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baltimore,

BALTIMORE, May 0.-Flour-Firm and
fairly active; western superfinc s. 25a3 90; do
extra $i2 6al IS; do family s. O0aO 90. Wheat
Western firm and fairly active; No. 2 Penn.
spot 81 l6al 10k: May 81 I5KaI l6X; June
81 l4Ha1 liA; July 81 llAa1 l2. Corn
Western stCady; western mixed, SPOT and
May 4S}1alS1sc; juno 43HalSXc; July
4lHai4ko; August 44%ai5c; steamer iOLa
401Gc, 0Its-Firm and steady; western white
S3aS5c; do mixed S3G3lc; Pennsylvania SSaS5c,
Rye-Quiet at 6Sa0Oc. Hay-Dull; prime 10
clloice Pennsylvania So 0Gil4 90. Provisions
Firm. Pork-,Mess $40 5OaIO IS. Hulk
Meats Loose shoulders 3%c; clear rib sides
Axe; packed 4Ha5Hc. BACON Shoulders 4Xa
IKE; clear rib sides SKATE; hams 0Xal0c.
Lard--Refinod in tierces 81 90. Butter Quiet.
prime to choice western packed l4alGc; roll
ilal3c. Esgs-Steady at 1OalOk, Pctro.
Cotlee-Qulet Rio CargOcs lOXal6c. Whisky
Dull at 81 DIAL OK.
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mener..l NassesH.

;,1 CONTRACTORS. SEALED PRO
1Vs y n hc received At the ONCE o. the soo'j
/ NsA@ II p,f.CtGr II the llUspitalior The Insane
San IA, up to MAY 2lBl, 1879, alto 0elool
Eay',go, s5 tIIpethC beard viii proceed 70 0peF
aI. Proposals viii 10 received tOt 1hC
pods! I'D !, the Carpenter, tho Mastering, TIL
'pae w tn palniInR aud ulaIlng work neca.aa.
EJaat W ~, ma lion II the third and last section
Yif w. N, ,ln,fr building Of the W. Va. Hospital
srh q 'rs Ihe hullIing 10 about 23 BY 20 feet
ii'h, s,i,raIlE slng' about l2l ~ 70 ISst each,
IHa 'b!',, h III, ~ AMI l! teel stories, also feel
iIi,o' Al be- walls are composed q bIiek and
ls"Dt .r,I iIis Eill lie received for the different
foae. T4. WORK complete. AEgTrgate bids will
si1rAly, I'll nrlhO entire NCTk, the eoutfAVtor 10
~ y M .ulpsr Ivfything necessity 70 complete
ebr" \itui wish god and tutartent stenIe
A'lanI' ,,.,gIr,l 10 accompany Ohch proposal, The
y u, h shall b. Tor IL least. Oht.halt Of the
FaIp !, .",it' ii lie contract bid for, also = reser.
Sfr'lti I;nr. snt On eirh estimate until the UOn.
ubge l 'o',,L. The iIUaid ct plTectpEa resarToa
I'D i'.I' t.,t iuy snd all bblA.
1,Ts, h, lilOus tan 10 seen al the Hospital
Rl1' Le hr,t day Of May. 1872. Blank Turns
. n ~, ca be hal vi application,
W. 4. LIVELY,
Il, Il. RALSTON,
, Executive Committee.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 0,-Flour-Dull: west
Crn extra family, low grade, 81 co. Minnesota
patent so 25a6 rs. Rye Flour-Stcndy at
81 76a2 S7h. Wheat-More doing; western
ungraded 05caSl 10; No. . western red 81 IA.
C~orn-Stcady; western rejected 39aSOXc;
steamer mixed and yellow iOal0Ko. Oats.
demand fair and market firm; western mixed
32a33ci white western HAAS W. Provisions
NominRlly unchanged. Dutter-Steady and
unchanged. Eggs Firm; western lie, Cheese
Quiet; western creamery 0Ha7c; do good
5a8c. Petrole0m-Nominal; refined S9Sc;
crude THc. Whisky-Nrm at 81 O5H,
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CINCINNATI, May 0.-Cotton-Dull at I2c
Flour-In good demand md prices a shade
higher; family 81 GOa5 50. Wheat-Stronger
red and white 81 O3at OF. Corn-Quiet mi
firm ut 37a37Hc. oatS-Firm at 0aSlXc
RyG-Steady and in fair demand at Soc. Bar,
ley-Stronger; No. 2 fall at Csc. Pork-ouiel
but firm at 50 75al0 90. LArd-Quiet but tirm;
current make held at 90 l2L. hulk Meats
Stronger; shoulders held at g 30 cash; sales
early, s. AK seller June; short rib sold al
y 30, closed at 81 IS bid short clear held al
81 7Oa475 Bacon-In good demand at full
pricea Mt s. 0Oa4 l2lGa5 12IGa6 25a6 37X
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Quiet at G2c. Whisky-$I Oh,
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The nation has tested and drank to the
dregs the sway Of the Democratic party
organized and dominated by the same in
fl1ences which dominate 1t again, and still
YOU want to restore that dominion. We
mean 10 resist you at every step and by
every lawful means that opportunity pla'
COS In our hands, We believe that II is
good for the country, good for every mar
North and South who loves the country
now, that the Government should remain
in the hands Of those who were never
against 1t. We believe that It Is not wise
or safe 10 give over our Nationality 10 the
dominion Of the forces which formerly and
now again rule the Democratic party. We
do not mean to connive at further political
power, you must gain II by fair means and
not by foul. We believe that these laws
are wholesome. We believe that they are
necessary barriers against wrongs, neccs.
sary defenses for rights, and SO believing
we will keep and defend them even to the
uttermost Of lawful, honest effort.
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2gl and recovered 10 FIX. ST. Panl& Min.
neapoIis declined from 20 to 30ll and reCov.
cred to 81.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 10000 were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore,
$3.50 Wabash; 1900 Northwestern common,
1000 preferred, 1900 St. Paul common, q.
600 preferred, 5000 LAckawanna, 5000 Mich.
lEan Central, $500 Union Pacific, 1000 St,
Joe, 1000 Ohio & Mississippi, 1900 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, $500 Iron Noun.
tain, $500 Kansas City L Northern, 1000
Kansas 4 Texas, 1900 81 Paul q Minnesota,
1900 Kansas Pacific, 0400 indianapolis, Gin.
clnnatl 4 Lafayette, 1000 Louisville & Nash.
Vile, and 1000 Chesapeake 4 OHIO ilnt pre-.
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llhlnnnn-

