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CONSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY
OF THE
UNITED STLTES OF AMERICA.
THE POLITICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY
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cHGPrEn Tho origin Of tho Union the Cousdc and
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CHATTER III-Thc internal conflict daring Wash.ngtou's
two administrations Alexander Hamilton. Tho hrst debate
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CHAPTER 1v-Nuilihcstion Tho Virginia and Kentucky
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TT HARPER BRcTHLies will s,ud either OF tho above
wcrls by nail or e1r,sz portage freight prcps Ia any
rar To Canaas receipt " te pIics
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UNLIMITED REMEDIAL REsoRcEs

People sometimes suppose that Or. Pier
cc'S Family Medicines represent the entire
cxtCntOf resources for curing disease. This
is an error. Experience proved that while
theGolden Medical Discovery, FavOritc Pre-.
ScriptiDn, Pleasant Purgative Pallets, Com.
pound Extract Of Smari-Wccd, and DR..
Sagr's Catarrh Remedy, would, il faithfully
used, cure large variety OF chronic com.
plants, there would be here and there n
case, which, from its severity, or from its
complication with other Disorders, would
resist their action. These exceptional cases
required Il thorough examination into their
symptoms, TO ascertain the exact nature and
extent OF the disease or diseases underwhich
the patient was laboring, and the use OF spe.
cifc remedies to meet and overcome the
same. This led to the establishment Of the
Worlds DispenSary, nj Buffalo, \. T., with
| its FarultyOf Physicians and Surgeons, each
Of whom is skilled in the treatment Of
chronic disorders in general and those be.
longing to his own special department IN
particular. To one is assigned diseases Of
the throat and lungs; to another, diseases
OF the kidneys and urOGcnital organs; TO
another, diseases Of the digestive organs to
another, diseases Of the nervous system;
and 10 another, diseases OF the eye and ear,
Thus the highest degree Of perfection in
medicine and surgery is attained. The
establishment Of this institution enables
the Doctor TO meet long.fclt want in the
treatment Of the more severe chronic aztec.
tons. I'y careful consideration OF the
symptoms rs given in writing, he success.
fully treats thousands Of eases at their
homes. Others visit the Dispensary in per.
son. The Rmplcst resources for the treat.
mcnt OF lingering affections are thus placed
at the disposal OF every patient, and those
on whom the proprietary medicines do not
have the desired eject can procure more
thorough and Efficient course by n personal
application toihc proprietor Of the Worlds
| Dispcnsary. cod,sw&w
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/ How Costly Carpets and Fnrnl:
lure arc Imported Free Of

I u
WASHINGTON, February 9.-Asistapt
Secretary Of the Treasury C,Onant has in.
vited the attention Of the Chairman oithe
Senate Committee on Finance to the laws
now in force governing the importation
OF household effects Of persons arriving
| in this country. The value Of such Ell.
fccs imported by one person or family at
one time could NOT exceed $500.
This restriction as TO value, the Attor.
ney General has decided, was abolished
by the act OF 1872, and reproducedin the
Revised Statutes, which provides for the
free entry Of household effects, in use by
families from foreign countries, II used
abroad by them not less than one year,
and not intended for any other person or
persons, and not for sale. Under the
present. practice such effects are exempt
from duty without any Limitation as 10
value, and, in consequence, the importa.
tons are considerable. II is officially
stated, by officers OF the customs, that
the individual members Of some Of
our important firms, alternate with
each other as agents, in Europe,
and, after a year or two Of alb
sence, return with a large quantity OF
furniture prepared abroad, expressly for
rooms here, and only nOminally used
there before expectation. When the
turn Of each comes to so to Europe, he
sells of his furniture for all, or nearly all
that 1t cost originally, TO return again
with another lot, to be entered free. Hay-
ing mansion TO furnish and wardrobe 10
purchase, it's cheaper to make Euro
pean tour and TO purchase there than 10
buy OF our importers and manufacturers.
The quantity OF personal effects, such as
household furniture, coming TO this port,
seems TO me to be extraordinary. 1t is
generally understood that tourists take
temporary rooms in France, purchase
carpets TO fit the rooms OF their Ameri.
can residences, and lay them on the.1OOrS
Of their temporary rooms, in some cases,
four or Eve feet deep, and otherwise fill
the room with costly furniture. Thus
they can safely swear that the furniture
has been in use for twelve months. /
have seen nine trunks for one passenger
filed with bed linens. 1t was recon.
mcrdcd by tho Assistant Secretary that
the value Of such impOrtations shall be
limited by law to $500, or some other rea-
sOnable sum.
Mr.. Sherman has, with n view to pro-
tect the revenue, reported a bill to the
Senate. al.
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| BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO INTELlIoENcER.)
0FTiCE MARYLAND LIVE Stock ScALEs, /
"WEDNESDAY, February ., 1876. J

RECEIPTS or LIVE STOCK ToR rHE WIKI.
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Tho YnInc OF EtIncntion.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
Jake was heard calling across the fence
to his neighbor's son, colored youth who
goes to school a, the Atlanta colored uni
versity:
Look hyar, hoy, You goes ter school,
don't ycr?"
"Yes, sir" replied the hoy.
"Gittin' cddykashun, amt YER
ayes, sir"
"Larnin 'ri,hmctick aud iisgcri"' On =
slate, eh?"
ayes, sir"
nWell, it don't take ,Ho whole days to
make hour, do il?'
"W'y no " exclaimed the boy.
"You was gwiHe Ter bring dat hatchit
back In hour, wlrnt YER
"Yes, sir"
"An' il. bin two days since yer borrow.
ed it. Now, what goods eddyka'hun
gwine Ter do you thick.sk"lIel niggcr',
when yer 90 TO school whole year an
den can't tell how long it takes t" io'ch
back 4 haiChit?'
The boy got mad and slnng the haIchei
over tho fence and half way through NJ
ash barrel.
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COLUMBUS AND INDiANAPOIis DIVISION.

Nos. !, =, and 10 run Daily TO and from Clnclu-
natl. All other trains Daily, except Sunday.
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CISCiSSAT!, February 10 Cotton
Firm ut lgNc. Flour-Qnict and unchnrg'
ed. Corn-Frmer 1t 4DHIic. Oats-StCady
ut 3sa4Jc. Iarlcy-Quict aud unchanged.
Ryc-Quictnnd firm ut soc. Pork--Stcady;
nominally 81 ~. Llrd-Dull; steam ut
:l92jal2 80 spot. Bulk MCats-Firm; shout.
dcrsat 5I.as +c; clear rib II i[c; clear II Hc,
Bacon-Frm. at 9Haghl24al!iIc. Whis'
ky-Quict and steady 81 OJ.
llDGs-Firm; common to good light
3 Ga1 -; fair to good packing i 10a5 80;
choice heavy e 4OIS %.
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G0vERSMESTs-Active and higher,
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RnlliImOrC.

MlINoWC, February TO- Flour Steady
aud unchanged. Whrat-Quiet; PcnnSyl'
yhniR red 81 Bal 20. Corn-Firm; Penn
sylvau.A and western mixed illIc. Oats
STEADY; western mixed ,ilai%r; white iiai6c,
Ryc-Quict Mt ,5,7.r. P"rk-$.gOH Bulk
McRts-Shouldcrs ,n. &C.; clear rib II IGu
IKE, loose. liicou-Shpuldrr pl,nl0c
clear rib lie. Hams l5iiGr. Lard
STEADY ut l3i!c. Butter Firm. western
extra 2h2Gc; ffss 9Oagic. Petroleum
Easier rrGucd at li'.nll r; crude :, g.
Wbfsky Il 70
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Destruction of the Peach Crop
prODhCHiCu.

special dispatch to the Cincinnati Time
CHILMCUrIIr, o., February D. Promi-
nent fruit men IRON different part Vi
tho county claim that the peach crop is
entirely destroyed; tina, tho warm wealth
er preceding the late freeze caused the
buds to swell to such an extent ~ 10 III
sure the destruction u the crop II the
mercury fell 10 10 degrees above zero,
and on two different ocCa,ions, last week.
the mercury Touched 1oro
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GhegntelEiastree


How much Of sweet truth and trust
expressed in these few pretty lines:
"sOme day. We ny, and tun our eyes
Toward the far hills Of paradise.
Some day, some time, q sweet, new rest
Shall blossom, aoysT-like, 10 each breast.
Some time, some day, our eyes shall Ne
The faces kept In memory.
Some day their hands shall clasp our hands
Just over In the Morning Lands.
Some day our can shall hear the sonS
Of triumph over Sin and wrong
Some day, some time, but oh! not yet,
But We will walt and not ione'
That some dsV all these things shall be,
And rest 6c given to you and me-
So walt, my friend, though years move SLOW,
The happy time Will come, We know
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AIIrgIIrnN amIIIc.

EAST Liberty. February iO.-IATTLE-
Receipt, i"daE three ear, al through nnd
fourteen car. Of local making for tire,
days past 800 head, Rest Sd t0nG %. inc
Iium s. OOuJ TO- common tn fair 81 coal "a
huIl, = iUni ~: stnckrfs 50 OOH On.
Hoes - Receipt, to-day $50 head, and
ior three day, past 1880. Workers Il Ion
80. best :, ipaS 90.
SHEET Receipts to-day ,2op bead, mn
tor the, LAY past 1890, icllingat II g
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RAILROAD BoXDs-Strong at the highest

RAILROAD BOSDS-StrOhS III tue hlShesI
prices.
SToCES - Opened firm and advanced,
but afterwards became weak and declined.
The widest fluctuations were in St Pauls.
Northwestern shares were firm and express
stocks strong. Towards the close the mar.
kct was strong and higher, especially for
western shares. ST. Paul common advanced
to 80 and preferred to 797s. There is some
talk of the proposed dividend on preferred
being paid in cash instead OF bonds.
Northwestern rose to 42ss for common and
G394 for preferred, closing at these figures
Lake Shore advanced to 667s, 0hiOs to @"JI!l,
New York Central TO llSh, Union Pacific
to 60, Rock Island to 1897, Pacific Mail to
3jI!, Western Union 10 y, and Michigan
Central to GO3i. Harlem was bid for rs
high as 1857. New Jersey Central and
Delaware, LAckawannR d Western were cx.
ceptionally weak, the former declining TO
lOi54 and the latter to llTiy. This decline
is probably due TO the coal failures on &C.
count OF the strike. The transactions were
10000 shares, Of which 1900 were Pa.
citic Mail, 1900 Western Union, lO,0O
Northwestern, 1900 St. Paul, 5000 Lake
Shore and 600 OhinS,
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New YoRE, February TO- Business
dragged with commission houses, jobbCrs
and importers alike. Cotton goods steady
and quiet. Prints moved slowly. Shirtings
quiet. CambricS and percales in fair re.
quest. Dress goods in moderate demand.
WoOlens dull. The BuiietnI says 1000
pieces Of Dolan'S worstCd coatings were
sold at auction aud brought very low prices.
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TOLEDO, February IO.-FlOur - Qniel
and unchanged. Wheat - Steady with n
moderate demand No. white Wabash at
Sl4O; No. ! white Michigan 81 2S)4; extra
white Michigan 81 Al amber Michigan at
81 o6lS No. amber 81 065%; No. Michi'
gan aud Dayton red 81 9j. COrn-Demand
lair and market firm; high mixed Use; seller
March 4SI5c; seller April 49c; seller May
Gle: low mixed i6c; no grade i5r; dam,
aged 49c. Oats-Quict and firm; No. ., 96c;
Michigan SGlGc.
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IE SWINE MARIE.

Owing to the comparative scarcity prices
have advanced since last week, and sales
have been made, but very slowly,at least u
cent higher than last week. The prices oh.
tanned were not justified by the hog pro.
duct here, but is attributed wholly to the
insufficiency Of the supply for the demand.
The quotations, l0all cents, are acceeded
to very unwillingly by buyers, and itwould
seem as though any change would be to.
ward lower Figures, though the reverse may
result.
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At the opening the market was n tri1e
more active, particularly In the wholesale
trade, and prices for tops were shade up,
but scarcely quota6le figure, though If.
ter the best grades were disposed Of prices
were not as stiff on the balance, aud the
lower grades readily brought as good figures
as they did last week. There were some as
good tops us there were last week, but
scarcely rs many Of them, while common
cattle were more numerous. Tho average
Of the cattle eau hardly be considered as
good as last week, but the difference was
but triling, Quotations, Sa66c.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stocks.

NEW YORK, February l0.-MoNEY-
Closed at 3a5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper FAC per cent. Custom receipts $751;.
zoo. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
S?45,OO0. Clearings, S7,OOO,0OO. Sterling
As5Na4s9H.
GoLD-stcady at ll2j5. Carrying rates
9a31S per cent.
Observation-Disclosures and higher.
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THE SHEEP MARKET.
REMARKS.

There is some little better feeling in the
sheep market this week in point OF activi.
ty, but it is wholly confined TO the trade
with the home dealers, there being no out.
side demand whatever. Prices may be con-
sidcred In some cases shade higher, but
the operations cannot be viewed by any
means Us active, but only so as compared
with tho generally lethargic state OF the
trade for several weeks past. Prices, IA
&c, the latter for very choice sheep sold by
S. FTnkenstine & Son.
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PIrTsBuRGH, February l0.-Pclrolcnm
Quiet crude 81 W nj ParkcrG refined
Iilfc, Philadelphia delivery.
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THE Philadelphia Poa suggcsI' that
the business men Of the country should
make good any dcfcienCiCs in tho salaries
Of the General and cutcnant.Gcncral
Of the army which nrc brought about by
the Democratic House. The If,a re-
cards these Offices and the salaries at
tached to them IA "thc great war honor-
conferred by grateful people Tor the
grlndest military service ever rendered
Chs country"
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Honor to whom honor il due, In m.g
suancc Of this principle y" are cpnst'.!n
cd 10 e1preg4n few truthful thought 70
favor Of the Wheeling I%Trh.DESnER
one of our best exchange. IL editorial,
are able, terse and well W to the times
and its general news full. The local col
umns are spicy, fearless and Of good NOR
al tone, which makes tia welcome rncdi,
um Of news, and ut the same time gooo
teacher to all rla- .cl. Such journal
should be well patrpnl1cd ~ Il tho lN.
TELLIoESCER.- IEuwoblrg, "a, Rtp'bh
g0u
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The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted to 1921 head, against 1887 head
last week aud 1881 head the corresponding
week OF last year, and the sales during the
week amounted to ! $3.50 Lead, against /, 056
head last week. and l,l0l head the CORE
spending. week Of last year, and were as
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FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.


We invite the public to call md examine
our stock, feeling assured We can otlcr su.
periOr inducements.
sci c. HESS ( SON.
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Pria, HNeaiy.hV, Gait;
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
NINETY.NlNru EDITION.

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tlon In each Of tho places named Also, n catalogue
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Also, all the Religious, Agricultural Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, MaSonic, Juvenile, Elum.
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which AhCSinnrr In advertising would like lOk know,
Address
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NELL L ELLINGlIAM,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS,
1906 MAIN STREET.

Have In store and arc constantly receiving large
and complete stock Of goods, such as Is usually
found In irst-ClAN house, comprising all grades Of
Refined Sugars, New Crop y. o. Sugar and Molas'
~, SyTuIS, COhcea, Teas, Tobacco, CAROLINA Rice
Cheese. Mackcnll, Herring, Goldfish, MinCe Meat
Raisins, Prunes, Curranis, &C, &c.
We are sole Agents for the Justly celebrated
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-11

Accommodation Train lonTes Bellaire at $50 Pm.
and arrives At steubcnvilO Rt6;0S m.
Special accommodation trains leave BellaIre at
$50 AN. and 1890 r. NJ; Bridgeport 1905 AN. and
l:b1 r. Vi arrive at Martins Ferry 1918 An and
lis n. n. Returning leave Martins Ferry At iI:30
4. ~ and ElQP. Nj Bridgeport il:i0 a. n. and $40
p. vi arrive at BellAlre Al iI:55 A. N. and 3S6P N.
Tickets TO all PRINCIPAL points In the East and
West can 10 procured At the Union Ticket OGice,
Ml.ure House, and ut the station at bridgeport.
+. Il. MiEIES,
no7 General Passenger and Ticket Agent