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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
FOR SALE.
Commissioner Sale.

In the County Court Of Ohio county:
c. oglebay & Sons,
VS.. PIN chancery,
Peter Wendell and Others,
By virtue OF a decree rendered and entered In
the above entitled cause on the 18th day OF June,
1850, the undersigned special commissioner
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1880,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, sell at public
auction AT the front door OF the Court House of
Ohio county. West Virginia, to the highest and
best bidder, the following described real estate,
to-wit: The east one.half of lot numbered wo
hundred and one cod, fronting on Chapline
street, and running back 10 Wheeling Creek,
and being situate on the north side OF Twentieth
street, In the fifth ward Of the City OF Wheeling,
in the State OF West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid I'm cash on the day OF sale, and
rs much more as the purchaser may elect; the
balance in two equal installments at nine aud
eighteen months respectively, after day OF sale,
with interest, 10 be secured to the satisfaction of
the special commissioners. and the title 10 said
real estate 10 be retained until the purchase
m opey shall have been paid In full.
r. q. BARR.
W. J. ". C0wDEN,
Special Commissioners
&c. HERVEY. Auctioneer. ag3i
The above sale is adjourned until Saturday,
September Is. lSS1. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
same place, front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, W. Va. X q. BARR.
W. J. ". COWDES,
sp6 Special Commissioners.
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HEALTH AND WEALTH.

1t seems strange that any one will suffer from
the many arrangements brought on by an i'm.
pure state Of the blood, when ScOyills Blood and
Liver syrup will restore perfect health and ply
steal organization. II is indeed a strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven itself 10
be the best blood puniyer ever discovered, ef.
f~ectunlly curing S~croiula, Syphilitic disorders,
Weakness of the kidneys, all Nervous disorders,
and Debility. II corrects indigestion. II makes
the old feel young. the young feel gay, and will
inyaribly drive out OF the system the many Ills
that human flesh and blood are he'll TO. Price
of large bottle with full directions, sl.OO. A
single bottle will prove TO you its merits as a
health renewer, for II acts like a charm, eSpeci-
ally when the complaint is OF an exhaustive
nature. having a tendency 10 lessen the natural
vigOr OF the brain and nervous system. Remem-
Der we keep this excellent Blood and Liver
syrup for sale at our drug store in Wheeling,
and do most cordially recommend il 10 our Gus
TONERS and all good people. Logan, List & Co.,
Agents.
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Failure.

RUM 4 lCuSuhb nNSlsNCls
Mr.. Sturgiss, Republican candidate
for Governor, spoke to an empty house
last Saturday afternoon. BY actual
count only thirty-ive persons were pres
ent. He, nor no other man who goes
about the State abusing the people and
its institutions, deserves an audience
anywhere in the State. The Martins.
burg Statesman states the case exactly, in
referring to his Martinsburg speech. 1t
says: ,
'Let Nj. Sturgiss continue to befoul
and malign the people among whom he
made his bread and butter. drawing
against them invidious distinctions, de-
rogatory TO their enterprise and hurtful
to their fair fame, and ii he and the par
~ whom he represents don't bring
down the malediction OF right thinking
men OF all parties, whose State pride
scars above the dirty mire OF politics,
then let the West Virginia motto be
changed and write in its stead: "lhe
people OF West Virginia are base ilatter-
ers OF others, with no manhood OF their
own"
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FARM FOR SALE.

TWILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
i Farm owned by the late J. Z. jordan, ST.,
deceased, and containing 900 acres, OF which 100
acres are in grass. 30 acres timber. ON II Is a good
brick house containing ten rooms; barn co feet
by a. feet, under which are sheep stables, COW
stable adjoining, shOp. wagon sheds aud corn
cribs; milk house, with smoke house over head,
fine orchard of about 2O) trees. A six loot coal
veine underlieS the whole Of il.
This valuable farm is located in Belmont
county, Ohio, two miles from Ohio river. five
miles north OF Martins Ferry, q. For particulars
address or call OF l.. J. {. bremen, Martins
feny, O. or J. i. JORDAN, Jr,
Executor, Oh the premises; postoiice Martins
Ferry, q. iyl0oawsb
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ISLAND RESIDENCE FOR SALE

