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,se WIN have had any expert.

greet to those who have had any expert
ence with insanity a
The policy of ero'odiag the Hospital,
Of making It place of confinement only,
instead Of curative institution, has!
been adopted heretofore, but it is hoped
now that the Treasury is in good condi-
ton, and the State free from debt, that
more liberal and humane (which in re-
atty means a more economically policy,
will be adopted by the law makers.
A matter for which DIR. CAMDEN de-
serves special commentator, was his
suggestion to the last Legislature, that
he and his assistants might go to the
counties and gather up the insane who
were waiting admission to the asylum,
instead of having them brought to the
asylum by the Sheriff, as provided in the
old law. The Legislature at once saw
the propriety of DIR. Camden.s sugses-
ton and amended the Statute, and the
result is, that the patients have been
transported to the asylum for
little over one-third of what the same
service formerly cost. $500 has been
saved in this way alone during the past
six months
We are glad to learn, also, that the
Medical Superintendent, wherever the
nature of the male patients mania will
allow of it, prescribes reasonable
amount of manual labor. During the
past wear this course has proven emil
ncntly satisfactory, not only in Substan-
tial improvement in the patients them
selves but in II large saving to the State.
From thirty to forty men have been con-
stantly employed in this way, on the
farm and garden, and in grading the
grounds. Twelve acres have been clear
ed and planted in corn and potatoes; five
acres in turnips; eight acres have been
grubbed, and the timber cleared off,
ready for grass seed; and the grounds
and walks in front of the new section
graded and soddcd. All this, and the
building of considerable amount OF
fencing, was the labor of what is known
as the "volunteer working force"
We might 90 on with infinite pleas
ure to ourselves and interest to the
reader, in speaking of this great public
charity its demands upon our people
and in the merited praise of its officers
To Drs. Camden and Kunst, and theil
associates, our whole people, and more
especially, such of lis as havc'rcfatives ol
friends in the Hospital, owe lasting
debt of gratitude. Let US give to then
and to the institution over which they 81
ably preside, our most hearty commenda
ton.
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GoFFS whole family were Know
Nothings. and he, himself is an office
holder under GRANT, yet he has the un-
blushing impudence to ask for Demo-
cratic votes.
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DISCIPLES' CHURCH.
Proposals for Building and Grading,

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIVED by the Clerk of the Board at
Education, of the school Districts or Wheel
ing, until Thursday, October ,, lSIi, nj :"
O'Clock y. M, for building an addition To
Webster district School House. Also Tor
the completion of the Janitors dwell ling,
and grading the grounds at the Second and
Third ward school house.
The addition to Webster School House TO
he completed on or before the 18th day Of
January, $50, tn he paid for in two INSTALL
mcnts, onr-h half when the building Is en-
closed and the balance on the completion
of the building. Payment for the JanitorS
dwelling and grading, will be made ON
completion Of the work. The contractor
or contractors will be required TO give bond
with approved security for the fuliillmcnt
of the contracts.
Plans and specifications for the above
improvements, can be seen at the oftic" OF
{. &. Kemble, architect.
The Board of Education reserve the right
to reject any or all of the bids.
J. NJ. I;lCKEL, Clerk.
WHEELING, Oct. ~ 1874. ocluk
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ORR STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

A gentleman residing in this city, and
who is now Director of the West Nlr-
sinia Hospital for the Insane, returned
Yesterday from Weston, where he had
been attending the annual meeting OF the
Roard Through him We have learned
much that is of general interest concern
ing this noble charity.
There are now in the Hospital 341
patients; 90 have been admitted during
the present year-the superintendent
having, on two occasions during the past
twelve months, relieved every Jail in the
State of the unfortunate insane people
who were confined there, until room could
he prepared for them at the hospital.
This is exclusive OF the colorcd insane,
of whom there are about six in the State;
and for whom separate provision will be
made during the present year.
The daily average of patients during
thu fiscal year just closed, was 2"st; and
they were kept, clothed and received the
hest of care and medical attention, Mt II
coat prr CAPITA of t,ro dollars and .tortg
fotr cents per ,rceE.
When we consider the present price of
every household necessity, and the fur
thor fact that these unfortunatcs are
lodged and fed in manner equal t" the
fare in good hotol; that they ARE wait
ed upon and watched, day and night;
and that this sum includes the salary
or officers and attendants, and the cost
ormedicines, il must strike the reader
that in the management of our asylum
there is efficiency Of the highest degree.
This is ut a smaller cost than any other
Hospital in the United States; and W"
are informed by distinguished English
traveller, who recently visited the Asy-
lum, that not only WAS the building the
most admirable and beautiful of its Kind
that he had ever seen, but the way of
Keeping the patients, and the extremely
low cost of their keeping, WAS to him AS
founding. The reader may form some
thing like a correct opinion in this re-
gard, by pursuing the statement recently
published in the report of the Middle
town, Connecticut Asylum:
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to club agents and to subscribers.
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To the Voters of Triadelphia District

