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THE CHICAGO lTRIBUNE: MONDAY. .FhrAYt l5 1876.

1oyc1 greatly the nston'sfsrnent that they
cviheca Ut our fnanncrs,. drcas, and gcncrrl
ilHattHg. We arrived too Into In tho day 10 sec
tl,e grent Idol, rs The. templu was clo.ed; so 80
10 n temple On ths hil} conmantling magniil-
cent ycw Of tic valley nnd surrounding NOUN
ct H. arse. @ I Ses 7 Jpan sa ~ aser se seens 3
wcl, We descended To the village, intending u
visit thc grreat Buldha tl's nnxt day. Notwlt!a-
standing that VIC were atltnittrl Into The town
cInls saw NJ 10 scntl wortl to our guile tllat We
could not rc,untn There during l1o night. 30 VT
werc forced to teavc Nara. riding IN In tho
,nn,oonl'g't to Kisur, town ~ m!les towards
suing aay. Tho Japanese tea-houscs arc
separated ono from auoillcr by sliding
panels Of q light framework, covered viii!
panes Of gIass. Tic apartments contain nj, fur
hiturc, except perhaps brazlcr for heating pur-
poses anil III occasional cushion to ST on,
though ordinarily We squat o'' tho white ntraw
served W us m !arQuerc.l servers, wl'tclt have
legs, md stand nlout 4 inches high, and at
night Tic only hedling whicl, Ia supplied US is
NadIed comforter y llc on, and il funny little
10 ignore, FIR we have sufficient wraps nnl
blankets with us o take the place of native
bedding.
~ FnoM Efsu TO Kloro
3lst Of March aaw our joytal pnrty roll Into the
streets nf this attractive city. Here We found
hotel kept by n Japancsc after the European
bed and otl,er fcasMres Giisrcsl Sy by % Wcsiet,, ~
civilization. 80 wonderful aud vnrlc.t arc the
Sights which We have already seen III this asto.1-
isling town, tint I will not even mention
tsn the ,rsay Eneg g,rx 'nt were TO- do s,S
assumo fr}ghtf,'l proportions. There aro
bnt six European rUeilctlts here, three
Of whom We have met, as MIR. Newwittur kindly
American missionary here. We shall remain
here until the 9th or 9TH, and then start for
yokohama, tie trip oycr1aud requiring a week.
We anticipate n world uf p1cnsurc, for our cx-
lerienccs thus far have becn simply enchanting,
AHTtftttx
, 1876-05-15
4 Railroad War In Central New York.