ENLETTANT ISLAND FUH
IL SALE AT AUCTION.
The large and elegant residence OF Mr.. JOSEPH
II. WOODWARD, situate on North Front street,
Wheeling Island will be offered for sale al
PUBLIC AUCTION at the front door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1850.
At 10 o'clock A.. NJ. This property is beautiful.
ly located, grounds tastcfuliy laid out. house
large. possessing all the modern Improvements.
and in good order. Persons intending 10 pur.
chase are invited TO examine for themselves.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
spl3a 1911 Market Street,
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do you know what I've made up my
mind to do2"
mo"
"I'm going to let the country 60 to
her destruction! Yes, sir; I'm going
to see her plunged III the depths OF an.
archy and never raise a hand to pre-.
vent. Two dollars to save this coun-
try! They don't know me, sir-they
don't begin to know me-"
And then the pair sat down on a salt
barrel and made a dinner Of hard apples
and a piece of salt Goldfish.
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J. S. RHODES & co
1852 & 1854 MAIN ST.
TAKE NOTICE.

Taps is N, only Lottery crcr rot6don by the poopse
Of a STATE, aud under n late decision Of The L. =
Supreme Court ut Washington, is The only Legal
Lotcry nor in The Unted states, all oHer charters
harlng been repealed or hdriag no erttence.
A splendid opportunity TO win a fortune.
Tenth Grand Distribution, Glass X, at New o.
leans, tuesday, October 18th, lss0-l2bth Month
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Henry,s CarhOIic SaIxe!

The only Salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains. CornS and all kinds OF Skin Erup-
tons. This Salve Is guaranteed 10 give ~Satisfac'
ton in every case. Be sure you get Henry's Car.
bOlic Salve. as all others are limitations. Price
DC. For sale by Logan. List q Co. Agents.
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FOR RENT.

A worry desirable residence on North Main
street. Rent moderate. Inquire al
spliu NO. I'll MAIN STREET.
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The A. M. (. Annual Conference

The A. M. &. Annual Conference
WILL CONVENE IL WHEELING, ". VA,
w Sept. y, lsSl, in wayman Chapel A. NJ.
Z Church. There will be iifty, ministers present
and we expect To have u grand time. On Sabbath
the 18th, we W II use Washington Hal all day
At IO% O'Clock A. " Bishop James A. shorter
vii! preach the ordination sermon at - O'Clock
+. ". n special sermon by DIR. 7 II. JackSnn, If
Cleveland. at whsch time there Will be a special
collection taken up for the benefit Of Wayman
Chapel A, NJ. l.. Church, Of Wheeling. : we
want to meet another note in ten dais after IL"
Conference adjOurnS. we hope that oar dear
friends will ne present for the purpose oi help
ing us on that occasion You are well aware that
the money You have given MS has been appro.
priated 10 the end for which 10 was given. We
invite alt to come, and ill the hall 10 overflow
ins In the evening, At -! o'clock, preaching.
Come and hear good preaching, good, earnest
singing, and see our men and notice our made
OF doing business. We are the smallest and
youngest Conference in the connection
GEO. I. PRO-SER, Pastor.
sp2, i,7,9,ll 1i,lG.ls.2l.2I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18

General Grant is now at his home IN
Gslena. and will shortly leave for the
East.
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State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated by
the legislature OF the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the TERN OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 10 which contract the
inviolable faith OF the State is pledged, which
pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming
poprllar vote, securing its franchise In the new
constitution adopted December ID, a. ID. 1879
with a Capital of 81, 10000 to which II has since
added a reserve fund OF si5O,OoO. Its Grand Single
Number Distribution will take place monthly,
on the second Tuesday Ii never scales or post
pons-. Look nj the following distribution:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18

tOaily except S~unday-Newsrk Accommoda-
ton.
tS~teuhcnville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train
drr-. tho tev passes backward AMI forward be-
tween Martins Ferry and beilaire. stopPinS
wHs1 -sgu5ryl Al sherman House, Etuayille,
w. Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
1F-rH>yI'1 Accommodation.
Fftrr| rrvN~ Accommodation.
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Time Table W. & {. G, e. r,

fWWU IuJIV " - i,
~ AID AFTER WEDNESDAY. JUNE =
" i~~H. ears uu the hc"liuS AMI Elm NruNc
RAILROAD. will ruu ss follows:
Ca-S will start from each end OF the ROAD NJ
SD A. v..aui regularly thereafter every hall
hour until 'D p'ci1vk 2. ", except the inltONlhs
trim. which vII DE omitted on week days, viz;
u.0 A. VI. l1.T aud 80 p ", and on sunday
the 6.n IaI % 4. ", and 9:D P. ". trlpS VIII De
ines & LEONHART. Supt.
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\. z. GEORGE,
Il. A. gibson. Commute
l.. W. CARTER, J
ESOLUTIoN