CHICAGO, May ~0.-Flour-In good demand
at full prices. Wh~eat-Fairly active and a
shade higher; No. 2 Chicago spring 9IsEaOi9c
cash 0iNC May; 0ONaO0X June; 65Hc July;
No 3 do Sic; rejected OSHc. Corn-Fairly
active and u shade higher at 3IXa34Nc cash;
SGAaSGHo June; 8614c bid July, Oats
Strong and hi4her at 26Xc cash; 27a27XC
June; 279Gc July. Rye-In good demand Al
4SHai9c. Darley-Steady anu UNCHANGED nj
zoe. Pork Unsettled at 50 80 cash; $662JSu
0 IS June; 50 OK hid July. Lar-Fair dc.
mand NJ lower rites; 50 10 cash June SO l2Xs
6lS July. BULK Meats-Fairly active and 4
shade higher at 81 76a4 IS. Whisky-Steady
at 81 Oh.
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3aeaasaI~
TRUTHS.
Hop BltterS are the Purest and Rest
UllleEN Eyer MnIn.


They arc compounded from Hons. Buehu.
Mandrake and DandslI0n,-Ihe Oldest, brSI,
and most valuable medicine In the world and con.
tain all the best aud most curative properties Of
AZ other Bitter, being the greatest BLOOD Puri.
Her, Liver Regulator, and IIle and Health
Restoring Agent on earth, No disease or III health
can possibly long exist where these BitiOrS arc
used, so varied and perfect arc their operations,
They give new life and yigor TO the aged and In.
hrm. 10 all whose OmPloymentS cause Irregular.
ties Of me bowels or urinary organs, or who require
an Appetizer Tonic and mild StImulant, thes0
bltiers ave invaluable, being highly clIalIye,
ionic and stimulating, without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are,
what the disease or ailment i, use Hop Bltiers,
Don't walt I'LL you are sick, but II you only ieel
bad or miserable, use the Hitters at once. Il may
save your lie. Hundreds have been saved by %
doing. 80 S5O0Eu will DO paid for case they
will not eute or help.
Do not Sefer yourself or let your friends suffer,
but use and urge them 10 use Hop BItters,
Remember, Hop BitterS Is no vile, druVveL.
drunken nostrum, but tho Purest and Best MCdl.
cine ever nHdei the "lNvALID's FEiESp GNp
IorE," and no person or family should DO With
out them. Try the RltteFS to-day.
Try HOP Cough Cure and Pain Relief
Sold by LauShlIn Bros. d Co., wholesale druggists
nam street a%plSrur6SGw
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oHIcAaO, May a.-The DrOvers' Journal
Hoas-ReceIpts $4,000 head; shipments 1900
head. Market generally 6alOc higher; mixed
soaS 65i light $ 6Oa3 05; choice heavy
CATrLE-Ieceips 2,40O head; shipments
200 head. Common to good shipping lOc
higher at 81 5Oai IS; export grades easier at
u S5a5 10; butchers steady at s. 0Oa3 70;
SNEEP-RsOCipts LOO head shtpmonts sOO
head. Market dull and lower at s. GOa4 rs,
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81 ssK.
nry goods imports for tho week 100000.
GoyERSXEN1s-Active and firm.
DATED States 6 OF 1881, oOupous...~......"......,loaN
New FIVE .r,sl,r '...'''''."''''' 'r'"''''''n'~ -iSs
New Foul1 =!
Currency bl1o9
RAILROAD BoSDs-1rregular, hut in the
main strong.
STARE AoNpS-Dull.
STocRS-Tho market was weak In tho early
dealings and prices declined XalX. During
the afternoon u flrmer feeling prevailed and
there was q recovery Of NaA In the genera
list Kansas Pacific, after deCllning. from 81
to 80 rose 10 81. indianapolis, Cincinnati 4
Lafayette, which had not been dealt In To-
some years, was actively traded in to-day
opening at 8, rosc to and closing ate. 0hiC
Ia Ailassippi was strong Throughout on 10
ports that the road was 70 DO taken out Of TIL
hands Of the sHeceiy r Louisville d Nash
vile showed considerable strength and soil
