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those rich in strength producing elements,
and poor in such a. evolve only heat.
Very early vegetables are as n rule un'
Wholesome. Market gardeners know
how to produce inthe early spring large
turnips, and q little later potatoes that
look all right, but arc found when cook
ed TO DO waxy and tasteless, and when
eaten productive causes Of lamentable
results. We may force nature, but she
will take her revenge for such iil.treat'
ment, and in the end We gain nothing.
Radishes, turnips, tomatoes, parsley,
spinach. and The like, are chiefly yalna.
Bic as food on account OF their saline
properties. Mushrooms and .lishens,
though ranking among the most nutri.
lions Of vegetable products, are to be
classed among condiments rather than
food, as It would require seven pounds
weight Of mushrooms 10 supply the mimi
mum requirements Of q day in nitrogen.
OF all kinds Of fresh vegetables, none is
more valuable, taking all its properties
into consideration, than the potato.
Though inferior in the quality Of nitro
genit yields to many other vegetables, 1t
contains alarge proportion Of potash, so
necessary TO the laboring man, and from
its general agreeableness and digestibility
is, taking the seasons together, the uni
versal fayorite.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
IN OHIO AND MARSHALL COUNTIES


Notice 1. hereby given that we lhall, pursuant TO
decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county West
virginia, made and entered on tho I'd day Of June,
1876, In cause In chaneery pending In aid Court,
wherein Henry K. List Is complainant and zaeha-
riah Pumphreys administrator and others are de-
PENDANTS, proceed TO sell at public auction, 70 the
highest and best bidder, At the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
FRIDAY, the I'D day September, 1870,
Commandment 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
Seribed tract Of Land; "Commencingl t sugar tree,
corner Of Lewis Bonnett's, n. 7bo E: 1872 poles 70
fallen elm; thence N. 231So E. o. poles TO white
oaI, n, 40lSe, Z. 50 poles 70 4 stake In pile Of
stones; thence N. 75N0, ". IS TO two sugar trees;
n, S99. W, s. 10 red oak; g. 3S1So, W: 70 stake
where NJ shepherd's corner stood: then =. s0ls |,
W7Oto q stake near where white oak stood; thence
s. ~, E ~ 10 place Of beginning. containing one
hundred and forty-eight acres ltS)," being the
same land conveyed to Zathariah Pumphrcy BY
John A. Good and wife, by deed dated March 9Th,
TERus OF -one-iourth cash, balance in
three equal payments at eight, sixteen and twenty
four months with interest from day Of Salc and 10
be secured 10 tho mtiEaction Of tho Commissioners
DANIEL PECK.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners
WHEELING, W. VA, August IS, 1876. aulS
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or rur WHOLE BK,r1su c

Or THE WHOLE BRITISH CUSTOMS
REVENUE, $50 per cent is now derived
from the tariff on tobacco, So3 from
spirits, 1St from tea, 81 from wine and
81 from other miscellaneous objects. In
a country which produces its own tobac-
co and spirits, like our own, and which
raises large internal revenue from
them, it is Of course not possible to raise
tariff revenue from them also, but we
might we'll initiate the simplicity OF the
English tariff to a much greater degree
than we do. Tho English customs au.
thorities conclude, from the constant In
cease in the revenue from spirits and to-
bacco, that the welfare OF the masses is
improving, else they could not afford to
indulge. There was quite an increase in
1875, notwithstanding there was poor
wheat crop that year. England is now
SO little dependent on her own sources OF
wheat supply that the welfare of the
masses ia not much affected by her own
crop. The same year was good one for
fruit, vegetables, roots and minor farm
productions, on the cheapness Of which
the prosperity Of the masses much more
depends. 1t is a fact Of no small import
ance that the price of wheat in England
no longer depends on her own crop, but
on ours. The price in the good harvest
year, 1874, was not materially less than
in the poor year, 1875. We are not SO
sure that the consumption Of 1.49 pounds
of tobacco per head in 1876, against 1.Sl
in 1866, and of 80 gallon of spirits,
against %, is matter for congratula-
ton or a very certain proof OF greater
prosperity. II~t
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An Old.Fashio ned Kind OF u Let
ter from Webster County.
WEBSTER @. H., W. VA,(
August II, 1876.

