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Door PLATES and Numbers of the best
quality, at M. Pearson's, Gold and Silver
Platter % Temple street. Se5eOd2w
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT,

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
he first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
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Door plates and street numbers, as fine an
assortment as can be found in New England,
at A. III. Atwood's, gold and silver platter u
Market Square. aug2Seod2w
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REGIMENTAL REUNIGN.-The sixth reunion
of the 1-10-29th Maine regiment association
will be held at Norway next Tuesday. The
Blues, Infantry, and members of the associa-
ton will meet at Old City Hall at S.45 a. m,
and headed by Chambers Band, will march to
the Grand Trunk depot where they will take
the train for Norway. Arriving at Norway
they will be met by members of the associa-
ton and the Norway Light Infantry, headed
by the Norway Band, and under command of
Gen. Nye, and will be escorted to the different
hotels, where they will be provided with col.
latlon.
The following old captains of the Blues will
accompany them: Col T. A. Roberts, Col.
Geo. W. Parker, Col. Chas. j. Walker, Col.
Benson and Capt. James M. Black; Lieuts G.
W. Roberts ond Leavitt will also be present
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UNEXPLAINED NOTICES.

f. O. BAILEY & Co. will continue the sale of
Chromos to-day at L and o'clock.
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ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at L. 2. McGowan's, Congress
Block le16tt
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RocKLAND, Sept. s-Market very firm; common
SOC "a co.; Lump 81 40; Casks, 25c.
W0od-Firm at IS for best.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
For Young Ladies & Misses.

MISS "A. q. WUKdSAN,S school for Young
Ladies'.
AT PORTSMOUTH, N. H.,
VIII commence the fall term September "a. All
branches OF English education, French. German,
Latin Music and Drawing will be taught by the most
competent instructors; the Languages by lady
from Europe.
The School Building is new; situated in the pleas
ATTEST part Of the city and furnished with all con-
venences for health and comfort.
REFERENCEs-Rev. A. p. Peabody, Cambridge.
George B. Emerson. Esq, and James L Fields ESQ
Boston; Ex-Gov. Goodwin and Rev. James DeNor.
mandie, Portsmouth.
EE-For full particulars send for Circular.
]ylf observation-disclosures
Cider Barrels For Sale,
WILL exchange for sweet Cider.
vo,a e, d. PETTENGILL.
sesu~Wln Market st . Portland.
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MORGAN a. DYER.
Elegant and Unreserved Auction Sale
Modern Oil Paintings and Oil Chromos
On Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 16sh
and I5th.
Sales commencing each day at II NJ and 3 .. M,
to be held at our long established Auction Mart,
rs EXCHANGE STREET.
WE shall offer for un.eserved competition over
w Two Hundred modern Oil Paintings and OIL
Chromos in elegant Gilt Frames.
The attention of both Ladies and Gentlemen Is in
vited to tho exhibition OF these pictures two DAYS
previous to the auction sale, and also ON the days sf
sale, when seats and catalogues will be provided.
MORGAN d. DYER, Auelioneers.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

As mentioned in Friday mornings
issue of the REGISTER, Hon. w. \. AR
NETT, of Marion, has been nominated tor
the State Senate in the Second District,
composed Of the counties of Marion,
Marshall and Wetzcl. Mr.. ARSETT was
a member of the Convention which
framed the present Constitution OF this
State, of which body he was an indus
trious and attentive member He is a
farmer, and has had considerable business
and legislative experience, and is a man
of strong common sense, safe and con-
sentative in all his views. He is Just the
stvlc of man most needed in our Iegis-
lative bodies.
VIC CLAYTON. ESQ of New Creek.
one Of the editors of the Tribune of that
Mace has been selected by the Demo-
crscv of the Hsmpsbir. and Hardy Dis
trict for the Senate Mr.. CLAYTON is a
LAWYER of high standing in that section
Of the State and is q gentleman of fine
culture and solid character. We believe
he has never held office, nor has he mixed
in nolitics TO anv treat extent vet he has
.,wovs maintained 81 lively interest in the
o,oo.,, sc Douooro.;o nrirc;rIoS Tho
D;str;c, e comnosod of tho counties of
u;,ooI uom,sb;ro uorar cr0r. orJ
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THE DEMOCRACY AND ITS TEACH.
INGS

