,
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EPISCOPAL Aigh Schoo! Of Virginia
NEAR ALEXANDRIA

The soth Annual Session Of this School for Boys
begins Hept. d, 1873. Full corps OF Assistants.
Terms $3.50 per year. No extras. Catalogue,
with particulars sent on application to the Prin-
eipal-.S !" ~ L. n. BLACKBOARD. MA,
Twas .swAW IlitgJ q ALEXANDRIA, VA q
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TEMALE SCHOOL,
Mrs. c. 3. Smyth's School for Young Ladies'
and Children, In the Iindsley Institute Building,
win re.opon September 8th, 1871. =. =.
English Branches, Mathematics and Modern
Languages BY competent teachers. .-,-y-..s-, Z.
Painting and Drawing Classes taught by Mrs.
Wilkinson. The Glocstion 10 very desirable,
being central, quiet, and easy OF access. For
circulars, or further information apply to MIS-;
smy,h, Chapline street, near Twenty ,iourth told
First street) or at the school looms.
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2 Especial Fsotlcss.,
t1EEP 1T IN YOUR HOUSE. =
Kraft's Diarrhsa Compound.

"A SAFE, sws a,,d Speedy Cur Tor Dianhea,
Dyseftery, holers Morbus, summer Complaint,
&c, This medicine 10 usee and endorsed By 0
greater number Of psople than aty other prepar-
: d a McCAbR, KRAFT q co.. Proprietor, =
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For Sale.
T,RUsTERS SALE.

NhUSl GE . paDE' L
} By virtue ofa deed Of ttust made June q, LESS,
by William Dixon and vile u the undersigned
trustee which deed isUf record In Deed BOOB
No. 81 page bl4 In the office OF the Clerk OF TIT
Connty Conrt OF Ohio county, West Virginia, Y
will offer at pubic sale at tho ont e0ot OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on - :
SATURDAY, September q, 1873, r.
Beginning at 10 o'clock NJ, tho following dc;
sausio Nc. "a ii ciurchiils addition 70 tbs tisy'
OF Wheeling, commonly called Buena Vista, with
the buildings and Improvement thereon. \, Nc,
TEans or sALx@aalf the purchase money
months from day Of sale. 9TH lntetest, and te:
cnrity satisfactory TO the trustee. t,Yrzrs g,
: Title believed good, but selling as ttns:ees 1.
shall convey only such title as,is vested Ia me
Ds saa aeoa q MY q. MORGAN, siastee.
- , Tn =. N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
! WAeeilno, August 90. 1873. l.sEz= aus7
TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND
i REAL ESTATE. q SsE
Byvirtue Of two deeds OF trust made By, A; Il.
cd trustee, one Of which deeds u. dated Decemt
ber ., 1869 and recorded In the ONCE Of The Clerk
Of the County Court Of OHIO county, Wet VIZ:
giniA, in Deed Boot, No. %, pago ~, ard The
Other dated Rsbrusry q ,ssg and ~ e9ited N
100, win offer at public ealc ut the ircntdoor OF
the Court House Of Ohio county, onHH
SATURDAY, September q, 1873,
Beginning at 10Y O'Clock a. N, tho following
described property, situate on Wheeling Island,
u isS WI Mhss.ng s91snat q ONO ann
piece or Parcel Of isnd situate on said leland n
D. l. Zane's addition to said city, and commenc.
ing at the north west corner Of lot numbered
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR, JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate from one Of the most emlneni
Colleges In tho United States, and the create
cf London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
has effected nomeof tho most astonishing cure,
ever known. - Many troubled with ringing Ia
the head and oars when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashigl
ness, with frequent bluHhlng. attended some.
times with defangement OF mind, were eaitd
Immediately
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DIED.