The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Convention:
Risoired, That each pastor OF this Con-
gressional district be requested to form
his church and congregation into a
Temperance League, the members oil
which shall be pledged to total abstln-
elce from the use OF Intoxicating
drinks, and to exert their influence to
prevent the use of the same by others;
especially in connection with political
elections.
Rs,olred, That O stan ling committee
of FIVE be appointed by the Convention,
10 be known as the Temperance Con-
pressional Executive Committee" with
authority TO call subsequent onven
tions, for the promotion Of temperance
and Christian morality at such time and
place as may be judged advisable.
The following persons were appointed:
Rev. u. Warner, ID. d., Rev. ID. \. Cum
bingham, ID. d., Rev. I. ). Wade, Rev.
W. K. Powell and Hon. +. G. Cracrdit.
J.. I. CLARK,
w T POWELL .Ssc'y. PrtsL.
n. bah the papers oil the State are
earnestly requested to publish the o
proceedings and address.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The To- owlu : guide is made up On Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
READ TIE RECORD:

READ TIE o
81, saved my life "-E b. Lakely, Selma. Als.
It'll the remedy that will cure the MANY JUS
r~r,uIiar IA ,Inmru. Mothers Magazine.
1t has passed severe tests and won enuOrse-
meuJ> from some OF the highest medlcu ~SIen'
In the country. New York World.
$40 remedy heretofore discovered can De he.u
for one moment iJ comparison with II. u A.
Harvey. q. D., Washington. DC.
This Great Natural Remedy
il for sale by Druggists I'm all
Parts of the World.
TRY IT AND TAKE no OTHER.
III. III. ARSER & CO.,
iySleg Rochester. n. n.
Logan, List & Co. and Laughlin Bros.
& Co. Wholesale Dealers, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
Warmers Safe
Kidney Liver
CURE

Sl.25 PER BOTTLE
4 Positive Remedy for ALL
Kidney. Liver and Urinary
Troubles of both Male ana
Female.
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pa. ,uIIs, pspiHslRy, :. -. s.. !:.'.'
HARRIS REMEDY co. mTo CHEMISTS,
Market mud slh street,, 81 IOIls, No

AZ n AlFFn I'm, A. AIINTs s,'nshsf, 10 sil lee
I'll tufrr. Ias'g loN4sr Is'ofpt Ia
SssN.sssS uaos &c. ID pGJHs. 60 fahHIss. Pron
good. u4thi tee. rso-l-, lea a., nos 30 ~ Losss. Ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18
THIRD TERMISM.
HABIT OF CORRUPTION.

There should be a change of parties:
Because in twenty years corruption has
become the habit of the Republican
party. One.third of its officeholders are
sinecureists. All OF the 100000 OF them
are taxed for a corruption fund. The
oligarchy Of ~ofliceholders hold them
selves above the people. They claim a
divine right to keep in place against the
will of the people. They are truculent,
gorged and defiant.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
2 AND FEVER.
nrmARE nE lMlIAIl0NS.

y, baftsr ra;hsrtj' can be used pre-
TORY ts. or i.ter taking quintne. As
r.rr. u~uratjyc they are uucqualed.
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BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa,

.f. Cd. 1901. "|tN- h"ha - N-.NS
HcLGne. spelled differently
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THE RLEcToR ~ COMMISSION.
MALrGOVERNMENT.

There should be a change oil parties:
Because the Republican party does not
know how to govern the country. 1t
has made the Cabinets OF two OF the
Presidents dens OF thieves. 1t has
grown the whisky ring, the railroad
ring, the Credit Mobilier ring, the post
traders ring, the Domingo ring, the
District OF Columbia ring, the Custom
House ring, the "star" route ring, the
Southern claims ring and many other
rings. 1t has defeated all administra-
tive reform. 1t has lowered our nation
al repute round the world. Its Con-
crosses have been lObby-owned, and It's
courts have been packed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-18

There should be a change OF parties:
Because the Republican party raises the
military above the civil power. 1t bay
oneted the legislatures OF three states
ont OF their seats. 1t b~ayoneted room
for thugs to take their places. 1t used
troops to maintain unelected bandits in
office in ten States for six years. 1t
claims the right to salt the polls with
soldiers. 1t caused the forces to be
Grant in proclaiming himself a dictator.
Il creates a horde OF janissaries as
deputy marshals, and supplements
Them with the army TO
;ntimidate voters OF the Republic.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
The Cheapest Medicine.

About the cheapest medicine that mortas
can use is sleep. 1t is a sovereign remedy
for weakness, it relieves languor, it cures
restlessness, uneasiness, and irritability; it
will remedy headache, and teeth hache, and
back-ache, and heart-Sche; it cures nervous.
ness; and will make heavy burdens seem
light and great trials look very small.
When weary we should rest; when exhausted
we should sleep. To resort to stimulants is
suicidal; what weary men need is sleep I;
what exhausted women need is sleep. The
lack OF sleep causes neuralgia, paralysis and
insanity Many person dies for want of
sleep, and the point where many a sufferer
turns his back from the very gates of death
to the open path of life is the point where
he sinks into sleep. OF almost every sick
man it may be said as of Lazarus, "If he
sleep he shall do we'll" No matter how
hard man may work, if he can get good
sleep, and feel refreshed and rested in the
morning. But when the nights are restless
and the morning finds us still weary, it is
time to stop and rest. And for persons to
take tea and coffee and tobacco and stimu-
lants to keep them awake, is to drive away
their best friend, who comes to heal their
pains and woes, and to bring on themselves
untold sorrows, when they shall seek in vain
for that sleep which they have so madly
driven away. Do not be defrauded of your
proper amount of sleep; retire early, breathe
pure air. Take rest, avoiding all stimulants,
using nothing to Danish slumber, "God
giveth his beloved sleep" Let us priza
this precious gift, and with the Psalmist
say 81 will both lay me down in peace,
and sleep for thou, Lord, only makest me
dwell in safety" Psalms iv S,-Seiected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
Parental Cruelty.

Look at that young lady, nineteen years
OF age, who cannot read newspaper with
out an eye-glass upon her pretty nose She
Intended to go to Philadelphia last year TO
study medicine, but the failure of her eve
sight prevented her from going, aud her
brightest hopes of the future are clouded
over. At nineteen, too Why? Because her
parents were cruel TO her. She liked to sit
up late in the night reading fine print by
kerosene lamp, and they had the cruelty to
let her do it. The worst possible cruelty is
to let children have their own way, when
their own way does them harm. There is a
lonely man in handsome house, from whom
his wife has fled, worn out by many years of
abuse and violence. From babyhood to man
hood that man was ruthlessly spoiled by
cruel parents. They flattered him, laughed
at his outbursts of passion, supported him
in his rebellious and vulgar insolence at
school. With his little brain and his big
passions, it was impossible to live with him
on fair terms. 1t would have been less cruel
to have killed him in his baby innocence
than TO have let him grow up 50. There are
many forms of cruelty. Harsh words, hard
blows, hard fare, hard work, all these, are
sometimes cruel; but ordinarily the pain
they inflict is of short duration. The cruelty
of which we now speak may give pleasure
for an hour, pain for seventy years, and
shame for generations. Remember this
when you are crossed and denied. There are
probably million people in the United
States-perhaps there are ten millions--who
would give half of all they possess to get
the mischief undone which was done to
them in childhood and youth by this kind
OF cruelty Bad eyes; weak digestion round
shoulders ruined teeth; early decay low
tastes; painful recolections shameful ig.
norance; ungoverned temper; gloom dis
trust; envy meanness hate these all re-
suit from the cruelty of letting the young
have their own way, when their way is wrong.
There is no cruelty SO cruel as that.--.Selecied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
A Great Evil.


