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Purcfies the Blood, RenOyatcs and
InVigOrateS the Whole System. Its
Medical Properties are Alter
ratiye, Tonic. Solvent and
DiurcIiC.

Negetinc is made exclusively from the
Juices OF carefully selected barks, roots ard
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that
IL will eflcctually eradicate from the syS-
TEN every tint Of Scrofula, ScroiHlOuS HUI
NOR, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous HumOr,
ErySipclas, Salt Rhcum, Syphilitic Dis
eases, CanScr, Faintne>sS at the Stomach,
and all diseases that arise from impure
blood. Sciatica, InfiammatOry and Chron-
Spinal Complaints, can only be cf1ectually
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the
skin PuStulcs, Pimpl-s, BlOtches, Boils,
letter, Scaldhcad and RingwOrm, Nege-
tine has never failed to effect permanent
cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com.
plants, DrOpSy, Female Weakness, Leu
corrhu,a, arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility,
Vegetine acts directly upon the causes of
strengthens the whole system, acts upon
the Secrctivc organs, allayS inflammation,
cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual CoStive-
ness, Palpitation OF the Heart, Headache,
Piles, Nervousness and General ProStra-
ton Ofthe Nervous system, no medicine
mas ever given such perfect satisfaction rs
the NegCtine. II puriies the blood, clean
SEES all of the organs, and possesses con-
trolling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by Negc-
tine have induced many physicians and
apOthccarics whom We know To prescribe
and use ii in their own families.
In fact, Vcgetine is the best remedy yet
the only reliable Blood Purifier yet placed
hot A. l'rpnlTpu
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Ir seems, from the Charleston CDwrjsr,
that the idea Of keeping the Capital in
that city, by means Of an injunction, has
not been abandoned, but will be pushed
This should not deter our citizens from
erecting fine State House however
The injunction business will be settled
long before the tenth day of November
when the Legislature will meet in this
city. and when it comes, the members
will expect to see capital worthy OF
the city, and one which will meet the re-
quirements of the State a it advances in
wealth and material prosperity IN the
future.
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turned to New Hampshire, and expect
ing that tomorrow morning will revea!
= complete triumph Of democracy in that
s;uts. If. however, in spite of e1trava-
gance; in spite OF Civil Right. and Force
Bills; in spite Of a manifest desire to ere
ate war, bloodshed and general disorder,
the Republicans shall triumph, it might
be reaction III favor Of the Radical
party and of revolution; but it would Dc
very far indeed from being healthy" tc
the cause of the Republic and good gov
errruprt
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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II. r.. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.

WHAT Is NEGETINE?-It is n compound
eXSracted from barks, roots and herbs. II
i Natures Remedy. II is perfectly harm
less from any bad effect upon the system.
II is nuuri, hing and strengthening. Ii acts
directly upon the blood. 1t quiets the
nervous system. IL gives yOu good, sweet
sleep at night. 1t is II great panacea for
our aged fathers and mothers: Tor it gives
them strength, quietS their nerves, and
gives them Natures sweet slecp-as has
been proved by many an aged person. II
Is the great Blood Purifier. II X a soothing
remedy for our children. II has relieved
and cured thousands. II II very pleasant
To- take; every child likes ii. 1t relieves
and cures all diseases originating from i'm
pure blood. Try the Negenine. Give II fair
trial for your complaints; then you will
say To your friend, neighbOr and acquain-
lance, TRY it, il has cured me-"
Negetine for the complaints for which II
is recommended, is having Il larger sale
throughout the United States than any
other one medicine. Why? Ncgetlne will
Cure these Complaints.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris to Marty by Way ofthc Rhine.
BY Edward Strahau. Profus"ly Illus
tratrd with over 800 EngraVings' iron"
designs by Doro and others. Hvo Extra
cloth. black and gilt commentator.
Gilt Top. 500.
QUAINT, humorous, ana cni"riainlnH'
describing the journey from Paris 10 Marry
nv way of the Rhine. n Is an 'NqUiSii"lN
printed and taStcfIlly bound volume, and
the illustrations, tire" hundred in mum
Der, are largely by GuSiavc Dor. tn"
book i among the most uniqu" and fIN-
chatting in its way that We have ever
CHANGED To see. boston Journal.
at Is as purely humorous ms can well be
imagined. II Is not book To be- cOOlly
drscr. bed, but to bc read and enjoyed and
laughed over. - Boston idrertiSer.
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ASSIGNEES' SALE !
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property,