: 1RwIN.-Tuesdsy. September Q, 1873, EpsAH
J.. infant son OF W. W. and Emma Z. 1rwin.G :!
Funeral thist Wednesday " morning Of 10 o'clock
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NHEEsE-75 BOXES PRIME
" Goshen, arriving o.
Iy2i List, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
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TTNpREcEDENTED SUCCESS i OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

Its great popularity Is duo to the fact, that It
Ia the PuRxsr, CHHAPksr and BEST BAKING Pow.
DEW \ ae ees aiiti KRAFT q co. p,opristots,
myl9 Wheeling, W, Va.
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New AdvertIssi,le nts.
SATURDAY.. uelobet q, ls1o,

u. will offer for sale at ,fe front door oi The
Court House, in wheeling, Ohio Co, ". w on
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-, -. medical.
Baltimore Lock'HospitaI
BALTIMORE, ND,
0ehs-7 South Frederick Street
lNae,dice:al,.
DR.. JOHNSON

DR.. JOHNSON
Has discovered the most Certain, spee,ly .,A
only EfIectuAl Remedy In tho warid ior %ssIIa
ness OF tho Back or Limbe, Structures, AiIertcs.
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyolunt,ry III
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ntryops,
meas, Dyspepsia, LAngnor, Low Spirits, Tom.
sion Of Ideas, Palpitation OF The Hear, TlmItI.
Diseases Of tie He ID, Throat, Nose o. Skin Sim i,
'feetions o. tho Liver, Enngss Stomach or Howe.
those Terrible Disorders arising from sOllIsn
Habits OF You'h-sEcItEl and solitary ptctIoe,
moro fatal 70 their yietims thanIthe songs 81 n.
syronsS TO .the Marinera Sot Ulysses, 6lIghtine
their most brilliant hopes or antieipatIoGs, IN
dcring marriage. &c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been the victims Of Sollt
~ Vice, thst dreadful and destructive hSsI,
which annually sweeps to an untmeiy e,s U,s
thousands OF Soung Men Of the most etsltsS
talent and brilliant intellect, who MIGHT otSsss
wise have eptr1need listening eenates with II.
thnndsr Of eloqucnce, or walked 10 eestAcy IN
thrilling Tyre, may cail'with full confidence,
i1i3y . .aGi MARRIAGE. u 10
Married Persons, or Young Men eontemplstrs
Marriage; being aware ~ Physical weakness
I hc who places himself under the care Of b,
I I, mayreligiously eonude In his honor a. s IN
tleman, aud confidently rely upon his skill 4: !
~ ~ - ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Vigof restored
This distressing Affection, which renders Lifs
miserable and Marriage impossible, 10 tho penll.
~ paid by the victims Of Improper indulgence.
Young persona arc too apt TO commit eIeese,
from not being aware Of the dreadful conseQusn.
ces thatmay cnsue. Now, who that undentand.
tho subject will pretend TO deny that the poVa
or proecreationis lost sooner by those hllIrg
into improper habits than by the prudent. Be;
sides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
otfspring, tho most serious and destructive
symptoms Of both body and mind arise, The
System becomes Deranged,. the Physical and
Mental Functions weak 3 aed. loss Of ProGa.
tive Power, Nervous IrritabtlitY Dyspepsia
Palpatation the Heart, Indigestion, Constla.
tional Debility, wasting OF the Frame, C0Egh,
Consumption, Decay and Death.
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West Virginia University.

Catalogues describing the other departments
may DO obtained rom the Fecretaty OF tho Fac
ulty, I,rof. Geo. W. Glover. or tho undersigned.
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New Advertisements.
Hennegena 4. Cos,
,asuop rom nPran IrsAIFlrDc

\ 70 q 31'l ffi07HI'1Is.Dl M y -.77IH
rQt au.-t l4psl ~ ~'a' iHrU il.'
gro y.Jt
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MISS NJ r. JAMESON, a-
Teacher Of Piano &yocal Music
South side Centre St., between 9Th and 9Th,
ili'iG WHEELING, W. Va
.EMALE SCHOOL

Vocal lessons given privately or in classes. pu
nils received ut any time. = .frsss 1881
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o,iETHANY. COLLEGE.

! ALEX. MARTIN, President
MoIsAsrowg, VIVA, August. 1873. aus
The sun., 1873-05-23
The Ohio Republicans Striking the
keynote.

