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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-22
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MISREPRESENTATION BY AN EN-.
W perienrcI middle aged man $3.50 years of
hSrl Us BOOK keeper. Assistant BOOk.keepef clerk
Or Sie'nan, BY the frst OF April. Address Y. this
Once, mhqia
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Go TO your druggist for AIRS. ETeemaa's Et1u
National Dyes For brightnessand durability
OF color, are unequalGd. Color from 2 to s
pounds. Directions in English and German.
Price. Is cpnts
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Impotencyofmind, limb, or vital functions
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &c, cured
by Wells Health Remover" 81. At drug,
dists. Depot, laughlin Bros & Co., Wheel.
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DOEs YOUR child cry ont inin sleep and
wuken with set teeth and staring eye.2 II
may not have worms, but one dose OF Denfg's
Worm Syrup will relieve It aud bring quiet
sleep. % cents bottle,
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and as il is now law, and CoRsiderablein.
tcrcst attaches to the subject, the proyis.
iona referring to the unlawful combinations
OF persons are appended entire:
.. II two or more persons combine, or
conspire together for the purpose Of intlict.
ing any punishment or bodily injury upon
any other person or persons, or Tor the
purpose oil destroying, injuring or taking
and carrying away any property, real or
personal, not their own, every such person,
whether he has done any act in persian Z
OF sHcit combination or conspiracy or not,
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor and fined
not less than fifty, nor more than five hun.
dred dollars, and may, 1T the discretion of
the court, he confined in Jail not less than
one, nor more than twelve months.
10 II anypcrson, in pursuance OF sue
combination or conspiracy us is mentione,
in the next preceding section, shall inlliCt
any punishment or bodily injury upon an
other person, or shall destroy. injurc, or
take and carry away, any property, real or
personal, not his own, he shall be guilty Of
IL felony, and confined in the peniteMttaiy
not less than two nor more than ten years.
And II, on the trial OF m Indictment under
this section it be proved that two or more
persons, the defendant being one, we're
present, aiding and abetting in the COM
mission OF the otIense charged therein, il
shall be presumed TINT sICh oITense was
committed in pursuance OF such Combin-
alton or conspiracy, in the absence OF sat.
isiactoFy proof to thGcoRtrary.
II. No person called us q witness for the
state on tho triIl OF any person for an Of
Tense mentioned in either Of the two next
preceding sections, shall be excused from
answering my question which may lie ask
ed him rs such witness and which would
be otherwise legal and proper, on the
ground that the answer to such question
would or might degrade him, or expose
him 10 punishment; but no suCh witness
who shall fully and truly answer
all such questions rs may be ask
ed him touching his connection
j with, or knowledge OF such combination OIL
conspiracy, or OF tho commission Of thu
oiFense charged in the indictment, in pur
snanre Of such combination or conspiracy
shall thereafter be prosecuted or punished
for the same oifense mentioned in tho in
dietment upon which the accused Is beini
tried.
70. Persons offending against any OF tn
provisions OF the ninth and tenth sections
Of this chapter, may DO indicted therefor
either jOintlyior separately.
The bill also amends the law prohibiting
the carrying OF concealed weapons.
Il Senate bill No, 1Ss, amending the chap
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Jacob H. Bloomer, Virgillc, N. Y, writes:
THOMAS ECLEcTmC Oh cured badly swollen
neck and sore throat In iorty.eight hours.
My wife was also cured OF lame foot In
twenty.fOur hours"
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r. ro1ttyc and eiectaai remedy Tor all Nervous
diseases In every stage Of lt-young 81 Old InaeG
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nsirsd PrsIn Power. and dEseases from Whten ~
inncI,, mi waste u lie SPRINGS all OF which cannot
isIi to undermine 'hG whole SyStem. %eIy 0Isnn
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rNvr the way 10 M early death. II rlnvinAleS aye
and rCInyIgon,tcS youth Each package contains
MnIcni fnr Two weeks treatmcnt MIC
inlet which will be sent free. With lnll
Snld hy all Druggists At 80 cents p0esage. ~
twelve naCEsgck for S. co. VIII he sent tree by all
on yefsiPi 81 money by addressing ,,,,, ~,
wERBS HiLRCrRlc MEDICINE ". Wv
ijodSE & CO., wholesale and Retail Agents
Wheeling. pAWIA3t
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OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
sure cure for Piles. pkW
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TUESDAY, MARCH14. 1Ssq