When the through truin on Saturday from
Norstcl, to Cortland arrived at Cuylcr Station,
on the auburn Brunch, thirty men, led by the
Town Collector, rushed from concealinent,
boarded 1t, aud took full possession. They ui,-
coupled the only pasecngas-car and pushed II ~
fert up heavy grade, aid then ehaint1 1t to one
of the sidu tracEs md blocked tho wlrels. Or
iccrs OF the Midland Railroad arrived on snn-
between tio railroad uni town authorities took
place. Pistols, clubs, ind lists were used until
The coupling WIS ngaln n.ntlo and the ctr lrnwn
10 Dc Kuytcr. Thu trouble Is not yet srttlcI.
The Company aso taklng up thy switches and
nftcr.
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aseompli.bsd, stnnewtero about id o'clock he
without hat, and drromenadclh back and forth tho
gIa. 70 Gnteh what litttc breeze W.. st!rring Miss
Hrnce Ilnbley, M.ter. .ln.lnw 70 william Jenkins.
ETfa. WHO resided on th9 corner OF sonth Iuecn
stfeet. she terminus Of the southweftcrn angle,
Maip'nnR TO DO s,alnS n she rarlos WITH n! the
thnt NJ buchanan Ind returned. vent o Tie door,
antl. passing the cninpiimcnta % tho evening, In.
ihrv r9 .m,. .s e wa,K ~, wt' whsf 70 eomps nnd
twCat minutes T. H., esenftsr 40 anosyona no'o W.
IT, iant he could call on and sit md ehat With Aira
''T'y, Tm nyydc,s,o,a r,,o, ro,o.s r,,., ,oro .,.o
p1"Tsa ,mpefioas i man, wlo Eavlns ns1uircd great
eyIy tns, @ and s Ga tts @ sdaeaonsi eaSS s
advantage, VA. very tealons OF thonc whose Guilt.
Haoh ah r1Sn. erlton wero =, ndyancG o. h!s
geG, mt WI ~ 'uer rr1y 70 'esent any fane!s
,na i,nn,2ngetnens q II. on tho night N question
sas sst%s To %s g @ fa's'f il s' H. @ ss
In L. C@9n'erhaatun @ "nch tlle hotG W0S Han4ed
~ .ne ,od sGtvah. an 10 n,sh Ann: On neT1slns
Wh!sn was ~, rsiueneea III !c. iace and lmmedntely
~ aa ,s .! thn 1ea1ous anu impeflous
M snaehcl anG rad H. it, oehs sI rny va 81
onse II nrm;. md within tl,e houT it daaahter was
IN Inc ~ h1 IT. M or T.. Way TO
'pi ;" -. rssttt ~! ""aEc fitI!lp-
I'LL hnowlns tns pn!c!Gniihs hainfc. OF her
th.ne1, t nno prunay leG!,hs h".t n inc 'hnaendo
IN mus aI'iJ aanIn'inJmous.y conseScn - hcf. hl1hnnsh
and yciy Ineh attached Il, ,r '"s ht,r,ihy,, ,a,yi
lover, shc bccatnu dcspuN.rnt and in her Jrsnsir
took laaGanu,n, antl ~as corpaa on tin day ri.
lowing her reaching r,tadulphtn- Mr. buchanan
reqaesed pet,ntsn e attend TIC fumc1al chief
inourner. Gni w. radnly fo,nfsi: neinG nan
o o., nlaGnt % e1ectnms nm eatFeY aesotea 10 ms
noed hg @ IT, .'n % was n nGps H.
hnSso - much ia jnert TIM hs irtcnaya % inea,na
nmca.y, and Judge Ffnnklin peEsuaied lin 10 re
min Ii his family few tuys. White there. and
requested Mr. Dickson TO dclny tho
publication OF thu Inftltyenetr az long as be Gould.
which va. done; but d. nc mall M'ls only posted
@ ohee Week T., ts3.ath roints o! 5te County, wy
Ts.u IN. ni =, H. III asl ~ aa a y IT, na
nnrv sna rcndv yns snfntmsI tbnt II, III TlneboM.
at's mind was 20 disturbed by rfief tint he WA m
, 1876-05-15
MR. BUCHANAN,
Tho Cause of Ills Cellbacy--A TraGto Incident
Ut His Early LIFE.
Ia tia Edfftr nE TIA If1hHhs

