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THE REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.

The Grrcnbricr Independent of the
18th instant contains an editorial headed
- above of which We desire to speak,
and highly commend, for it is one which,
politically speaking, utters sentiments Of
true nobility and patriotism
OF course this paper bcingin the Third
district, was warm and honest opponent
of the Capitals being removed, and in
ii, zeal against this measure it was second
To- none. But it alludc, in terms OF un-
mi.takablc Indignation to the idea, that
the removal will 50 cmbittcr the Demo-
Gratis of the Third district, rs to induce
them to abandon their party. ltmay be
that there are some within the limits Of
Kanawha county, who are So inccnsed
Al the loss of the Capital, as to have en-
pressed such sentiments, but says tins
paper. certain it Is, that if such do exist
there. nowhere else in the Third district
will br found any true Democrats
who have the slightest desire to disrupt
the party for this, AN entirely local qucs-
lion. Anuding to u recent editorial in
,be Charleston Courier, it says:
when the C5,u'icr speaks of the ''un-
DIVING resentment of theoutraged masses
of,bis section of the State who now pledge
themselves to bury every other interest
in settled purpose to square accounts
with those who have heapcG mdignltle>
upon them 1t must not be understood
To- speak for the Democracy of this re-
gion.
And it concludes As follows:
We ARE ready now, and will be al
ways to return the capital to Charleston,
md we take occasion to say that that
pla,r has had no warmer nor more
efficient friends than the members of the
LEGISLATURE from Greenbrier but We will
never he ready TO abandon those prln-
cirlr, upon the recognition and applica-
lion of which the liberties Of the people
and the existence of RcpubliCanism de-
ncud. We expect still to follow the
standard of Democracy and march in the
ranks with our brother Democrats Of the
First. Second and Third districts. The
very highest conSiderationS-thosc which
soar far above the location of the capitol
ola Statc-now require union, harmony
and organization OF Democrats.
Now while of course. we have 10
sympathy, with the idea Of the Capitals
being returned to Charleston; while we
believe that such step will never be,
and feel positively certain that it is the
will Of the people Of this State, that il
should remain where il is, still We cannot
but admre thetruc ring of the political
sentiments herein expressed.
II would be but a poor exhibition Of
principle, If Democrats could allow any
thing TO cause them to swerve from a.
legiance to their party, at any time; but
more especially would this be SO now,
when the most reckless and revolution
arv acts. tending to the overthrow OF
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yPGctinc IL Sold by all Druggists
fpblSb
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New York Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY.

rINHESE BONDS ARE ISSUED 10"
| the purpu~, Of raising funds ipI d."
erection of /, buiIdmg ia the CITY 0i NJ"
York, To- bcu~Dd for q
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VARIABLE INFORMATION.
BosToN. December y. lS,q


GeHtlemcn-My only object in giving YOU
this testimonial Is 10 spread valuable in
formation. Having been badly afflicted
with Salt Rhcum, and the whole surface of
my skin being covered with pimples and
rruptions, many of which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing ii To be
Il blood disease, took many OF the adver-
tiScd blood preparations, among which
was any quantity of Sarsaparilla, without
obtaining any benefit until commenced
taking the Negctinc, and before had com
plcted the first bottle saw that had got
the right medicine. Consequently, fol-
low ii on with II until had taken seven
bottles, when ] was pronounced II well
man, and my skin is smooth and entirely
free from pimplcs and cruptions. ! have
never enjoyed SO good health before, and
attribute ii all To the use of Negctine. TO
benefit those afflicted with rheumatism,
| will make mention also of the Negetines
wonderful power of curing me OF this acute
complaint, of which have suffered so in
tcnsely. {. ii. TUCKER,
Pas. Agt Mich. c. K. r., 90 Washington
street, Boston.
yPGctinc IL Sold by all Druggists.
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The Montgomery VA Messenger
says
Some two years ago Mrs. Morgan, who
lives on Wolf Creek, in Giles county,
gave birth to five male children at one
time. They are still living, are not the
slightest delormcd, are Of good constitu-
ton and as sprightly us weIl.fed kittens.
MIR. Morgan Is laborer anA quite poor.
The neighbors frequently visit this faini-
". and never without taking supplies Of
some kind. DIR. Miller, of Mechanics
burg, Bland county, was the attending
physician. Morgan stock Is at preml-
um.
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N,CNORkNDUNI.