commencing VI ~ O'Clock \. NJ, the following Dc.
Scrhed property, that is TO say: certain piece or
parcel d land situated near West Liberty, Ohio
aud being The same UP6a which de sEbd m NJ,
Dunlap now resides
lwlIl convey only the title vested in me by iatd
Iced Of trust. y -
TERMs 0P sALE-0nc third the purchase money
m the dag OF sale, the balance in two equal instai
nenls nj SIX aud twelve mOnths'with Interest from
lay Of slle, the purchaser giving notes secured 81
icen Of trust OH the property Tor the deferred pay.
\ jAlS WM. N, DUNLAP. Trustee
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SAMARITAN NER11NE

Cures Epiieplc Fits, Spsms. CONVERSIONS. 81.
plexy, Paralysis, rheumatism. Nrnnlpin IN, XII
nll Nervous diseases Thi. IuinlIiGir nurjy
VIII positively eradicate every species Of M.
VOWS Dstnngcmcnl. md drive them away from
MaShcc lucy came, never 10 return again. 1t
utterly destroys the germs Of lIsrnsp ~ nenirol.
lLlng tue hereditary faint or poison Iu the Gysien.
sn1 tIoioHghly ciAdich,es ihU disease, and III.
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The above sale f. continued until TfIURsDAY
April. -, 1851 ut 20 o'clock A, ~, al Tic font
door Of the court house.
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'oieE frlce 10 cents 4 bottle.

Some ten years ago my wife's hair com.
menced falling, aud got very thin and turned
gray, but after using London Hair Color
heSlorGr Tie scalp became healthy, the hair
stopped falling, tho color was restored. md
i now growing beautifully.-J. A. TYEEs,
Wilson, NJ MwEsW
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SAMARITAN NERv1NE

Cures Female Weakness. General Dehinv TOr.
e9Th@a ar Whites, Pafuit;i Mrn.triiniioI.
liberation OF the Uterus. Internal Heat, Gravel
!nlaWmallon Of lhe Brdder, lrrltnbiII,y Of tbs
bladder. For WGkefulncrs Of Night, there ia
20 better rrtT%dy. during tho change Of lie no
yons system, md givesrs,, comfort, aud naturv's
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Mr. Hubbard offered House Joint Reso.
luton No. ~, instructing our Senators and
requesting our Representatives to support
Il protective tariff:
RAOirsd byMe Legislature Of West Virginia
tirst--Ihat our Senators in Congress be In
structed and our Representatives requested
to support such tariff Us shall not be for
revenue only, but shall protect American
industry.
SecOnd-That the Clerk Of the House Of
Delegates forward copy Of this resoutic
to each OF our Senators and Representa-,
tivGs.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to lay the resolu.
ton on the table and make it the special
order for Tuesday next Mt | | o'clock A, NJ.
On this motion Mr.. Hubbard demanded
the ayes and noes, and they were taken.
Theayr3 were: Messrs Wilson (Speaker),
beck%lih, Bell, Brady, Creap, Crpmrine,
DAWSON, Depue, Dodrill, Edmi IN, Fer.
guson, Fisher (0f Braxton). Fiber (oi
Hardy, Fbya, FHlkeEson, Gantha,n, Hal
lol BArbonrl ElOli, Irons, John. on, Leon.
ard, Lowry, Morrow, Poe, Quarter, Settle,
Srtlehstrieker, and Wells lot Marion} -923'
The noes were: MCssrs Babb, Day,
Evans, Hobbs, Hubbard, Kcpner, LUX,
Maxwell, McCord, McCrum, Mcneil, Orr
RACy, Scabrght, Siler, Sinclair, stce.e,
Thompson, Tippett, Watson, Wells (ot ".
ierl, and Wilson (of BarbourJ.-22.
So the motion was adopted.
The following gentlemC , were absent on
leave and not voting: Bee, Cox, Davis,
iackworth, Hall (of Wetzel), Lurty, Lynch,
Meadows, Mollett, Monroe, Prince, Rowley,
Sha p, Sheppard and Wayt,-l5.
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T0RN WANTED.