The undersigned, ASsign"es in Bank
ruptcV of Thomas Sweeney Bankrupt.
will, under and by virtue OF an order Of
the District Court OF the United states, Tor
the District of West Virginia. entered on
the 5th day of March, 1873, proceed 10 sell
AT public auction, nj the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county, III the CITY oi
Wheeling and state of West Virginia, on
Wcdncsda, 3Ist da' of March.
1873 commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. the
following described parcels OF Real Estate
situate In said city, that Is 10 say:
|. Lot numbered eighteen liNl and nine
teen llgl, on the west SD" OF Main street,
between Sth and 9Th streets, ON which l.
erected the elegant and cOmmudIUuS resi-
dence occupied by said Thomas sweeney.
by deed dated February -, 1878, of record
in Ohio county land records, in book 81,
page r., John Mcclure and wife conveyed
to said Sweeney ri-ht of way from said
lot Is across lot L. TO jefferson, now 9Th
street. From said lots il excepted somuch
thereof rs was taken by the i. W. Il Is. X.
Il. Co., by condemnation proceedings in
the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, a fuIl tie
Scription of said portion so taken, appears
in thanCcry Order BOOK NO. :, OF Said
Court, page 40.
2 The north half of lot numbered fifty
eight (5Si, between 7th and Sth streets, on
the east side of Main street, ON which Is
erected comfortable two story brick
dwelling.
3. Lot mum bered twcnty-Onc l2l), on the
east side of West street, and cornering on
an alley.
4. The north one.third % OF lot forty
five (i5l: the whole OF lot torty-siX 49,; and
the south twO-thirdS ga OF lot forty seven
an on the west side of Main street, be.
tween twenty-secOnd % and twenty-third
%, streets, Centre Wheeling. The same
will be sold i'm six parcels, containing one
third "a ola lot each. fronting about twen-
tv-twu 81 feet on Main street, running
back an even width to an alley, making
convenient and desirable building lots.
). \ tract of about sixteen and Onc-half
l6i% acres III the First ward oil SAID city,
extending from Jonathan's Gut 10 and
10 said ThouIaS sweeney in part by VIM.
=. Wickham, Sheriff and Comihi -siOncr,
nv deed dated August 2Htn. 1856, and OF re-
cord i'm said land records in book Il, page
III and in part by VIM. 7. Nichols, by deed
dated November %, 1867, and of record in
said land records in book -, page -. "A plat
of which land NAV be seen on application
10 the undersigned. by agreement dated
August TO- ISIS, and recorded III said land
records I'm book ~, page 29i, said Sweeney
granted to Robert Marshall mining right
under a portion of said land, and said Mar
Shsll granted to said sweeney all
of the interest OF Sald Marshall
in said land. But from said land
is to be excepted about 500 square
feet, conveyed 10 John Il. Morrow by said
recorded in said land records in book II,
page SOL: and about ilfty-two poles con-
veycd to \. j. Clark, trustee, by said
Sweeney, by deed dated November 18th,
1870 and of record in said records in book
81, page "a.
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VARIABLE IMPORTATION.
BOSTON. DCcemhrr u. 1870.


G,1HGcmcH-My only object I'm giving Won
this testimonial is 10 spread valuable in
formation. Having been badly afflicted
with salt Rhcum, and the whole surface of
my skin bein: covered with pimplcS and
cruptions, many of which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing IL to be
Il blood disease, | took many of the adVcr-
riScd blood preparations, among which
was any quantity OF SarSaparilla, without
obtaining any benefit until commenced
taking the Negclinc, and before had COM
plrtcd the first bottle ] saw that had gOt
the right medicine. consequently. fol-
lowed on with ii until had taken seven
bottles, when | was pronounced a well
man. and my skin is smooth and entirely
free from pimpics and cruptionS. have
never enjoyed so good health before, and
attribute il all To the use of Negetine. To
benefit those afflicted with Rheumatism,
/ will make mention also of the Negctinc'S
wonderful power OF curing me OF this acute
complaint, of which have suffered so in
tenSely. {. II. TUCKER,
Pas. Ag't Mich. G. r. r., 90 Washington
street, Boston.
VeSctinc Is Sold by all Druggists.
fpLlSh
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Thursday, the 1lth dayOfMarch, I87.

