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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-01-13

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OHYLSH AND WEI0HT->CLEAR SKIN AND
DkAUIutL COMPLEXION SECURED 70 ALL
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and WeiGlt is Seen and Felt!

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VENT communicates throughth the Blood, Sweat, Urine,
aud other Fluids and juices Of the system the vigor OF
f for irepairS he wastes Of The body with new and
sound nstsria. sssefula, Syphilis, Consnmpsicn.
ors Glandsand other parts Of the system,
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The worst forms Of Skin dlSaaees, Erupti01s, Fever
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esrsn the Womb, and all weakening and painful dis.
charges Night Sweats, Loss ofSperm anda wastes Of
NE ls principle are within the curative range of hi.
wonder d Modern Chemistry! ana few days use Will
person using ,sior either ofhese forms os
Kthe patient, daily becoming reduced by the wast0
and decomposition tkatis continually progressing sue
eeedsin arrestng these wastes, and repairs the same
ihsSARsAfAKILLIAN will and does secnre-aerro
Is certain; far ben once this remedy commences IL
work publication, and succeeds In diminishing the
loss Of wsssl IT, repairs will be rapid and every day
thspauent growing letter and stronger.
the food dieesng better appetite Improving aud flesh
and weight Increasing! Il1 t4Ffr.L-as- % : 3
MOI only does nc ixslplRf11fir REsorvIrf ercsls
sllknown IL the cure of CHRONIC, scso.
only positive cure for q
Kidney d Bladder Complaints,
Urinary ana Womb diseases Ora vel, Diabetes rrorsy.
ease Kiburninuria and IN all cases where there
brick dust deposia the water Is thick clnndy mixed
with sl Nike the whiteofsn egg, threads like
white silk, orthere!sa morbid dark bilious appear
apricking. burning sensation when passing WATER and
pain nths Small 0fths Beck and along the Loins.
4ssssor Of 12a Fears Growth
Cured by Rad,0av's Resolve,st.
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for desertion, &c. No publicity e:
quired.' No charge until divorce fgfabss
edo y 81 ssrlM. HOUSE, New, Ndrkdw
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rEvER AND AGUB.

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MISCELLANEOUS.
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new YORK TRIBUNE y
THE
The Leading American Newspaper
Founded by Horace Greeley

TN THE RECENT ELECTIONS
/ the people have declared in favor 1T
honesty in politics and independence
in journalism. THE TRIBUNE, which,
years ago declared that it was not and
never more would be a party organ,
claims tile verdict, as the popular vim
dication Of,ts course, and recognizes
in the result the voice Of the people
for reform and integrity in govern
ment, for candor and independence
among newspapers. During the cam
pajgn which has just closrd The TIKI.
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the title of the Leading American
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1t publishes all the news, earlier,
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It insists "u peace throughout the
whole country, the right Of local self.
government, and the protection Of all
classes in the exercise Of their just aud
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II publish-s scientific news, reports;
diAcnssions and discoveries tn degree
Of fnllness and accuracy never before
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1t gives every week ten or more
columns Of the most carefully prepared
agricultural matter during the year,
nnci' more In the aggregate than the
entire contents IF any other agri-
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forming department Of which an
eminent agricultural editor said ~,
has done more to make good farmers
than any other influence which ever
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1t has published series If scientific
and literary extras which have met Il
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ton that it must prove deieter-
Gus to the Democratic party, all
we have to say is, why should 1t;
This Is not question OF national politics;
it has nothing to do with party. Not
one single principle Of either the Demo
cratic or Republican parties can, by any
possibility, be logged INTO it. We are
assured that whether man was friend
or opponent to the removal, would
not weigh one TIA with any voter
in this section, when that man came
up for Congress, or any position IN when
his political sentiments are involved Anu
it is thing utterly absurd to talk about
that because man was an opponent OF
this. purely State question, he should
make his defeat ON it the excuse for his
conversion to Radicaiism, with its Force
Bills. Civil Rights Bills. Ben Buffers,
and corruptions generally. But our
correspondent says that the ligaments
which bind Que Democracy together IN
this State are very slight. Perhaps so;
but if 50, exceedingly unfortunate. Inc
ligaments which should bind the party
together everywhere are its time-honored
nriucinles We are a Democrat because
We believe firmly that the Democratic
party is best for the people OF thls
whole country just as We were
4 removaliSt, because we believed
that such removal was best Tor
the people Of this whole State,
and to oppose an individual Democrat be-
cause he was in favor Of a question OF
State interest Is at once, going away
from the foundation ideas Of Democracy
Principles, not men.
But suppose our Third District
friends should be willing to vote with
our political opponents because Of this
thing what will they gain? A. our cor
respondent asserts, the Republicans and
Democrats in the Legislature voted to-
pether for removal. To support Repub-
licans, therefore would not gam them
any friends; but might, in addition, result
m securing an OBNOXIOUS Government
Verify this would be sad example OF a
biting off the nose to spite the face.
We have no quarrel with our Third
District citizens. Their prosperity Is
our advantage at all tiw"s, except when
it must be purchased at the sacrifice OF
the rest of the State If we fought
for them H,M we would be
parties to sectional fight, and We are
intensely anti-sectionnI.' We will
prove our words by deeds whenever al
opportunity otier-. In the meantime, the
other point made by our correspondent;
that Of uncorShtutionahty, can b" settled
bv the courts alone. Its before them
now; let them decide, and when decided
finally, We nope all will quietly acquiescc,
and that We shall hear no more talk OF
,,ctionalism, or abandonment by Demo
crat> Of their political faith.
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HE REMOVAL AND THE PARTY

