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THIRTY FEARS EXPERIENCE OF An
OLD NURSE.

Go TO RIVERSIDE Water Cure. Hamilton. III.
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WHEN WHITING To aDvsaTr.ERs.
10 tb5s 1ap~s
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Sandwich Manufacturing Co.,
SANDWICH, DE kALB 60. ILLINOIS
ADNWN'
POW lit SOS gE1.t.tN trvpaisriy
known ss the Sandwich shei err, xsINtnE tn
sire aud capacity g. sutt all ~sats Farm Horse
Powers. stamd Gopn-stetiess sole mana
f.ciurcr.o % the celebrated CONN ktNs ttL-
11N tIDN.
Descriptive Circulars, Naiiy Illustrated, NAILED
free 10 any address. J. q. ADAMS, Secretary.
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DIR. Il. V. PrEncE:
SIR-Hsving first applied to . number OF
home physicians and failed to get relief, I re-
solved 20 try yourR Remedy. -Four bottle. have
completely cured me Of one OF the wors, cases
OF Ca;srrh Of which l have any knowledge.
having suffered for months with an acute pain
In the head. and trea,hed only with the great
est difficulty. l deem it due you - well as
suffering humanity that this recognition be
made OF what We deem an invaluable medi-
cine. CHAs. Q. ANDERSON.
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Dull. heavy headache. obstruction Of nasal
passages, discharge falling into throat, some
lines profuse, ws;ery, acnd. thick and tena-
cious. mucous. purulenf. mucopurulent,
bloody. putrid, offensive. etc. In others q dry
ness.dry. ~atery. weak or infsned eyes. ring
ing In earn, Deafness. hawking aud coughing TO
GERS, voice altered. naral ;wang. onepsive
breath. impaired smell and taste, dizziner..
mental depression. tickling cough. etc. only
few OF the above symptoms are likely to be
present 10 any case .. one time. No disease
IL more common or le-s Understood BY physi.
clans. The proprietor OF DIR. Sage's Ca.arrh
Remedy Will pay $500 reward for An incurAble
case.
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HOUNEHOLDW WY VIII You sunerl

&C. aweek. Agents wanted. Business. legit-
90 1 innate. A. B~roomhaii, Muscaiinc, Iowa.
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CONDENSED TELE6RAMS

A heavy rain storm visited Burlington,
Vt. on SUNDAY. and continued up to mid
night Tuesday. The rain fall Wa. four
inches.
Hon. John Sherman. Of Ohio, hN. g"n"
on a canvass Of two or three weeks IN
Iowa. Kansas and other Western states.
The authorities Of Portugal have taken
active measures 30 prevent depredatlOn'
on the frontier by Csrli-ts.
Murrays Hotel, at The Pork', near
skawhegan. Maine, was burned TUESDAY
night. Les 5000; no insurance.
Il is stated on authority that Hon.
Geo. +. Hoar will not be candidate for
Governor Of Massacbusett--
After August lst., traveller from the
East for California can have their bag
-ngc checked through n Omaha.
Weli-known railroad men Ar. holding
, conference at Saratoga. Col. Tb"s. y.
Scott and ComDodnFs Vanderbilt are
aid to be present.
james Ramsey. an employee Of QueeI
circus. wr 20 badly beaten in hght, Al
san Frsncisco, Tuesday night that nc
died yesterday.
At BEtOn Yesterday the corOners jury
in the case II Katie Curran rendered =
verdict that he came u her death by
the hands II Jes-e POmeroy.
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Bax ter IL the Biggest Liar in Amer
PENNSYLVANIA.
Attack on Superintendent Of Coal
Mine.