Tho Cause of Ills CellLacy--A TrnEto Incident
Ut His Early LIFE.
To the Editor n Taa Tribune.
LANCASTER, Pa, May 10-Ine Essa4ige'se,,
Of this city, publishes shu following:
"cAusE or BUCHANAN cEl,nAcr.
I'm an elegant tnnnsnn near the Arlington
1IeteI, IN this slty reside two nles Of tho o1c'l
Coleman. Abont ths litter iudya lille r.rnanco ce
seconl love aud thu atanced br!iu IL tho lnte prrs
tlcnt Buchanan, h!s irst love having died IN her
ts sSa and fss.s Sa s' S s ss sas Sgsa sSs. H. ia
VIVA engaged 10 her whun sent abroad
~ Al Amefie1n Nlin!s'sr T. IT, cSpst , ?, s.:
TesidoA in NV Yofk. liz sstusne.l 10 Ills conntiy
visit, md Oh tI,s eyun!ng he arrived aiss lou
Man was gsy'ns glanI sltcrtnst'tns3t: men i!s va ~
and early next morning called IN l,rr. sllc had
takyn oense at hIs not calling the crenng before,
What regrets were felt tho wnrld has iuyrr
knuwu. bit tuany an angry impulse has wrecked
tIon. ~ Gifushtaqion corTt,poadsHes 0aInqo5osr-
Thc amount OF fact In proportion 10 fiction u TIM
r0tlucu ultaellrd to tho laly mentioned IL ln being
thv ncco OF Mis- Aun Coleman, Of Lancaster, ~
who was tho asst anl only ansss q ths a,o r1s.l.
uutwiissa,.ias. SIs @ Tlc laeidshts connected Wild
that sad n.lair although occurring whea the wrtcr
have haunted his memory up to the present, when
Au l,aa Jiassul tho allotted tire arDEu
/ v|,all briefly stass thu circumstances ~ rc-
n,rmbus .heul. Mr. buchanan, then snn.e.
wleru H. the 1.uIghburAoo4 0f 10 years
1890 al Mr,nher Of Congrcra for tho lanea4.
ter D!utrcs. Tho long ssaslun extended, think,
Into thy month of Jaly. Il way y hut, dusty sum:
means of traval. The baltimore roach Ill moi
reach tho city until after o'clock ~ lhy 7, al,Ins
Of tbs stage, who congratulated Nj. buchanan Oh
A!s arrival Ao,ls, and u,aniu,onsiy prouupucsi
hiu, thu best.duytrd man they had over met,
Intersection Vt tho fur lna!u, ttrceta Of thu
city, and Nr kuchauan's 1aicu aud chambers weFe
III thu southwestern Ai,xlu,' Soon after allgAtlug
happtaeA 10 10 liz the Yelal,y, 10 went " ii. cham.
, 1876-05-15

To Ea3 Au1K0F o 7At 1T16uhf.
CHICAGO, May l4.-'FIe lato report of tho
0sunA Jury states that Mr.. Cocllranc, tho arelt-
tect Ut thn Hospital. had Kiycu mo thu quAntI-
tiea Of the materials requiretl for thB building
oi thu kitchen mud doinitory. boiler-house, aud
laundry, anl tho nlostuary, mud u.a4lu 1t appear
In thu report that It wuA something wrong, III
Justice to Mr.. Cochrnne, wish to state tllat 10
gave mt no quantities Or bgutrs to basu my bid
On, nor did l,u do anything in this connection
that WIS unfair or dlsll0,lpst, ns ull tu did was
at my request, to show Mu Ills approximate
figures, Which understood were no secret.
JOuN II. DuNpuY,
, 1876-05-15

hacco. The Laneri, IN cr,tIclsIng Or. Richard.
sons work, thinks thut "hls atatcmcnta nre
probably II. tho min accnrnte NJ regards the
smoking when excessive, but that they arc too
sweeping when applied i, aIl smoking, ,notl-
erate and slIgl.t. at veil al cxtrcme." sntno-
where, howrver. in tho hook Dr.. Richardson
stances .oEaect, docs help t. hiring unnatural
Into natural functions, producing In the over
weart.d brain mental rest, partial oblivion Of the
past, AMI tendency tn Tint natural sleep which
knita VI, tie rnvcted sleeve oi cArc,H
, 1876-05-15
MADAME DE BTAEL,
a Visit to the Chateau Of Coppat.