Eultors lnIetngeneu'
l ought to have written sooner, but did
not, butt think it is now due time that
you should hear from our locality again
Sir, I was happy 10 see my last letter
published in your valuable paper, as il
was, ;;as ! like your paper, or in fact any
Republican paper, as not many OF the
citizens Of the honorable State Of Webster
do. Sir, I don't like the Wheeling Regis
Ter, the iCharleston Courier, the Weston
Democrat, or any such papers. As the old
saying up here Is, most Of the Democrats
can't stand them.
Well, the people are in the hay harvest
at present up here, and, my dear sirs,
grass Is as goodas ever grown in this in
dependent State OF Webster. We have
most luxuriant grasses. Corn looks fine.
Wheat was as good as we have ever had
in our locality. In fact all vegetation
looks fine.
Well, I have nothing to boast OF much
but one pumpkin vine which grows In
our garden. 1t is mystery. The vine
is some twenty-five feet long and eleven
inches wide and four inches thick. !
never saw such a vine before, although
some Of your reader may be have. II any
person thinks this is not so, ] can send
fifty testimonials from persons who have
seen it.
Well, the hunting season will soon set
in. There is being few bear and deer
killed now. Il is supposed they will be
numerous this fall.
Well, all the State Of Webster lacks
is cultivation, and / honestly hope il may
get that before long as It is settling very
fast, owing to the great Salt Sulphur
Springs, which itis so valuable for.
Mr.. Editor, l want you toplease pub
lssh all OF my letters 10 the best advant-
age you can, as read the IsTELIloEscER
every week at my fathers.
Please publish my letter in the
WEEKLY IsTEIIloEscEh soon, and
oblige me. A. NJ;
P.s.4It you should want me to write
to your paper let me know, and II you
will furnish me postage stamps and
paperlI will keep you we'll posted.
Your obedient servant,
[slgnedl A. NJ,
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BEL1AIRE LooAIs.-About six o'clock
Wednesday evening as several little boys
We're playing about on the top Of the new
school house now being built on Gravel
Hill, one Of the boys, a lad named Laiz.
ure, In some way lost his balance and fell
to theground, adistance Of about tween.
ty:fye feet, striking on pile ofbricks,
Although severely hurt, the lad sustain
ed no dangerous injuries. II is almost q
miracle that he did not, indeed but for
very fortunate circumstances the fall
must have resulted fatally.
A saloon keeper was heard 10 remark
on the evening after the Democratic con;
yention at Parkersburg that he wished
that party would have convention down
the river every day and the boat from
Wheeling would stop at Bellaire. II
makes business lively.
Mrs. Longley, vile Of the editor Of the
Independent, Is visiting friends in the city
D. w. Leet, Esq, is conyalescing from
his recent attack Of typhoid fever.
Mary McMannis, the child murderess
plead guilty to the charge Of infanticide
at the preliminary examination before
Mayor Strahl. She has not yet been
taken to the county jail at St. Clairsyille
being too i'll to be removed. It was re
ported yesterday by the physicians thai
She was not expected to live. Consider
ing that she danced all night after giyinl
birth TO the child at 6 o'clock, and had
begun to wash when arrested next morn
ing, this reaction can not be considered
remarkable.
@Jim" Wells, Of the B. 8 o: RAILROAD
office here, Is visiting his parents a
Cameron, W. Va,
The interview with Mary McAlannis
published in yesterday mornings Registe
was principally manufactured. II is bat
enough to be lying at the point Of dealt
IN a prison cell, without being misrepre
sented by the Register.
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It has been decided that when a horse
or carriage has been let out for hire for
the purpose OF performing particular
journey, the party letting warrants the
horse and carriage fit and competent for
such journey. II the hirer treats the
horse and carriage as any prudent man
would do, he is not answerable for any
damage that either may receive. But he
must use the horse for the purposes for
which he hired him. For instance, a
hor Sc hired for saddle must not be usedin
harness. 1.-THE hirer violates this express
condition OF the contract he is liable for
any damage that may occur. 1.-THE horse
ia stolen through the hirer's negligence
such as leaving the stable door open all
night, he must answer for it. But il he
is robbed Of it by highwaymen, when
travelling the usual road at usual hours
he cannot be held for damages. As these
questions are frequently in dispute, it ii
not out Of place to shed little light upor
theu.-Ta5, Held and Farm.
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In the Third Ward Public School House, beginning
" Candidates viii be examined In the following
subjects, namely: AritARetit, enumeration, addi-
tion DC, common and decimal fractions, reduction,
simple and compound proportion, square and cube
roots; Algebra, through equations Of the frst de
gree; PLANO Geometry, RudtnIeatdry Natural PhiioS-
opky Reading, Writing and Spelling, Geography,
ERjliIh Grammar, Elementary ERgljh C0npotiiiOn.
The candidate will also 30 required to exhibit
fair degree Of proficiency 10 pencil sketchIng, and
TO produce satisfactory evidence Of mechanical APP
The attention Of candidates Is particularly called
to tho following physical dislualdcations, any Of
which will be sufficient 10 reject candidate: Feeble
constitution, permanently impaired general health;
injuries that would permanently impair efficiency,
viz Infectious disorders, weak dlSorcrel intel
lect, unnatural curvature spine, epepsy or other
CONFUSION within 1--we year,, chronic impaired Wis.
Ion or chronic disease Of the organs Of VISION great
permanent hardness Of hearing or chronic disease
Of tho ears, los or decay Of the teeth TO such IN
extent rs 10 interfere with digestion and impair
health, Impcdlment Of speech 10 81 oh an extent rs
TO impair efficiency Ia the performance Of duty, de-
cided indications Of liability 10 pulmonary disease
permanent inefieenCy Of either Of tho exteinites,
hernia incurabe Sarcocele, hydrocee astula stric-
tufe or heMorhOds, large verbose veirs Of lower
limbs, chronic ulcers. Attention will also 10 paid
to the stature Of the candidates. and no one mani.
et.y underlined Tor bis age will be received into
the Academy.
Candidates must not be les than sizleea nor more
than treaty years Of age.
The foregoing requirements are taken from the
CALCULATIONS for the Appointment Of Cadet Engi-
neers In the us. Navy" published by the Naval
Department.
Candidates will please provide themselves with
'SNS W. W. MILLER,
GEO. W. NEALE, ESQ.,,
Am. TURNER, A. M,
+. L. H0GE,
n. F. HULLIHEN,
aus Examining Committee.
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&c nERvEY, AuctiOuce
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Decd Of Trust made by Robert
Seymour and Ella his wife 70 the undersisned
Trustee, dated January 9Th, 1870, recorded IN ne
ONCE 81 the Clerk Of the County Court Of ONO
county, west Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
SPACE 90, will on "a. 'a4n
SATURDAY, the ga day Of September, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, proceed TO sell at
nublIc auction at the front door Of the Court House
q Ohio county, the following described real state
that q 10 say: A certain piece or parcel Of land
Wing on the west aIde Of Eotf street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, In the dtyoi wheel.
ing, ID tho State Of West Virginia. and more p2fte-
ulSrly described - follows The north half Of the
Sorth half OF lot numbered eleven Ql) In squire
Numbered fourteen (ll situated Is above described
TERMS oT sALE--one-hali cash 10 hand, the
balance In two equal payments Y nx nv wy o,o
bearing interest with good personal security, the
iitle 10 be retained until payment e made IN iull.
A''O ~ " w, ii. CALDWELL, Trustee.
PElspLEroS, C0wDEN 4 PRSpLETos, Attys,
M 1914 lhAnllne street, a. aulb
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County.
william ..t,. Atkinson d, on. racA.assr,.

