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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-20

Samuel L. Jones, Esq, Superintendent of
the Crown Point Mining Company, was in the
city last evening, on his way to Reno. He
says that he expects the arrival of Senator
Jones daily; but his stay will be limited, as
he designs to be in Washington again during
the extra session of Congress.
Gen. Boskowitz, from a reconnoisance-in-
force upon the tanks of San Francisco, is
once more among his constituents. Has pre-
served his port and his rotundity and is pre-
pared to see that his fellow-men are clothed
and in their right mind. Shows some hand
some suits, does the Gen1
A young man named Uric Lefevre, who
was in the employ of Daniel Kitzmeyer, died
yesterday morning and was buried in the
afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19
Two IrreconciIabIe Conditions.

Debility and health are irreconcilable
conditions. Weakly people, that is to say
people who lack the vitality requisite for
a vigorous discharge of each and all Of
the bodily functions, are invariably af-
flcted with some, though it may be
trifiiug, disorder of the system. Atony, or
a want of nervous and mus cular vigor, Is
accompanied by poverty of the blood and
leanness. A certain way 10 overcome 1t
and prevent the aggravated maladies to
which it must ultimately lead is to use
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which pro-
mote digestion and assimilation OF the
food, and thus are the means OF furnishing
the body with a supply of blood of quail
ity essential to its proper nourishment.
Iuvigsration through the fundamentally
of the matches tonic protect the feeble
from host OF bodily ills which lurk in
ambush tor the debilitated. The Bitters
are an article which ii is most desirable
to keep constantly on hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY

REPUBLICAN AGONY. MIR. President
and gentlemen OF the Administration,
isn't It about time to halt in this career
of concession2-B Boston Traveller.
UsELEss.-The Southern leaders are
neither knaves, ingrates nor fools, and
the plan of building up
Hayes party in the South will result IN
nothing.-Balttmore Gazette.
WHERE ARE THEY?-Tbe Republican
opponents of Hayes naturally ask where
the Republican votes of 1880 are to
come from. To haul down the flag of
the "bloody shirt" seems to them piece
of egregious iolly.-Butdto Courier.
WOMEN WANTED We should like
TO see every post office in the country
presided over by q good woman. 1t is
work for which women are fitted, and
women, no more than men, should be
cut out ofpubic employment-Louisrille
Courier. Journal
THE Democrats, especially those of
the South, will not be so unwise as TO
scuttle the Democratic ship before they
get safely to shore; nor can We see what
thew can accomplish by going from the
majority to the minority party
Memphis Appeal.
FOREVER DEAD.-The dead Wing
partv can no more be rehabilitated than
the bones of Henry Clay can be reclothed
with flesh and blood. That party dur
ing its fittul existeI &c presented galaxy
OF brilliant mea, but, like the captains
deck on the Western steamboat, it had
altogether too mnch talent for one boat.
Washington Star.
STOLEN GOODS. - Mr.. HAYES is under
taking to do justice by South Carolina
and Louisiana. He is not the first man
who has sough. to stiAe his conscience by
making good use OF stolen goods. While
accepting every righteous act with
thsnkfulness, as an outraged people
must, they nevertheless cannot and
will not condone his crime.-Albany
Argus.
AN EsTIMATE-If we were going to
state the Republican opinion il Iowa, as
we have heard and seen it expressed,
one half the members of the party in
this State are dissatisfied with the course
of the administration, two-thirGs of the
rest are patiently waiting to see it tried,
with grave doubts in regard to it, and
the remainder more or less heartily sp-
prove of it.-Io,oa State Register Rep
SOLID FOR PATRIoTIsM.-The cres.
lures who have sold themselves will
hide their dishonored heads when, in fu--
ture elections, they see q South solid for
integrity, for patriotism; solid in repudi-
sting q fraudulent President, and
solid in uniting with the |
noble men of the North on the |
basis of the Constitution, the rights of
the STATES. the liberty of the people, and
for that peace and reconciliation which
the Democratic party can alone give 70
the country.-Memphis Appeal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

CAPT. p. NJ. LOPEZ, newphew of the
Inflated Gen. Lopez, who was garroted
at Havana, died in New Orleans on
Tuesday last. Capt Lopez commanded
company in the expedition that lett
New Orleans in 1851, under command
of his uncle, and distinguished himself
by his gallantry at Las Posss, Frias and
Candelaria. He was captured at Los
Pinos de Rsngel, and sentenced TO the
penal settlement of Cueta for life, from
which he WAS released, after
several years service, at the III
stance of Mrs. Bsrringer, of North
Carolina, the wife of the then United
States Minister to Spain, who happened
to be favorite of Queen Isabel.-Gat-
reston Ne,os.
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The Late Legislature.
GRANT Co, w. VA, April ! It'll.

