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"The first Journalists of the country seem tn
be placing very low estimate on the value of
their labOrs. From a circular issued by one of
the innumerable bureaus of correspondence. -
established IN this city, we take the following
extract:
"No journal can completely answer the de-
msnds OF the most limited community without
ne ashlngton letter. Washington is the ma
lonaI whispering gallery, and here are concen-
uatng all the great material powers OF the
land, as heretofore have gathered only tia p0-
nucal forces IL Is proposed TO organize here a
bureau OF correspondence, that will send let
ters rom Washington for publication to news
papers throughout the country, at the rate of
tWeLty I'VE cents per letter, or thirteen dollars
Tor hfty-tWO letters in one year The letters will
be OF the best quality, written by the first iOur-
hailsts OF the country, containing current news
political movements, and social gossip"
why every country newspaper in the land
doesn't have its" Washington Correspondents. ,
when 1t can get so much for so little. is what
we don't understand.
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IlR. ROBERTSON.

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lmpoteDcF, nervous irritsbility, symptoms OF con,
SUMPTION, indigestion, palpitstion OF the heart |,
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newly discovered remedies. DR.. Il located for
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where he hiss large practice, has consented, After
many solicitations by his Washington patrons, 20
open per napent once in that city, where ne q,
be consulted every Wednt sday and Saturday in each
week, from m. 20 SPIN. jSnz-lm
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Rappy
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snd professional skill. feb5e
nj BIS. II. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
lNl the celebrated Reliable Clsiryoysnt Physician
and Test Medium, has located at 1918 New YOrf
avenue. once hours-l0 q. m. 70 D. M. Engage
ments can be made for evenings. jelly
EEMALR DISEASES OF all Kinds treated. De
u scribe case ana enclose %; advice and med.
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No SIC North 18th street. Philsdelphia isAf ~ :
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CROSBY .. MOVES. Editor.
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R0BERT A. PHILLIPS
sl-tr 6l5 18th St, over Natl MstrSpolitan Bsuk
ITO INVENTORS, sPECULATORs, Ann
IL 0THERs

II. q. THOMPSON co,
BANK ERS AND RROKEhS
u WALL STREET, NEW HORK
ctocks bought and s0ld At closest market auota-
TONS ther for cash for settlement Al AnT ti1.a
within months, on 10 per cent margin.
Of market value. - - N'
Puts and Calls granted on favorable terms, slOO
Deposits received subject to sight drafts, or for
liked periods. iAnas I'm
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LETTER FROM CALHOUN COUNTY
The Weather, Crops. dc.
EVANSVILLE. CALHOUN Co., |
Julv 2I 1874.
Editors of the Register

