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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

A WANT SUpPLIED.-The American mind
| Is active. 1t has given us books of fiction
| for the sentimentalists, learned books for
| the scholar and professional student. bnt
fen books for tie people. A Book for the peo-
| pie must relate TO a subject of universal in
terest. Such subject is the physical man,
and such book THE PEOPLES Common
| SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER" Il copy of which
has been recently laid on our table. The
| nigh professional attainments of its author
DR.. r.. Y. PIERCE, of Buffalo, n. Y
| and the advantages derived by him from an
| extensive practice, would alone insure for
| his work Il cordial reception. But these are
| not the merits for which it claims our atten-
tion. The Author is a man Of tie people.
He sympathizes with them in all their uhlict-
| IONS, efforts, and attanments. lie uerceiyes
| their want-a kaOWiedge Of Hemseiyes-and
believing that all truth should be made as
universal as Gods own sunlight, from his
fund of learning and experience he has pro-
duced work in which he gives them the
benefits of his lab0rs. In 1t he considers
| man in every phase of his existence, from
the moment he emerges" from rayless atom,
too diminutive for the sight, until he grad
ually evolves to the maturity Of those Con-
sciOus iOlCerS, the exercise Ofwhich furnishes
subjective evidence Of our Immortality"
Proceeding upon the theory that every fact
of mind has u physical autecedent, he has
given an admirable treatise on Cerebral
Physiology, and shown the bearings of the
facts thus established upon individual and
social welfare The Author believes with
Spencer that "as vigorous health and its
accompanying high spirits are larger ele-
ments of happiness than any other things
whatever, the teaching how to maintain
them is Il teaching that yields to no other
whatever" and accordingly has introduced
an extensive discussion of the methods by
which we may preserve the integrity of the
system and oittines preYentahe onset ofds-
ease Domestic Remedies-ther prepara-
ton, uses, and efects-form prominent
feature of the work. The hygienic treat
ment, or nursing ofthe sick, is an important
subject, and receives attention commensu-
rate with its importance. Nearly all dis
eases "to which flesh is heir" are described,
their symptoms and causes explained, and
proper domestic treatment suggested. 70
reciprocate the many tayors bestowed upon
him by generous pubic, the author offers
his book at price (Sl5Olltte exceeding
the cost of publication. Our readers eau
obtain this practical and valuable work by
addressing the author,-New York Tribune,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

Hon. James f. English, of New Haven,
just appointed United States Senator from
Connecticut, in place of Hon. o. S. Ferry,
deceased, belongs to description of me n
with which the Senate is mot overstoc ked &.
He is manufacturer and practical business
man, gifted with strong, good sense, sound
judgment and large acquaintance with pub
lie affairs He has taken an active part in
politics and held public otHce,as Representa-
tive of his district in Congress and for three
terms as Governor of his State, and yet has
not fallen into the ways of the mere "poli-
ticiau," nor become the blind instrument of
party. On several notable occasions he has
shown himself to be sufficiently independ-
ent to have prorer political opinion of his
own, in which his political sagacity was
shown, by taking much broader views than
those of some of the Democrats who voted
for him. He ought to make a good Senator.
His appointment is creditable to Governor
Ingersoll. ll.-Ledger.
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COURT fROCL NMATION.