The Democratic party has made some
grave errors; yet We trust it has been
taught some good lessons. The first
thing which we ought to have learned is the
necessity of clinging unswervedly to our
principles. They are as old as the Union,
and must exist as long as does the Union.
They embody the teachings upon which
the Republic was established, and the two
must live or die together. When thi,
Union forgets those things taught by its
founders; State sovereignty in the con-
troll of internal affairs; opposition to GEN.
tralization and consolidation; allowing
no powers to the Federal government
except such e. as have been dele
gated TO it, under the Constitution, by
the States themselves; in short
everything which lies at the foundation
of the Republic, then the government as
first established, must cease to exist. We
have Of late seen fearful inroads made
both by Congress and the Executive
upon these ideas, and in the exact pro-
portion as these inroads have been made,
so has the life Of the Government been
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threatened. If the people chocse to vote
away their liberties, all right; but it is
certain that those who will pause and re-
Acct (and we bave seens enough donsih
high places to,mske every man reflect
must conclude that the continued exist
ence Of the Radical party mans death
to the Republic. The Democratic party
has never, for expediency or otherwise,
stepped aside from its first and honored
position, but that it has been worsted.
Let US then learn by past experience. 1t
is our province to restore this country to
its former happiness, if it is ever to be re-
stored. We must fight determinedly and
INCREASINGLY against Capitalization,
"Caesarism," "Nepotism," Credit Mo
bilierism, Civil "Rightsism,' Population,
Corruption-in word-Radicalism. To
do this successfully we must be firmly
united, ana II we 40 our "hoie uu'y w
will probably succeed. The moment the
people begin to exercise their sober res-
son, they will see that those words used
by our enemies, Bourbon, Ring and
Loyal, are mere blinds to draw OF atten-
ton from themselves.
The moment the people think, that
moment they will become Democrats.
, If after all, though, We fail, we will
have no cause to regret our record; but
while mourning over our lost republic,
we will feel the satisfaction that we did
our best to save it. No man, nor set OF
4
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL AND THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.

A Radical exchange 1--WE really have
forgotten which) says, "If any man says
the Civil Rights Bill will be endorsed by
the Republican party in this State, you
needn't tell him he lies, unless you want
to-" but I'VE forget the exact words You
NAV be sure he will not tell the truth.
Now we desire to ask the question, why
will the Civil Rights Bill not be support
ed by the Radical party in this State?
1t is measure, peculiarly, Ofthe Radicals.
In their conventions, it has beeu uniform
" endorsed, some even going so far as to
demand that it be passed early. upon the
reassembling of Congress. Now upon
what reasonable grounds have we to be-
lieve that here alone in West Virginia,
the party is opposed to 1t? When the
bill passed the Senate, there were no
resolutions here passed denouncng
it. Neither have we seen, up to this mo-
ment any sentiment expressed among our
opponents, as party, against it. And
more-Is there any guarantee that, even
should the candidates of the party for
Congressional honors at present before
the people disclaim support to the meas
ure that they will not, i'll case Of cleo
ton, be found in the ranks Of its friends,
whenever the party whip cracks?
But, admitting that all these improba-
bilities may occur, is it not better to vote
for man the candidate of party known
to be positively opposed to this bill?
Then there will be no danger that Con-
gress will take heart from the action of
the people here, and be encouraged to
pass it. This is the only decided way
to express disapprobation, and the fact
that even one of the Radical papers of
this State is found willing to assert the
unwillingness of its party to support it,
proves that it is question altogether
Objectionable to the people at large.
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A Wonderful Cure!
Testimony of a Highly Re-
spectacle s. Well-knOWn
Citizen of Wheeling.
Proof of DIR. LongdOn's Skill that
Cannot be Doubted.

hereby certify that after having been
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Wheeling for seven months and another
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had been afflicted with this disease for
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and the hair (Which had been DESTROYED,
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Is Sixteenth street.
SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1874
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUsr
ID made May eth, 1873, by Samuel Ander.
son, 10 the undersigned, which deed Is ON
record in deed Of trust book No. S, folio igi
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the COupry
Court Of ohio county, West Virginia, Twill
offer AT public sale nj the front door OF M,
Court House OF Ohio county, on Satur
day, the 10Th day OF October. 4. H..
1874, NJ ten o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
Scribed property, lying and being situate
on Xane's Island, In Daniel Zane's addition
Ia the city OF Wheeling, known and dr>g.
mated on the plat ofthe said addition A. l0
number sixty-four (6iO fronting on Broad
way street and running back TO the alley
I'm the rear.
TERMS-One-hal cash and the halance
in six months, the purchaser giving note
bearing interest, with approved personal
security. u. l.. CRANMER,
sap9i Trustee
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Saturday. October the Bird. 1874,


at 10 a. m, sell at the Court House, In the
City of Wheeling,
No. ]. All that certain lot Of ground stu
ate in the 18th ward of the city of Phiia-
delphia, beginning at point i'll the soul H.
westerly side of Wheatsheaf lane, at the
distance OF q feet pa inches SOuthcaStcriy
from the southeast side of Gaul street,
thence extending north 27' 23l; west along
the said lane, and crossing the said Gaul
street 1873 feet 20 inches to point thence
south s. 81 west, 632 feet TX inches to a
point in the line of land now, or late of
John =. Twell's; thence south 2S' 2g east
along the said land 200 feet, more or less, to
a point at the distance OF p feet from the
northwest side Of Gaul street; and thence
north &C. 81 east, crossing the said Gaul
street 59i feet "a inches TO the Southwestern
ly side of the said WheatSheat lane and
place of beginning, containing "a acres,
more or less.
No. 9. All those two certain lots orpieceS
of ground situate in the 2jth ward of the
city of Philadelphia. One of them on the
southweSterly side of WhcatSheaf or Pike
street, and nOrthweSterly side of Bath st,
containing in front or breadth on said Bath
street, 26i feet "a inches, and in length or
depth northwesterly on the southwCsterly
line thereof at right angles with said Bath
street s. feet, and on the nOrthcaSterly line
thereof along the said Wheatsheaf or Pike
street 65 feet inches; the said lot contain
ing in width on the rear end thereof, 10
feet ga inches, subject to n yearly ground
rent OF $500, and six months arrearagcs.
No. 3. The other Of them on the south
eaSterly side of WheatShcaf or Pike street,
and sOutheasterly side of Cooper street.
containing, in front, on said Cooper street,
276 feet Sas inches, and extending in depth
southeasterly on the nOrthcaStCrly lin"
thereof, along the said WheatShcaf or Pike
street IS feet 81 inches, and on the south
westerly line thereof at right angles with
the said Cooper street e. feet; the said lot
containing in width on the rear end there
OF 30 feet 81 inches, subject TO a yearly rent
ofsS2.50, and six monthSa rrcaragcS
Il. CRANGLE,
{. OGLEBAG,
DANIEL &. LIST,
q. LAMB.
Sep22 commissioners.
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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 10 subscribers.
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-.
THE SECOND WIFE.