Editors of the Register
| will give youa sketch of the times
and the season in this county. 1t has
been very dry here; there being no rain
here from the last of April until the llth
of July to wet the ground more than one
inch in depth. Since that time it has
been a very good season for corn. The
wheat crops were good, but there is not
much wheat raised in this vicinity. Oats
and grass was very light; scarcely worth
gathering. Corn is improving, and there
is prospect for a tolerably good crop.
Early potatoes are failure; the drouth
and the bugs were too many for them.
OF tobacco, there is very little raised in
this county. though il has been n hard
season for that plant. OF fruit, apples
are scarce, and Of peaches there are very
few in this county. Cattle and hogs are
tolcrably plenty. and no sale for them.
Sheep are not very plenty.
According to Your request hav" Civ
en- YOU, as far aS can, the condition of
the crops in this county.
As to the levy for county and school
purposes, cannot give it at this time. The
school lcvey will not be laid till Scptem-
Der, but as soon as ! can ascertain the
amount | will forward it to YOU.
| am truly your friend,
4 HUFFMAN.
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big youth who has lost his turn at mill.
Couldn's blame Tucker if she d whimper,
she's young, but for old mother Ran
dolrh, with her frosted pate and totter-
ing limbs to be
.23'- NUMBERING LIKE CHILD,
for her turn, is, to say the least unnatur-
al, but never mind old mother, you shall
have your turn if you can get ii.
THE SLATE ROOF UPoNTHE COURT HoTsE
has been completed, and it presents quite
a neat and substantial appearance. The
slater, John Kierans, being rapid
workman, we had his genial and intelli-
gent presence but few days, Weunder-
stand the people of Lewis talk OF running
him for the House of Delegates. If they
want worker, man of sense, and one
alive to living issues they can do no bet
ter. The Court House is now beng
Quilted, preparatory to putting in new
and complete insides.
The dwelling house Of Henry Payne,
some five miles above town,
WAS BURNED DOWN
last week. All his household goods were
lost. The fire was accidental.
Our town was illuminated on Saturday
bp the presence of the distinguished
Charles James Faulkner, who was look
ing after his old friends and making new
ones for the coming campaign. Mr..
Faulkner is submissive to the Conven-
ton and asks of our people fair deal in
delegates and square fight. We want
no ''shenanegan" in the Piedmont Conven-
ton and may the best man win. Charles
James is looking as keen and vigorous as
a turfman, and from the twinkle OF his
eye he means business.
The Overseers of the Poor let to the
lowest bidder the poor of this county for
one wear from the 4th of August. On
Saturday last they were awarded to
Simeon Philips at the sum of S65S. The
county is fortunate in having her poor
kept at such reasonable rates; and the
poor are alike fortunate to fall into the
kindly hands of Mr.. Phillips.
JOSEPH DARTER.
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Editors of the Register:
think it proper and right to commu-
nieate little with you, being one OF your
humble subscribers. The weather has
been intensely dry and hot for several
weeks past, and hay and oats are an al
most entire failure; corn is very short but
looks up little since the late refreshing
shower. presume the drouth has not
hurt candidates for the Legislature, n
hear a great many spoken of. To-mor-
row we hold Democratic convention for
the purpose of nominating candidate to
represent us in the next Legislature and
think the people are going to nominate a
sturdy old farmer. The people of BraX-
ton will do their duty at all events. lno-
ticc in perusing your paper, letter writ
ten from this county and signed "Once a
Week" written, think, by one Of the
strongest Republicans in this county
He speaks of a petition being gotten up
by the citizens of BraXton county to
award a writ of election to ascertain
whetherthc people prefer County Judge
in place of the County Court. l deny
its being gotten up by the citizens of this
county; it was gotten up by halfway
Republican, who got wrathy at tn"
Court for not allowing his honorto swear
and use profane language in the Court
House, though the paper was handed t"
the Court, so said and the writ OF alec
ton granted. But 50 far rs the people OF
the county are concerned, | believe them
to be perfectly satisfied with the system
The Republican party harp little about
it, only because they want something to
make political capital out of. We like
the system much better than the SUPERB
rior System and think it much cheaper.
The gentleman speaks of the unofficial
conduct of the justices; / think they
should do as the boy that was kicked by
the mule, and pass it by.
Mills are almost stopped running IN
this county, and without more rain we
shall be compelled to use the hand mil,
or in other words, the old way.
There is nm iron and coal company
building at the mouth of Strange creek,
in this county, and it will, i'll short
time begin to erect furnace at that
place. The company seem to be enter
prising men, and if SO, they will do a
prosperous business. They have found
ore of'sixty per cent value, and in nu-
merous beds. | must stop for want of
space. A SCRIBBLER.
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l. H, LONGDOK, A, NJ NJ. D,
Physician and Surgeon
FOR ALL
CHRONIC DISEAS E S
Requiring Medical Aid and Surgical
Skill.

Every facility for accurate diagnosis ana
-killml treatment. More than 800 c.sa7-
successfully treated sine" locating ~
Wheeling two year ago.
Every patient told exactly what MS dE-
cas- il and whether it can ~ cured.
No cas- treated that cannot b" cured az
permanently bnnefitted. Hundreds n the
b.-,t citizens Of Wheeling hav" proved th"
efficacy ~ IT. ionZdDn's treatment and
will t.stify 10 his great practical skiH, Tut
for which many who are nov robust and
happy would b. in the grave.
fatarrh, SDr" Throat, Bronchitis, SrrUf
ula nnd All diseases tending 10 tODsUm T..
ton cured IN every ease.
Special attention dsyOt1-d tD all thpzs
grave and OiSStinsi. maladics which the
common pTactiG. kS,E diirIgF CTiiSd ~ cure
Or. IDugtDn .Isminsr- and trsatE more al
thszse ailments ~ - fer BstSgifiS than ~ sssI
10y the ordinary physician in a III. time.
The most hopeless invalid need not de-
spair. Others a. bad As you have b.en cur
ed aud are nov rsvelIing In health.
Fees for consultation. examination. al
vice and treatment, within the reach 81 all
Medicine for all disease by mail aud *
pres 10 all part 81 the country.
NOTE-DT. DOngdOn's Office and ra-idenc'
arr AT No. 10 EOff street odd Jih DppO
site the Cathedral. JyB
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One squares inch space.
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Special Notices q per cent additional.
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Bills with regular advertisers rendered
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Yearly advertisers will be confined to
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PUBLIC PRINTING QUESTION,

and disclaimed having any desire hereto
fore, now or hereafter to shirk or avoid
the thoroughest investigation, by any COM
petcnt authority, into all and the
minutest of his acts as State official, and
he had even courted such an investiga-
ton, believing that when the truth came,
based as it would be upon facts incon-
vertible, that
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PLEASE NOTICE.