/ At 10 o'clock a. m, proceed Co sell. al OIL.
! front door OF the Court House o., obi.
| county, at public auction, 90 .Hy H.-l.,.
and best bidder, the following du>uH. .
| property, that is To say, an the right. Oh. ..
I Interest and c>tHt" of the said O>ra. D..
/ Thompson and susan J.. Thompson, F.,
wife, IN ana Ia the undivided iNu-tuIlH ,
of a piece or parcel q! land situated uu
Wheeling creek. in OuiO county AZORES.
the interest hereby intended Co he convey
eel being all OF that part OF said undiNis.
twO-thlriS remaining IN SAID lhUmp,HI
and " ic.afirr dcductIug lWO->INthS thrl..
OfCUuycyri 90 Frederick kIrtt Huu jose
X. Whitaker, ana unc-!uurth thereof con
Ncyrd tu Charles j. Thomas, trustee q,
LucrcIIa &. Carr, the VIII" ut William Ia
Carr. bS deed duly recorded IN IN" ti"rD ,
Office of ohio county Court and ~ l
niece, or parcel OF land in which said fa..
Thirds are embraced as follows, THAT'S.
say: BEGINNING at an elm c"ru.r I.,.
Thompson. theme" =. - W. j.
stake: thence y. @. W. y ppl', '..a.
walnut thence =. . ". ~ pol.s .... SIAN.
thence y. III ". ~ pUlr> toHn.,,N 49,.
irnnwood: thence y. up ~ H..r, f..
stake: thrucc y. - J.. Is poles d. 90 Stake.
u. poles south oi "a sugar iInD ON fHr ban.
OF the creek thence with DO, m,uuu...
iugS of tn" creek ~, poles Co au a-.
thence =. - T.. 80 poles Co. lav elm, O.
place of beginning. containing ~ .E-..'
acres Oi land, being OBJ, same SOLID
Thompson by Mary Merchant, ,N,ru....
Also, the undivided hN...wp.nM, do. .
piece or parcel OF laa Immediately ...
iniuiug tIrobnyr described ..I..rfI,.., ....
men I,Iiri, fu,. coal .f.,,.u,, ,u,.u,, A..
,I,.,,r.,.r,.,i and npu.,i...'.l~ f,.ov.-. b.
ginning AT elm In tIt-tlu Merchant '...
thence =. - wa poles .n % ~'uI... DO ...
Merchant Iiur:flturr -. ~ El,lu....
"a stake. 49,. T.. tin.,u.I U.n.. n..ur..I..
| thrurr y. %. I.-puI., rpgrI .nr.u...
The II,mpiir!G railway tllr, Thence SO ...
/ said railway track Is poles lua .'.....
| Thence =. 4, v. poles iu tH, a,u cog r...
point whrrr the ash stood. ih'u". W..
/ one of Merchant lines =. - J.. 40 I.f..> '.
| the elm, "a" placed. beginning. ,HuiH.I.H.
| inclusive of lhr ground occupied Jy ,..
railway. D., acres ul land.
Also. rHr Undivided l-I-ui -irsr.r...
/ coal uudrrly iu- q, piece 90 palry. ri-r..r.
adjoining some "l tHn 'rl,-".u- u.u.r
/ ana bounded a. follows Irgluutn- H" .
/ black walnut uu the nluh OF N.''.H.
creek AMI corner iu Nuti IaH'.r I.....
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL,