The resolutions adopted by the Repub-.
lican State Convention of Ohio in regard
10 the Credit Mohilicr corruptions and the
Congressional back-pay swindle are worthy
Of note Though cvaSivc, weak, and watery,
The fact that they touch these subjects nt
all shows that the ohio Republicans have
felt the pressure of public opinion, aud
dare not enter into the campaign without
seeming to say something to meet its de-
Inands.
AS BINGuAM and GARFIELD, who were
stained from head to foot III the Credit
Mohilier iobhcry, are among the foremost
leaders of the party in Ohio, rs is also
SHELLABARGER, who has made petit
fogging plea in defence of the back-pay
steal, and as scarcely any Of the Repub-
lican members from that state have re-
turned the plundcr, it is highly probable
that the Convention was guilty of rank
hypocrisy in passing its condemnat"rN
resolutions. Nevertheless, as this is the
homage which vice is constrained to pay
10 virtue, the country will take the en-
forced declarations of the Convention for
precisely what they are worth.
Doubtless the Ohio Convention has
struck the keynote for the Republican
party in the coming political contests all
through the North. And what is TO be
their platform? Feeble condemnation of
the Credit Mohilier transactions, without
daring to call even one OF the rogucs by
name; pTaisng Congress for its zeal in eX-
posing corruptions which il shrank from
Furnishing because they implicated SO many
Republicans in the Senate and House; con-
dcmning the back-pay swindle in general
terms, but not descending 10 such particu-
lars rs can alone give point to the censure
eulogizing GRANT in round terms, but for
getting To tell how he lobbied for the back
pay bill because it put 100000 in his own
pocket; ana all the while maintaining a
discreet silence in regard to the corrup-
tions and usurpatious of the carpet-bag
Governments, and the unauthorized use OF
the bayonets of the army by the Admins
trntion 20 put down State officials whom
fhe people elected, and to set up Officials
whom the people rcpudiated, and such
like minor topics!
Can the Republican party carry the
Northern states this fail on such Il plat
form;
The sun., 1873-05-23
A New Abuse.

Just before the adjournment of Congress
the contract for publishing the Giobc cX-
pired, and extraordinary efforts were made
10 secure il for the Ring, who have en-
crossed nearly all the patronage in the
District of Columbia. a strong comhina-
ton was formed forthis purpose in and out
of the House of Representatives, and the
ostensible owner of the Republican was
put forward to represent it and bid. His
otlrr was 50 low rs to defeat the scheme.
and demonstrated that il was q mere sham
10 get possession of the contract, ana then
appeal to Congress for "A restoration OF the
old prices. Bc,iic-, it was notorious that
this bidder had no actual means for cXCcut-
ing the work.
Uudrr these circumstances il was deter
mined to transfer the publication to the
Government printing office until some
permanent policy should bc adopted. A
quarto called the Congressional Record WAS
issued during the executive session of the
Senate after the ith of March and pro-
visonnl contract 20 do the reporting on the
same terms that the GiObC had previously
been paid was temporarily made with one
Of the corps
The House Of Representatives adjourned
ON the 4th of March. and consequently
had no proceedings 10 publish after that
date But on the very eve of going away
MI. DAWES succeeded in making the re-
portersof the globe regular officers of the
House, 10y which act some $4,000 year
will be added to the already cxtravagant
expenses of that body, to say nothing of
the cost which must in other respects fol-
low the initiation of this barefaced abuse.
Here is how if came about according TO
the (ilobc as reported on the Sd of March:
The sun., 1873-05-23
The Lesson OF Fraud NJ Home.