From the German of f. Marlitt, author
of "The Old Nam selle's Secret" etc. 9Th
edition. limo. Fine cloth. Price, Sl75.
"A German story OF intense interest, by
one Of the best-known writer's ofromance
of that country Washington Chronicle.
"sThe Second Wife is at once an artistic
literary labor and a charmingly interest
Ing novel ."-Bdtimore Saturday Night.
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FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LII
' Lots No. !, 2, 3, 4, and 3, Square No D.
LiilChrist's addition, fronting " feet un y
York street, and running east 20 feet a.
the river. These lots are ns high ~ any
on IN" Island; beautifully graded, tbs
water front projected from washing, and
ar furnished with city water.
TERMS-Onc-third cash and residue 'u
Onr and two years with interest.
Inquire of X. q. JORDAN,
No. 223O chaplin" stree Oh.
W. V. UOGE & BRO,
au9 b Bailcy's Block, Market stree
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The Rar-rOom Remedy

ments is Rum Bitters, surcharged with
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"There is no literary event since the pub
LEGATION of Moore's Life OF Byron, OF so
much importance" -Neu York Herald.
"Of all men living, Mr.. Forster is the
best qualified to be Charles Dickens's BIZ
ographer. Philadelphia Press.
''Nfr. Forster has done his work with tho
tender, loving care that was to have been
expected Of him by all who knew the bond
of union which welded the two men to-
gcthcr."- London Morning POH.
"Nomore satisfactory record Of DiCkens'S
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ton. "-LOndOR Standard.
Now for the first time we seem to have
learned the secret of the individually be-
longing TO all of Dickens's really great
novels. "---London Daily Nctrs.
"This work could not have been intrust-
ed TO more loving hands, a more genial
writer, or n more faithful and accurate his
tOrian. IhiiGdelphid Evening Bulletin.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRI.>r
ID made by Robert B. Woods To me :.
Trustee, bearing date the 0th day OF Jar
uary, 1866, and recorded in Deed Book NJ
30, page 80, of the land records OF OH
county, 1 will on saturday, the ai,S
day OF October, 1874, NJ the mont do.
of the Court House of Ohio count
at 10 o'clock y. N, offer for sale q,
public auction, the following de-
scribed real estate, lying about so m ne,
north of the city OF Wheeling, on the ass,
side of the Ohio river, being part OF H.
(. Y. Woods home farm, having a fron, ~,
the east side of the county road and him
ing thereon - poles and extending bsrt
eastward 100 poles; containing 2ls, acr,S -,
land, covering and including lO9 acre. -,
coal. Also n strip.of land 10 feet wide ana
about ~ rods long, running rom the soprb
western corner of said tract OF land IN ~
river, being the north half OF "A prtyoio
road.
Terms of sale, onc-third cash and m.
balance In six and twelve months, secure
by deed OF trust
$. BRADY, Trustee.
J, c. HERyEY, Auctioneer.
Al the same time will be Offered for sal,
ll0la acres Of coal lying INN edistely barL
Of the above described tract OF land.
au26-rb ROBERT Il. WOODS
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DIED.

HILDRETI-On Sunday morning, Of
Mrs. SIDNEY / HILDRBTH,
widow of the late PC. Hildreth.
Her funeral will take place from her late
South Penn.street, on Tuesday,
-, At 2o'clock p. NJ. The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend
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III U l. ID A

After the German of F. Lewald. Fifth
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SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1874.

NoTE-Dr. Longdon' s Office and residence
are at No. 1899 Eoft street (old 5th, opposite
the Cathedral. sepla
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A Work of Universal Interest.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLlTT,

Translated by Mrs. A. L. WISTBR.
1.-THE Little Moorland Princess" Sixth
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Mrs. Hutchins' Music Class.

uHOSE DESIRING TO RECEIVE IN
STRUCTIONS on the Piano, &c, from
Mrs. HutchinS, can arrange by calling on
Mr.. H.. at shields Music Store, lila Main
street, or M the residence, No. ~, l2th
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will he niycn both at the store and resi-
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