Our friends in the country who send us
communications for publication, will
please be very careful to write them only
on one side of each page. We cannot use
those written on both sides.
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AsLIM ATTENDANCE, OWING TO THE En-
TREMELY BUSY TINE,

it was found that all could be accomo-
dated in the gentlcmen's parlor of the
Virginia House, which was soon filled
with portion of the sturdy Democracy
of Barbour. Mr.. Walker in his intro
ductory remarks cursorily adverted to his
late srraignment before the courts upon
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Lewis Baker & Co.,
Proprietor, Of Daily and Weekly EEGisrER,
Market street, Wheeling. Jyli
TRUST SALE
OF
Valuable Farm.

DTRSTANT TO 4 DEED or TRUST TO
j ia" undersigned truEtn" from James
Wayt, dated th" grh day ~ June. $50. aud
~ record in the Clerks ono" Of the County
court ~ ohio county, state Of West VIZ
ginia. In decd bnpk n. folio ~, will on
-hTI' RDNN, THE 21l DAY % AUGUST,
30, - 10 O'clock -. M, 81 ih" 'front.' dODr ~
the Court llOuss 81 ohio county, sell at
public auction. the following described
property lOr suniclrHcy thereof Ia pay
The debt and lnis'rpSt secured by said deed
Of trust and ia" "Np"nss7S ~ sale, that T. Ia
.ay. that certain farm containing one hun
dred and nuy-HiH" acres, NOR" OF les.
situate on IA" waters 81 short creek Ia
ohio county. : ate ~ West Virginia. Join.
ing ~" farm - william Ihapiins on tic
u,7-t. that 81 William Finiy on the north
ihC farm pf ThOmhs HsInphiIl on The east
and the farm ~ John CHIN on ia" south.
Terms Of sal' cash.
CHARLES MARSHALL.
JyJl TRUSTEE.
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HILIFFI Jul! -I0I1' IV'r'
Editors Of the Register.
Henry S. Walker opened the cam
paign in this county on Friday. Owing
to the repairs going eli ut the court house
no very suitable place was convenient for
speaker and audience, but there being
but
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-31
WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

Nd MUSICAL .CONSERNATORl.
n will open Tuesday, September !, IS'i.
The Musical Conservatory will be under
the dictatorship Of Prof. Herman Eb-ilng
and prof. 4. :. Roe. Jr., with capable as
sistantS. The Faculty Of instruction Will
include the experienced teachers 81 tn"
past year Pupils will be received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting
Faench or German. For terms OF admls-
sion. tuition, &c. call an or address IN"
President, Rev. WM. II. MORTON, or tie
Rev. J. Il. CLARK, Head OF Instruction.
jy2l
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= County Circuit Court, -:
In the matter Of the petition of Michael
WiescI, foreign Guardian of Mary Hen
rictta Wiescl, in Chanccry.
To all Whom IL May Concern
Take notice that !, Michael Wic>Cl, For
cign Guardian Of Mary Henrietta Wi'S"I'
will, on the
Nth DAY OF AUGUST, lN1L
pnlition the Circuit Court of ohio county,
West Virginia. for AN ordcrdirrciing ThnN:
D1Iricn, administrator 0i tn" estate 81
Mary l.. wi"SCl, deceased, lat" al ONO
county, Ia pay and deliver Ia me aS Such
Foreign Guardian, all personal property
and money In his hands belonging 10 my
said ward, ;uId To authorize me ~ such f"I'
cign Guardian To su" for, recover ana r.
crivc all money or personal property ne
longing to said ward, In Ike manner as "
/ were appointed u Guardian IN This STATE,
and to remove the same Ia Tia" county ANA
State ia which |, ~ said Foreign Guardian
was apppointcd and Qualified.
MICHAEL WIESEI,
Foreign Guardian Of Mary Henrietta
Wicscl, NY
X. q. BARR, his attorney
MS Oaw
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BRICK. BRICK, BRICK.
sugar Cured Beef s. Shoulders

: TIERCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
N Beef Five Terces Evans Sugar Cured
|Shoulders, for sale by. r. SMYTH.
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often though not always, cured DN It's Use.
Nothing can restore the hair where the
folliles are destroyed, or the glands atroph-
led and decayed, but such as remain can
be saved bythis application and stimulate
into activity, so that a new growth of hai'
is produced. Instead OF fouling the hail
with pasty sediment, it will keep il
clean and vigorous. Its occasional use
will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling ofT,and consequently prevent bald
ness. The restoration of vitality IL gives
TO the scalp arrests and prevents the for
nation of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
nrenorations dangerous and injurious 10
The hair, the Vigor can only benefit but
not harm it, Ifwanted merely for n HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found so
desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye
il does not soil white cambria, and vet
lasts long on the hair, giving ii a rich,
NiSSrr lnStre and q grateful perfume.
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AYERS
HAIR VICOR ,
For Restoring to Grey Hair Its Natur-
al Vitality and Color.

\ d res sing
which is Il I
once agreeable
healty and cf-
fectual for pre-
serving I n -
hair. II soon
reStOr6SfGded or
gray hair to its
original cOlOr,
,cith the gloss
and freshness OF
youth. TIL / II
hair is thick
ened, fallen
hair checked
a II d badness
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Commercial travellers who solicit orders
by Card, Catalogue, trade-liSt, Sample, or
other Specimen, also those who visit their
customers and solicit trade by purchases
made direct from stock, and who travel In
any section, by rail or boat, selling any
class Of goods, are requested Ia send their
business and private address, as below
stating class of goods they sell, ana bI
whom employed; also those who are al
present under no engagement. This mat
ter is of Great Importance individually To
statesmen of this class, or men solicitihg
trade in this manner. IL Is therefore espe-
Cially desired that this notice may meet
the eve of ALL Commercial Travellers and
Statesmen in this country and that they
will ut once give it their attention. Those
who comply with above request VIII De
CONFIDENTIALLI treated and duly adj
yised of object in view. Please address ny
letter onlyl, COOPERATION, care Geo. +.
Rowell & Co, IL Park Row, New York city.
jyl0eb
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and refuse to father an indictment that
charges what they have charged times
without number 1t is about time this
bug-bear of Jewish nightmare was re-
moved from
NOSE HOLDING AND LONG SUFFERING
PUBIC,
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LETTER FROM BRAxTON.
Weather and CrOps-Candfdates
titiOn for Writ OF ElectiOn-Miiis--
Iron and Coal Company.
Editors ofthc Register:

BRAXTON Co, " Est ' A. I
Inly 24th, 1874.
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We regard it as certainly unfair, to say
the least, in men to charge upon a public
servant swindling and fraud, from the
press and stump, and when an opportuni-
tv is given his accusers, backed by the
power of the State, to arraign and prose-
cute the wrong doer, for them then to
GIVE THE LIE To ALL THEIR FORMER
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Ninety years should make her more staid
than to be acting so childlike upon an
important question, and snuffling like
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is supposed to have struck on Laurel
hill, near Sam. Canfeld's en- last Sunday
week. All the damage has not been re-
ported, but it is understood that Sam.
was given the cerebro spinal meningitis.
The Enterprise says Randolph is 80
years old and has never had Senator.
We thought she must be younger than
that from the way
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OUR HARBOUR LETTER.
The walker Meeting-Slim Atten-
danee-His Speech Eloquent. Losi-
cal. POinted-A Variety of News.

PHILIPPI, July 9th, 1871.
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Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron-
ehitis, COnsumPtiOneA Wonderful

ROCHESTER,. NY, Jan. IS, fN4-R. Y. Pierce,
NJ. D.. Buffalo, n. Y-Dear Sir: l had suffered
years, and for several years from Bronchial
trouble. Tried many doctors and things with no
lasting benefit. In Maf, 70, becoming nearly
worn out with excessive Editorial labOrs on a
paper in New York city, l was attacked with
bronchitis in a severe form, suffering almost a
total loss Of voice ] returned home here, but
had been home only two weeks when L was COM
pletely Frustrated with Hemorrhage from the
Lungs, having four sersrs BLEEDING spells sOithiR
fro treeks, and frs; hres inside Of nine days. In
the September following, / improved sufficient
w to he able 20 be abOut, though IN a very feeble
state. NV Bronchial trouble remained, and the
Catarrh was tenfOld wofee than before. Every
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YOU understood your business at least. 1 finally
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