-
A Visit to the Chateau of t,opnnt.
t;r M Tribune.
There la often little satisfaction found in rts-
itfng place. 1nntlc famous by their orrc il,us-
tF3oaa occupants; hut Madame Dc stacl left I.er
swlss home 60 comparatively recently, tl,at tho
buBc of her brilliant presence seems still to lin
ger abu,.t The plaIn chateau.
Nh. nh hy ,.,, frr,, r,n,vo T., co,,,,, ,.hox,
ora .,at ~ ~ ,u 'ao =. oIn''M 'i ~ 1ope wncso
y h @ ,sstssa ., IS charm
one hand; on the other, vineyard.clnh tlllaIdcs
slope IN to beautiful cum Dparncs. moat con.nie
uois a,.,nn, tl,rsu Ia tbo nTincciv rrst,1rnco ~
Iho n,r., i,,th,.,,,, . ~ S'' r''"e' 'e''o'"e' VI
Arrived at Coppet, minutes walk tnkes ono
two courts md t., think. nultc uurI,an1c,l rr-
tcrn,llv a,nc,, +, was Nocl.n+,s nnr,r t,,'n
Visitors orc usually ahown about By d!'a-
grceablc, grumbllng uId woman, who takes
spccia1 pleasure In using l,cr authority. ".
wcre ,nnrc fortunate. 4 1et,rr. n fc,v doxa ,ro.
WINS ~ t,r rnnIor,o haa ~. ~ ~" ~ aasn ms
s ssuu0' :" Wv So''c'e1se, "a' put ~ a. Tu1q~H
Will nun, ana le WINS lilo most indulgent, and
patient, anu painstnkfng Of guides.
Passing the inner court, tllc wide doors Of the
mansion v,rc ,,cn.s t ~. aaccn,,t,o ~ ,,.en, .M
a,at.oa"a w.. ..t..Sa st. ~ ,Lu,I u "so''o
stal!case, VIC ehtcfcd spacious bl'lIard-rhom
used by tile present occupants. Thcrc the very
first object to arrest our attention, was tho pic
tire ~ familiar nnl ar tlrn, tr .vnrv a,pnrc,,,
uThe elvn,ur of the Proclamation, of JnJ"'
pendenee'" Coming TO do Homage ~ the tncm-
osv so Of ar nr brilliant woman who was On exile
Frcuch Rcvolut,nn. our tho1,rhta ,rr,,. ~ ,n,o
,,.oa."a -, ,1a ..p,. ". ''.a WIZ IL, u"ee
Iia,'nS ~ o gs"p 'n oar d~ Hput'on
a!,t nepTnaenn ; Goysti1aeht ~heh She struck her
hIsI DloW LOT hoeItyl
, 1876-05-15

which aEe four prayingswl,eels, besides two
colossal guardian tleltles which, to my astonls.
Wo learned ntferwa2as t,at t. tl,eso spss %ads II
chowcd paper aro thrown ut tho idols by wor-
shippers, who nscertain by their sp!tcballs nj
hertug or not whether their prayers ase heard!
arsess w y XII y IT, &a4 s bsi"g ust;ns Ia IL
Ills Efforts to giyo us full Information re.
gar,ltng all w0 saw. Afot'rsty Ii not u pre-
ya!llug trait arsong the Japanese, ant neither
wlrn wc died Into battling cstabl!shmcnt
wlern both sexes, though ln apartments par-
tihlly separated, wcru iu stHet state II nudity,
II was bilt foy ycaTs ago when botli mules mud
fc,nnles bAthcd III one great tn1,k.
Osaka, we wcro entertained At Dr. Adalns'
house, md tho next fn0Inipg We wern bowed
out ot the city, after tho japanese fashion, by
tn!s ooliEtug EantleMan. Now, we had deel.'oa
Of our souto, and for which wo Ind no pAss.
Yet we trusted that our permit for kioto would
bo sufficient, uald besides, We Ind set our hearts
OIL selling u
METAL STATUE OF nupn1IA
Whtrh Is hcEc, wlloau sixa snAy be Imagined
when state that u lnull nuy clllnb through lts
llustrils tntu It's hc.ul Our appearance vi the
rnAts wins tho s'gnal for quito lIttlu excitement,
and, as our linrckshas t!lBhesl through the lttla
tiio inhahitants rush.si to tav slnurs VI thuir
singular lltlitatio.ls, while TIM children sturc1
ut lss wildly, nlurnurlpg "Egtl,-sanl" (,arba.
rim !nAn( ~ We ruled 6y. 1t was an imtc,,sly
novel aua fascinating ride, ana we ll enjoyed
coo!lss drow Us Into Nafi III ,hs
uildlu Of tho afternoon, we huylng como TX
miles since !not,Iug, with only un hours rest u
noon. chad great fun upon arriving, at tbs
aa hundreds Vi tho nluu, women, nl,.l cl.ildret,
VI tho Village gathered about lii t,u Sllllu 1l,ul,.
!ier that We regard tho "wlll 1aell Of Nornru"
~ our lnuscuiis at Aolue. Though superlattvo-
" curious they weso vesy politG, aud Wu Gu
, 1876-05-15
SEEMING MACHINES.