By n decree If the Circuit Court OF ONO
comnty. entered on the 9th Ol February,
1860 the above mentioned tracts OF % ".-tyU
i60 acres, and the coal underlying IN, tract
of lgI acres, were divided ana partilohed
Lewis I,unsford. who held undivided in
tcrests therein. said decree or partition Is
recorded in the Office of the Clerk OF the
County Court ofOhiO county,in dcch DOCK
No A. page 81, &c. ltpN
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TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. 1t will be sent 10 any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable prelnl-
umS TO Gnu agents and 10 subscribers.
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IN lie .mictcd. No matter under

what form of sickness you labor, there Is
one great truth you should keep in mind:
All disease originates in an impure con-
Jition Of the blood. Purify that and the
disease must depart; out YOU cannot purify
the blood by the use OF poisonous drugs;
and exhaustive Slimulants. The best Blood
Purifier ever discovered Is Or. walker :
famous Vinegar BittrrS, compund"d OF
Simplc herbs. ltDlVD
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sl.5en.4nnla elSS.a5O.OgO

Correcting the figures tor the United
States, the debt, January |, was e453,-
0OO.OO0. the annual interest $99,OOO,OOO
or elg. 100000. and the rate i.jI per cent
or less than 80 per cent
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FOR SALE.

k.A FOR SALE, THE TWO BUILDINGS
im& known as the Government build
-%A- ingS, on the corner of thapllnc and
10th streets, will be sold low. The corner
building, possession can be had immcdi-
atplV: the other one on the nr>t day OF
April. For particulars enquire ot
THEODORE FINK,
No. 1921 Chlplinr street, or
marlb ROY COMES.
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SUEETS-W AMSLEY-On February Ii,
al Edna, Knox county, Missouri, 10y Rev.
I'll. Wheat, Mr.. HAMILTON +. SHEETS, OF
iowcr Newport, ohio, TO Miss Kate
WAMSLEY. Of Knox county, Missouri.
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT, \ NEW FRAME
M8 House on Penn street, hccling
'S-o& Island, containing I rooms porch,
and cellar; also lot nicely fenced In, with
hy,lrant right at the door. The house has
never been occupied bran new. Possess
ion given now ar the Isl of April. For
particulars enquire of
THEODORE FINK.
ma III li2i Chapiinu street.
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL,


Having purchased the entire furniture
and taken II lease of this magnificent hotel.
have admitted Mr.. Samuel NJ. Turner
formerly of the old fremont House and
late OF the Palmer House, Chicago, and
Mr.. Tyler Il. GaSkill, formerly of the
Revere House, Boston, to AN interest in the
business, which will conducted under the
name of JOHN Il. DRAKE K co.
THE HOUSE covers one entire block
having Il frontage south and east of over
$40 feet. Is admirably located for the CON
vcuicnce of guests; is thoroughly built i'm
the best manner, with ali modern i'm
provemcnts. Every floor from basement
To roof, cncloSeS four inch layar Ofcement
which, with other safeguards render ii
practically FIRE-PROoF. The ventilation
Is perfect, and the whole is being refitted
with the addition OF new and elegant
furniture aS required.
The service tables and other accommodate
lions being the same To all guests. will be
maintained fully up 10 the high standard
OF their predecessors, and equal to any
house in this or any other country, but the
proprietors have decided TO meet the Just
expectation of the public IN these times of
financial depression by graduating prices
AT from $500 TO $50 per day, according to
the location of the rooms occupied.
f.bl5 JOHN Ii. DRAKE
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
q. R. MOREHEAD & CO..