We publish this morning letter on
the Capital Removal, from correspon-
dent signed "Princcton,' taking the
or,ppJ, that the measure must hurt, Sc
riou,ly, the Democratic party Of West
Virginia and that the removal was IN
every sense, unjust. 1t Is perfectly super
Huous to say that We have no sympathy
with the view, therein expressed. As
regards the point of injustice, how can
that be- unjust which was sanctioned, and
not only sanctioned but demanded by
the majority of the people OF the State,
As i'm accordance with their best interests?
This is certainly true, for while
we agree with our correspondent
that simple declaration to this
effect /, no evidence, we must also
agree that what was done by Il majority
Of the members of the Legislature, was
done under a knowledge of the wishes o.
their constituents. The question Of re-
moysl wa. not suddenly sprung upon the
legislature The difficulties and incon-
venicnces of the Capitals being AT Char
lesion were felt, acknowledged and dis
cussed long before even the nominations
to that body were made and were prom
ipeut in the canvass preceding the
election. This WAS known in the Third
district. ~ we'll rs in the First and Sec
opd II Is most unrcaSouablethe to say
thu, those who voted for it, did not know
and thoroughly appreciate the wishes of
their supporters. This i evidence of the
most conclusive nature that II was not
in amy r,r,iculrr. sectional or selfish
move: bu, one in which the people had
proven bytbr'r rotr>, that they desired.
Our position Is briefly this: Though As
citizens of Wheeling, We wcr" in favor OF
the Capitals coming here, that was by
no means, the only object in our minds.
We advocated it warmly, because 1t WAS
in our opinion, tar better for the State at
large. And So much Is this true, that if
q, any time in the future it shall appear
that it, location elsewhere will be justi-
fed by circumstances, We would cheer
fully acouicsce in the VIII OF the people
We do not believe that any such circum-
stances can arise for years to come. 1t
Will not be possible for Wheeling to
lose her point, Of superiority
for long period of time, if ever; but
should they arise, and clearly appear,
and the citizens of this State. through
their sgal Representatives, should say
that another change is demanded, We, as
suredly, will not raise factious opposi-
ton. and insist upon it that the majority
shall Weld to the minority.
As regards the point Of "Prince-
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THEBALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD.