WuKEsBARRE, July 29.--ThiS morn
ing, at Jcrmyer, in this county. Alfred
Green, Superintendent of the coal mine,
started, between and o'clock, TO IN
spect the mine and see if it WAS free from
gas, and that everything was all right. as
WAS his regular custom before the miners
entered for their DAYS work He WAS
accosted while on his way by three
strangers who asked him for work,
and he replied that he had Il
full force and did not need their
services. They then drew rcvolvms
and fired nine shots at him two Of which
took effect in his left shoulder and side.
His cries and the reports of the pistols
attracted the attention of Robert Pierce
and Edward McCracken, who came l."
his assistance The rutiians turned upon
them but Pierce drew his revolver and
shot one Of the strangers through the
head killing him instantly. The other
two ran but one of them was wounded
before he got out of range. Greens
wounds are pronounced dangerous but
not necessarily fatal. The asSailaut vi .
was killed is unknown to all who viewed
his corpse. A rumOr reached here TIN,
evening that the man who was wounded
had been captured and that the eXaSperat-
cd miners and citizens of Jcrlnyer had
lynched him.
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wheeling Cattle Market.

90 t''
The arrivals nj the Christman ynrds
last week were larger than the previous
week. and the demand for the stock was
very good, at fair prices. The ms', u
the cattle offered were u the .calawsg
order
CATTLE-The price paid for cnttl"
we're s2pOs3 70 pr cwt. The arrivals
amounted ~ l04 head.
HOGs.-The arrivals were - head and
the prices paid were o. 7jsG - pr
cwt
SHEEP-Three cents per pound wa.
the ruling figure for sheep. Fity-four
head we're disposed Of at that figure. ,
CILyys-One hundred and hfty bead
Of calye. were disPo.ed Of at from
Al 20 10 90 90 per bead, according u
sizs and quality.
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FRANCE.
Assembly Debate On Motion tor Dis
soIutiou

PARIS, July 29-ln the Assembly to-
dav the debate on the motion for dls,o-
luton, adjourned from Monday, was re-
sumed. W. Dcpeyrc opposed the dissolu-
ton of the Assembly; he alleged that the
motions were made IN revenge for the
votes by which the Republic and plcbi--
cite had been rejected.
VI. Chaband La Tour, Minister of tn"
Interior, also spoke against dissolution.
He reminded the Assembly that by the
law Of March, 1873, il WA plcdg-
ed 10 vote on the constitutional
law, before il dissolved, and when
the Presidents powers are organized
d.putic. could appeal To- their con-
,tiiurnt> without cndang"ring the public
order. VI. Duval and Others supported
the motion arguing uneasincss, caused by
the present unsettled condition Of affair
and paralizcd trade, and the only rene
DIV was in an appeal to th" people. a
vote was taken, and VI Lean de Male
Vile. for dissolution, wa. defeated 10y
382 yeas. against 374 nays; the similar
motion offered by VI. Duyal VIA then
withdrawn.
Surveillance ON the spanish Frontier
L> Temps states that England, Ger
many and Italy have agreed l." establish
a Joint surveillance over the spanish
frontier.
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As MAY be seen from dispatches re-
ceived. the Democratic State Central
Committee of Illinois has issued its call
addressed to al the voters of the State
opposed To Republican rule, be they
Democrats or Liberals, to send delegates
10 n Convention 10 De held at Spring
field, on the 2Gth Of August, 1874, to
make nominations for ticket To be voted
Tor At the coming election. The basis of
the phttorm To- he adopted is published
undrr the trlrgraphic head, and it will be
taund Ia rnbody true principles Of Re-
rub.iCau Government.
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The Civil Rights Bill Working.

A Dispatch to the Richmond E"q"irrr
.. the 2Sth, frem PittSylvania c. H. Va,
says:
Last evening as Mr.. HutchingS. OF
Lynchburg, Va, was walking down the
street here, with an umbrella over him,
y negro deliberately walked up and pass
ed his arm through his and proposed ac-
companying him. Mr.. Hutchings jerk
ing loose, demanded an explanation. The
negro answered by the inquiry; Hi!
haven't YOU heard the civil rights bill is
done pssed?' Mr.. Hutchings thereupon
truck him with with the umbrella. The
negro made for rock. but Mr. Hutch
ings was too quick for him, and picking
up the rock knocked him down with it.
The scoundrel then retreated-
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DAKOTA.
Sad Accident.