DEpORTS ARE IN CIRCULATION
IL that have withdrawn my name rs
a candidate for Commissioner. lake inns
method of informing you that all such re-
ports are fllSc, and that anna candidate,
and If elected will discharge my duties
faithfully. refer you Ia my record for
the last four years az to what you may rX-
pect of me in the future.
Oc9eg HUGH 'LAlti\.
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rho Rnr-room Remedy TOR all all

The RNr-rOOm Kennedy TOT AT HII-
mentS is Rum Bitters, surcharged with
Fusel Oil, "a deadly element, rendered more
active by the pungent astringents with
which IL Is combined. Ii your stomach Is
weak and liver or bowels disordcrcd,
strengthen and regulate them with Vine
gar BitterS, a purely Vegetable Alternative
and Apericnt, free from alcohol and capa-
BILE of inf,lsing new vitality into your cN-
hauSted system. sepl6 b
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MARRIED.

ROGERS---JACKSON Wednesday,
the 1th inst. at the residence OF the brides
parents, by Rev. Parks Jackson, assisted
by Rev. Richard Turubull, JAS. i. RHER>,
ESD, of this city, tn Miss VI. JoIE JACKSON,
OF Cpdarvillc, Ohio.
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Monday, the 18th day Of Oct. 1874

thRt being n court day. the real estate .r
said city, decrecd, Ia said causes, Ia br s'Id,
being the certain real estate known ~ llg
WHEELING CITY MILLS, situnl" on he
south side Of " heeling 'rcck ,and boundoi
~ follows: Beginning on the rast side 90
Main street. NJ u point Ol Z feet from llr
y. W. corner Of Main and Webster dTrrl'
thence ut right angles with ihrrnN side w
Main street, with the northern houndaN
of "a pirc" Of land conveyed 10y the North.
western Bank OF Virginia Ia William 'rl.
rard and John W. futile, across lot No. "
and part Of lot No. ~, Ia ih" v'si'fn
boundary ola piece of land conveyed by
the said hank toThomas Nelland Edward
Reid, thence with the western BOUNDARY
uf said last mentioned parcel II land q"
Wheeling Creek. thence with saidcrfk Foo
To the east side OF Main 81, and with DO
same Ia the beginning, subject ina tsna
tiOn ola right Ia Thomas Nril and tdvam
Reid Ia open an alley twenty feet vile
running from Main street.
TERMS OF SALE n"-ihirl cash, Woo
residue I'm two equal inSialIn"uis, ~ nine
and eighteen months nom day ~ 49,,
with interest, the purchaser giving l'hI'
with personal security for th" h'hfi'H
payments. and lien retained IN ~" '"n'
missiOners' decd ~ a further security
A. Is. FLEMING,
JAMES MORROW, j.,
scpg Oaw b Commissioner
JIG. HERVEY, Auctionccr.
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED Op TRI',T
- made May eth, ls7S, by samuel Andrl
son, la the undersigned, which deed /, On
record In deed of trust book NJ. ,, folio Ll
In the Office OF the Clerk of the IGunN
Court OF ohio county, West Virginia, IvIl
offer nj public sale al the front du"r OF 10.
Court House OF ohio county, on SaIut
day. the 10Th day Of October. 4. d.
INA. at ten o'clock 4. NJ, the following de
scribcd property, lying and hrInG Ntulr
on Iane's Island, In Daniel Nines addition
10 the city at Wheeling, known aud d,,,r
mated on the plat OFT r said addition u, lu'
number sixty-four C6i,l fronting on Rrad
way street and running back Ia the ALE,
i'm the rear.
TERMS One half cash pnd the balanr,
i'm six months, the purchaser giving Hu,
bearing interest, with approved prr>nna
security. q. l.. CRhNNEE,
s5p9i Trustee,
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INDIANA FLOUR.
$50 REWARD.

CtTOLEN, ON THURSDAY NIGHT
- October LIST, from sand Hill Meeting
House, n heavy set, dark bay horse, seven
wears old. He has lump on each fore leg
below the knee. 4 reward OF 5000 will he
paid for .hc recovery OF the horse, ami
S2j1 for the arrest OF the thief.
oct ega G. ~ McCARlHAN.
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The lower story Of the new section Is
now occupied by patients, and an sppro-
nr;ation will be asked for to complete the
two upper stories of the section and to
nush along the further construction Of
the building. The rather stingy course
of our Legislatures in regard to this
h,;,d;no has been a source of much re-
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DINGEE.S PICKLES.

IN BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS,
l just received by
LIST, DAVENPORT ~ PARKS.
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NIINCE NEAT.

1no PALS, ATMORE'S AND AMBER
lUU SONS brands, just received by
LIST, DAVENPORT Il PARKS.
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yellow Rio Coffee.

RAGS OLD YELLOW RIO COFFEE,
,T a choice article, just received by
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Judicial Sale Of valuable
Real Estate,

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE on TN
- Circuit Court Of Marion county, rr.
dcred az the April Term, ~, m Iha
chnnccry causes Of Marshall JruhSu
against oliver Jackson, AMI Oliver larA
against Marshall jackson and other lhr
undersigned Commissioners viii sc IF
public auction, nj the front door u' ,hr
Court HOus" Ohio county, Ia the eli, 81
Wheeling, on
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AIT DEPARTMENT. 1873,

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Mars and the E~r,n Compared.

The first view Ct Mara sh17-s an auaIsyy
with cur own planet, in the d;.tg.but,u 0:
climate iulo fdgid, tempers:e an. tcrrii
zones. The study of its tpp,grs phy WI, on
the other hand, show very Characteristic
fizsin!iarity between the couigurs ION Of
Mars and That Of the earth. On eu. plane,
tho seas have greater extent than the con-
;.ncuts. Th-ee-fourths Of tho surface a
our globe is covered with water. The terra
-hr"a Is divided chiefly into three great
Islands or continents, one extending from
Fast or West, and constituting Europe and
Asia; the second, situated to tho south of
Europe, in shape like V with rounded
angles, Is Africa the third is on the oppo-
slte side OF the earth, and lies North and
ooutn, FORMING two VS., one above the
other. IL to these we add the minor contin-
eat OF Australia, lying TO the South Of Asia,
we nave general idea of the conf2uration
Of cur globe.
1t IL different with the surface OF Mara,
Where there Is moro land than sea, and where
tae continents, instead Of islands emerging
iin'n the liquid element, seem rather TO make
the oceans mere inland seas-genuine Medi-
terraueans. In Mars there Is neither an
Atlantic nor a Pacific, and the journey
'rouha II might be made dryshOd. Its seas
are Mediterraneans, with CULTS OF various
shapes, extending hither and thther in
great numbers into tho terra 6rr~a, after the
manner Of our Red Sea-.
The second character, which also would
make Mars recognizable at a distant, is that
the seas lie in the southern hemisphere
mostly, occupying but little space in the
Northern. and that these Northern and
Southern seas are joined together by a
thread CT water. On the entire surface Of
Mars there are three such threads of water
extending from the South to the North. but
rs they are so wide apart, it is bat rarely
mat more than one of them can be seen at a
time. The seas aud straits which connect
tlcm constitute e. very distinctive character
"' Mars, ami they are generally perceived
whenever the telescope is directed to that
iJianet.-lU. Elamnarion, in PQpuiar .Scicrc,
.HomJy fpr December.
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A Very Re.,na,.c s,or, !.

A correspondent Of the st. I.oals D.sng..l
has sent the following document which. he
says, was given to him by native of Maine.
who was familiar with the circumstance Of
Of the murder therein detailed, who knew the
Murderer personally, who was an offer m n
Maine regiment during the war, and who.
a3ier the war, removed II Western Niyyo,r;
and engaged in a profitable and ex,ens;ra
ooslIeAs: More than twenty years ego.
=. Z. Coolidge, young physician Of excel.
lent standiog In the City of Augusta. Ne.
10dercd Edward Mathews, a rich cattle
drovc<. by cnt.cing him alone into hi, Office
tooke brink OF brandy which TO had mixed
with psuas,c acid, and then % make sure
Wosk OF tho man who bad bogiended him on
many occasions lie beat him0n tie head with a
ratchet until life was extinct. The body wa.
o.scovercd and Coolidge was arrested on su,
Vcaoo, and, after long and exciting trial, and
epon me direct evidence of "A y0uay student
o. nis oy the maine of Fin, the was
convicted and sentenced to one wear,
$oaeary confinement, and then 10 be hung.
bonn8 ms confinement, his sister, a young
sod beautiful girl was permi,ted 70 visit him
but his health gradually gave way. and be,
ore the year expired bis death was an
bounced, he was buried, and for thu time for.
gotten. The Warden of the prison rcsioned
hts positlon. married the young lady above
reSerred 70, and moved t. parts unknoa-n.
Not long after tho gold excitement opened In
California, a gentleman who was conversant
Uith The csse, and who had followed others
b the gold mines, sent back his deposition
that he had seen aud coaversed with A p
Coolidge. This caused considerable excite
meat, and the body supposed to be his was
exbuased, and his own father testified that
]; was cot son. Oaiccrs were a; once put
upon his tracks by Matthews frienI. ju;
were unsuccessful, and until few days since
nothing has ever been heard OF the murderer.
keeantly party travelling through Missouri
u,st a gentleman who knew the carly history
~ the matter, and was at the trial, AMI he
stated he had met Coolidge frequently with
In ths last two years travelling under an as
sunied name that he recognized him ut :. hit,
and charged him with being the man tina he
At first denied i, but finally acknowledged his
identity, and informed him of all the i.r;,r-
ssDt facts connected with the escape ~ fol-
lows: He ate very sparinsly feigncd sickness,
and finally body WAS procured form Port
land and inferred as hi, remains, and he Wa.
furnished with money and started for Ncw.
Orleans, where he remained but shpst time
and LETT, and since that time has been travel |
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DEoPOsALS FOR Letter BALANCES
posr OFFrcg DsPAu7xExr.

NAsuISGrON. ID. 9. Dee g. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ar
his Department until the 9Th day q ia, uar;
La e. - o clock EDOn FOR furnishing Letter
Balances for the rse Of the post offices in the
United States foT year iro "a ami at er b.,
| sr day Of February. ls74, CT the following he
sc,iption, namely:
rst. Ba,ances capable Of weighing ei.h
ounces. avoirdupois weight. to b. gradasteI
down to quarter ounces. Ufthesc il Is SUPPOSED
that 0OO will be wanted
second. Balances OF the same opacity. grad
| uated bJ the metric or gramme 81 stem. OF this
class 100 may be required
Third Balances capable Of y ighnr' -four
pounds, aToi dCPo "eigtt. 10 be srad4nt.d ,o
nall ounces. OF 'his ciss, it 10 Supposed ,hst
20t will be wanted.
Perfect ACCURACY, strength and durability
will be required in the EAlsnc,s to he fur.
nlshed.
Samples oc esch description Of Balances mus.
acCoElpa each bid. and the bid lsr WHO ma,
obtain the Goa Iact w,li be r-qujr,d TO furnish
Balances OF quality IN ~! resp, Go egua. g III
sample.
Esch balance must howell and securely
packed in box for tran >port2t:on and deii..
cred, free of ali expense, 10 the bans agcncy
Washington, u. G.
MIre or less than the estimated quantities
may be ordered as the necessities OF the Dcrart
ment may require, at the discretion Of the Post
Awards will be made for eac', article scps-
rately If deemed most advan, ageous 10 the Dc.
partment.
Did5 not made in conformity with this adver
tiSement will not be considered.
Each bidder mus; fuEnish with his proposal
guarantees OF his ability to comply with his bid
aud a certificate from a postmaster that such
guarantors are peiiable persons.
\ bond with two sufficient suretes will lie re
CURED to each contract.
A failure to furnish promptly any article Goa
tracied for, or an attempt to impose uron the
Department articles inferior. in the opinion OF
the Postmaster General, to those contracted for.
will be considered sufficient cause for the for.
fixture Of the contract
Proposals must be indorseI on the cnvelo9e,
Proposals for Letter Balances and directed
TO- the First Assistant Postmaster General,
Washington, d. c.
JSO. A. J. CRESWELL.
Postmaster General
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