Having purchased the entire furnitur.
and taken IA 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, 10 an interest in the
business, which will conducted undrrfh the
name OF JOHN Il. DRAKE x co.
THE HOUSE covers one entire block
having 81 frontage south and east Of over
500 feet. Is admirably located for the CON
Vcuicncc of guests; Is thoroughly built i'm
the best manner, with all modern i'm
prOvemrntS. Every floor from basement
10 roof, CncloScS a four inch layar OF cemrnf
which. with other safeguards render II
practically FIRE-PRooF. The ventilation
is perfect and the whole Is being rrfi,frd
with the addition Of new and elegant
furniture a: required.
The service, tablcHnd other accommoda.
lions being the same To- all guests. will be-
maintained fully up To- the high standard
of their predecessors. and equal to any
house i'm this any other country, bui tho
proprirtOgS have decided 10 meet the INST
expectation Of the public in these times Of
financial depression 10y graduating prices
NJ from $500 10 Si.jJ per day. according to
the location OF the rooms occupied.
fabl6 JOHN B. DRAKE
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SPEAKER BLAINEAND THE Ne"
HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Mr.. BLAINE, us speaker OF the Hous"
during the last six years, won tine
general good opinion of all the members
irrespective of party; for his rulings
have been rs impartial rs could have
been expected, and he showed that TO q
great extent. he held strict Justice "a su-
pcrior to party measures. This quality
in him was fully appreciated by his Demo
cratic opponents, and 50 much had he
secured the respect Of all, that on his re
tirement. he was the recipient Of a hand
some vote OF thanks, unanimously be
slowed for his general good conduct aS
presiding officer. 1t Is rather surprising
thea. to see Il man who has made such
reputation, INDUCING in political gush.
But u more perfect specimen Of such a>
exhibited in his telegram to Mr.. HALE Of
New Hampshire, published yesterday,
has seldom been made public
The New Hampshire election. ut which
three representatives in Congress are to
chosen. comes oil to-day, lthe second
Tuesday in March, Abiding to this
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the result Of your election the beginning
"i healthy reaction "-",nI' III, nv ,n" mp
~. bonaraLi, md n,cfuI future for
TIM, Great party which conducted the
country through tn" prrlIS oil war ana
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Funeral notice tomorrow.
american, area Nation Of Dyspep

tics-We live fast, diSSipate and I'LL early
graves. We drink all kinds OF alcoholic
spirits, and swallow. without maStlcltlph'
nnrI[, grea>r, and every kind of lifc-des-
irOyIug. acknowledging, lndIgcstlOle
food. Dr. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar BIT
rcr> will romOvc the evil effects, and the
recovered paclcut, with pure, NltallH"d
,I..trir.,I HOOD flowing through hiS veins,
will have a clearer head and a cooler Judg-
mrnt, which added u experience, Will
c,tuS. him TO abstain IN the future. mI1D
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PROPOSALS.

CIL.RK'S OFFICE BOARDoF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING, February :, 1870. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until saturday, February 9th, at
noon, for furnishing coal To the County
Jail and lnfirmary for one year, from
April lSt Bidders will give the price OF
clean. mixed and nu. coal, delivered. All
clean coal To- pass through screens.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject
any ug all bids.
CHNS. II. DElTERS, Clerk.
r.l,1 t-q.1g- Ii-.t-N,-N-
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THE WORKS OF w. H. PRESCOTT.

New and Revised Edition. Edited by }.
f Kirk. Fifteen vols. l2mo. With Por-
traits from steel, and Maps Per vol
Extra cloth, s225; half calf, gilt extra
$40.
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~ INV WVT'IN VI TTI' VT 7 NV
won higher praise rom eminent authori-
ti.s than the late Prof. Francis Lichrr'S
Manual OF Political Ethics story and
n cnt being among the number of those
who have given il warm commentators.
". J. independent
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WILDMOOR.

Novel. BY Florence Burckctt. l2mo.
Fine cloth. $40.
..-rba scenes i'm .Wildmoor.' novel, by
r.',r.',,r. Rurckrtt. published by J. b. Lip
ninroff & 90. are laid in the lake county
81 England. The author writes with gen
min. enthusiasm Of the scenery. This
low. oI nature i a pleasant feature of the
hook: scarcely less pleasant is the evil
d,nrr Of the refinement Of the writer's
mind. which at times becomes reaction,
and not an ungrateful reaction, against
the prevailing color OF the modern novel -
". J. WOrid,
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TIE SECOND WIFE.