up from IS to 64X. Chesapeake d Ohio frs
preferred advanced from ext u, but reacteI
10 10, Iron Mountain declined from 27Xt
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NEw YoRx, May 0.-The cotton goods
market continues steady and firm, and bus.
ness Is fair. Prints and ginghams are in light
demand; lawns in good request. Mems WOOL
ems are In better demand, and clothleH are
placing fair orders for heavy caSsimercs, choy-
lots and plaid black O~vcrcoatIngs. Foreign
goods moving slowly.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, May a.-Wheat-Dml and wcak
amber Michigan spotSl 0OI June 81 OG July
81 OK asked 81 Of bid; No. 9 red winter spot
$l00k: Iune$l 90; July held at 81 OH, 81 Of
bid. Corn-Dulli No. 2spOt $50 hid; June
a1ss%c asked, 37zc bid. oats-Inactiyc.
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Tho election law came in to correct
abuses which reached their climax in 1868
In the city Of New York. In that year in
the State OF New York the Republican
candidate for Governor was elected; tho
Democratic candidate was counted in.
Members Of the Legislature were lraudu,
lently seated. The election was q barbar.
GUS burlesque. Many thousand forged
naturalization papers were issued some OF
them we're white and some were coffee
colored. The same witnesses purporled to
attest hundreds and thousands Of natural,
.izaiion aHidayits, and the stup1nGops
fraud OF the whole thing was and is an
open secret. Some OF these naturalization
papers were sent to other States. So
plenty wore they that some of them were
sent 10 Germany, and Germans who had
never left their country claimed exemption
from the German DRAFT for soldiers in the
Franco.Prussian war because they were
n~pturalized American citizens. Laughter.
I sag thousands Of men voted upon
fraudulent naturalization pappTs. Hut ell
this was tame and paltry compared with
other enormities. The city OF New York
was re.distriCted from time TO time-some.
times so districted as TO bisect blocks, and
ienizens of tho same building could vote
In different election pree;notg. In some
cases the Democratic majority was larger
Than the whole number OF men, women,
children, horses, cats and dogsi in the dis.
frict-Tlaugbt6r1-aal ] speak not in rhet.
orical figures, but in Arabic figures. Re.
heating. ballotbox stufing. rufianism,
and false counting decided everything.
Tweed made the election officers, and
tho election officers, were corrupt, IN
is6S, thirty thousand votes were falsely
added to tho Democratic majority in the
cities OF New York and Brooklyn alone
Tax es and elections were the nero spoil
and booty OF a corrupt junta in Tammany
lHall. Assessments, exacionS and ex'
emptions were made the brides and thu
nenalties OF political submission. Uspr
pstion and fraud inaugurated a carniva
III corrupt disorder and obscene bird!
without number sWooped down to thu
harvest and gorged themselves on eyer
aida in plumber and spoilation. Wrong
and usuirpatIons springing from tho pollu
t;on and dissertation OF the ballot boz
stalked high.handed in the public way
The courts and the machinery Of iustic
were impotent in the presence Of culprit
too great To DO punished.
!. The act otlsT0 came p to throttle sue
abuses. 1t was born without throCs an
i, pangs. 1t passed the Senate after a da
and might which rang with Democrat
maledIotionS and foul aspersions.
In the autumn OF that year an eleptio
was held for the choice Of Representative
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81. louis Hos Market.