1t is not an encouraging sign Of the times
to see the annual elections of the Mercan-
tile Library Association, an organization
formed for the moral and mental improve
meut of merchants clerks, turned into
rowdy contests in which the worst offences
Of corrupt politicians are openly initiated.
The young men OF the Mercantile Library
Association form Il body from which th@
future merchants of New York are TO be
recruited. 1t is of the utmost importance
To- the woll being of society that among
these young men the strictcst principles of
honor and integrity should be maintained.
Yet in elccting the officers of thcir asso-
citation to places which involve financial
trust~ as well as the general management
of the association, the public have seen
the immoral tactics of II sixth Ward pT-
mary meeting brought into requi,tion,
and notorious repeater brought from grog
shops 10 vote under the names OF legally
qualified members.
But after all it is not the young men of
the association who are 10 be blamed for
the Introduction of dishonest practices in
their choice Of officers. Many of them are
in the employ OF merchants of high social
and business standing, some Of them bright
and shining lights in Christian churches,
who have steadily supported an Adminis-
tration which has made election frauds of
various kinds its chief instrument of po-
litical success. 1t can hardly be wondered
at that young men with such facts before
them should consider themselves justified
in resorting to the same means for securing
their objects that the President Of the
United States, with the tacit approval of
the whole Republican party, has eucour-
aged from one end of the country to the
other.
Many members of the association doubt
les look upon the introduction of repeat
era in their elections as only huge joke,
asgood Christians and reputable merchants
/ supporting the Administration chucklcd
over the vllainy by which Pennsylvania
last October was delivered over TO the rule
Of one Of the most corrupt Rings in the
I country, ana GRANTS success in November
/ thereby made sure. But violations of honor
| and honesty are not pleasant icsts when
! INDUCED in either by young men in mer-
| camille life or by their elders to whom
/ they look for example,
The sun., 1873-05-23
100000 PLUM.
OrviI Crsst Discovers it-And Takes a Bite
The President on the Ground-Look Out
for n New Secretary of the Interior when
the MhistIe BloMs-MarryLng q Dent.


Correspondence OF The sun.
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Congress having ap-
propriated 100000 for the erection OF new
Custom House in this city, there has been a
grand rush for the spoils. A half million has
already been spent for the lot on which to put
the building. Two kinds Of stone are to be used
IN its construction. The contract for the upper
stone work has been given to snyder BrOwn'
the owners OF granite quoTies out on the Iron
Mountain Railroad. This Brown Is our old
friend Gratz, ex-senator and ex-candidate for
the Vice-Prcsidency. II Is understood that Mr..
Orvil Grant, the brother of the President has
been made clerk Of this granite company at
salary of $500 year, and II IL asserted that In
addition to this sum he Is to receive ten per
cent OF the contract price. Orvil was In the
city on lark some two weeks ago, and is said
to have been unusually leaky. have good au-
thority for saying that he impaired the story Of
his good luck to two or three Of his old cronies,
who proved a. leaky as Orvil himself. Some
think that the Presidents recent visit was
partly on account OF this report. II he has
crushed the business, nobody a. aware OF ~
| Orvil ia in good spirits, and looks like man who
has big thing within easy grasp.
There is no doubt but what Mr.. Charles W
| Ford, Collector of Internal Revenue hero and
| general agent OF the United states Express
Company, has been offered the Secretaryship OF
! the Interior. II IA or was the Intention OF the
/ PRESIDENT 10 place Delitlo III
| IA Secretary Of the Treasury, and to put Ford In
| Deanos place. Ford Is a wealthy bachelor, and
| has fair reputation. He was formerly one OF
| Grants most intimate friends, and was In the
habit Of taking him home when the army officer
was hopelessly intoxicated: some Of the Re
| pubcans here believe that Grant has aban-
| doned the Idea Of placing Ford In the Interior
| Department, but the shrewder ones say that the
| thing Is bound to come in the long run. When
| questioned closely Ford declares that he will
decline the Office
| Provision has been made for another relative
| Of the President. His name Ia W B. W. Bar-
| nard. He married one OF the Dents and was
| made Inspector of National Banks for this dis
| trict which includes, Illinois, Missouri. and
! other States. Ii Ia said to lie fne PLACER for
strictly honest man, and Mr.. Barnard 10 known
| to he Just such man.
| All the Federal Offices In st. Louis are said tC
| he filed by relatives and old army cronies Of the
| President. They had n glorious time during his
late visit. one of Grant < most ardent support
ers told me to-day with tears In his eyes that
the General Ia drinking unusually hard, aud that
" Is seriously affecting his health" | dc not be
licve,' said he that he will live his term Out
unless he puts on the break