We read that the fight between the
railroads is coming to h crisis, brought on
bv the trunk lines to the west all COM
bining and reducing their rates below
those of the Baltimore & Ohio, and 10 a
point which must be Improbable. 1t Is
claimed that this move will force the B..
X O., out Of regard to the interests of It's
stockholders, to consent to an arbitration,
and So the matter will be ended. This Is
something which the future can only re-
veal. but. be il 50 or not. the action oi the
Baltimore X Ohio has been throughout
Trustworthy, and should be 50 acknoW-
I.j,s.I II will be remembered how this
wnr wa, brought about. Last summer
ai Saratoga. the leading lines between
the East and West got together, ana
formed u compact binding themselves 10
y certain tariff Of rates. In doing this
their object was TO form monopoly, al
once death stroke at cheap transporta-
ton, and which would unable them to
control "a they pleased, the shippers Of
freight. But the Baltimore and ONO
refused to agree TO the arrangement. IT,
management has been so prudently and
wisely conducted under the leadership OF
JOINS ". GARRETT, Esq, that It's llabll-
tiles were reduced TO IA very small figure.
while its capital was constantly increased.
lis great rival, the Pennsylvania Central
with Il total length including con
urction,J of 1875 miles, has li"bIl-
Tie. amounting to SlI2,Oj70j2, against
= COS, of $G5.I75,972. The Baltimore
and Ohio with total track''ot ,55S miles,
h,. labiIilir. of IS, 228,O 63, against II
cost Of Si4.G57.SGi In 1873, the latter
road earned fourteen per cent On IT. Ina
bfIitic, while the former earned but eight.
Thc,r figures were taken from Phlla-
delphi., paper, and may therefore be re-
o.,rl.d a. rcliublc, since that city
would no, show Partially to the i.
and .. Th, illustrates the fine man''S-
rueut If the corporation, and why 1t was
enabled to be- independent, and oppose
the Saratoga monopoly. For this oppoSl-
lion it incurred the cmnity Of all IT.
rivals, which finally eliminated in an
effort To- break it down, AMI force II
intothcir views, and hence the present
contest. But SO well appreciated was It's
action in the WcSt,that it received notices
Of high praise from the press, and
the Legislature Of Kansas acknowledged
H. rood services to that State by Il formal
resolution of thanks. The entire West
ha, good cau-e to approve it, course
Tins road Ina, acted more consistently
I'm its conduct towards IL patrons, and
he, done more to develop and improve
the We,ta, wcl,a, the country generally
through which it passes, than ali other
sources combined. \ railroad chief
duty is to advance, by every means III
it, power, the interest, Of the public.
Mouopolir- formed against the producer
and shipper should bcaIwoys discountcn-
auccd. This the Baltimore & Ohio has
done. and this is why it has b9cn forced
into So stubborn contest. Whatever Is
the result, it is deserving OF the greatest
communication.
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ID ED.

ANBERN-TueSday morning, ApIlI
9Th, ats o'clock, Mrs. DORCAs c., wlir oil the
late Job StanDery, in the Sth year oil her
age.
Funeral from the Cathedral Thursday
morning, April Sth, ut 10 o'clock.
SUANLEY-At Il o'clock Tuesday even
ing. the 9Th inst, Capt. W. ii. SHANLEf, al
his residence, corner of seventeenth ana
Eofi streets, aged 3 years.
Funeral will take place from his resi-
dcnce on Thursday, at o'clock p. NJ
Friends of the family are respectfully IN
yiicd To- attend.
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FARM FOR SALE.

\ tinker Farm, adjoining the National
In',d nrarthe town of Triadciphia, in ONO
comfy, will be offered tor sale 1T public
,ncii1n. nj the Tavern of Frank lawson
in said town, at 2O'clock =. NJ. on IN" "li'
day Of April. 1879.
Terms made known on day of sale. F"i
fprthrr particulars inquire OF l.. G.. 'ri-
craft. Attorney lI%j Chauiinr NI.'
Wheeling, W. Va, or Of
JAS. {. IiERNEN, NUcti"n""r,
Onic, corner of 18Th ami Market Streets
Wheeling, W. Va. ap>rH
iGcrmaL paper copy till date.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the ihost
complete news and family paper printed III
West Virginia. II will be sent 10 any al
dress one. wear for 500 Valuable preml-
ums to cIuu agents ana 10 subscribers.
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No. 1909 EOff Gold Fifth Street,
Opposite the Cathedral,
frbi7 WHEELING, w. VA.
OFFICE PEABODY ASSURANCE Co., ;
Wheeling. W. Va. April >, 1873. J

UT III = 7 ~ TI'IUl 7 NJ ItN NJ 7. 7 II.l
Wheeling, W. Va. April >, 1873.
rNHE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AMI
Marine Insurance Comp ny OF Wheel.
ing. expired April ], $50, and its un"Xpir.
ed ire business has been rrin>urcd by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel.
ing. ". Va, as shown by the Resolution
and ccrtiflcatoauncXcd hereto. All claims
tor loss or damage that may occur after l.
O'Clock VI, April /, $50, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Surancr Company, and in force, will be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In.
SurIncr Company.
j. Y. l.. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
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iARRIED.