ST.. LOUIS, May O.--Hoos-Higher and
%activei Workers to llaltimores S. S5as IS;
rough heavy g 16a3 IS; smooth heavy S. IS
. GO. Receipts $500 head; shipments A,sO0
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Petroleum Market.

Oil Cry, May O.-PErRoLErM-Murket
opened with 76sSc bid, and advanced to 70Xc,
at which price It closed. Shipments 1868
barrcla, averaging $1,000 barrels. Tansac-
tions 10000 barrels.
PrTTsBURGH, May 0.-PErRoLEuM-Ouiet
crude 0j3sc at Parkcr's for shipment; refined
sac, Philadelphia delivery.
%I'oSpns, May 0-PetroIeum-Refned TNu
!, AyTwERr, May o.-prrnoLrux Refined
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C~ineinnati Hog Market.

ClSc1SEErr, May a-Hoos-Common $3.50
sS Is; light s. S0a3 IS; packing s. 4Oas %;
hntchen' 8 0oaS 70. Receipts 1900 head:
shipments 6l6 head,
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including F1RE, MARINE LIPE and ACCIDENT,
ttfat etAa1 companies only offered 70 insurer, and
the interests. Of customer eRIafully guarded. Par
99N . ooyeF In case d l0G. Manufacturing, MsroAns
tile, Dwelling and Farm Property FiSkl tken d fall
Late9; . careful and experlsbed buEyeyOr viii b a.
Ways ready 70 examine al rlkl offered. Cone and
Janis RepoRRs.
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THE

BGYPTIAN
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FEVER and AGUE
AND
arLlNERlaPAD
CURES CATARRH.

rFs ,cARoruEs, ONO, March u, 1870.
Liver PadS. "'"" hS'ptau
wore one all winter and like II fnt-rate. I think
~ 9Slng Que or two inOru will get we'll. l have had
ing the Fad Am improving rapidly.
1ouIp Truly, MOSES MILLER,
49A 10 tCarothersr Seneca Co., ohio.
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Trains leaving Columbus nj a.loP =. N. and A "A
run daily. Through Chicago expires leayes CoinmhTs
daiilyt except Sunday, q $40 p. w., With GleSpinF ~
htaehed, arriving In Chicago a. T.SO neTt moTninS.
SerthS ean Be secured In advance Of Union Depot
Pallman'6 Palaee Driving Room sleeplnR c.,a
through Without change from 8tebenTillo and Colnm-
1as % Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and 80
For through Tickets, BasElgs Checks. Sleeping Chr
accommodations, and any further lniorm1ion. SneiY
e Jos. y. BElLEVILLE, Ticket Agent & Pan
handie Depot foot q Eleventh street. o. IL oily
CekotOmc, under MeLnr0 HOUSE, Wh6oiinE.
D. W. CALDWELL,
Genl Manager, Columbus, O.
g. n FELTON,, JE,
W., L. uRRiEN. bntEa
Gsn'l Pasa. and Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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1ustsssauen.
DEPARTURE
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS,