The foe of American social life is in the
tendency to luxury and effeminacy among
the well-to do young women of our Ameri-
can cities and large towns. They do not
realize how this dreadful mania for expen-
sive pleasures, aud life of alternate idle
ness and amusement, is destroying their
health, abolishing true marriage, feeding
the flame of gross sensuality and intemper-
ance among young men, and ssddening the
hopes of the best parents in the land Some
of thcm will never know it in this world.
Thousands of good hearted young girls are
sacrificed every year when a little wise and
loving guidance could save them. But we
feel that they will pass away like the flow.
ers of Jnne and more hardy and resolute
class occupy their places. American society
will shed every class of trih.rs, male or
female, that does not do its work, as the
forests shed their withered leaves. Let
them awake from their dream of social
indulgences learn to live out of doors; to
build up their health TO cultivate more
simple tastes in dress, and more moderation
in pleasure study domestic economy; study
social skill and tact fit themselves for the
noblest positions ever yet offered to their
sex, and learn that woman is the soul of
American life, not the tinsel on its garment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
Healthy Women.

writer in urging the necessity for more
attention to physical culture, notes as a fa-
vorable sign of the fact that "the pale and
interesting type" of female beauty is fast
losing its popularity, and that men of ;nhu-
ence and position are declaring for the
healthy standard of womanly beauty, such
as was ever recognized By Greece and Rome.
This is certainly an important and happy
change in public taste, and already the ef-
fects of it are detected in an improved con-
dition of feminine health, for it will hardly
be denied that on an average the women of
to-day are physically superior to what they
were few years ago, when tight lacing and
similar destroying customs prevailed Young
women take more exercise than they for.
merly did. They ride and walk more and
are more in the open air. They have not
the insane dread of the suns rays which
they once had. But there is much room for
improvement yet. Many homes are still pre-
sided over by invalid wives and mothers,
who furnish a constant spectacle of sadness
and misery to their family aud friends, and
are subject of unlimited expense to their
husbands. In such homes the greatest of
all the blessings that could be hoped for
would be the health of the mistress restored; I;
but too often it is the one blessing which
never comes. American homes more than
any other perhaps, in the world have been
saddened by sickly women. If this shall be
so no longer, it will be great blessing to
the nation. And the remedy is simple.
American men are as strong aud healthy as
those of other nations; there is no good rea-
son why American women should not be
All that is needed is proper attention to
dress and exercise. Let women dress as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25
Have Patience.

We know country parson who is an ex-
pert colt.tamer. For many years he did not
own horse, did not hire horse, and was
not without horse. The good farmers
would bring their colts to the parson TO tame,
aud the minister enjoyed it. After watch
ing him calm down fiery steed we said,
" How do you do itP" "Oh, it's easy
enough have patience, that's all, have pa
tience," and thus the good man was oalm
and apparently unconcerned, no matter how
uneasy the colt was. And in this calmness
lies great strength. Peaple never need the
exhortation to patience more than in sum.
mer time, and the days of recreation. Some
thing is the matter with the train or the
boat; things are not just right at the hotel /;
some one steps on your toes, or your dress,
or gets your chair at the table or the serv-
ants are slow, and humanity generally seems
full of selfshness or people act foolishly,
and you feel like boiling over; but then is
the time to be calm, have patience, keep
still, and things will adjust themselves in a
little while.-GoLien Rule.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-08-25

ped down among the swine from sheer ex-
haustion and hunger, or else TO commit sui
eide at once by coming down to be eaten
there and then. Fortunately Mr.. Fowler is
cool-headed man, and 80 decided to wait
little and consider the situation. While he
was in this dilemma, however, what should
come along-and looking out for supper,
too-but jaguar Never was beast Of
prey 80 opportune, for the jaguar has par
ticular fondness for wild pork, and the pee
carries know it, for no sooner did they see
the great ruddy head thrust through the
bushes than they bolted helter.skelter, for
getting, in their desire to save their own
bacon, the meal they were themselves leav.
ing up the tree. The jaguar was off after
the swine with admirable promptitude, and
the secretary, finding the coast clear, came
down, rejecting, as he walked towards the
camp, on the admirable arrangements of
nature, who having made peccaries to eat
colonial secretaries, provided also jaguars to
eat the peccaries.--London Telegraph.