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Counsel for AiIing.

Nothing is cheaper to those who give 1t
than good advice; nothing is more valua-
BILE TO those who receive it in the right
spirit and promptly act upon it. Well,
then, we advise the feeble, the ailing, the
respondent TO become strong and hearty
and cheerful. "Ah !" reply all these un-
fortunates in breath, sit needs no wfseacre
to each us that such a change is desirable
but how Is 1t to be effected ?" Your patience,
sick and sorrowful friends, ana We Will In
form you. Learn then that there Is such
sanitary value in the famous vegetable
restorative known as Ho~telter's Stomach
Bitters, that no phase OF muscular or nerv-
Gus debility, no species OF bilious disorder,
no variety Of that torment called dyspepsia,
no case OF chills and fever, no form ot
hypochondr'a, that may not he cured by
the perseverlng use of this harmless but
irresi- tible invigorant, Alternative and cor
rectfye, q
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THx general characterization office of

The general transportation Office of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, it is
stated, is to be removed from Baltimore
to Cumberland. Suitsb bic rooms are to
be provided for the transaction Of the
business Of this important department
of the road in the new freight depot
building now in course of erection OPP
pesite the new depot hotel. 1t is under.
stood that the Assistant Master Of
Transportation. Mr.. Sharp, will estab-
lish bis headquarters there, and it is re-
ported that Mr.. Keyser, Vice President
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
President Of the Baltimore and Con-
nellsville railroad, will also make his
headquarters in Cumberland.
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The Eiend.

A villainous attempt was made on
Thursday morning Of this week to
throw the fast line east from the track,
at place two miles and halt west
Of Bolton, on the fourth division OF the
B. Il O. R. r. The fiend had taken a
piece Of q rail from five to six feet in
length and stuck one end between two
cross.ties and laid the other across one
OF the railp, and had driven spikes on
either side to confine the piece to ite
position. The fast line east came
along at a pretty brisk speed, being on
the down grade-w fortunately the
piece of rail was broken in two by tine
force of the engine and the train passed
over safely. The heartless wretch who
would thus PIT in jeopsr iy the lives Of
innocent passengers should be made to
suffer the extreme penalty OF the law.
ERECTION Sentinel
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Iris reported that The special court
that assembled in Charleston to deter
mine the contested election case IN the
Fifth Judicial Circuit. has decided that
,l,r uuticr vf contest WAS not legally
given and that proceedings should be
ouashed. This confirms the election OF
Hon. J. NJ. JACKSON Five days were
sRsnt in 20 sG qGas6 and the PsrEeTsours
Journal says that COLONEL Jackson
telegraphed TO friend in that CITY, The
decision Of the Corr; is unanimou ly IN
my favor"
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Tn. Reecber-TiIton scandal.

The Brooklyn New York; Eagle
publishes a singular letter from Mr..
Theodore Tilton in regard to the Wood
hull-Claflin charges against Mr.. Beech.
er, in which q member of Mr.. Tilton's
family was attempted to be scandalized.
The letter does not amount to either
denial or a confession of the charges,
and is exceedingly doubtful in its con-
struction. 1t is addressed to "a COM
planning friend" and alludes to the
story as whole library OF statements
that would re strange il some of them
we're not correca. The Eagle character
ICES it as "vague, fast and loose" in its
method. Mr.. Tilton saws:
To give a general denial to such an
encyclopedia o. assertions would be as
vague and irrelevant as to take up the
PoGce Gazette, with its twenty-four
pages OF items, and say, This is all q
lie" So extensive libel requires (if
answered at ally special denial OF its
several parts and furthermore, it re-
quires in this particular case not only
denial OF things mlsstated. but truth
ful explanation OF other things that
remain unstated and in mystery. In
other words, the false story il met at
ally should be confronted and con-
founded by the true one.
Now. my friend, you urge nae to
speak, but when the truth is q sword
Gods mercy sometimes commands it
sheathed.
II you think | do not burn to defend
my wife and little ones, you know not
the fiery spirit within me. But my
wife's heart is more a fountain Of char
ity, and quenches all resentments. She
says, "Let there be no suffering save to
ourselves alone" and forb,ds a vindics>
ton to the injury Of others. From the
beginning she has stood with her hand
on nv lips, saying, Hush" So when
you prompt me to speak for her you
counteract her more Christian mandate
of silence.
Moreover, after all, the chief victim
OF the public displeasure is myself
alone, and so long as this is happily the
case / shall try with patience to keep
my answer within my own brain, lest it
shoot forth like thunderbolt through
other hearts.
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HARPER's FERRY correspondent o.
the Shepherdstown Register, whom we
suspect to be none other than our witty
Irish friend DAVIES, furnishes an hui
morous disquisition on the "Hogs-in
and "Hogs-out' controversy that has
agitated the public mind in that locality
during the past six months. The issue
was made in the borough election last
week and, after incredible labor and
excitement on the part OF the contend
ing forces, the "Vogs-in" party was sue
cessful, and hence:orth the predatory
porker is to be no longer permitted to
roam a, will within the f.mits Of the
ancient town nor root for escn'Ant roots
on the shore Of the Potomac nor where
the Shenandoah brawls along. Nrw
what is to become Of DAVIES?
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Child Killed.

Our SIMPSON correspondent, (whose
article cann toe late for publication
gives the iolpwing melancholy acct
dent. A li,tl. daughter Of James
Randy in that yicuity, went to a corn
crib for corn. She .scended a plank
to the door, come feet a.pve the ground.
While standing on the ph,k il slipped
and tell from under her fee. The door
OF the CRIB tell at the same time and
caught the child by the neck, where she
huag near an hour. Wen found the
little girl was dead, her neck having
been broken.-Grqtton Sen,sel c
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NOTICES..
CHARTER ELECTION
CRY OF WHEELING,

CITY OF WHrRLrSG,
CLERKS OFFICE, Janus ry 10, is,S
On THURSDAY, JANUARY q, lss
Clerk, Sergeant. Wharf Master, Street Con,
missioner, and superintendent OF ia
Water Works, OF the city OF Wheeling, ad
members Of Council for the sever.l wars
OF said city, commencing al 3 J'clock A. A.
and closing az clock p. NJ. at the lellog-
ing places In the several wards, viz:
In the First ward, at the Vigilant Engine
House.
In the Second ward, ut the north hall
the mars ct house.
In the Third ward, at the Cour: House
In the Fourth ward, at the Atlantic File
Engine House.
In the Fifth ward, at the Guards Hoe
House.
In the Sixth ward, at the United Fire Fl.
CINE House.
In tue seventh ward, at the store room q
J. Il. nkens.
In the Eighth ward. at the store room O
NJ. Heller, Hn the east siu e OF finh street.
The members OF the Second Branch o
Council are apportione' rs follows: 70
the First ward, three memb rs; ior The SEQ
ond ward, three mempeis; for the 1hin
ward, three me bers; Tor the Fourth y ard
three members; for the Fifth ward, thre-
members; for the Sixth ward, four mem
bers; for the seventh ward, two members,
for the Eighth ward. four membe's
there IL also 10 be elected 10 the fiSt
Branch OF Courcil one member Tor eSch
ward TO serve four years.
The election will be held under the super.
iutendenCe OF such pe>onS as the Mayor
may appoint GEO. q. BLASk,
i,nIU-i City Clerk
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THERE is one thing we want TO hsa

THERE is one thing We want to hear
of this Legislature doing Immediately
upon it's re.sssembling, and that is, to
put upon record a vote unanimously
refusing each and every member their
per diem for the period they have been
absent from the Capitol. This is q
matter OF importance. The aggregate
amount will reach about $4,000. Not
one hours service has been rendered the
State in the time named, and sense Of
honor should prompt each member in
declining to receive pay. We look At
this matter in the light of "retrench-
meut and reform" project which the
Democratic and Conservative party
pledged itself to carry ont prior to its
election to power.-Mo0rsfeh Aduer-
tiser
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natl two weeks ago.

THE Charleston papers demonstrates
in columns of self-congratnlation that
Charleston is predestined to become a
magnificent city, no matter what be-
comes 81 the State Capital, and that IN
TACT they never did care much Tor the
sea, Of government, and beyond the fact
that they would have their sense o.
;ustice outraged by its removal they
will not suffer seriously by the transfer
Of the Capital to some other point. All
NJ which is verv consoling.
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Buried in n Well.

A colored man by the name orSouire
Adams was buried in well yes,-day
under thirtyrfive feet OF earth aud r.k.
He was cleaning out D. R. Meals We,
on Market street, and was at the bot
tom when it caved, carrying with il
thirty>five feet OF earth and stone A.
many of the stone were unusually large
it is supposed that he wac instantly
killed. His body had not been re-
covered up to the hour of going to press
-ParksrsburQh Journal
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The press OF the State almost unani-
mously condemns the course OF the
Legislature in reducing the fees and
salaries of Justices of the Peace and
other county officers to such point as
to render these places undesirable 10y
competent men. Without distinction
OF party, Democrats and Republicans
alike deny the wisdom of the act IN
question, and deplore its consequences
upon the public service. The effort
seems to have been tore-enact the pro
visions OF the code OF 1860 in respect to
fess, forgetful Of the fact that one dol
lar has not now the same purcba-
sing capacity it had prior to 1860. The
expense OF living is such that no more
money can be saved out OF an annual
income of one thousa and dollars than
could have been saved out OF five
hundred, twelve or fifteen years ago.
We believe in economy in State ex-
penditures, and would suggest that if
the Legislature desires to reduce the
taxes paid by the people, a little re-
trencnment in its own expenses would
accomplish more general relief than
will be effected by a reduction OF otfi-
GERS lees which are paid by individuals
for services rendered, and constitute no
charge whatever upon the public
treasury. The Legislature might as
we'll attempt to 'educe taxes by lower
ing the price of flour, fuel and other
necessaries of life. Let some reduction
be made in those expenses that are
paid out OF the general treasury; for
example, in the per diem of the MEM
bers during the Legislative recess; and
q more salutary effect will be produced
upon taxation than could be accom-
plished by the entire Establishment OF
the fees allowed to Justices, Clerks,
Prosecuting Attorneys and other couu-
ty officers.
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THE Mineral County Record, puo-
,isbed at Piedmont, having completed
its first year INDUCES in a retrospect OF
;ts strueples for a footing and COM
mepces the new year full Of hope The
Record is a good local paper and de-
serves a liberal support.
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The types made US unwittlngly eu-
losize LOUIS NAPOLEON last Saturday
morning as zone OF the most judiclous
NJ mankind" We intended to say that
while he was successful as ruler ne
was lone ofthe most iwudiclous OF man
kind" and we 80 wrote the paragraph
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Dividend.

~HrrL ISg An . BELMONT HPIDGK CO..
WHE III q W. VA DEC. n 1877
vNHE BOARD OF MA NAaERs OF THIS
i Company have declared n dividend of
four a. per cent on the capital stock OF the
company, out OF the earnings of the past
SIX months, payable on or after the the 10Th
day % Janu,rv. is7B, To The sIockholdcr. az
their legal repre- entative, hold ng stock on
the LIST day Of said month.
dec:gR JUS. LAWSON, Srr'y.
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THE members OF the Legislature VINO
accepted the hospitalities of the Chesa-
reake and Ohio railroad in returning to
their homes on the ODD OF December
adopted the usual complimentary refo-
lutiops which, as usual, they request all
the newspapers to publish free Of cost.
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CHARLESTON papers Of January and
January s reached this CITY by the
same mail last Saturday. They could
scarcely have been DELAYED by that
mysterious individual "DucKwEILEF, the
Baltimore plug" because the verac'ous
Huntington correspondent Of the C""'
r;sr asserts that the great American
mail detainer WAS drowned at C'nc'n-
natl two weeks ago.
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WILLIAM CRAIG, the negro convicted
Of rape, was hung in the jailyard at
Cumberland, Maryland, last Friday
He made no confession of his guilt.
The efforts that were made to procure a
Communication OF bis sentence invested
the case with more than usual interest
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We are under obligations to General
A. J. Myer, chief signal officer, for q
copy OF his report to the War Depart
meut for the year 1872. tits an inter-
estinp volume.
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Beware of Iounierfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

TO RELIEVE
PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such Is the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city to counterfeit 1t, copying our
labels, 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, 10
the full extent of the law, all parties VINO
by making, selling or buying such iInita-
tions az shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article OF The Childs
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLlN BROTH,
Frs co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
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NOTICE.

UNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
| of the stock holders - the Aetna FIRE
AMI Marine Insurance Company, OF Wheel
ing, Vest Va, or the election of irrctnr
for the ensuing year will be held nj the VI.
flee - the company, No. ? Ncl.uro Hnus,
on Moudpy. January -. 1873 between he
hours OF 10 o'cio' X 4. VI aud 2 clock y. ".
nIi J. MILLER. Secr-tary
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You lie, William
Ratcl,elOr's Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best II, the
Enthusiastically harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
genuine w. A. BATCRELOR'S HAIR by +
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only SAFE
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, 10 BOND street, New York.
mQr5-iexC
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NOTICE.

PEOPLES BANK OF REHLISG.
WHEELING, w. Va, January :, ISIS
4 MEETING OF THE sTOCRHOLDER-
of this hank will b. held on Tueslq
The u, b inst. between the nOurs Of 10 sni
o CLOCK, for the purpose Of eIectiDg nine
directors To serve the ensuing year.
j. j. UpDE9KhFF
Jhi3.l ASHER
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ELECTION NOTICE.

rNHE AN UNL M TING OF THE
stockholders uf The First National
Bank, ol Wh,elii for the esc.
Ito n OF Dlr,ctnre, will be held nj tie b.us.
ing houSe, ON Tuesday. the lith day ot Jsu.
uarv. IN72. bstween The hours o' luA. NJ
and iP. M. GhOKuE ADAMS.
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Mr.. ROSENBERG, of this city, has ia
vored US with copy ofthe Sacramento
daiIv Record Of January l. 1t is a
twenty page paper filled with eta
tistics of the growth Of Sacramento and
OF California, and is itself an lllus'ra'
ton of Journalistic enterprise in the
Golden State.
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Mrs. .. McCov.
IaS MAIN sTRRHr.

EEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT ~
II Laces, Trimming, Gloves, Corsets, fn.
Guiding Mn. MOody's Abdominal Cory.us
Gents and Ladies Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything apperfaining vi eompl.is
assortment OF Fancy Goods. Orders f0r
anytnlhR IN h"r line promptly attended tD.
Ladies' desiring To puTchiss, bnrdsom. win.
yer clio rs or wa'er-proofs would do well Ia
examine her stock before ma king selection.
elsewhere o.. 10.
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nfockhnlder,, MccIiny.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING or rHE
Stockholders - the Wheeling and Rel.
IN mt Bridge Company Will be held nj the
office of The Comuany, on Monday, the 18Th
day of nuary 1874, between tue hours 0f
and 80 O'Clock l.. NJ, 10 the election ~
uiue anagers To ~ We during the ensuing
year. JOS. LAWSON,
dcc3g-l SecretaIy
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A Home Medicine.
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Tried for 40 Years.
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DR.. 4. \. Todd's Liver Pills.
d.. A. y. Todd's Liver PILLS.

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now feel perfectly restored. So valuable
are they would not be without them Tor
any money, and deem them the NEST won
derful remedy OF the day.
Yours, with respect,
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Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
OFT PrOpriTtrrr.
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Nation Il Bank Of West Virginia.

1NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stock holders o. this Bank AND hiection
of Dir, ctors will be held at the Banking
House ON Tuesday, January II, 1919, betw-sn
the hours of pne aud -Four z. ".
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, W. VA, December IL, 49,
deCii.i
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ELECTION n.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
stockholders Of the National Savings
Rank for the election OF Direetors will Do
held AT the bank on Tuesday, January l&th,
ls73, between the hours OF 9and L. A. ".
p HILDRETH, Cashier.
January :, lb.S-i
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Notice.

'INHE ANNUA' MEETING or The
] stockholders will be held nj the city
Bul'dlngs between the hour OF 2 and I
o'clock =. NJ. on saturday, January 9TH,
] as. WIN. II. v OOIS,
jaug.a secr.tsfy
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Dividend.

EHE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPASN
i Of Wheeling, have declared n diyii"r
OF seven ~ per cent. payable at the ONO.
OF the Company on demand. Jany %
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Notice Of Partnership.

GEoRGE \. Gil EsSNER AND ALEX. X.
" ,ampb-Il, have this day become nIem.
bers OF the fiim OF laugh n Bros. so.
n. The name OF the firm " II remain
unchanged. LAUGHLiN BROS. & a..
WHEELING, Jan. I, 1873 Janf.a
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


IN THE .DJsTRpUT COURT OF The
i United States for the District Of West
Virginia, .0- -|-'E s.a'- s
In the matter Of Moses Jones, bankrupt.
In bankruptcy
United States District Court Clerks Office,
at Clarksburg, West Virginia, on the 18th
day of j January. A. D. JS7a. -. N
l. Notice is hereby given that q petition
has been, to-wit, on the 18th day OF Deem
Der, u. 1872, filed in said District Court by
Moses Jones, OF Parkersburg, in the County
OF Wood in SAID District, whe has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt, under
the act OF Congress entitled IAN Act to rs.
tablish a Uniform System Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States,n approved
March 2, 1857, for discharge and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and other claims
provable under said ACT, that the lIth day
OF February, A. ID. !S7S, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Office Of George b. Caldwell, Esq !,
Register in Bankruptcy in Wheeling, West
Virginia, are the time and place assigned
for the heariug Of the same, and that all
creditors who have proven their debts, and
other persons in interest may appear at
said time and place and show cause, II any
they have, why the ~ aver OF said petition
should not be granted.
JASPER Y MOORE,
Clerk Of the q. 3. District Court Tor said
District. jsni3-rM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

A GOOD KITCHEN GIRL. GOOD
"A wages win be paid. Apply at once.
M. GUTMAN &GJ.,
ian13-o Corner Main and Monroe.
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ELECTION.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders ofthe Frankli n Infurance
Company of Wheeling, for tb e election of
Directors for the ensuing year will be held
at the Office Of the Csmpan' = on Monday,
Janusry "a, between the no ars of IL and 8
p. NJ. C.M. COEN,
1aI13-rM Secretary.
IIntelligencer copy
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-08
NOTICE.
Notice to lawyers.

JTE HAVE F0R SALE AT THE LEDGER
w once blank notices to take depofiuons,
and printed Instructions % the uncer taking
he rams: also blank captions and eertif-
Gates. w