The highest market PRICE paid for white or
yellow corn.
Wheeling Grape Sugar and Refining Com.
pany. A. G. EGERTER,
nv Secretary.
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TuE"::.ondon Hair Color Re,torOr,,

The ":.Ondon Hair Color Re,torer"
Is the most delightful article eyer in.
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
ReStorerS, beingentircly free from all
impure ingredients thai render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling of the hair
exists, or premature grAyness from
sickness or other causes, Its use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause healthy growth, cleans.
ing the seal from ali impurities, dan.
druit, ETC., ut the same time pleas,
Ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
grnntly pertumed, rendering the hair
soft and pliable, making It an iAdis.
Pensahle article In every toilet Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
RestOEeF, Price Ia cents n bottia
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Queen City Hotel
FRED V0lGT, Proprietor.
n. E. Cor: Sixth and Race Streets
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, ONO.

TERMs-sl so to s? 100 per Day; or on
European Plan, Lodging 50c, 76c and 81 90
per Day.
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Of the bill, and insert the following
5. That until new apportionment OF
delegates in Pursuance OF tho Constitution,
the House Of Delegates shall consist Of
sixty.hve members, which shall be appor.
toned rs follows; To the county OF Ohio,
four delegates; to the counties oil KRnawha
and Wood, three delegates each; to the
counties OF Berkeley, Greenbrier, Harri.
son, jackson, Marion, Marshall, Mason
and Preston, two delegates each, and to
the counties Of Barbour, Boone, Braxton
Cabell, Calhoun, Doddridge, Rayette, Gil
mer, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Lewis
Lincoln, Logan, Mercer, Mineral, Monon
gala, Monroe, Morgan, Nicholas, Pendle
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The particular attention Of ths Pbir q CHILLED 10 M
Gd that The entire HHnbor 81 he icttiS oTs1rk NoNlkv
Dduing Is sod and consequently al ne pFilCs n cdek
trGleLn1 arr sd nnddriiTi dpdih inhiBWEIW
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vlsOry Commission bill, and amends chan.
ter II OF the Code. concerning certain pow.
ers and duties OF the Governor md the
subordinate officers Of the Executive depart.
ment and all officers OF public institutions
in the State.
Senate bills 10, 200, 1888. Ill, 2l2 and
2lS were also passed. The first of these
amends and rc-enacts chapter 1856 Of the
code, which contaiusthe general provisions
IN regard TO civil casc3. The second is II
bill to ratiiy and lcgNliZe certain acts Of the
persons acting rs the EOard OF Education Of
Riyhland school district Of Ohio county,
and TO legalize the election in regard ia
levy for school purposes held in said dis.
trict on the 18th day Of June, 1881. No I33 is
another RevisOry Commission bill, I'd
amends and re-cnNcts chapter IL, coIcer
ing, he Legislature, its officers, membe
and proceedings. No. Ill amends cllapt
l3S, concerning costs in coul,
No. 2!2amendS chapter 49, concernii
continuances OF causes, and 2lS amen,
chapter l49, concerning offences agaiu,
morality and deee.tcy. Senate bill aaGG
amending the law concerning tho reQuir
Ing OF security to keep the peice, was also
passed, after which the House took the
usual recess
The afternoon session was largely taken
up with the third reading OF bills, and The
following were passed:
Senate bill No. 2SS, to allow A. L. Van
dial, Sheriff Of Roane county, further time
to return his delinquent lists for the yeal
1851;
Senate bill No. 2l5, concerning attempt.
TO impede the administration Of The courts
Senate bill No. PIG, concerning bills o
exceptions and writs OF error in crinina
cases;
Senate bill No. 224, amending and re
enacting section OF chapter lis Of thu
Code OF West Virginia, and adding nd
diiionNl sections thereto, for the punish
ment Of unlawful combinations ant
e,o!'nsGiracies to injure persons or property.
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WAY DO you buy Seeds from boxes In country
w stores that rarely grOw, when you can order
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ter q the c0de eOnoernIng edacati0n, va

ter Of the Code concerning education, was
passed.
New Senate bills were then taken Up,
and number read the first time.
Shortly after four o'clock,
the LEGISLATIVE ArpoRTloNMEST BILL
was read the second time. Mr.. Riley moved
TO strike ont sections one and two and in
sert in lieu thereof the following:
!. That until the Senatorial districts oil
this State shall be altered in pursuance Of
the provisions OF the Constitution the
counties Of Brooke, Hancock and Ohio
shall constitute the Fist Senatorial dis
trict Marshall, Wetzel and Marion the
Second; Monongalia, Preston, Taylor and
Tucker tic Third: Doadridge, Harrison,
Richie and Tyler the Fourth; Jackson,
Pleasnnts, Writ and Wood the Fifth; Ca.
belt, Lincoln, Mason and Putnam the Sixth;
Boone, Logan, Mcdowell, Mercer, Raleigh,
Wayne and Wyoming the Seventh; Clay,
kNnawhu, Nicholas and Roane the Eighth;
Fuyette, Greenbrier, Monroe, PoChontas
and Summers the Ninth; Braxton, Cal.
houn, Gllmer, Lewis, Upshur and Webs.
ter the Tenth; Barbour, Grant, Hardy,
Mineral, Pendleton and Randolph tho
Eleventh, and Berkeley, Hampshire, JET.
lerson anil Morgan the Twelfth.
In reference to the proDOsed amendment,
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-08-03

The gentlemen who composed the
met in Richmond on the goth, placed
themselves in opposition to tninc-tenths
OF the Republicans Of the State in the
policy suggested, the Republican admin
istration at Washington, and the Re-
publican sentiment of the entire coln-
try. 1t would be strange, indeed, if all
these influences should be vicious and
wrong, and only the policy Of these few be
right. They committed the blunder, 100,
of assuming that the colored voters of the
State could be deluded into an attitude of
opposition to their own interests because a.
colored man is put forward for All ilnpor-
tant office. The colored people of Vir-
ginia may not be as well versed in political
literature as these gentlemen of the COM
mttee, but they have knowledge and sense
enough to know where their political rights
and interests lie,and cannot be deceived by
any such shallow pretence of concern for
them as is indicated in the nom ination of
Mr.. Dawson. 1t is not color that they are
after, but the rights and immunities of cit.
zenship, and where one of the race is per-
suaded to masquerade in Republican dis
gnise to further Bourbon interests, they can
readily detect it by instinct, il in no other
way. 1t is no time for. sentimental poll
tics. Results are what they want, and it is
| easy to see that to vote for Mr.. Dawson
would bring about such results rs they do
not want, against which they have been
voting and fighting ever since they were
entrusted with the ballot-the triumph of
the BOuI bon faction
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-08-03

The Tribune of the Both reviewing the bust
ness and the market for the week previous
says: "The collapse of the wheat specuations
is altogether the most important commercial
event of the past week and month On the
Goth of June, No 2 red winter wheat in New
York elevators sold at 81 80, on the 6th of
July at 81 SO, on the 10Th at 81 294, On Sat
urday, the 22d, at 1194, and on Saturday, the
goth, it closed at 81 II. At Chicago the mar
ket was completely demoralized, and the ope-
rators who, less than month ago, were boast
ing of their triumph in "cornering" the mar
ket, on Saturday were resorting to all sorts of
legal and illegal tricks to escape a loss of
several millions. The large receipts, the great
quantity and good quality Of winter wheat
harvested, the decided Improvement i'll pros
poets as to spring wheat, which is now nearly
ready for the reapers, all have combined to
crush the combinations by which bread has so
long been made unnaturally COSTLY"
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Institution at Staunton was found by the
new management. We have been informed
by the new Steward and the new Executive
Committee that it had been stripped of
nearly all that should have been found on
the premises, apart from the furniture of the
rooms, about which we heard nothing
There were scarcely any tools found in the
workshops; there was not an axe, a hoe.
shovel or pick on the place-the dairy was
devoid OF crock or churn; there was
not pound of flour or meal on the prem-
Uses, and only SO in the Treasury-making
it necessary for the Steward to advance
800 Of his own money to get immediate
supplies. The garden had been allowed to
grow up in weeds, and consequently ruined.
The grass permitted to mature and div.
without being cut, and negligence and
waste manifest in every direction. One OF
the Executive Committee stated to us that
it would take at least $1,000 to put the insti-
tuition in a condition to meet the demands
upon it for the next session.
We notice these facts as coming directly
to us from those who know and have right
to speak, to refute the wholesale ISLANDERS
contained in the article we have given
above from the Lexington Transcript. We
know every man and woman who Is now in
position at each of the institutions, and we
know those who preceded them. and it is
| no reflection upon the capacities or qualifi-
cations Of those OF the past management
to say that the present management is its
equal in every respect. No friend of the
State charities or of the State will have
cause to regret the change, so far as the
affairs of the institutions is concerned
That political bias has been given to the
appointments is no fault of the Readjusters.
They only turned out their political enc
MES to make way for poitca friends, not
unmindful, however, of the special fitness
OF the new appointees for the duties as
signed them. To assume that one party
may make partizan appointments when in
power. and that another must not when it
gets in power, is presuming upon human
| uaCuTc. anu WOulI De Ill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that all the capacity and all the honesty be-
longed to one political organization, and
none of either to the other.
1t is safe to state that no interest Of Vir-
ginia in any Of the departments of govern
ment, or the ram ifications thereof, will suf-
fer by reason of the change that has been
made in the governing power. Thus far
all the tendencies have been favorable. The
peoples interest have been cared for-lib-
eral sentiment nculcated-sectional and
race prejudices discouraged, and a general
feeling of confidence inspired Such SLAM
ders as our Kentucky cotemporary has been
duped into circulating will have no effect
here, where all the facts are known; and it
is only to remove any unfavolable impress
sion abroad, that we have deemed it advisa-
bic to notice this at all. That they are
ISLANDERS every one here knows, and SLAM
ders we want our Lexington confrere to so
pronounce them, and thus do justice to a
neighbOrmg State.
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Most Wonderful.