YAxKroH. July pa sad and fatal
occurrence happened "a miles from here
Tuesday night, by the burning Of the
farm house Of Mr.. Shafihausen. where
by he lost his wife and three children
He was absent from home and his wife
was not aware Of the fire till the ROOT
fell in. when she dragged herself and in
fsnt out. and walked a mile and = half
but both died within ten hours. The
other two children were burned in the
ruins. The remains of the rour were bur
led in one grave to-day.
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WEST VIRGINIA
uNIvDR 8ITY,

rr,HE YEAR BEGINS ~ ALL DE-
PAKTMKSTs on "Wednesday, s-pt.
SRI, Us75.
prof y. =. Lyon, with a full stan Of
Thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
Of the Preparatory Department.
Patrons s-eking information In regEid 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
Iaefts may be obtained faOIn the S@creiaTy
Of the Faculty, Prof Geo. W. Clover, ar the
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, Prest.
AoEsASrowS, W. Va, Aug. y 1873
hugl3 &C.
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GER MANY.
Emperor william 90 visit Italy

BERLIN, July Emperor William
is To visit Italy during the present year,
probably in the autumn.
The provincial correspondence eI-
presses the hope that the visit Of the Ger
man squadron to the coast of Spain will
effect happy change in Spanish affairs
The NOrH German Gd=cttc states that the
squadron will leave British waters about
the beginning of August for its new Sta
ton.
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for which support they are ready to
pay any price that may be
demanded Of them by the party in power.
Neither have confidence in the opposition,
the colored voters doubt the inclinstions
and the whites have no confidence in the
ability of those opposed to the Republi-
can party TO do themselves justice or pro-
tect them, and Is consequence the whole
South is at the feet of the administration.
Different Races should be Harmon
lied
Ii is now demanded not only that We
have just regard for the welfare of the
people South, but by consideration
of those things which deeply affect
the perpetuity of free insti-
tutious everywhere, the different
races in the late slave States should be
harmonized, and be taught to look for
themselves and to influence Ne just laws
and their impartial administration for
protection, and for the promotion Of thei
happiness. Ii iIko be hoped that op-
position by its csndor and justice will bs
able to win the confidence Of all classes
in the South and by that means remove
what seems To me to be one of the most
serious dangers that threaten the country.
Very truly yours, &c,
John NJ. PALMER.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Arkansas Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, July 20.-The Democrat y
Little Rock special says Governor BaX-
ter went voluntarily before the Comgrr>-
sional Committee Yesterday, and sw"re
that before the meeting of the Supreme
Court at which the quo warranto caor
was disposed of, he wrote a proclamation
of martial law and would have used it
had the Court decided it had jurisdiction
in the case, and would have dispersed the
Court by force Of arms had it gone into
the merits of the case. In reply to queS-
tiOns asked BY Senator Clayton, he said
that Clayton had never made dishonora-
BILE propositions to him, and declared
that the charges he made against the
Senator in the New York Her0id were
untrue. The dispatch further states that
the Democrats SAY, since this eXamna-
ton, that
Baxter IL the Biggest Liar in Amer
lea.
That he had been telling them one
thing, and when put face to face with
persons he accused, he tells quite Il differ
cnt story. The sub-COmmItto" adjourn
ed until the 18th Of September, when the
full Committee will be present and con
tinue the investigation.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Accidental shooting.

ELNIKA, July 29-Miss Ella Johnson
accidentally shot Miss Bella Whit" ut
Wellsville, Allegheny county, to-day
Some two weeks since Miss johnson
showed great courage and bravery 10y
driving from the house some burglars
who were attempting to make an en-
trance. She WAS presented by her ad-
miring friends with fine revolver 1t
WAS while practieing with this that 1t W''
accidentally discharged, and Miss " hItc
was mortallv wounded.
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ENGLAND
p,.xe,,i.r Of CarIi.t Atrocities.

LONDON, July 29.-Ths Vienna jour
nal. say that Austria has received cir
cular note from Germany urging the tw'
great powers to combine to prevent the
continuance of the Carlist ntr"citie' H.
Spain. and that she has given favorable
reply to it.
The Morninq Post asserts that Ger
many will propose in the Bru-'el' Con
gre.s recognition Of the present gov
rrnment Of Spain.
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WHEELISG REIsTEE-Tbe Register
made il. appearance last week IN new
dres. and make, fine paper, bDth a. local
and political matters are concerned, Anh
i. well sustained. We hope IT may con-
tinue To prosper in the future a. in th"
past. A distinguished feature Of the
paper is the report Of the Baltimore
Csttl. Markets which are given in full
every week Huntington AdreTtissT.
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BELGIUM.
international Congress

BRussELs, July 29.--A committee
composed of one delegate from each of
the States represented in the lnternation-
al Congress has been appointed To- pre-
pare, under the presidency of Baron
Jomipi, report upon the programme
which is to BE- followed in the proceed
ings Of that body.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNALoFfI'ER
WASHINGTON, July 29, ST. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England rain near the coast.
followed bv clearing weather, southwest
or northwest winds, slight rise OF
temperature, and no decided change in
the barometer. For the Middle States
and Lower Lake region, clear or talr
weather during Thursday, with south
west or northwest winds, no decided
change in the temperature, and stationary
or rising barometer For the South At
lantic States. rain near the coast, south
west or northwest winds, stationery or
falling temperature and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohi"
Valley, clear or fair weather, northerlv
winds gradually shifting TO caSterly and
sputhcrly, rising temperature, and station
ary or rising barometer. For the Upper
Lake region and Northwest, clear or
fair weather. light rains in Wisconsin
and Minnesota. southeast to southwest
winds. rising temperature and falling
barometer The upper Ohio river Will
fall during Thursday.
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Railroad Accident.

MONTREAL July 29.-The eastern
train leaving Montreal at 10 o'clock last
night ran into freight train near SOixante
The two engines, Pullman car, and the
mail car were considerably smashed.
The conductor and several other per-
sons were injured, but no one was killed.
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Three Bodies Found To-Day.

Theresa Conlcn. John Rodgers. and =
little girl of Mr.. Fordens. The bodies
of the entire Forden family have now
Nil been recovered. There j. hut one
missing at Wood, run. a child Of Mr..
Gorman.. The body ola little boy about
four wears old WAS found at East Liver
pool on Monday evening. making two
children found there. In an opening
made in sewer to drain NNIght"y :
meadow. on Butchers run, this afternoon,
some shawl,... &c were found indicating
.or,e bodies are there.
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This letter is declared to be long, eH-
plicit, earnest, unmistakable and to the
effect that Mr. Beecher has no wish, and
Mr.. Moulton no alternative but for the
latter to go before the committee and TO
fully and frankly say all he can say forth
with. This earnest letter of request from
Mr.. Beecher, coming in with the request
of the committee itself, will reach, or has
reached Mr.. Moulton at NarraganSett
Pier, where he has been with his wife.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL. July 29-Steamship:
Maine and Utopia, from New York, and
Nederland from Philadelphia, arrived
out.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Arrived-
Steamer Bolivia rom Glasgow.
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West yirKiuia Coal.

: The C,nneitoD Coal Company Of Wet
Virginia. have appointed Mr.. GeryAs
Stoor. agent for the sale of their coal in
Richmond. He will receive orders for
delivery at the mine. or in this city
RichmDad EHq,Hr>r.
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Senatorial Conyention--3rd District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
district. consisting of the counties Of
Richie, Doddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will be holden at the town OF FL
lrnboro, in the county of Ritchie, Oh the
18th day of August, 1874. The under
signed would respectfully request that
county meetings be held at an early day
rs possible, to appoint delegates to said
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid be
well represented.
BY order of the Senatirial Executive
Committee, r. =. BLAIR,
Iyl7 Chairman.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBURG, June 8, 1874.
To the Wheeling Register:
At the urgent solicition of many friends,
announce myself a candidate for Con-
gresS in the First District.
iellh ]. w. HORNOR.
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Brutal Assault.

The house of an old German farmer
named Dickman. three miles from this
city. was entered by masked rutliian>
last night. Dickman was brutally ASSAULT
ed, and himself and wife and two daugh-
tcrs tied while the robbers ranSackrd tn"
premises and secured the valuablc>.
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VOL. IL.
POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTlON'
First Congressional District,
w. Va.

,r,HE MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
First District in absence Of any District
committee, hereby call Convention OF
nelesatas from each of the counties of
S,id District to meet at Ellenboro, in the
County of Richie, w. Va, on THURS
nay. the 18th day of AUGUST. 1874.
70 nominate Congressional Representa-
rive for said district. Your committee re-
spectfully request that county meetings be
held to appoint Delegates to said Convsn-
tion.
/ PANNELL, VIM. p. THOMPSON,
J. W. GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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Ex-.Judge Morris submitted that there
was no object in view by this prosecution
except to gain notoriety. GaynOr wished
to know ii drlrndcut waived examination,
and demanded Il hearing, rs he wished To
summon Henry Ward Becchcr and some
,tLnr witnesses for examination.
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Twenty Bridges swept Away.

Returns received at the county COM
mi,sioncrsrofticc show that ttwCnty bridge
br,c been swept away by the food in
the county. entsiling the los at about
$4,000 In Butchers run district alone
il Is said that more that 20,0O0.OO0 cubic
feet Of water fell in the pace Of an hour
and half.
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The Brooklyn Eagte says: ave are
informed and authorized to announce
that Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has, very
recently, written letter to Mr.. Frank
Moulton in which Mr.: Beecher earnestly
asks and adjures Mr.. Moulton to go be-
fore the committee and exhibit all he has
to tell, and all he knows with reference to
the matters in controversy between Theo-
dore Tilton and Henry Ward Beecher.
The Letter Long, Explicit and
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INDIANA.
Mass Meeting OF Patrons Of Hus.
bHnury.

TEREE HAUTE, July 29,-The largest
mass meeting ever here was held by the
Patrons of Husbandrya at the fair grounds
to-day. There were 4S7 teams in tho
procession. Speeches were made by +"
4. Alleman, editor of the hididna Fd|n,-
cr. DIR. Allen FurnesS and {. W. Stew
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met again tonight in Boooklyn, but
adjourned after the session lasting one
hour without, it is believed. examining
any witnesses. Mr.. Moutnn was to have
submitted letters held by him at to-night's ;
session, but h. did not put i'll an appear
ancr. 1t was stated that Mr.. Bcechrr
will not lay his detailed statement before
the committee until Mr. Moulton's tc-ti-
mony has been taken
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A dispatch from Uniontown, Alabsms.
says that the Republican Convention of
the Fourth district of that State renomi-
mated Hays for Congress by acClamation.
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THE IRON TRADE.
at iron Ore aud pig IRON from the
DiStrict OG superior.

From the Special Correspondence of the
Cleveland Herald.
MARQU ETTE, Mich, July 20, "A.
Below will DE found an exhibit of the
shipments of iron ore and pig iron from
ihi, region from the opening of naviga-
ton To- July lst. 1t is great labor to
compile these figures, and this July 20)
is the "arlcst possible date that they
r"UId be- got together and sent you.
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What Bowen Said.

MILwACKEE, July 29.-Thc Ns1IfiD<T
this morning publishes the inter-
view with Hon f. ID. Holton, referred
t. in the dispatches last ctcning
a> being present when Bowen said that
the tripartitc agreement WAS no rctrac-
tion of the charges against Bcecher So
far rs he (Bowcnl was concerned. Mr..
'Holton admitted that he was present. and
that ne remembered the conversation.
but declined to give any details at pres
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Beccher's Answer To be Made.

The .S,0, of this morning says: We
are authorized to state that Mr.. Beechcr ;
full answer will be probably made as soon
~ the allegations and testimony against
him shall have been put in.
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Jealousy OF white and Colored
Voters.

It !. hardly consistent from what /
suppose to b. the proper limits q this
communication that / should 20 farther,
but cannot fOrbear from saying that
nearly 10000 cOlOred voter. in the
south. and more than equal that number
of white voters in the same States. Are
Jealous and distrustful Of each other.
Each look. to the central government
for support against the other, and