J1EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a
II well Selected Stock of Furniture, Car
nets, Ollcloths, Window Shades, Mattresses
bed Lounges, &c, which they 0iler TO the
trade at Reasonable prices. tali ana tN-
amiuc our goods before purchasing "ise-
no. 1924 MARKET STREET.
MARI Opposite Opera House.
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9 Miles from LittIetOn Station

On thcH.S O. X. r.. with 100 acres OF IN
rrnvnJ land ON it: one good orchard OF
choice fruit three good dwrIimS n"I' .Hi I'M,
W, ~ ANY other description, or terms
81 Sois ,an be had by seeing owner.
r., S;ltr I''' ". b. POSTLEIHMAlI.
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Stanton BROS:

HAVE JUST OPENED AND READY
for inspection 1919 quires Blank
Books, Long Bill Books, Pocket Books in
new styles, Common Sense Inks Nos. !, >
and 3.
The attention of Merchants and Bankers
: especially invited. icbl9
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z M PLOYM EN-

FOR 1000 MEN.
We are Now Offering Extra
ordinary inducements TO re-
liable and Energetic men to
act as Agents for the Sale of
our Celebrated Family and
New No. 6 and 2 Manufa Ctur-
ing Sewing Machines. For
Particulars and Choice of
Territory, address, AT ONCE,
WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO..
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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S.M.HOMARD
600 y q R H. -
OF
MArlIARI 6 | AND FOR SALT

~ mr. UNDERSIGNED, LYING Oh
X 49, valley river and sugar creek,
y'rbgur county, ". Va, near half way be-
t,,'.ep Grafton. Taylor CO., and Philippi,
BARBOUR county, about 20 acres Of which
:, .i'r,rr1y.i and mostly in grass. \ good
,r.....'r,I. buildings poor, the unimpTuvrd
,...rftlu o.. the land abOuuds with the very
t..-, 10, timber Il all kinds, aud Is only IL
,fYrrUgI-tuucrHbuyc the Boom at Grafton;
rIer.i~ uo difficulty IN floating timber rom
this land 10 the Boom AT Grafton, where,
at any time IL can be sold for the Ready
Cash. and at hir prices. Any person or
persons ishing to purchase such proper
", call aI VIM. McCLASkEG,
Pniippi, Barbour county, ". va.
Who will sell you IL good bargain. decivO
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% s 81 ! s. ff@ r EMPLOYMENT,

We want a suitable person in every neigh
bnrbood 10 take orders and deliver goods
for nur established &. o. u. sales OF staple
and family goods of all kinds IN constant
',.oomd wrlT. The oldest {. o. II. hous" in
America. Sales over half million in lN'i.
Large cash Pay to the right person.
real chance tor all, male or iamale. at your
homes ortravcling. No risk. II you 90 10
work we will send you ireG ana pot-P"t"
Inc NJ samples and a complete outfit. Adj
dress nj once and secure your territory. II.
l. HALL. 4 co, ., y. Howard street, Halti-
more Md, ltbiWp
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NT7JM PLEASANT, PROF BIZ +
NGW success certain. 2iO Agents pow
making money on best article out. From
40 needed in every dwelling, business,
and store. Entirely new. More agents
wanted. Full particulars free. Address the
manufacturers, :. :. Mann & Co., No. 81
\ HnWnrl street. BaltimOre, Md. iebIuh
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K. W. HUGHES,
l. = Iudup. EnSt'n Dist. of Va.