GRANT 20, w. ' A, Aprli tln.
Editors Register:
1t has been said that our last Legisla-
ture, like bad cold, Is the worst one We
have ever had under Democratic rule,
which some of US think is correct, judS-
ing from what they die. 1t is also said
that it was q Democratic House led by
Republican, which If so accounts fully
for the bad deeds. l am in hopes it will
be a Centen NAL term with q majority Of
the members. Capital BILL whisky blll
homesteads, &c.-they should have given
us female suffrage, compulsory education,
a law to burn witches and encourage
spirit rapping, and all "sich." ).
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STATE MATTERS.


MARTIxsBUso has IT, ,.s. Murphy.
CHARIxsTox complains Of scarcity
Of frssh xatsr Ash.
A xuHprR AZ Pennsylvania families
have ps of Dix rivss, ssekins bones.
ONE hundred names have been added
to the military company at Mooreneio. .
TIE Mcguire House, burned some
time since in jackson q. g., has been re-
built.
TIE "Sons of Jonadab" is q temper
snce society existing al Doe Hill, Kan
dolph county
TIE Ritchie Democrat 10 the name OF
new paper ttartsd BY E. 8. zsyely q
Co, at Cairo.
The iron foundry of George Davis, in
Charleston, was sold under trust deed
on the l4.h inst. ~. ...E:
Tx coal miners in the Kanawhs VAL
ley have gone to work at prices proposed
by the employers.
THERE are sixteen companies made up
of Eastern capitalists operating IN the
coal fields along the q. i o. 4. Il.
A YOUNG man by the name OF Doni-
place was killed in the coal mine al
Uannelton, Kanswha county, on the
18th inst.
TEE Statesman says Martlnsturg is
the most beautiful city in the United
States. This means they want the capt.
tai.
OUR public schools close next Friday.
We understand that County Superinten.
dent Young is to conduct private
school this summer.-Jackson Herald.
w. s. DOUGLAS has been arrested on
the charge of having killed ID. C.-Hiser,
a mail carrier between Mooreheld and
Franklin, in Pendleton county.
The first marriage that was ever cele-
brsted in the Southern Methodist church
| in this city, took place on Wednesday
evening lsst.-CharIeston Courier.
The debris of the train wrecked few
miles above here, last Sunday, has all
been cleared away. Estimated loss 10
the &. l. y. r. K, $3,OOO.-CharIeston
| Courier.
ROBERT ROBINSON. was: arrested and
lodged in the Putnam county jail on the
llth INST, for the crime of rspirg MISS
Annie Hughes, on Monday, the 9th.
THE Phillippi Plaindea'er claims that
the counties OF Randolph, Upshur and
Barbour have more mineral wealth and
finer water power than any other three
counties in the State.
THE G. s. .. r r, has all the freight
it can conveniently transport. Hundreds
of car loads of kerosene oil. besides their
freight, pass the South Side depot daily
Is it the sign OF better tlmesf-CharIes-
ton Courier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19
LAKE SUPERIOR ORE MATTHIAS.

We learn from the Marquette llssssn9
Journal that work at the mines OF the
leading ore companies has been COM
menced with considerable activity. Ship
ments have already been made from the
Jackson and Lake Superior mines. The
stock piles at the Michigamme, Spur,
New York and Cleveland mines aggre-
gate 10000 tons, and the production Of
new stock is active.
Concerning the freights on ore by lake
this year, which are reported to bs sd-
vanced, it is stated that rates will be
about the same as last year, and figures
have been made from Marquette to Chi
cago at 81 l5@l % per ton. Tine Jour
nal believes the report that 81 40 per ton
from Marquette to Cleveland was freely
offered without takers to have been cir
culsted for private purposes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

ST. LOUIS pays its police $500 per an
mum; Philadelphia, 1912; Baltimore,
93e; Chicago, $1,000; Boston, Sl,O95.
The average of these four places Is 1897.
The present pay OF the New York and
Brooklyn police is $1,000 per annum,
but bill is now before the Legislature
at Albany, which win probably become
q law, reducing their salary to $1,000.
The cost of the police force for each in
hsbitant is as follows: St. LOUIS, sl.03;
Chicago. S!,s2; Brooklyn $I.6s; PhiIs-
delphia 81 IS; Baltimore, $l.s4i Boston,
$40.
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100000 FOR ONLY TEN.
6s72 Cash GIFTS, amounting to......... $1,000


Whole Tickets slO, Halves s., Quarter
50 s.. II Tickets 500, S}1a Tickets $500, $50
Tickets $50.
Drawing Positively June 30. 1877.
and every tn &c mo. this thereafter.
Certificate of Supervisors of Drawing
This is TO certify that the first drawing of
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pany took place on the 9th OF December,
in Major Hall, Frankfort, KY, in the pre-
Sence and under our immediate Supervis-
ion.
We .urther state that every ticket, and
part OF ticket, which had been sold, were
represented in the wheel, and that the
drawing was fairly and I" neStly conduct
ed We further state that we had no in
terest whatever in the enterprise, nor ahy
connection with the same, except in the
character OF supervisors, whose sole duty
was to protect the interest OF the ticket
holders and To preside over the drawing.
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice Sup.
Court of KY; James q. dudley, Chair.
man Board OF School Trustees; Grant
Green. Cashier Farmers Bank OF KY;
Hon. ) l. NJ. Mejor, Public Printer State
OF Kv.; Hen. Thos. y. Lindsay, Prest
Farmers Bank OF Ny; hon. Thomas c.
Jones, Clerk of Sup. Court of KY; Judge
r. A. Thompson, Presdg Judge Frank.
lin Co. Court: James Il. Crockett. Clerk
Franklin County Court.
Remittances can be made by Mail, Ex-
press, Draft, p. o. Order or Registered Let
Ter, made payable to g. w. Rarrow & Go.
All com munications and orders for tick
cts should be sddressed TO
&. W. BARROW & CO.,
Gourier.Journsl Building, Louisville, KY.
sprlSsedegxa
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SEALED PROPOSAL,

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF Cox.
s WHEELING. Apr,I !. wow
sealed Proposals. will De rrc"@ ~
once on, until May !, ls77. al "a GO .a,
for the following coun'y rnst S,oSL, 10.
Pogue's Run Rosd-Excayst,oS,o'i
yards. A''oH, sass.,
Pogue's Run Road-Mecs tsu,
cubic yards, stone 10 be bnos.Eat n
guage. AeH 10 .ae
Wheeling and Elm Groya p,
wells runl-Exeavalios son. a,
South Branch Of Shor, Cr,'S1 os WA
ton, >, So cubic yards. AaH
Bids must be ,e arste lor,..,
must be- cy the cubic ya'd M N', a.
OF material. specifying in the g. !, ~
va'lon, the prices Tor earth - Ia
and solid rock, respectiyriy IA
average haul not Ia exceed I0t a.
Proposals must give thr r,,r 80,
po>toffice address OF bidder. "A1, a.
names Of some responsible r.,,r S u
tiesas references Tor he cnar.rt. RN
sponsiblliiy OF the bidders. ANS y
The Board res, ryrs the ,i,h,,
any or all bids. "' T" ~
W. Z. SMITH, Engineer. '''l
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HELP for the weak, nervous and de-
bilit.ted. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them,
and how to distinguish the genuine
from the spurious. Book, with full par
ticulars, mailed free. Address PULvER-
aAcHER GALvANIc Co., Vine street,
Cincinnati o. apl9eg
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OHIo, which is not getting her share
of places under the present sdministra-
ton, has more than half - dozen eyes on
toe Speskership. SAYLoR, EWING, GAR
FIELD and FOSTER are all anxious and
perhaps it might be good idea to bar
out all candidates from other States.
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HAYES has eHectuslly blackened the
reconstruction policy of the Radical
psr.y and confessed that his own canvass
was q sham. He has stamped as silly
dupes men vino believed in the stories CT
Southern massscres and Southern claims,
and has acknowledged the soundness OF
I)emocratic measures.
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MAkaLISs, April ls, Is7-,oy Co,
SEALED PRODc~

WILL BE RECEIVED At AIs
" OF the West Virginia p.aaE0FFrrr
Monndsyills, West Va. NM, enniliisnuan
on on tuesday, the lst dsy a, ~ aselpSfs
sns . hiTe OF convict Ia5or gay s, :,
stSeeaing I'VE years, As folIo.sa Tern -,
twenty 1--we or more cigar msisrs
len Len or more shoe maker
Ten or more 6toom mr.
And NIFTY or more Tor ann
will not be required o' steam pos..
FAC Essn o,d must specify ,hs.,
posed 10 be manufactures ~ articles D.
square ieet OF shop room , s nanOf,
per day for each convict s sae Ii. We
emf price per day is ststst 1aa ia cls.'
periods, each period and ps,r 10, t!r.s:,
stated, That one may De ssesS s y. nIea ,, 1
Inc Board OF Directors ress,,
70 reject any or ali bids. As "a,
PROPOSALS should be addrss
L. Bridges, sup't, MoupdsyiII. NJ 70 "
endorsed. IBID Tor Labor" ""'I, a.
BY order Of the Boari a, n,.
aplli WM. L. Bkim.sStSn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-19

PRIVATE DALzsLL, in q note to the
Philadslphis Times, represents Ohio as
in a truly deplorsble condition. The
able bodied male population of the State
is about all in Washington, and those
left at home are lonely and without pro-
tsctors. Every house has at least one
vacant chair, and the fear is beginning 10
spread that corn planting, the season for
which is now at hand, will be neglected.
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IT has been proposed that the Office
holders and those seeking Office at the
hands of Mr.. HAYES, about Wheeling, get
up meeting to endorse and glorify
HAYES and his policy. That's the thing
In order now.
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NOTICE.

I OF HOLDERS VISITING NJ W.,
IL Cemetery Will hr ngulr,,i T.,
their tickets AT thegatr. No ehili..''
be admitted, unlts, ia chsrss ~ ~ v
parents or guardians, Tickets
tainod by calling upon
X. Campbell
splSr No. - Penn slr,,t H..
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Miss PHOEBE CozzINs writes to st.
Louis paper to state that she doesn't
wxnt the post Office or any other Office.
Haying no husband to support, she "
probably independent.
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED ppon.

SEALED PROPOSALS uHsALS.
~ GElVED at the Cie,k, WILL Bp n.
20 ~ STpaarman OF Committ.o mee, sdd,,L
sdI1, nnrscsy, April 18th !. % scala -
sl1.lon platform seas u.
S 1870 ior the scale com nis os vll
o on, including iounasi;nn 10 WORK.
~, ~, .ae scale delivered a. &C.; iet -
minsa on In this CITY: a.. potn, a..
eleclon OILY OF said scsi.o aso ,or -.
reserved 70 reject any or an The nss, :
ALEX. tpD &c, a
MaE1LIN0, April ls, ls- City Clst
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ton. Not such that makes him run wild
and headlong into every new idea, but such
that instills within him noble thoughts
and prompts him to higher plains of duty
for the sake of humanity, and the genera
tons to come. Last. but not least of the
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now beginning to dawn upon the dark and
stagnant world.
Third, What did Paul teach? Did he SIM
ply teach what had been known and taught
before him or did he teach something new?
Did he teach new ideas of old PRINCIPLES. i
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Kids quality

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affirmative, N. Rosenberger of Thorn
town, Ind, negative; Paper, Historical
Diadem," Jennie Kitchin, Atlantic; Ora
ton, ga Thoughtor two, Eva Waggoner,
Oskaloesa; Valedictory, L. N. Hoaa, Mus
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programme was unusually attractive and
no pains were spared on the part Of the
society to make the occasion one of pleas
ure and profit. Mr.. o. NJ. Murphy Of Des
Moines, President of the Society conduct
ed the exercises The following Is the
programme. Salutatory. Flora Wilson.
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lous historians combined to darken his
character and obliterate his memory.
Yet through all this, after 1900 years he
shines a central star in the constellation of
reform. The principles he taught were
for centuries covered up by rubbish of
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Of Circus, Menagerie, Museum, etc, is now
on exhibition. Mr.. Forepaugh has been
so long In the travelling show business
that he can hardly remember himself when
he commenced; he Is, In every sense Of
the term, 50 veteran Snowman, and IL has
been his ruling hobby, ell through his
professional career to give the .sbest show
T.. 1.f..- n. .-.<
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upon the vitality of humanity and it is a
relief to the world when they are gone.
Another requisite is proper Difference for
others. Aman must remember that he
does not contain all the truth that exists.
In other words before truth can hold com
plete sway over the minds and hearts OF
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.EaLAnnnn wAamn q

of accurate investigation and broad COM
prehension, . strong win actuated by Q
zeal to promote the truth and living dcsire
to know the truth, and You have concep-
ton of the young man who was consent
ing to the death Of Stephen, and who was
known and dreaded az an enemy To All fol-
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GUAR nrhis own heart.

With his soul warmed with the love OF
Christ his interest in man was increased.
With these conprehensions aaa impress.
sions he consented himself on the alter
Of Christ and humanity and came forth
to commence his work.
paul has no ssed from the earth "a f1,o
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of canvas, the grandest and most gorgeous
procession is his beau ideal of Paradise.
If he hears of strange and unheard-of
wonder, lusus nature in the shape Of o
monstrosity, great mechanical triumph,
or some astounding performer, he neither
sleeps nor rests until he has secured it, If
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woolen goods, thereby furnishing employ
ment to many operat ives. Remember
them when you bring in your wool.
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@ Sss a. ss1o stussJ % 80 s'sss]s - Fss0si
but above all the advancement Of the
Christ on earth by the conversion Of sim
ners TO God, and in this good work they
invite cooperation of all. The citizens of
Oskaloosa and vicinity arc cordially inyit
ed TO attend. Seats free.
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Elder DUNCAN will be at home Sunday,
June Gath, and preach morning and eve
ninOz Snhiant for the morning, Duty;
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PENN COLLEGE.

Third Annual Commencement Exercises.
Nothing affords us greater pleasure than
to chronicle the growth and continued
nrosperitV of our educational institutions,
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