Julia Atkinson and others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby
gives notice that, In pursuance Of the authotity
conferred upon him by decree Of said court made
IN the above entitled cause on the 10th day Of juno
1876, he will, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Oth day Of August, A. D. 1876.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, proceed to sell on
the premises at public auction, 70 the highest I'D
der, the real estate Of which William Atkinson,
hundred and ninety-three acres and thirty-six
poles, more or les, and situated on The waters OF
Short Creek, In Ohio county, In the State Of West
Virginia, and bounded rs follows Beginning o. q
stone, corner 10 John Wilson's heirs, thence south
ZOE so East 1S2 poles and IL links 70 stone thence
North 229 West 80 poles and 20 links 70 q stone,
thence North 45' East IS poles and links TO q
tripne locust thence North 400 West 100 poles and
IL INKS 10 stone, thence North 26o East % poles
and links 10 stone, thence North l?xo East 70
poles Is links TO stone, thence North "a W ess
East i0s poles and II links 10 stone, thence solth
Go 40 West % poles 20 links to sugar tree In tue
side Of small run, corner 10 John Wilson, thence
South 251e West lS poles links TO stone, corner
10 aid wilson; thence South 10 West l42 poles
dated the 10th day Of June, 1916, made BY John
SnOdgaSs and wife conveying said real estate 10
said land l. tho farm on which the late William
Atkinson resided, situated on The pubnc rosa
about seven miles from the cityo Wheeling, and
about one mile from the Ohio DIVER and the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling 4 kentucky railroad, and Is con-
yenient to schools and churches and well known 10
be one Of tho best farms In Ohio county. The soil
Is rich Limestone soi the fences are In good COD
ditIon and considerable portion Of the fencing =
excellent Usage orange hedge. There 4 spring Of
good water In every field. The land is underiaid
with coal Of good quality. There Is large guam
tty OF good Locust and other timber on the place.
The main house Is one Of tho best brick farm
houses In the county, with good cellar aud well
Of choice water ut the door, and there IL good
stable and other out bulldings. The place has also
on It small vineyard, n Gne orchaId In full bear
ing and variety Of other fruit.
Those desiring TO purchase are requested 10 call
on the premises and examining for themselves.
TERMS OF SALE.-one-third Of the purchase
money, or such greater sum as the purchaser may
elect, cash In hand and tho residue Of the purchase
money In two equal inStalments, payable respect
lively In one and two years from the day Of Sae the
credit instamens to bear interest from the day Of
aIe and the purchaser 10 give bond with good per-
sonal security for the deferred payments, and the
title 10 DO TGtaiued until payment Of the purchase
money and the interest that may accrue thereon
In full. ALFRED CALDWELL
Special Commissioner.
J, c. HRRyRY, Auctiupeer, jy2S
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
yRaIhiaOion DiItni4-JOhn Habberheld and Ste
pnMsS adi,pT2wm. F. stfel and B. b. Doyencr, Soy.
Ciav-W. F. Peterson and n. B. z. Wright.
Ualon-L. c. Rockwell and W. II: Rose.
s,nire-John II. Hubbard and r. Mofat.
Re6der-Wm. II. Travis and Henry Sehmul-
bach, Pfei'L
Ri;ekis-John W. Schultz and s. L. Bhoe.
RIeALdnd-W, L. Hill aud VIM. North.
LibsTfv-J. D. Whitman and A. MeCulloeh.
1fiadelphid-John z. SiSSOn and Ed. Atkinson.
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DIED.

HAYBuRN-Thurslay afternoon, August q,
1876, at ten minutes past four o'clock In The 3ist
year Of hi, age, JAMES HArBURN.
Funeral from the residence Of his father, No.
2s2s Water street, on next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of the family arc respectful ly In
yilei to attend. Interment at Greenwood.
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ONO COUNTY TICKET.

HOUSE, OF DELEGATES,
carr. B. D. DovENER,
JOHN oEsTERLING,
4. L. BRICE,
s. L MCcoLL0CH.
JuDGE or COUNTY COURT,
wM. ERsKEE.
sHERIVF,
FRANCIS A. BRITT. .
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
TT. HUGUS,
ASESsoR-cITT DISTRICT,
CHAs. A. HELMBRIGHr,l
ASEssoR-coUsTRY DISTRICT,
CAPT. VIM. A. MCCOY.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST rs, ls7e.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

iooyKEsoH,
NATHAN GoFF, JE, Of Harrison
SURF OF SCHOOLS,
EH. cRAGo, Of Marshall
AUDITOR,
cM. aIINN, Of Taylor.
1REAsuKKH,
MOSES rRANKENBERdER, Of KRnaWha.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
FOR JUDGES on THE SUPREME COUNT OF ArPEA1s
FoR THE YuLI. rRRM.
VIII, II. FLICK, Of Berkeley,
RI BERKSHIRE, Of Monongalia'
roR JupoE OF THE SUPREME couRr OF APPKALS
~" TO FILL THE VACANCY,
E.s. BROWN, Of Jackson.
coHeREss-EIRsr DISTRICT,
HON. c. r. SCOTT, Of Richie County.
RLRcroRs AT LARaE FOR WEST VIRGINIA,
COL. WARD H. LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HON. CIV. SMITH, Of Gben.
KLEcroE:voR TIEsr CONGRESSIONAL DisTRicf,
HON. D. P. PUGH, Of Tyler County.
ELEcroR FOR THE THIRD DISTRICT,
COL. F. Il. HASsLER, Of jackson.
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uTANTED-A FARM IN WEST VIRGINIA
w in exchange for Dwelling, &c, valued at
sG,00s, on Jersey City Heights, New Jeney, oppo-
site City Of New York, and within half an hour Of
business centre Of latter dty. Tranlit to and from
excellent. For further particulars address owner,
ROBERT HERZ0G, Montgomery Avenue and
WaVerly Streets, jersey City Heights. au22d4w
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This table does not include the pay Of
witnesses, the expenses for fuel, pens, ink
paper; etc,t and neither have we attempt
Cd to make an estimate Of the worth Of
the time lost by witnesses and iurymen,
which at this season Of the year, Is very
considerable. a'
Il Is safe to say that the business
transacted by the County Court In its
session OF seventeen days, could have
been done by Judge Brannons Court in
Al least, half the time, If not in one week,
The usual length OF session Of our Cir.
cult Court. But why can the Circuit
Court transact business with 80 much
greater expedition than the County
Court We'll, We take three men, two
from the farm and one from the store, and
set them on a bench, and call them .
court. Before the court are old and ex-
perienced laWyers-experienced in all
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NOTICE
TO APPLICANTS FOR APPOINTMENT AS
CADET ENGINEERS,
U. s. NAVY.
U. s. NAVY.