Z. y. JWOE'f TstIHV IT D'N'' VI ~
Further references by permission: HIS
FyccIlrncy Gilbert L. Walker, EN-Guv-
ornrr of Va: Hon. Kobt. +. WithcrS, Lieut.
GOV. of Va, and L. =. senator elect: Scna-
tors and Members of Congress from Va.
Remittances tor tickets may be made By
express prepaid, postotiice money-ordcro ON
Washington, d. C., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &C.
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
PrcS't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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PROPOSALS.

rLLEK', OFFICE BOAEDuF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING, February ,, 100.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this
office until saturday, February 9TH, at
noon. for furnishing coal To the County
Jail and lufiTmary for one year, nom
AurIl Isl. Bidders will give tn" price OF
clean. mixed and uu' coal, delivered. All
clean coal % pass through screens.
The Board reserves the right 20 reject
any or all bids
CHAS. II. DEITERS, Clerk.
lcb2, G-G-l3- lD-4U-gj-2I
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GOV EnNon,s OFFICE, RICHMOND, July

II affords me pleasure to say that am
wei acquainted with large majority of
the officers Of the Montpelier Female liu-
name Association, who reside in the VI
Unity of my home, and | attest their IN
triii1cucc and their worth and high r"pu-
totiGn ms gentlemen, rs well as the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
NES I. KEEPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXATpRIA, VA, JulyS, 1874 % !
commend them as gents of honor and in
t,,,ritv. and fully entitled 10 the confidence
Of The public -, ,,,.,,,,,..,
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FARM FOR SALE.
tanning nt'll
oo0 ACF "E,

" y, on the dividing ridge between
Fish creek and Fishing creek, ii. ,, InI
head of Little Fishing creek, j. mics !. Oh. ~.
New MartinsviIlc, the county N'"' ~
M...uul nnnniN- and
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n o &c e

TlCE.
4 Ii. PERSONS KNOWING THEM
y SELVES indebted to
G. MENDEI., BOOTH 4 CO.,
viii please call ,aud settle, as the firms
business must he closed up to February
list, 1879. ieOlS
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:. lbs Cash Gifts amounting to........sl ,Iro,r'
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100000.
OFFICE OF TICKETS.

The Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
clarion, chartered by the Legislature OF
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orang"
CO., proposes 10y Grand Gift Concert 10
establish and cndOw Il "HOme for the Old,
lnfirm, and Destitute Ladies OF Virginia,
nj Montpelier, the former residence OF
President IAmrS Madison.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
A Bowie.Knife Duel to the Death.

A frightful and fatal affray occurred at
Eberhardt City recently between two
men by the names of Jackson and Beck.
The former was recently from Arizona,
and the latter has been a resident of Eb-
erhardt City for the past few months,
engaged in keeping a saloon The two
had quarrel short time before the
fatal meeting, in which Jackson made aa
assault upon Beck with a knife, bat
was driven off by Beck with a fire-shovel.
Some three or four hours after this jack
son returned to Beck's saloon, and while
the latter was standing i'll the doorway
plunged an eight-inch bowie knife to the
hilt in Beck side, and the two clinched,
and very fierce encounter ensued, Jack
son using his knife and fatally stabbing
Beck, who, however, succeeded in free
ing himself from jackson, and ran as far
as Dana's saloon, a distance of sixty
yards, when he was Us, rtaken by
Jackson, who was pursuing his victim
with bloody and fiendish intent. Beck
at this place called for profession, but
before the astonished bystanders could
render him assistance the human tiend
had done his work-he had given poor
Beck five fatal stabs. At this juncture q
party by the name of Brown, seeing what
was going on, knocked Jackson off from
the porch into the street with chair,
and while he was down, Beck, while ac-
tlally dying, crawled to Jackson, and
taking the knife which had been used on
him, he plunged it into Jacksons breast,
giving him a fatal wound. Beck died
almost Immediately after being separated
from Jackson and tbe latter was brOuOht
to the county Jail, where he fingered I'M
til Wednesday last, when death ended
his career. No one thereabouts knew
anything of the former career of Jack
son; all that is known is his statement
that he is from Arizona. Beck was con-
sidered peaceable man, and leaves an
invalid widow to mourn his untimely
end.-W White Pine (NeU.) NeaOs.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27