IIsT-CREEL.-On the 9TH inst, al the
residence OF the brides parents, by Ia"
Rev. J. T. Buckley, HARRY W. LIST, OF TINS
city, and LILY Il. CREEI., eldest daughter
OF \. NJ. and =. Crccl, OF Wavcrly, Mo.
No cards
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

~ THE SIXTH WARD. WE OFFER
at private sale the following described
property. Two Lois - feet 'front.' rhch .ohc
40 and lie other ~ feet deep, situate ON
alley II, lust ab"N" McCullO"h street. On
the premises there iNa brick nous" IN good
condition, containing five rooms ana eel
lar; and - brick Stabi" with three apart,
ru,uiS therein. The property is enclosed
bv n GOOD fence, and has som" I'm" iruii
trees thereon. Terms very r"hs Enable" f"r
particulars enquire OF ur address
g. Il Il. MARSH,
hiss M"oulloch street, Al the old Marsh
Homestead. hP1p
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NOTICE.

THERE Will BE F, \ A. HIAI Ia3yc 80 80
a \ F.and \. NJ, this Thursday evening,
Aprii Sth, at p. NJ, S"arp, al MaNoiii'
:,armnIr. for work and instruction in Inc
first and third degrees. All MasonN ia SopI
standing are cordially invite" l" "'''''''
by o'ue' VI &. BAIRD, ". NJ.
yNr y GREAVFS. Sec'v. APPS
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NEW ADVERTISER EMIT
CHOICE MAPLE SYRUP.

TAG LIONS CHOICE MAPLE
lUU syrup, in One Gallon Tin Cans I Emr
Halt Gallon Jugs. Also IN IbE@ aIIp!Ti
sale by A. -
apSq
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NurE-pr Longdon is permanently eS-
tahliNhcd i'm Wheeling, and may h" relied
ON tor professional integrity ami SIKH. lie
d,yulrS special attention 10 all Chronic
Diseases. embracing Ca'tarrh, SOrcthroat
Bronchitis. Asthma and Consumption,
and may nc consulted free uf charge in re-
luuuu Ia these ailments and their proper
treatment, nj his Office,
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WEARE NOW RECEIVING

OUR SPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE,
ParlOr and Chamber ScttS, Ward.
robes, Sidchuards, Bookcases, Writing
desks. WhatnotS and Common Furniture
of every description.
Prices as low a. the lowest.
april q. MENDEI., BOOTH " 60.
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FIRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE,

NEW ROOMS NEATLY PAPEkEb'
either furnished or unfinished as
applicants desire. Must come wen recon-
nt,tuIrd. also want a hr>t-clasS COOK.
rnrnrrof Main and 10Th streets, adJulh-
inc or over J. ". Ferrei : store. ,.,.,,,.
i"s w. u. l.. KELLY,
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WAN e .

pOOK KEEP N 4 HULI3|N %
\ House. Would prefer 10 sell MN an
interest. Must furnish good references
Not much money required: AddrGSS
W. ~ BOOK X EEPER,
onso Register Office, Wheeling.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

Two ROOMS. INQUIRE OF
L onin MRS. &. ZlNy,gg
"piH Mar 80
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FOR SALE.
PEACuuBLOW POTATOES.

iOa BUSHELS PEACHEIOW~, FROM
HUI the Lake shore, just received ia
good order. K. j. SMNTH.
upG Corner Market and 18th StS.
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FOR RENT

"a 4 COMFORTABLE DIVE.
l-2 nou>e, on 18th street, 49,.
mar8it t"'' W. '. HOGEt
-ott 30 Mnrk.-
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

"a STORE ROOM. lWrIII,-
GN Hall, west side Of NJ ......-.NP a..
" 18th and 10Th ,rr~ ,,.,, "ei, DEW.
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Enquire Of AMIN. G ~ LoUse.
jamie my Man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-08
FOR SALE

SMALL SIZE POTTER JOBBER, IN
\ good repair. VIII sell cheap lot
cash. Parties in need OF good Cara ana
Bill Head job Press, will do wei 10 au-
dra.s JOAN Ii. Nc,
Register Office, Wheeling, W. Va.
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