Tho undersigned having been appointed by Hon
B. Wilson committee TO examine applicants for
the position Of Cadet Engineer nj the U. 8. Naval
Academy, beg 10 announce that the examination
will 10 held NJ the city Of Wheeling on
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FOR SALE.
iDUBIto SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
isLANrp PROPERLY
intending 70 remove from he clty,twrloa
~ FRIDAY, AusuIt SD ,ls7e,

Intending 70 IellVNu hVAu Wv Wv S4AytANul0u
FRIDAY, August 2sthSls7S,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door
n IN ColiFf Hotse, oHhr for sale my Dwelling
HonSe and I,6t, al new and In good repair. slEe
q lot any feet fronting on North klm street and
T,nnine hack one hundred and hity ieet 70 York
,tr1et There Is also on the lot, separate from The
main building, 8 very conyenient Wash HouS and
ali neccssary oulbuldipgS; also iourteen hne ahae
ani irult trees Said lot runs from street 70 seGt
and il the purchaser should desire nc can puliGl
one or two houses % they Will front on tho east
I AMI Al dc ssmS time and place win oder Lot
ior Ellc Sltuated on the Hest ode Of south bioau-
way. below Mr.. & p. Hildroth's, and one OF ine
inest lots On the Island, y eornerng On an ansy
ana on M street.. size Of lot 60 feat fronting on
BroadEay and running back 80 feet 70 tho Miey'
said lot las several ane bearing apple tres On IL
TRRXs-0ne third cash on Day o aie. oAt III,
IN two equal payments at one and two yeaE WIN
interest from day Of sale, secured ~ deed OIL uus1
on The property Tor the payment Of alme. ,rur
T n 1IppvrPV AuslIoneer anIg
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PH1LL1p BRA1LIY,
7UNDERTAKER,

No. lltO MAIN ST., HoRSBRooE's BLOCK,
Makes speciality Of his PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for Cllke,s. Tho adVantagp derived
IRON this patent q that they allow an expansion Of
the wood IN the Casfet hut pteVent i trum falling
1plIt, % that In eaSe d removal the CaAket will
DO found entire, lnStoad Of In plOcos, a Il soon
would b without the us0of tho HCornefI,D Orders
fcE funerals promptly attended 10. aus
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REPUBLICAN srA1E CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF WEI
- VIRaNfIA

BFUBIICAN HIAIE NI7N INAH We" "
vIRGrflA.
A.w. CAMPBELL, Chairman, Wheeling.
TIL, LOGAN, Treasurer,
W, ], w. C0WDEN, Secretary,
], T. H0KE, KOyser City.
j, s, CUNNINGHAM, 81. AharA.
G q, COLE, PaIkIsburg.
n II. WILLARD, Point Pleasant.
q. W. ATKINsoS, Charleston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS RxHAusroN.-A MEDICAL
IN Essay, comprising series Of lecture! deliver
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indisputably how lost health may be regained, af-
fording clear synopsso Of tho impediments 70 mar.
rage, and the treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being the result o. 20 years experience.
Office and residence 81 East 10th street, New York.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff of Ohio County.

The friends Of THoMAsP. sHAILcRoss will
support him for sheiHat the October election, not
as the cadidate Of packed convention, but as the
candidate o.
aus THE PEOPLE.