= ~ 49,
l IST-NETWEEN rALAsn AND sIlEltAlAN
luusts. HHiEl4 frn,r&Ar ehats, tuSfasrI j. II.
Wusl. ls,t.cunK, Mich. The nAdtr VIII btxrniy n.
tarded bi leas !Ak 4sir At His oace- j. L. WOuo.
/ UsT-srUisE KEY NO, u. RETURN ~ cEiN3,
lkAfLEls No. fvcuiy J. sxth.st-, ,anu tecrre re-
ward.
T'AkEN Ct- lit NAY llUl.SE, WHlTR FEST,
ttAr ln forehiAA Z. MllLlkES. 7al Mat'Espsl.st. t.
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took the latters official figures, until 1870
of the public debt. By what authority
did the Secretary of the Treasury, IN ms
table Of 1870, go back ard change the
Registers report for that year, ana wnlca
for years has been accepted q truei
Secretary Chase and the Register agreed
as TO the public debt in 1862, and it was
deemed accurate; but eight years after
wards the figures are changed TO show an
increase of ten millions! These sltera-
tions appear in all branches of the service
internal revenue, the Pension Fund,
loans and notes, &c It is idle TO charge
these to an irregular system OF book
keeping, which in 1870 changed the
official number figures running for thirty
wears back in the Registers office of the
Treasury. If this plea is sustained, OF
what value are the figures in the finance
reports differing as they do in details
for twelve years-which have been sent
to Congress? One may take the report
OF 1868 and find that ten years afterwards
the public debt in the report OF 1870 for
the year 1868 is millions more than
stated at the time it was contracted. Let
the Senate Finance Committee turn on
the light and explain, if it can, these
,tartling revelations.
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VALUABLE
NATION
FOR BILIOUS. REMITENT, and
intermittent FEVER,