:. IS l;.I s.. + ! ls sss ). T isssa st; q rs 81 n. z; g gs:'lE;
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Financial and Commercial.
By


NEw YoRx, May 0.-MoNEY-Easy at %
8 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a4J<
PER cent, Sterling Exchange bankers bills
itFm at $lsI. Sight Exchange on New York
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ROSCOE coNKLING.
Extract From His Recent Great SpeeeI
In the Usb. senate.
HISTORY on the Army LAW.


said, and l repeat, that the authorit,
TO enforce this law resides In the Constitu
ton and in The act Of 1905. said, and.
repeat, that until 1864 no curb, no limita
ton, had ever been placed by Congress
up on the rights and duty to execute Law
and preserve peace on election day orany
other day. In 1SGl.G2, General Mcclellan
General Dix, General schenck and others
military commanders. issued orders il
which they not only excluded disloya
voters from the polls, but undertook ii
some sort to prescribe the qualification o.
electors. General Mcclellan was n Demo
crat, and must be supposed to have been
inspired in all the meanings and limita.
tons ofthe Constitution. l never knew a
Democrat during the war, even II he could
not read the Constitution by It's title, who
wasnot profoundly instructed and vehe.
mently certain of all prohibitions Of that
famous instrument. General Mcclellan
issued an order not only regulating cleo.
tons but suspending the privilege Of the
writ Of habeG corpus, in order that at cleo.
lions military antbor;tv m;gbt h,ro TN
sway.
Three years later the Democrats met in
National Convention. The Convention
resolved that the war for the Union was a
failure, q failure just at the time when 1t
LeveJono Iona hotnro Int Il. y Sou!u
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT giycn bv Nos.betn
o1 ho TobaiI;on W~ay;norocosd
eS tIia soSe notriot;c and sta,"sm"nI;no
indssmant k ConySn,;on nr""na%aI ~
yominats for P%rasiiant n lie IiS;. ~
States Snd Observation-Disclosures ~ Sn tsa
Armv and Nav thc vorvman Who soy
soldisrs ~ not ~ overseers If "Tac,jons
wbo'Iod'trS%ried dawn III mii;tasr tO.as
fGe pr GtiE IdEsSs i II 1hS % S&SSGs SGEpss, and THIS }
SLATE in t6e Union not even n socoI.J i
stats Delaware, too was nrotecIsJ a.
bsr slections h. military antbaritS 49, az
m;iitarv orIorS and ths Gorarnoy .hot
Stats tIonksJ the Nationsl anthor;t;oS s tos
That nrotSc,;on 'I Snnroved i and oiJoJ i t0r
BIT these orders went very far, Thew
nrescribed with military rivor the onaI;G.
cation NJ vo,ers md ronCb n-roceajino.
no dorbt snsnea' Tho Sword Il moi 4
ma,Somot;co i;nStrrment Il IL NOT ]osaToct
No tho g,iIIotine not Ss exact no h beHJs.
nj mans ave- nor aver va 10 "a The 5s"Ser % tha
b,;1Io1 or tba Sa,,er ri lie oss.sS;S "''
Tbssa orSorS nromrted lie not ~ ,ccs
ny ~ Canfas InSor ! can,'o, sonos, + enS
often, h brt ~ restrain and cnrtaiI S"S T Ma
biiI vas Introduced nv MIR, Powell NJ
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FRANCIS

FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
BrRSETrsrowx, April IS, 1870.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAD CO.-GNtEan: 1 have
becn uai6g one Of your LIVER PADS since The sd Of
MeIeh. y has performed miracles nearly on me. Ny
liver aud kidneys were Ia d had condition: had M
itching piles and Btoppage Of water, With Sciatic RheTI-
tiattsm, and was taking all kinds Of trash. sent for
. LlFeF lad ana quilt taking all drugS. My system d
Al right now and my water Il clear a crystal: before
was Thick and muddy. / could not eat any; my
appetite sg0od AoW. / Will give you Il full statement
heTtatler. lived twenty-Ix years In Temperance
Tllle, formerly We send euI butter and eggs 70 Dor
half dozen more PADS II you write 4 note to Doring.
ton Bros, right away, 30 they can get the Pads and
send them out on Friday.
lam your, respectfully,
FRANus FITZGERALD.
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AtEnE.seu1 II Eaaa.

attn~seu1 ~ Eans.
REMOVAL
.ERSKINE & ALLISON,
Attorneys at Law,
Have removed their once to cnnslS. BLOCH,
-aPrl.l4w NO. 1878 MARKET STREET.
w j. W. CowDEN,
ATTORNEY Al LAW,
Office, No. l222 chapline St, wHzE1uo, ". Va.
Prompt attention to all business. is7-dAw
J. D. EWING. :. Rt1Ey,
EW1NG & RILEY,
ATTORNE rs AT LAW
u6O Main Street. up stairs, next door TO the
Exchange Bank,
apr WHEE11NG, ". Va.
A O. LEWIS,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
ll42 cHAPLrNE STREET, WHEELING, ". Va.
Practices In all Ohio and west virginia Courts.
COLLECTIONS and eonVeyAueng given special attention.
T. j. HUeUs,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Office, II Twelfth Street. wHrn1rzo, ". Va.
Practices in the Courts Of Ohio, Marshall and
Tyler counties, W. Va. noyl7
HANNIBAL FORBES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, Custom House.
ial2 WEEE1ns, ". Va.
DANIEL LAMB,
ATTORNEY At LAK,
No. 1873 Market Street. lover City BantA
WHEELING, ". Va
GEORGE P. I1NcH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office, No. 1905 Chapline Street, Odd Fellow
Building, Room No. l.
mrs WHEELING, WET Va.
DANIEL PECK,
ATTORNEY AT law
1904 Chaplins Street.
e29 wHEE1Ira, ". Va.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 1907 ohnpline Street. opp. the Court HOus,
tesO wr1r1rSo, W. Va.
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RLSG6tMviHs AeoomUodaRos-Iaayes BelIaIr, a. Al
P n, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives Rt SteubenYilI0 n
tlo ?. nj leaves StenbenIt llO At $40 q. MI Bridpe,
port 9.20 r. nj arrives at BellAiro al 9.8 /, m.
Ilekets And B3ggAge Chech 70 all principal points
Once in Bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
0en0ral faasenGer and Tieket ArnnL.
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Chicago or SanduIky.
PSlfna9 Pal1oo, drawing Room and Sleeping Can
Close connections are made for al points south and
oSHthNesh North and Northwest, making this dCSl.
nblo route for ~eolonists and persons moving d M
great West, and 70 whom particular attention { giyGn,
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
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any of the enorinities that haven per
petrated against the Consultation and laws
and their sacred guarantees. New York
holds q commercial supremacy that she can
only sustain by firm defense of the right
and the building up of strong safeguards
against revolution and anarchy. This SUI
premacy her people will not place in jeop-
ardy by transferring power to a proverbial
revolutionary party, which they have
trusted in the past to their great sorrow.
The outcroppings of the late extra session
of Congress, in which revolution came
promptly to the front in threat and act,
have taught the intelligent and patriotic
citizens of the Empire State that they can
no more safely trust the Democratic party
now than they could while the South was
in arms against the Union. These consd-
erations,w when New York is called upon next
to speak, will override all local schisms, all
personal differences, all sore heads and
sore toes, and the State will be as solidly
Republican MS it was in 1872, with its $4,000
majority for GRANT and WILSON. The pres
ent apparent flaw in New York will disap-
pear long before the next election shall
occur, and she will place herself with In
diana squarely inside n Solid North.