Very seldom do we read of an actual case
OF recovery, where hope had altogether been
lost, to equal that which was on Monday in.
vestigated by Dsspatch reporter who had
heard, in various quarters, persons talking to
their friends of cure, seemingly little short
Of miraculous, that had been performed. VIM
Lincoln Curtis is the name OF the young man
in question. He is now employed at H. K
Porter & Co.'S Locomotive Works, Pittsburg
His disease was chronic Rheumatism. The
enormous swelling and pains in the joints OF
his arm soon produced paralysis OF his left
arm. He gradually grew worse, his ankles
and knees were soon even worse than his
arms, his cheek bones began to enlarge, spread
ing his face out of all resemblance to his for
mer self. Two physicians pronounced him
hopeless. Pruaaa cured him. Page 26, DR.,
Hartlnan's Ills OF Life" 'i.i,' 'iIiN
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Geological SURVEY.

The following statement we find in the
Washington correspondence of the Rich
mond Dispatch. The correspondent linn
its his reference to the members of Con-
gress OF his own political faith, which Il
unjust to Others. Gen. Malone, Capt.
Paul, Col. Fulkerson and Judge John Z.
Harris have all been active in their efforts
to secure favorable action on this important
measure. Mr.. Shut, Of West Virginia,
and at one time prominent Democratic
politician OF Illinois, has devoted much
time and labor to impress favOrably men,
bers Of Congress in behalf of the survey.
From gentlemen well informed in the
premises, we learn there is good reason to
believe the bill will pass, and that geologi-
cal survey OF the States and Territories will
be accomplished. Virginia is deeply in
terested in tn is measure. and whoever aids
in its passage will be entitled to the thanks
OF the people of the State, irrespective of
party: u-. s...... ID.
The House made ample provision in the
sundry civil bill, as far as the appropriation of
funds went, for geological survey of the
States, but under its rules it it could introduce
no new legislation in an appropriation BILL
1t therefore simply declared this appropriation
was for the purpose Of making geological
map of the public domain of the United States,
with the understanding that the Senate would
strike out public domain" This the Senate
Appropriations Committee has done, and the
prospects are that we shall have soon a Gov
erment map showing the vast mineral wealth
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DEATHS.

On the Goth, at the residence OF his UNCLE Jas P
RUSSELL at Mint Spring. Of typhoid fever, Mr.. James
@. Fisher, in the ed year Of his age. The funeral
took place from Calvary Chapel. ...t..
On the Goth, near Summerdean, in this county, OF
paralysis, Mr. David Ker, brother of s. X. Ker, Esq,
OF stanton in the 8Oth year of his age.
July 10, Of consumption, In Harrisonburg, Alfred
Thompson, aged So years, months and - days,
leaving wife and two children.
Near Deerreld, Augusta county, Va, on July
2Oth 1882, Miss Mollie b. Gordon In the 10th year
Of her age,