or ten days of clear weather, they will
harvest the best crop for many wears.
Corn, however, is almost a total failure.
Apples are also total failure, but other
kinds of fruit are doing well. A."
THE NORTHWEST.
The Chicago Times of tho 2lst prints
comprehensive reports as to the cond-
ton of the spring wheat crop in the
Northwest. In Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Nebraska nearly all reports agree.
that this will be year of plenty. The
wheat has mostly been cut and stacked
the quantity is far above the average,
and the quality never excelled. There
will be at least one-fourth more wheat
exported from those States than in
any previous year. Iowa will proba-
bly, average rs large crop Us heretofore,
some counties falling below and others
exceeding the yield of former years.
All reports from Kansas agree that
more bountiful harvest has never been
garnered in that State than that of the
present season. In Illinois but little
spring wheat is grown. AS far as reports
go, it would appear that there is no rea-
son for complaint that the crop will be
fully up to the average of former years,
if it does not exceed it. Taken all in all,
the prospect is decidedly encouraging.
There is every reason to expect full
return for the labor of the year in all di-
rections.
THE GENERAL OUTLOOK.
The Cincinnati Price Current of Aug.
20 contains what it claims is the fullest
and most comprehensive presentation of
the Western crop reports yet published,
comprising about $50 special returns
from nearly as many counties in Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Michi-
gan, and Kentucky, together with some
other States. They relate chiefly to
wheat, oats, corn, and h1ps, of which
the reports indicate in Ohio and Indiana
a full average acreage yield somewhat
short large losses by ram, and very in
ferior quality. In Illinois the crop is
below an average condition, and quality
inferior. The Iowa acreage about as
usual generally harvested in good con-
dition some damaged by blight and
other causes yield large in many
places. Crop not full average quail
ty inferior. Missouri is considerably
short and materially damaged. Ken
tucky-yield average III amount, but
largely and badly damaged. Michigan
fair crop. Wisconsin-very good crop
and condition.
Oats-Large destruction and damage
in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois,
and portions of Missouri, while the acre
age was increased, and Michigan, Wis
consin, end Iowa show large produe-
ton. Corn-largely increased. Average
very promising outside of portions of
the Ohio Valley, and if the crop natures
in the North and Northwest, will be
much greater than usual.
Cattle and hogs generally in better
condition than year ago, and in many
portions the stock are feeding upon the
damaged grain.
There is much information relative to
other crops. Potatoes promise an unus-
ually large crop throughout nearly all
these sections.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
The keelY Motor.

1t is strange that so much attention
has been drawn to the Keely motor, Z"
which no one but Keely pretends to un-
derstand, and which no one, so far as
can be ascertained, has ever seen at work.
1t is evident that the world wants new
motive power, otherwise Mr.. Keely
would have attracted no attention to his
kinetic mixture of air and water, and
this is probably the secret of the excite
ment on the subject. A pressure of
10000 pounds to the square inch would
be so valuable an acquisition in engin-
eering and the mechanical arts-it would
be capable of such wonderful and vari-
ous uses-that when the discovery of a
method of producing it as q motor was
announced it was no wonder that the
imagination of such an enterprising and
rash people as the Americans was aroused
It is within the limits of possibility that
the "Keely motor" is n reality. If one
should say that by mixing glycerine and
hard gingerbread with certain equal
quantities of apple-sauce and whisky
punch, and treating the whole to a Rus
sian bath, he had obtained pressure of
60, 1000 pounds to the square inch, who
should plumply call him n liar But
Keely is too mysterious; no one seems,
either, to know anything about the facts
In the case.-NeU York Graphic.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Weekly Review of the Chicago Market.

FINANCIAL
The money market was without any change.
Money plenty. Interest rates unchanged.
Government bonds steady.
BREADSTUFFS.
The grain markets have again attracted con-
siderable attention from spectators and opera
tors generally, and quite an active business was
transacted. At the same time rather unset
tied feeling prevailed. Early in the week
spectators were buying to a moderate extent
at the decline, but the increased demand
caused an improvement all round in values
The fine weather and favorable crop reports
caused decline during the closing days of the
week. The closing quotations, however, were
about the same as at the opening. Movement
mainly on speculative account, shippers doing
but little in the way of buying.
The following table shows the prices current
at the opening and close of the past week: