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CHAPTER III.

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At NnbIous or ShUchem We nre shown tho old
Atd original Pcntutcuch, which Ia tho trst four
huoks 0f A1uses NJ written by himself, md said
IT, be a,0oo years old. 4 glAnco Ut this tnntl-
story, rs tho parchment on which It Ia
written. IL now md c!ean, a1ld the writing
pe,lmnllshlp. On inveAttgnuon, wo leartt lroul
Mr. CMry, ri. English nlisslonnry WHO has boon II
ros!dent OF thts placo for .1nnro thnn twenty
yehrS, thnt tho praOstht,od who oontrnl tha ahoW
1lnve nt.lnlttgd 10 hn tlat tho manuscript
IL not over S yeAra Old; but At tho sumo time,
solyoa, they uIaii tint IL Is tho or!utnul Pentn-
telch. Tho traveller, therefore, vino tAkes tllo
troIblo tu visit ths exhibit, has lost lust tAAt
mitch tlniG. rs, OIL tlDlr avn evidence, tlsDy fall
TO HhDW whit IL promised.
1 ltttnEt
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Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, W, Va.
r1@rtiOns Of ReCtum, Pr0lRpSus and Piles; -
M oven up 10 die and pronounced incurable'
D. snlth cured me without knife" ,,
>" '-''' 49, WASHINGTON DELANYI,
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Real Eslato ID PIltsburrh.

Commercial OF Yesterday. Is-
The movement in real estate is active
and healthy, the demand in nearly every
case being for residence or business pur.
poses, Houses worth from $1,000 to s. 900
find purchasers very readily the supply
being far below the demand. Largo prop.
critics go oil slowly, but even in these
there is q marked Improvement over the
same season last year, Building lots in
the suburbs are in good request, and com.
mand good prices. A, w, IFggate, real
estate agent, reports the sale by him Of
three lots on Irwin avenue, Allegheny, at
so per front foot, or $1,000 per lot. As
they are situated in the drove yard district
this is considered good price. Another
real estate agent sold ten lots in Lawrence
vile at figures fully 25 per cent higher
than property In the same locality brought
a year ago. A frame house and 20 feet
front LOT, at Ellsworth station, sold for
$1,000. This is considered q bargain. The
result Of quite extensive inquiries justifies
the conclusion that desirable real estate Is
held from got % per cent. above the
quotations Of last fall, with IL proportion
ate improvement in demand and sales.
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No doubt tits more difficult for a woman
to suppress her indignation, to conceal If.
ritaton, to ignore unpleasantness, to feel OF
affect indifference; but you see, madame,
we are not inquiring into causes, but as to
the fact Womenare declared to have more
tact than men; so they do in some some So
cial things, but in important things
think not, II Is, for instance, the lack OF
tact on the part OF women that sets clique
against clique in congregations and
church societies Of all kinds; that
causes almost all associations or
ganized by women to break up in differ
enceS; that keeps 50 many people in hot
water in family hotels and boarding houses
or wherever lovely woman predominates.
It is to lack Of tact that We owe the tn.
ditiOnal mother-in-law. Fathers-in-law
have no bad regulations anywhere. Nav
i not say this Is because they have too
much tact to interfere, too much tact to
notice tritles, to much tact to be fussy and
irritating in matteR that should be wisely
!et alone2 Does not any woman realize
how much tact men are found to exhibit
IN order TO successfully keep their places
in life? 1t has been shrewdly doubted,
you know whether clubs would be pos.
sible with ladies-not merely be-
cause they have not the club dis
position, but because they can not
abide together without getting into hostile
divisions. 1t takes good deal OF tact 10
meet daily on familiar and equal terms
with numerous persons and keep all irrita-
ting things out Of sight, The club Is pos
sible in the highest civilization, only be
cause nothing but the self-repression that
comes Of the highest social training permits
men Of diverse interests and tastes to come
together tremendously. The club affords
IN excellent test Of taCt, and il men IRE
better adapted than women for club life-if
they can live together in this way without
collisions-they have established the pos
session Of tact mote efsctually than even
the requirements Of the drawing room es-
tabliSh 1t for women. Hs ~ Tsisaar
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Rescued from Death.

William ]. Coughlin, OF somcryille Mass,
aty& In tile fall OF 1870 I dy'takett With
bleeding Of the lung, followed by severe
cough. | lost my appetite aud flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 was Admitted
to the Hospital The dOCtorssaid had hole
In MY lungs as bigaS a half dollar. At one
time report went around that was dead. ]
gave up hope, but friend told me Of DR..
William Halls Balsam for the Lings. got
u bottle, when to my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day feel better than fol-
three years past flH Hl. Ii'Flt iIt
~ wrltetfls hoping every oneafTlicted with
Diseased Lungs will take Dr. William HILLS
Balsam, and be convinced that consumption
can be cured. ] catl positively say II has done
more good thar all the other medicines IllavG
taken since my sickness.
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FINANCIAL.
pANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

Docs a General Banking Business.
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Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruclating pain Of cutting teeth2
II so, 60 at once and get u bottle. of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup II will relieve
the poor little sufferer mmcdiAtely--depend
upon II; there Is no mistake aboutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother and I relief and health \, e The child d
use in all cases and peasaht e The tssie and
is the prescription OF the Oldest and best
female physicians ard'nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
.ra..sf. #HI MWFAW
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H. Gibbs, Of Buffalo \. Y, writes ''Hear.
Ing yoUV Buriock Hood Billefs iayorably
spoken Of, tWdS Induced 10 watch their Ell.
fectS, and find that In chronic diseases OF the
blood, liver and Kidneys, your httCfs have
been Signally marked With success. ] have
used them myself with best results, for tot.
pldity Of the liver; and in the case Of friend
IL mine suffering from dropsy, the effect was
marvellous Price Sl.O0, trial 7iEe ~ cents
Sold by fAugblin Rros q Co., Wholesale
Dfugai5t6, Wheeling, w. Va 20
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beds of Down rec, Hard,

All beds feel hard to the rheumatic. Then
llaTksn We peevlsh sufferers Apply Dr.
Thomas EcleCtfic Oil to your aching joints
and muscles Rely upon II that you Will ex.
peFience speedy relief Such, at least, IL the
testimony Of those who have used II, The
remedy Is likewisg sbe " fesdFted 10 for
throat and lung Diseases, sptalns, bruises, ETC.
Sold by lalighlin BrUs. a Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA 1.lH
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Losr CRErr, Harrison County, W. Va.

LOST CREEK, Harrison County, W. Va
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build first
class FLOURfNG MILL. Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line Of the O., W,
& G. H. L. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bassell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W, Va, ltI - ~
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JAcOR MARrzoLF, Of Lancaster, n. Y, says
your Spring Blossom. works well for every
thing, you recommend II; myself, wife, and
children have all used II, and you can't find
o healthier family in New York State.-OCt.
8, 1880. Price 90 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va tl5I 'tl}
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CARBuNKLH Fslnns, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such AS Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-.
lively cured without tho aid Of a knife or
poultice, by using Mrs, 1nlye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
sipelaS, Soft and liberated CornS, Chllblains,
etc, it has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan 4 Go, nav
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phpils ,Ieafnea % love as wen a. respect
him, and the revolver went out d sight
within month,
3 They had found q man at last who could
keep school, This Is fact-iSaB faneiioo
6liklefill, y
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TO oil who are suffering from bols, ulcers,
scrofula, CarbunCles, or other obstinate dis
eases Of the blood and skin. course Of Bur.
road 10 health, Price 81 90, trial side 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin, Bros. & Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. n. p,
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MRploAL.

~ YOU feel dun, dIuVly. dehilltaied, have ne,
and tongue coated, you arc SUFFERING from foFpld
liver, Of -biliousne aud nothing VIII cure you @
speedily and PERMANENTLY a 70 take Simmons Liver
Regulator or Medicine,
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TuMoRs, efysipelas, nercuriAl diseases surof-
ula and general debility cured BY cdr Lind.
sey's Blood gearCher." IH.fl' tH.G 200 70
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Singing, smAtttng, irritation Of the utina.
~ passages diteaSed discharges, cured by
dBuchupaiba.. DfueglttS, Depot Baughllh
Bt6s 4 Co., Wheeling 's'"7 'a r
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The cheapest, purGi
and best family dlcine
In the world.
An eGectual specific ioI
all dikeaSfs Of the Liver,
Stomach and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver aud
prevent
cHILLs AND FEVER,
MALARI0uS REVERs,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RETLESSNESS, JAuN.
DICE AND NAUSEA,
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The above Is from very reliable farmer,
whose daughterwas In poor heal I'll for seven or
eight years, and could Obtain no relief until
she used Hop Bltters. She Is now in as good
health as any person In the country, We
have large sale, and tlIeyare making remark
able cures, W, II. BIsn0P & Co.
n HI.a 81 'u Mwr&w
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'tsELLEES Liver pills' have been the stand.
ard remedy faF nialitia, liver complaint, cos.
tiveneSS, etc, Tor fifty years
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Their Popularity and Sale Are
Truly Unprecedented.
Their Customers Praise
Them Very Highly,

They supplya need long felt, and must be-.
come household remedy. Just think-to
be cured in few weeks OF these terrible ner-
yous troubles aud awful suffering from Sick
Headache, Neuralgia aud Indigestion, and
the nervous system put in a natural and
healthy condition, destroying the possibility
Of Paralysis, Angina PectoFis and sudden
men and women In The full tide Of fife and
USEFULNESS. This simple remedy of Extract
Of Celery Seed and Chamomile Flowers, com
bined In the form Of Pills, Is u boon to hu.
manlty 1t has saved thousands OF nervous,
'Hckety, headAching children in our schools
and out every year, No nervous person or
sufferer from Headache, Neuralgia, Indigcs-
ton Or Paralysis, will do themselves justice
until they try them .r.... N
Price, 50 cents Q box, Sold by all druggists
Depot lOGNorth Eutaw st., Baltimore, Md.
gpptNWlB
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and rObblng existence Of all pleasure,
owing u the Aectet suffering from Piles, Yet relief
Is ready TO the hand Of almost any one who viii M,
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands, simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance 70
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Should not be regarded as trilling all.
ment-ln fact nature demands the utmost
regularity Ol the bowels, aud any tcyia,
ton from this demand Iaves the way
often To serious danger, II Is quite ~
necessary 70 remove impure accumuIa.
lions from the bowels Us II Is To eat or
sleep, and no health can he expected
where e0stlYe habit Of bodY nrnInlls.
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SICK HEADACHE.

ThlSdhtFessng Addiction occun most frequently.
the disturbance Of the stomach, arising from the
imperiectly digested contents causes severe pain
In the bend, accompanied with dlSlgeeable nausea,
and thls constitutes what Il popularity known As
CAuTlON.-Buy no powders or prepared Sim.
mons Liver Regulator unless IN our engraved wrap
per Win trade marx stamp and signature unbrokeil
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Diminished yigOr

Il reimbursed III great measure 10 those troubled
with weak kidneys, bya judlciOus rsc Of HOSTEL.
TIERS STOMACH BlTTifS, which lnvIgOntes
and stimulates without exciting the urinary Ognlns
In conjunction with ib influence upon them,
Il cOrreCs aCidlty, improves appetite, mud Is In
every way conducive 10 health and nerve fepbse.
Another marked quality Is its control over fever
and agiie, and lts power Oi preventing II. FOF
Salo BY all Druggists aud Dealer generally
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. study; text books iuTnlshod
AT COST calendar arranged To suit teachca; ex-
pensos for one year from 55 to 500; nOnaectAfian,
liberal, thorough. Fall term begins SEPTEMBER
7, lS3l. Attendance last year from S counties Of
Number u students larger than ior ten years pre-.
vi0nA
SsoFor catalogues and other information apply 70
the Acting President, D, h PURINToG, Morgan,
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Ghe GttetLi(sra1:.
our SOUTHERN CORRESPONDENCE,