4 charming Romano. From the German :,
of F. Marlit. author Of cold Elsie
,.,,,,r,..s ,ii>cla," etc, etc. BY Mrs.. \
Wi,,er. I2mo. Fin" cloth. sl..5.
I'm. second VIE j. az once an Artistic
,i,,.,i,r,. lohnrand cnarmiuGy Interesting
n"yGl." baltimore S''"rda1 N'ght.
"a German story OF intense Interest. by
- = tL,. MS. known writer's OF romance
Ot mat rouufrv. - Washington thf"7t''.
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Notice Of stockholders Meet
ing.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATORS
of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF Wheeling, West Va, hereby
civ. notice that a General Meeting of the
Stockholders OF said corporation, VIII be
held on the 18th day OF March, 1870 ut 10
o'clock Il. m, at No. l2l0 Market street. In
the city OF Wheeling, W. Va, for the pur-
pose ofclcc:inG 4 Board of Directors, max
ing bylaws, and tranSaCtlng any other
business which may lawfully hr done ny
the sad stock holders in general meeting.
\. WILSON, y. 6. ROBINSON,
f. J. STONE, II. SCHMTLBACk,
IL. X. LIST, q. ED. MENpEL,
!. X. BOTSFORp. {. j. RAWLlNG,
W. ELLlNGHAM, \. CALDWELL,
NJ. POLLOCK. T. II. LOGAN.
raj
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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him ]. what
shall we do with him? II. What will he
dnwifh himself? III. WI" Is I" blame
for the consequences? BY Julia y. Will
li. with Fronti>piece. Emo. Extra
cloth. l5O.
.Ir j, perfectly evident that the author
eff What "a boy, has mHdca study al ia"
,,,,,,i, hmm, whether claSScd as little boy,
aid hoy. This story can be COrdt-
,IIy commended for instruction and en-
frrtuinmrnt." II Boston Transcript.
"Evrry member Off family Will b"
sirr fo read il through, and, after enjoy
ing the authors honor, will find them
srlvn, in possession Of something SOLID 10
mink about. "-NCIE Ymk christian tIu"".
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed n
West virginia. IL will be sent 10 any ad-
dress one year for 800. Valuable preml-
umS To ciuU agents and to subscribers.
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History of the Conquest Of Peru,
Two Volumes.
History Of Ferdinand and lsabei'"'
Three Volumes.
History Of the Conquest-of Mexico
Three Volumes.
History of the Reign Of Philip H.
Three Volumes.
History Of the Reign of Charles w.
Three Volumes.

THE typography. indeed the entlre me-
oI,anicoi rxrcuiion, of these books Is cN-
Iuisitr; and we unhesitatingly prron"unc,
he series not only the best edition at
PrcScott's Works ever published, but ON"
Of the handsomeSt set OF books the amer
w., ~, RS. mas given us"-BOStOii Journal.
"Perfrct in all that pertains to the max
inc Of a book. ~. y. Christian Union.
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ALTHOUGH il is ha>cd upon rigidly >cirn-
tiiic principles, the treatment ISot n pop
ular character, and within tine compass
of every reader possessing an ordinary de-
gree Of intelligence. Tn" translation has
been made with idiumatic precision and
force, Shuwinga familiar kuoWlcdg" Of IN"
two languages. as we'll ~ a iGla>irrlN skin
in the choice OS words. ~. y. IriJIui".
ain short, the work Is a thor
ough discussion and explanation of prin-
ciplrS in very clear, and interesting man
ncr, and II Is Il very valuable treatise ioT
All prcachr :, teachers, or any one called
upon 10 use the voice in speaking. '-Bodoh
Christian Register.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND
AND
C o AL R0PERTY
IN OHIO COUNTY.

BY virtue of "A decree OF IA, Cirru.,.
of OHIO county, West Virginia, ,uttr..
December 10Th, 1874, IN chaurrry ....
now pending in said Cont. v..-..
Francis Morris Is complainant Im. o., .
j. Thompson, Susan T.. Thompson
wife, James ;. Wheat. Franklin O.. r..
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"Thc learning ofthc treatise is incomes
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all countries, and more now than ever be-
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that the doctrines discussed will survive
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what he said.
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