orwhat is more commonly termed Fever
and Az e, with pain in the Loins aud
through the Back, an indescrisaDle
G lilly sensation down the spine,
an Irresistible disposition TO yawn,
yawn, pain In the Eyes, len
is Increased by moving them,
blue tinge in the skin, and great listless.
ness and debility. VEGET NE IL asaie ana
Positive Remedy. II Is compounded ex-
cluslvely from the Juices OF carefully re-
lected barks and herbs, and so strongly
concentrated that 1t is one Of the Greatest
Cleansers Of the Blood that Is or eau be
nut together. VEGRrINE does not stop
with breaking Chills and Fever, but 1t ex-
tends its wonderful influence into every
part of the human system, and entirely
eradicates every faint OF disease. VgGE-
TINE does not act os a powerful cathartic,
to debilitate the bowels and cause the pa
tienr to dread other serious complaints
which must inevitably follow, but IL
strikes at the root of disease by Purify Ing
the blood, restores the Liver and Kidneys
to healthy action, Regulates the BOWELS,
and assists Nature in performing all OF
the duties which devolve upon her.
Thousands OF invalids are suffering TO-
day from the effect Of Powerful Purgatlve
Nostrums, Frightful quantities OF Gull
nine, and Poison doses of Arsenic. neither
OF which ever have, or ever could, reach
the true cause OF their complaint.
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locker ON, and Mr.. Gettinger, although
evidently not 30 much accustomed to ex-
tempore speaking as his opponents, held
the advantage Of them sll the time. The
sentiment ofthe meeting at this point
was clearly with him and opposed TO the
resolution, but Mr.. g. here gave way to
70 q gentleman, who declared his en-
dorsement Of every sentiment uttered by
Mr.. g., and offered q substitute for Mr..
Brady's resolution, which was accepted
by those supporting the resolution, and
also (under misapprehenslon) by the
other side. A vote was taken and the
substitute declared adopted.
1t being claimed that the substitute
was misunderstood, Mr.. Faulkner, Jr.
moved reconsideration which was car
ried, and the vote was again taken and
declared adopted, though very, close and
it was perfectly apparent that many
voted without fully understanding the
question. In other words was fully sat.
isfed that if vote had been reached on
the original resolution, which was clear
and free from confusion, it would have
been voted down by decided majority.
The resolution adopted reads thus:
"Thst any Democrat being at Charleston
at the time of the convention, and recog-
nized by the regular delegates as Den.
crst may act as delegate" But after
the manifest and decided opposition IN
the convention hardly apprehend that
any gentleman would desire to claim the
right. TRAVELLER
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APPRECIATION,

Boston, Nov. IL, 1875.
n. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,
Dear Sir-During the past nve years d!
have had ample opportunity 70 luage OF
the merit OF VEGETINE. MY wife has used
81 tor com plants attending LADY OF dell
cate health, with more ben ficial results
than ANYTHING else which she ever tr1ed.
/ have given IL to my children under
almost every circumstance after ding
large family, and always with marked
benefit. have taken IL myself with such
great uenefit that / Cannot ind words 10
EXP ess my unqualified .ppTe"iation oil
While performing my duties as Police
on ..r i'm this city, It has been my LOT 10
fall in with a great deal OF Sickness. / un
hesita,ingiy recommend VDGETiNE: ana !
never knew of q case where 1t did not
move all IL at was claimed for II. artlc-
piarly in cases OF debilitated OF lmpoV-
erished state OF the b God its enects are re-
aliy W nderful; and for all complaints
arising from an impure state OF the
hi I'd IL appears to work like charm,
and do not believe there are any circum
stances under which NEGETINE can De
used with Injurious results, and IL III
always afford me pleasure 10 give any
Jurther informa ion ss 10 what know
"''"' WIN. Il. HILL
r,,,o.h Police station 4.
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FROM MARTINsRURG.
Crop Prospects, Political, &c.
MARrINsBURa, May 20, 1876.