Letter from Col. AIeck Campbell, OF
brooke COunty-TFlp from Steuben.
willie 10 a-RIFmInghRm, Ala
bama, asa Manufacturing Centre Crop
Prospects in the south.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

liam Black who was counted amongst
the illegal voters. Mr.. Black had for
msrly lived at Augustine Mills, bui
several months before the election he
married q lady in the Ninth ward and
from tha, time forward boarded with
his fathsr.in-lav, bat occasionally
stopped in at his mothers aud took .
m-aI with her, at the Augustine Mills
where be worked. On this fimsy pre-
text Blacks vote cast in the Ninth
ward was declared 10 be illegal. II is
also on record that some Of the reject d
vote. declAred.to be illegal were r'jeci-
ed merely on the suppOsitiOn that they
were cast for the Republican candidate
It ia on record also that while
they rejected Il vote Of eClorsd mar
Who was a coavio,, they refused to Re
lee, the vote OF q white man xho voted
the Democratic ticket and Who also vas
convict. twas enough TO have q
suspicion that Republican had no le-
gal right to vote, 10 reject him, Ehiie
no fraud however black was sufhsieni
to reject Democratic vote. II the 40
tion Of the City Council is just then is
the purity OF the ballot but 3 sEAdor,
mele visionary sentiment which does
not ard cauno. exist in Democratic
hands. However, trush AMI justice
canno. be entirely stamped ous. Pat
and "Bill' Lee though; hey
had throttlei Srd ekokei il 10 de2i1
in the Thiri'aad Pliia wards, bat III
rose up and confronted them at ta-
pills il NoTsnb bar and defeated tn
gIAring fraud thsT had 50 eleysrly
planned. Though the Democracy stole
ibe Inspec .or at the General election II
lid them no gooi 4nt though no: pro-
itiug BY the past they have stolen tLr
inspector again in the Ninth ward, i!
sill do them no good. The homes. peo.
pie Of the ward will rise MP and erusL
he perpetrators Of the fraud. ThoagL
he Democracy have possessed them
elves frauiplen'ly Of an inspector the
rand, fAr-reaching resul; Of the con.
est only shows the honesty o! Repubii.
ans and tas hhonesiy Of the Demo.
rata.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
Stealing aHlaspector,

Having stolen the INSPECTOR Of tn,
Ninth ward a. the General Election the
democracy had no compu1ctions Of COZ
science What-V-r t. p.e7er. them from
stealing ths Inspector Of the same ward
for the city el,otipn next September
Atthe City election last September The
vo.e returned was 139 or jams LYNN.
Republican, and Isl for ". 5. Cloud
Democrat. Here wer4 sight votes To
overcome, but it had to be done som..
how. The Ninth must be carrfe3 for
the Democrats next September. The
ezigencies Of the case w4r4 great. and
though great amount 4 rickery and
dlrty work had to be rssorted 10. the
Democracy "ere found equal for the
emergency. A ccntesl was eutered into
and as there we're only one or two ilIe-
gal Repub ican vot known to have
been pol'ed, the ward is scoured over
to find enon2h 10 overcome the smsI,
majority agsh st hem. To show how
hard run the Democrats were Il is only
necessary 10 er 10 the case of vii.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city COM
bihed, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore We
give advertisers more for
their money, and they should
be made aware of this fact
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which has
been steadily on the in
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

| IHR DHYEL'PMRNT3 IN the State L.g;s.
Ialure yesterday in rsfrrenc. TO tie "a
peal Of the two dollars tax on teacke-'-
certificates show the Democracy in q
bz1 light as reforners: Delavsreis ia the
only State in the Union that denies An
education 10 over 5000 Of her children
and leVies a tax on teachers Tor the
privilege Of teaching a lew mouths a,
starvation wages in some sections Of
the state. l! was not exuected when
the bill 10 repeal the tax sas intro-
Snce1 that theFe would be any oppo
sit!oH TO it even from the Demo- era,s
but 1t now locks as il those favoripv
the bin were the minority. Mr.. T. N.
"iiliams has not disappoint ID the ex-
peota'ion Of bis friends, but the weak
feeble excuses called Arguments Of |
h-ssrs. VanBurkalow and Roeinson are
really disgusting. there ia no hone
OF the rsDeal OF this unjust tax on |
'esGhTF', there will be little hope for
the passage Of any general educational
acts which will ring education within
the reach Of all the children Of the
State. We are glad thatthe Republicans
in the Legislature array Themselves
solidly in favor Of fall and free edu-
cation. They are forcing show oil
hands from the Democrats on everyl
question Of reform in such a manner
that should open the eyes of thoae who
have been 20 long led and ruled by
bourbon prejudice, - seq who are tn.
.ru- friends Of the best interests Of the
state.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15

THERE HAs BEEN a conviction at last
u So1.h Carolina for i egal voting ard
there is s.Il some hope Of the State.
rhs accuse1 was a colored man and
Gad perhaps accidently voted tEo
tickets folded together. Judge Thos.
Hsckey, Of uDsavory memory, for once
rose 70 tbs dignity Of his position ana
became not only vir.uous but eloquent
in den01ncing the terrible crime Of
ballot box s!ufi1g. Tears must have
run down his cheeks as he regretted
that the victim was colorsd man and
as be seized the occasion 10 tell the col.
cred race that they can only rise In
the world by strict adheranoe to the
principles Of justice and honesty and
BY apreser7ation Of the purity Of the
ballot box.
As there may be some curiosity 10
KEoT how it ever cane about that
there was conviction torillegAl voting
in the STATE Courts Of South Carolina
l. Is necessary for Us 10 Slate that the
man Was = negro and a Republican,
and he voted two Republican tickets
The Judge and jury, the prosecuting
attorney and all the other State ofiesys
were Democrats. This Is We presume
Snffc'ent explanation. When the |
prosecution of the Democrats Who'll
tufed the ballot boxes With 50 600 and
more illegal ballots is to commence We
're OF informed. Bat those who ka7e
'een slandsring South Carolina BY
harging her with failure to eufoyce
be election laws must take back the'rl
'ofds. Illegal voters can BE- prose.
lted and convicted in South Carolina
roVided they are Republicaus.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-15
INh 81 EE , shLE
Or
RE- Al. IN1AT y

" + n - h - n 4 r.
Fy virtue Of al oder otths Orphans Cout
Of the stAte OF DslaSaEe, IN RId nr N'S
, sstle Couliy, ., aac o; The Septomber term
pubile yerdue at the auction iUom Of Thou
IS N Cg'e. In Wilmington, cn
TUESDAY, tie lStA day q January. IssI
At IL O'Clock, a. m,
rho following desc-!bci Real EstAte. 10 wiz
Al that osr hin i0t Of lard. situated IN ihe
cily Of "i!uirgtOr, Ntv CF stlo County aud
State Of Dcisuarv, win three story bGcG
houte tha eJa red. D. Rtaltna -, FtHke
iAEdlbx on II hai ing itn0 o Washington
PIRcg II re GfEt4rce 81 ora hu7'Ted md
thIFty isCt from lhr EHr rhtaster side Gi sec.
end sire I, ant tory icJt II. 10 the northwest
> Ei6e q ash ngtnn street, theare along
the sad bul' h 4 no north thtry-lwJ de,
efs, rast twenty hye iset 10 q stake, tHetcc
by a GoW Ena n1ra tltr.eIEht Cenees, wet
TWO huUdrrc auG tIGty itos u stlse, lg0nrn
b. rev line ,ou-h hlly Two degree Sc.t
arAlle VITA Washington stree. twenty hEo
cot t0a corner oi l.skyit l. Iclsph Bring
turst, thsn'o by a line 'hergoI south MY
'oHT'e' cast iEo LuRdfed sni Sky ee' II
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