IVY NEREAS, the Hon. tIIiNT ELwrLI
w President Judge Of IL court Of Osor ana
Tcrm.nranl General Jll Uei. Fry, Court " quar-
ter Is, S. Jn5 Of thp Peace and , court Of Common
Pleas and orphans court In q 2dth judicial Dis.
trlct, composed Of the count Of Columbia and
M0ntour, ana the Hons. IRN lrRn and ISAAC $.
Moyeoa. Associate ul Frs Of c mba county have
issued their prcacpt bearing cate the l,th day OF
Sept in the year Of oar lord me Thousand eight
hundred and acyeaty-hye, and to me directed Tor
holdnga CYJrl OF oyer ami To'nln3r and General
Quarter sessions Of the Peace Court Of Common
Pleas and orphans court, In H1onshugg. In the
count, OF Columbia, o the FIRST Monday, being the
eta day II December next, to continue two weeks.
Notices Is hereby given 20 the Coroner to the JUS
tees of the Peace, aud the COIsttbes OF the said
county Of columbia, That they tn hen aud there I'm
their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of
said 9th day Of December, with their records, mlul-
slt ms ant other rcmHl Dran'cs to do those things
which to their offices uppcrtain to be done. And
those that IRE bound by rocogn 1ance to prosecute
against the prisoners ta1t are o. may be I'm the jail
Of the san county Of Columbia to be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be t. Jurors are re-
uucscd to Toe punctual in thoir0ttendance ogrcaaUly
to their notices. Dated at Bloom iburg the IN day
(-,--1 of November, In the var of our Lord one
l.. $. thousand eight hundr ana -rNuutl-ivc
- ana In the uiuety-niuta scar Of the Indie
prnd'nCe Of the United states Of America
snerlI's Onice. MICHAEL GROVER.
BlOJmsburg nov. 5-tc sheriff.
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obituary.
WILLIAM II. WITTE.

The Philadelphia Chronicle of last even
ing announces the death of Hon. W. II.
Witte, of Montgomery county, at his resi-
dence yesterday morning at six o'clock.
Mr., Witte was well known throughout the
state as public speaker of splendid ability
and held for many years leading place
in the councils of the democratic party.
lie was at one time, about twenty zone
years ago, representative in congress from
Philadelphia, during the last few years
he has been the editor and proprietor of the
Commonwealth, weekly democratic journal
published in Philadelphia a.-Patri0t
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

n ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ROBERTS, DECD.
Ictcr3 ot Admiul.tu N on the E71leot tllha .clN
have been granted by the licglstrr Of said county 10
Geo Moore, ,SugarlOaf tip, columbia county, 'a' TO
whom ll persons Indebted tp said Estate are re-
qupsted o. make payment, and those having claims
arlius thc said estate viii make them known to the
GEORGE MOORE,
Nov Ie'I5 Administrator,
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4 ISL OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL AT DE
~ CEMBER TERM, ls75
FIRST WEEK.
| r. Gorrcll & Co. VS. Joseph NJ, Frack.
Lcandcr Carnen'S use vs.. William Appeman,
Andrew Crawford vs. D. ". johnson.
william II. Crawford vs. D. W. Johnson.
Christian Wolf VS., y. u ". B. Il. Il, Co.
stephen Woli ct u,.yS, y. a W. r. Il. Co.
John LeSsOtJ & FLICK vs., Esther Ewes ct. al
George Il. IT}un ct al. vs.. Jd'JJ BrJwl ct al.
George X. Tryon Cat. W.. Martin LuOOld ct a..
George X, lrJun ct al. y5. William CLARK ct al
George X. IryOn ct al, Ts. isaiah Hand ct al
George X, IIJon d al. ys, CArirtIn setback ct al.
Wellington Hughes yS. T. SpJntnocr5.
u H. JoAA5 aIhr Vs. Aaron Grover
I'll hchul5 VS. d. MOTIFS
+. y Sn'A vs. scAooI directors OF Benton Township.
" m Aatrs vs. BERWICK toN1nS HII Go.
D. l. Morgan a co. vs. SIA1eI Johnson.
W.. Andrews vs. d, T. NtyoirJ.
Ill \enlls Ti. j. d, Ilce,
Lew hinley vs. y. $ Campbell
SECOND WEEK.
T,c5r, s,,,,,.l.r ,.,.I,.-.,, o., : 4, r,.,,,,....,
~ u.,i,r ,,s I,n,. n,t,. -"
.r,i,n Ire,c,,l, Va r,n,s n tv
srst y9tl,n,I l,,r,r. NJ o.. ,,.,,., ,,,
r., oto N'''''
rI,,r,,s N NorrI,,s avr,s W. r,,os r,,,,,,.
Samuel i case vs. Jonas Doty
ytlson Crhh,ns. " .lnn,s D,r,.
NJ. q. uuplas vs. ,Je,,c II rIcr
NJ q. uurhps ys Oscar lut
L. F. Davis vs. Jonas poty.
Jesse Hartman VS. iona, Doty.
William Abb9t ys. Wmiu,n Miller
yastlne Boon, VS. If. q. Creyrllps,
John l. MrIIenryysD EW re,
Bepi. Winterstcin y,. Wul,l,n Irou,,,,tor
stacy John ys. II q. Creyr,ln,
John NcCollum's ex'r ~ Gc,r.,,J / Iunoot,I
Thomas McGraw VS.. John GROW,
The screw Mower A Reagcr O., vs.t : rnrnb,c,,
d. +. seybert vs.. Pbulp ApDlernon
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Henry Dougherty, of Lebanon county,
met with probably fatal accident at
Elimsport, Lycoming county, on Saturday
while hunting, lie was resting his gun on
log, with his right hand resting on The
muzzle when the gun slipped, and the trg-
ger catching in his clothing twas discharg-
ed, and load of buckshot lodged in his left
arm, shattering it badly above the elbow.
Two balls also entered his right arm below
the elbow, producing an serious wound.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec. The
Steamer Sunny Side was struck by ice near
West Point at two o'clock this morning, and
sunk. The clerk is here and thinks four or
Ave persons were drowned She had eight
passengers on board, and it is believed one
man is lost. The clerk thinks Sarah Butler
and Susan Rix, chambermaids, are drowned,
and also two walters named Howard and
Rutledge,
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WIDOW'S \ppRAISEMENTS,

" N
w The following apprusemcnts Of real and
personal property set apart to widows Of dcuCdcutS
have been ncd IN the office OF the Register Of col
umba county, under the Rules Of Court, und viii be
presented tor absolute confirmation TO the orphans
IS. ON wednesday, the ,th day uf December 81 ,at2
o'clock p m, OF said day uu.cSS exceptions to such
confirmation are previously ucd, OF which all per-
sons interested In said estates VIII take notice:
Widow Of Richard f. Keller, late OF Locust town.
ship, deceased.
9 Widow Of Phillip Wilson late OF ElShingCreek town
ship, deceased.
3 WIDOW OF Nbrahan Adams, late Of Briarcrcrl
tOWnSh p, deceased
1 " iiUW vi John SWishCr late OF Madison township
deceased
Registers Office, ". II. JADOBY,
BlOUnlsburA., Nov >, lSI5i Rrri,tGr
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WIDE AWAKE tor December is on hand.
The publishers evidently intend that each
number shall surpass its predecessor. This
number opens with"Kim's Last Whipping"
delightful story by that favorite among
story tellers, Sophie May. Merrill gives the
story an excellent frontispiece. There are
also two other capital long stories, "Tim's
Partner, "by Amanda NJ. Douglas, and "Five
Pounds Of Cinnamon" by Holme Maxwell.
Besides these, Miss Farman and NJ. Quad
have Thanksgiving stories, "Out Of the Fry
ing Pan" and "Mysie's Thanksgiving"
"The Birds Harvest" is a pathetic little
sketch by Mrs. j. ID. Chaplin. But it is one
Of the poems which will especially captivate
the children "Silver Locks and the Bears, "
by Clara Doty Bates, with six irresistible il
lustratons drawn by Mrs. Finley There
are also articles by Ella Rodman Church,
Rev. DR.. Chaplin, and DR.. Touuee, 'Parlor
Pastimes, by Geo, B. Bartlett, and poems
by Joel Benton, Ella Farman, Marian Doug
las, and Holme Maxwell, while the "Magic
Carpet" is unusually entertaining. d. Lo-
THRoP & Co., Boston. $500 per annum.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

ELMIRA, n. T., November 3O.--This
morning, at two o'clock, a dwelling house
burned at little place called Pom y Hollow,
about sixteen miles northeast of Elmira
The man occupying it, uamed Albert Wood,
was obliged TO jump from a second-story
window, and called to his wife to throw the
children out to him, Before she could do
so, she and three children, two of her own
under six years of age, and a niece named
Axtell, about nine years ofage, were burned
to death, thenoor falling in.
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Communicated.

MEssRs EDITORS: Mr.. Chairman Beck
ley in last weeks issue of the Republican,
very nicely evades the questions put to him
regarding the corruption fund alledged to
have been received by him, by showing his
pity for me and his 'half hearted Cabling"
Republican friends. Mr. Chairman the oues-
tions are simple and susceptible of a very
brief answer and will require no pity at your
hands for the propounder.
For your benefit | will repeat did you re-
ceive twO hundred dollars of corruption
fund to be used in the late election in Col
umba County? Do you understand? If
you received it did you spend it for that pur-
pose? Do you understand? Have you not
admitted that you received it when you
charge your" half hearted" Republican friends
with "gabbling' and breaking down the
real workers (money)of your party Now
my friend Mr.. Chairman have you not either
talked or published too much? Take which
ever horn of the dilemma you please, but
have the manliness to answer, and let the
public know. Y.
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lI,,;(.

Al ITlT ccrIlIn I0t o. grJml Situate In the town
Of 1Ht .WIs5t tatINl'St town,hip, tJunuil county,
p'uli'cl ~ On the hjith NJ ieaD D. ltnl uf hOnls Il.
Harder, on the east $50 raeU ny plDc road to plprr
mill On lhe NJL'h asa fHU By luD VI = y. Rin tr,l
ana on lhe west (41 ItcD b FOIrtn street. on which
are erected Il one AMI d htIt sOrS dwelling house,
Stuulc ana UutUulluu ..
Seized, taken INTO execution, and TO be SOLD rs the
pfoperJ uI Isaac lhJmpsun.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

There are 100000 feet of logs in the
Williamsport boom.
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William b. Astor, was worth $50, 900, 900
Aud yet he is not happy. Poor man
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Al tnat cert IN messmgr ana farm Containing
one nun ired ana thlr Olr acres, more or less sit
utt IN OIISe lO"h'hlp adjoining lands Of the heirs
aI'o o, rl,Ins greeN, being the same premises con-
NnltH D5 H. e. blcHottS ana vie 10 Peter BeilLs ON
barn, and uutUullungS - ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1879,

DY VIRTUE OF SUNDAY WKITS ISSUED
ID OltOf tht CO TT OF Common Pleas uuI
10 me directed VIII be exposed to public sale at
the court House, In BlUOmoDur- On
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NOTGt L.

N.o'rl.I',.n' ..,.,.., ,, ,,. ,,,.,..,., d, ,..,.
Account prior O. June TT lIb are re luStei - can
pul sptt p, b.. not, or Otherwise fore Janu rN ~
Is.f as nrar that gIi pl nc 'uuut3 viii be plac
ed ln The hands u an oiIlter for col cctlJn: .,
TJ. SWISHER,iM. y.
Having associated with me Dr. VIM. NckeNy' we
are prepared 10 attend promptly T. 1l lreieI,lllIi Il Il
calls In Medicine surgery, ana obstetrics IuuHo
SWtSHER & MCKELNG.
Jerseytown nov. tg--Gw.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

HeS1CllOMANCG or SOUL CHARMING.
4 How either sex NAV fascinat1 and gain the
love ana aIeCtJ $50 any person they choose Instant
~ rms simple requirement all can possess free, by
mall for &c, together with marriage guide, Egyp-
tiah, oracle, dreams hints to ladies', weddingugGt
shirt, sc. queer book. Add css, 4. William q co,
PUBS, Phila,
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ALSO,

|
| 49,,
| ALSO,
| All tuat certain mpssuy', ana farm, q cntoIntn,,
one nun tired and thirtE fJr ai,r.S mar nr L. -
utt' IN orange town SHIP ad1ining land, OF tlg Gris
oi5 6 81 @ NS rG rl i iH NIii .nd olala IN part
ve>eG by u. @. Rickctt5 ana vie To- p.tnr i.IIs n
] Nhlclln erected Il frame dwelling nlIsp. n hiul-
| Darn, and OutUuldmgS
ALSO
rt,,,t ,.,,,,, ,,, ,i,,,,,, h.,
LEll AeItS OF uinOAr ltnl, he the same more or
U.s. III lllt lpNh7lp ul orange, adjoining lands Of
| "S2S. hIdu- -ul'r Joseph ldslart, JalneS Ewes,
nIlh!h ana Diners, being the me premises CON
| NIed u Prifr Btllla b, Jdm'S Ewes aul Wifi tl-
srllet WIN the hor'dttmnutN and a. pirt pnautps.
N"M'h taken INTO execution and - be sud as the
Also
uth,t cart, ,i, ,.,,l l,.t.,, ,.,
tovnsnn hnnI,i'i @ fli''1t % M f III. rl2hlAStltch
od lr. Fr.rr ON ihr Iy,st M, pit0 LILY i%'oil -, me
srph rlII,nn an tS'',t ~ i,'ip APP l'ihaI' 90
suiIfn r,'r n, 2 {IuN, ~ Nu'tl itt7lbh On the
arr., innr.. rr, - ,i,ort ' 1hu l'cllN N-atNth
huI.' "a I1rn 'nI Ii "t9 eIcCUeu I"o-aIJry
seized taken ito rNrc,Iii16 and f., bo cola .. ,,
prOpsrtv Of ,rt F,rt, ''' "'u u uo aolu as the
ALSO,
An that cortoIp lat of ,.r,,,,, s,.,,..., .,
onGh "f unrvn ~, m vi srNum situate Ia the bor-
ScyentG ss T grae ggrs|a4i1 d bonded on ne n5rGOy
the aouthby sixth street, and ON Inc W, ST by n i"t
belonging 10 the building ag,orLItiDn D'ntNe " M
Man>ue property situtt In the bIrIlIg IN nf itnr ".
uplNsjldi ON which are erected Il dwrling hnIlsc
ana out buildings
,r,.. ..,..,. ni"7N'
,tdmv olltr lol9 bounded on the north by Eighth
street and we.f 6Y iSt of soIth ~ 9y seIehth
lots being I9i feet ~ is1I tngf i l,, 'Suhi sti
Seizrd t1Ifu i,tn cyaGi,ii iVn ,Ig' Ii M ifnFth.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-12-26

ERIE,-ERIE, November ia terrible
domestic tragedy occurred here this morning.
Jacob Wamleyons, a German, 60 years OF
age, shot and fatally wounded his eldes,
daughter, Anna. After committing this
dreadful act he ran out of the house to "a
shed in the rear and shot himself through
the head lie died instantly. The girl is
shot through the right breast. The bullet
glanced down and lodged near the pit of the
stomach, She is not expected to live. Do
nestle troubles were the cause os the trag-
edY.
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TWO olhcr lots bounded on the north by Eighth
street east by Chestnut street, south by Seyetth
street ana west by lot Of BurtrcS G. rrlson: stii
lu.s Oclis 49,. leet hy ls4g tcet IN length.
NelHHd taken into execution aud To be sold ns tun
property OF Margaret Parks ana Amos Parks, ''''
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4 Repository Of Etsiioa, Pleasure aaR H.
sfyRcijOH."
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MANLINESS.

The Republican of last week prints as a
leader part of an editorial from the COL
UMBIAN of Nov. 10Th, with the following
comments:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-05
DIED.

ROBINSON sunday morning, April Ith'
a, lg:Sn \. NJ, MARY 4, infant daughter "I
VIM. III. and l.. J. Robinson, aged weeks
and days.
The funeral will take pacc from the
residence of the parents, No. l225 Main
street on Monday, April jth, at 2o'cIocR
o.. VI. Friends of the family are invited L"
attend.
J\MISON-On sunday evening nj haf
pa,i i O'Clock. ALPHONSJN NJ. JAMESON Ill
the 22d year OF his iigr.
Funeral notice Tomorrow.
OGLFBAY-At Cleveland, o., ON Satur-
day evening. April 3, $50, III . O'Clock
CAEoIL>E =, wife of {. OgleDay, Esq
Funeral from the residence OF her nus
band. corner OF 18th and Chapline Streets
on Tuesday morning, at lOoclock. Friends
of the family are invited. Interment at
Greenwood cemetery.
SCHOLI-Ou saturday, April >, 1910 M ;
O'Clock T.. NJ, joins ~CIIOLL, ag"0 :" Eti'IS'
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dcnc. of Mr.. G. Strobcl, on Market street,
this afternoon at : o'clock. Friends of the
family are: invited to attend. ntermeh'
a' thru"w Catholi" cemetery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-05

Two reasons given why m injunction
should issue are: First, that although
the citizens of Wheeling promised that
the State should be furnished Il suitable
building for it, uses, the parties 30 prom
ising are not legally bound, and may
thereby fly their contract. Show them
10 day that we are honestly bound, and
therefore As firmly as if legal papers had
been drawn. Indeed, more 50, unless
said papers were more substantial! than IS
the prayer for the injunction.
Second that the act compc!s the Gov
ernor to spend money for which there Is
no appropriation. Let All unanimous vote
for the bonds to-day be convincing evil
dence to the people of the State, that no
appropriation Is needed, and that when
the citizens of Wheeling say there shall
be- no expense 10 the State they mea" j:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-05
THE INJUNCTION.

We publish elsewhere in full the ap-
pljcation for the Injunction to prevent
rte paoplc of West Virginia from having
the Capital where they want it. a. well
Is the order itself 1t will be read
with Interest by all. but especially
by lawyers, for it j, drawn with con-
siderable amount Of ingenuity. 1t seems
that those engaged IN the task were fully
posted regarding the principles oil la"
involved, and devoted all their
scumcn toward obscuring the OBJ
stacles 10y means Of language sufficiently
technical and plausible To .preyent any
.cruplc, on the part Of the Judge in
granting it. We published few days
ago, the law in unmi~takable English:
Question, in their nature political, or
which are by the constitution and laws
submitted to the executive, are not sub
ject> OF judicial cognizance.' Now your
orator, get around this in this wise.
First it is made TO appear that IN" qn'S-
,i.p ispo, politicaI but personal. That
certain citizens Of Charleston. voters tar.
oog.,y .Sc will ne damaged personally
by IN. removal and therefore they
pruv the Injunction. Could any
,hioo me- more. To draw it mild, peculiar,
R,c,p.pltino Moan WEBSTER, man
wboiu.tnow is far more prominen, IN the
land th,p even General GRANT, it will be
seen that the word political Is thus de-
fined relating to state affairs Now,
At rhr removal of the capital of 4 state l.
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If the people of West Virginia see
that the citizens of Wheeling by an
unanimous vote to-day indicate their de-
termination to put up first class Capt.
,ol. there need be no fear that they will
take the seat of governmentnway. There
is no other town or city in the State winch
can afford fora long time similar eX
pense,and it will be many years before the
circumstances of the State will admit oft
being saddled with debt which would
be entirely unnecessary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-05

THERE are several elections to take
place in the United States to-day but the
one on which all the interests of Wheel
ing are concentrated is that of ratitying
the bonds to BE- used for building the
Capitol. This appeals directly 70 the
honor of all our citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution OF CopartnerShip.

y,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Existing under the firm name Of
ErentIiugcr & Derry, in the Drug business,
Las been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ". T. Derry retiring. All per-
Snns Indebted TO the late firm, win please
SritIc their accounts without delay, either
nv calIinr upon W. L. Derry, at his Dug
Store No. 1918 Market street, or upon F. \.
prnnfliuppr. at the old stand. apla
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IT will be curious thing to-day r.
note the negative voters, and see "','
i, that is opposed to WheelinE'
ing her honor and pledge ",
been made, and acccPt"- 80
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JUDGE WARD, ami the people Of Char
lesion, seem to think that Wheeling does
not intend to keep the pledges mad" to
the State, that the Capitals being re-
moved should not involve it in any ex-
pense. A unanimous vote in favor Of the
new loan to-day will comPelthem TO have
q better opinion OF our citizens.
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Excursion and Concert.

Parties desiring To become members, or
renew membership. can apply ~ Ia"
Music store this morning. Price Of Mem
brrShip Tickets SlO.m,good for TWO reserved
seats al any Concert or Sulrcc given ny the
Institute during tn" ensuing year.
All persons desiring To join III LNcul-
sion. ar. requested 10 purchaS" tickets lhl>
morning, in order that tn" Commute"
NAV b" enabled 10 may proper arrange
-, aa2S
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.,obt fhat Judge Wards sue

In is Thought fAat Judge Wards sue
40. y.nder of Wizard oil was what
sngsc..cd to those half dozen tax payers
IF Charleston, that he could furnish them
with the Magic relief they desired.
Hence the necessity of applying TO him.