MARTINsBURa, May 20, 1876.
Editors OF the Register. 49,.
NV rambles have brought me to this,
one Of the most prosperous, enterprising
and growing towns IN the Valley. A
ride overland from Winchester TO TINS
place gave me- fair opportunity TO see
the county, and my observation Is that
the farmers of this valley now have
good promise of the largest and best
crop of wheat which has been raised
here tor Zen years past. The early
planted corn has come up finely under
the influence Of the spring showers and
sunshine. The prospect for AN abundant
fruit crop is also good, notwithstanding
it was supposed to have been seriously
damaged by several severe and nm
timely frosts. The apple crop, especially,
promises lar. yield.
The farmers are row engaged getting
their wool clip ready tor the market.
This product usually puts considerable
money sfloal in this section, as am In
formed. but this year the market starts
off at the low figure of twenty-five cents
per pound.
The Democrats held their County Con
vention in this place today, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to
the Charleston Convention. l drop
ned IN during the progress OF the
meeting. 1t was well attended. l will
Give YOU brief account Of its proceed
ings:
After organ izstion motion was unan-
1mously adopted to appoint three gentle
men from each district in the county to
rsnort the names Of FIVE Democrats from
each district as delegates 10 the State
Convention. The committee came in with
their report, which was unanimously
adopted,
A gentleman named Brady then offered
a resolution that any Democrat from
Be,keley county who may be nj Charles
ton at the time OF the meeting OF the
convention shall be authorized 10 act Is
delegate. =,
The motion was opposed by Mr.. Get
finger. a member OF the Legislature from
this county, in q briei but concise and Ar
gumentative speech, showing the ,mpro-
priety of such resolution. OF the faciiity
tha, might be afforded under its provs-
ions, for bringing an undue and unjust in
luence 10 bear, and thus thwarting the
actual wishes of the people.
He was replied TO by Mr.. Brady, who
insisted that it was . proper resolution,
because the Democrats Of the county had
before adopted the same thing. d,
Mr.. e. j. Faulkner, Jr, also supported
| the resolution in very earnest manner,
and endcavored to show that it was Dem
acraiic usage
Mr.. Gettenger replied very effectively,
which brought Mr.. Z. B. Faulkner 70
his feet, who, IN . vigorous and earnest
effort, supported the resolution.
The discussion Wa interesting TO q
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VECETlNE

works In the human system in perfect
harmony with Natures Laws, and while
n ia pleasant to the taste, genial to the
stomach, and mild in Its influence on the
bowels, IL is absolute In its acton on dis
ease. and Is not vile nauseous Bltters,
purging the invalid into false hope that
thy are being cured. VEGETiNk s
pure v Vegetable Medicine, compounded
upon Scientific princip .es. 1t Is endorsed
by the best physicians where Its virtues
have been tested, is recommended only
where medicine Is Needed, and Is not
mixtu Of cheap whisky sold under the
cloak Of Bitters.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Invest In Real Estate.

VyHIs Is A FAVORABLE TIME TO
i Invest in real estate IL Wheeling.
Property Is low and money Is not in de-
mand In active enterprises.
Investments judiciously made in real
estate possess the two prime element to be
and certainty OF increase in value.
Unlike shares in incorporated COM
pantes, such Investments are under your
own control.
We can offer capitalists, or even persons
with single hundred dollars, some prime
properties for investment, Call and see
what we have.
myO PETERSON &BAKER.
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si7,W7.E3

These figures are from the Registers
rsnort of 1874, page496. The Secretarys
table on page differs very little from
th,s which destroys Mr.. Boutvelps efaim
thst these discrepancies arc the mere
a;ff.rencies are the more differences be-
tvesn the Secretary and Registers
o1g,ce. or between the new table OF the
nublic debt which he originated in 1871
and the regular balances in the Registers
ofI,cs. But Congress and tho country
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Gives Health, Strength, and Appe-
tite.

My daughter has received great Gene da
from the use of the VEGETlFE her de
clininp health was y source OF great anxl-
ety to ali her friends. A few bottles OF the
VEGKrINE restored her health, st,engtn
and appetite. n. n; r iino A.
insurance s and Hesi R hssa1e N Mass
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, l
WHEELING, May Is, 1876. (

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, May Is. 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the City Clerk until Thursday,
June LIST, 1875, at 2o'clockP IL, Tor furnish
ing and setting all curb stones and furnish
Ing and laying all crossing stones that
may be required for the use OF the city of
Wheeling during the year 1915. Said curb
stones TO be OF the following dimensions,
to-wit: ~ four feet long, ca twenty-five
inches wide and (5) inches thick; ends
square the full length OF the stone. Cross.
ing stones to be not less than six feet (6
loIg, and ~ two feet wide aud Q0) ten
inches thick. Proposals TO be addressed TO
the "Chairman of the Committee on
Streets and Alleys" The Committee re-
serve the right ~ reje ct any or all bids.
aImy r. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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The President has nominated Edwin f..
Beall, of the District of Columbia as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to Austria