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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-The Rockingham
Register of the 18th says: ION Saturday, Dec.
Both, DR.. ]. J. W. Clutteur, of Fulk's Run, in
this county, accidentally shot himself in the
left arm, the ball entering the fieshy part OF
the arm below the elbow and coming out about
the wrist. We understand that DR.. j. l..
Hoover dressed the wound and that DR.. Clut-
teur Is doing as we'll as could be expected"
GENERAL FITz LEES LECTURE.-Quite a
large audience assembly in the Opera House,
on Friday night last, to hear Gen'l Fitz Lees
now famous lecture on the Battle OF Chan
cellorsville. Those who heard it were much
pleased, the speakers manner being attractive.
At times he rose to the heights of oratory I'M
Oressing his audience in a marked degree,
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IRON ORE.-We noticed several weeks ago
that Echols, Bell & Catlelt had leased a GER
tain portion of the Vesuyius tract, located in
the nor theastern portion of Rockbridge coun-
ty, on the line of the Shenandoah Valley
the party leasing, has had force at work,
and reports that he has exposed arch and pro-
life vein of brown hematite ore. This prop
erty is in the same mineral district of Black
Rock, Bare Bank, Cotopaxi, Kennedy and Mt.
Torry-embracing one Of the finest mineral
sections of the country
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. as, 1881,

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. as, 1881.
Gentlemen :-Ihave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at.
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion of spirits, and loss Of appe-
lite. / have taken several different
medicines, andwas treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but ] got no relief.
/ thought / would try Browns Iron
Bitters I have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all consequences
all out of my breast, and / have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the king Of medicines.
John K. ALLENpFR,
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SALE OF FINE PRoPERIY-We call spec
ial attention to the advertisement of Richard
Hogshead, Trustee. The property offered
embraces some of the most desirable real es-
tatein the county 1t is located in the thirty
ing and progressive village of Middlebrook, a
capital stand for store. Part of the property
lis the site of the lanyard burned some years
ago, an industry which during its day enjoyed
wide patronage and supplied an extended
territory. This trade could all be regained
should the purchaser erect tannery and push
the business. Taken altogether we do not
know ola better opportunity for the profitable
investment of capital than is afforded by this
sale
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THE NEW PRINCIPAL OF THE D., D. & B.
INsTITUTIoN.-We noticed last week the &C.
tion of the Board of Visitors of the D., D. &
B. Institution in electing as principal of that
great State charity, G. s. Roller, Esq, of this
county. Mr.. Roller is one of the most sue
cessful teachers we know of. In addition to
his scholastic qualifications, he possesses rare
administrative abilities, and as disciplinarian
has few equals. The school over which he
now presides, the Augusta Male Academy is
recognized as one of the finest educational in
situations in the State, and its success is due
almost entirely to the energy and tact of its
principal. With years of experience In the
education of youth, a genial disposition that
draws the young TO him, a high estimate OF
his chosen calling. and determination to
direct his best gifts to the discharge of the
trust committed to him, Mr.. Roller, we pre-
dict, will make a successful and excellent
principal, one whose administration will be
marked by progress, and the result of which
will be improvement to the pupils and inter-
ests of the institution generally.
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Issued Every Thursday Morning.
92.O0 A Year. Invariably i'm Advance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
strengthens the stomach and kidneys and aids
digestion.
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The Talk of the Town.
COLUMBUS. Ga. Feb a. Is

COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb 4, 1881.
II. II. WARNER 81 Co: iSsrs-Your Safe Kid
n,.,' anl Liver Cure beats all the medicines
EYER heard Of for kidney and liver dis
en- Il has cured genuine case of Brighl's
Di-'a-c here in Columbus [Iudge F., NJ
Bro, Il and that is proof enough for me- II
is The AK of The town.
J. N. GILBERT, NJ. D.
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For RENT
House on Frederick street. Location good. Pos
session given Jan. |, 1883. Apply TO
dec28 HEBER KER.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
No. Male Dining Room Servant Andy 1T
the Stewards Office, Western Lunatic Asyl
ian4-1t
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HNHE SECOND HAND STORE!
have on hand this week
Six Bedroom Sets, good as new, 8 Lounges, a
Lot of New and Secondhand Chairs and
Rocking Chairs, Bureaux, Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, 3 Sets Chest of Drawers
SIX NICE ENCLOSED wAsHsTANDs, TABLES,
az Heating and Cooking Stoves. *
100 New Bowls and Pitchers. lot of Mems Clothing,
Overcoats, &c.
R-All of these goods will be sold at bottom prices
Will buy all kinds of secondhand furniture, and
mems clothing aud all kinds Of stoves except base
burners. Respectfully,
Corner Of Augusta and Frederick SITS,
JUST RECEIVED.
? 1000 FEET 2 and INCH DRAIN TILE.
y OOO SEWER PIPE.
Always on hand all sizes
WATER, STEAM, AND GAS PIPES,
BRASS COCKS, VALVES. GUAGEs, &C., &C.
PUMPS, RAMS, &c.
CHIMNEY PIPES, TOPS &c, &c.
superior article
FIRE BRICK
pIUMPiN WORK
OF all kines executed in town ana country
J. s. L PsCoMB,
Next door to Adams Express ONCE,
Under Virginia Hotel
sent146m Staulton, Va.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post ONCE at Staunton, Augusta
County, Va.
Jan. Is, 1888.
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The sale of Mr.. B. B. Houseman's personal
which was to have taken place yes
terday. has been postponed until next We'd
nesday,
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Mr. Joseph B. Gorrell, Culpeper, Va, says
~)ur customers all speak favorabiy of Brown
iron Bitters"
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ROYAL PAssENGERs.-On Monday evening
the Chesapeake & Ohio train, eastward bound,
had attached to it two special coaches. con-
tanning representatives ofthe English nobility
The party consisted of His Excellency, the
Marquis of Lorne. Her Royal Highness Prin-
cess Louise, daughter of Queen Victoria Miss
Herney, Miss Mcneil, Col. Tourtelotte, United
States Army; Col. F. DeWinton. Capt. Hon
orable w. Bagot, Mr.. Jacline Bagot, DR.. Der
ret AS the train stopped for moment, at
the depot, a cabal-gram was handed the Prin-
cess from the Queen announcing the birth of
member OF the Royal family. The party
reached Richmond in the evening where ele-
CANT suites had been provided for them at Bal
lards They have been travelling since August,
but on this particular trip left British Column
bla, Dec 9TH Christmas day they spent in
Santa Barbara. About two weeks ago they
left San Francisco in special coaches and have
been on the rail pretty much ever since. They
selected the c. & o. route east on account of
its magnificent scenery, and though the snow
covered the face of the earth as they passed
along New River, and the grand panorama
that stretches along the road, yet the Royal
party are said to have been much impressed
with the natural wonders they encoun tered
The vice-regal couple is thus described:
The Marquis looks to be about thirty.five
years of age. He is decided blonde, and
wears no beard other than a moustache. He
said that he was in Richmond seven
teen years ago. and wanted to go about some
to see how things had changed there in that
time. The princess Is above the medium size,
has brown hair and blue eyes, and a very
pleasant expression. OF her affability, all
those with her on the trip speak in terms of
high praise. There are no children of this
union.
The Princess Louise is the sixth child of
Queen Victoria, and was borne in 1S48. In
1871 she was married TO the Marquis of Lorne
In 1878 Lord Dutferin was retired as Governor
General of the Dominion of Canada, and the
Marquis of Lorne was appointed to the post,
and he and his wife came to this country near
the close of that year but she has since then
spent great deal of time at home in England
In Richmond the Mayor and other officials
called to pay their respects
The vice-regal party 60 to Norfolk to-day
where an English vessel awaits them.
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NOTICE
Persons having business at my Furniture Store,
in my absence, will please call on Mr.. W. D. Cand
Ter, who may be found at all times either In the
shops, on the promises, at his residence. Under
taking promptly attended to at all hours OF the day
or night. Y. M, BICKLE.-
dec21-1
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No trouble to show our goods whether you buy
or not. HUNTER CO., Booksellers,
dec7 Staunton, Va.
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fever. Rev. W. A. Harris, Principal of the
Wesleyan Female Institute, has suspended his
school for the time being, and many of the
girls have returned to their homes One of
the pupils, Miss Mamie Jordan, of Dublin
Va. died on Friday night. There is one other
case in the Institute, but the patient is getting
along finely, and will be well in a short time.
A number of the pupils of the school who live
in distant states have not yet left Virginia,
and it is thought that the majority will return
and the session be resumed as soon as it is
certain that no further danger need be expected
from the fever.
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NOME PROOF.

.., ,,v., r,i,eases and Rheumatism
kldhe! ,THsn,4bIy-"EothInE seemed 70 help me
sonld no, SetouI Of bed. Dr. sm,1n p en,rH
Wheeling, W.. Va.
ts,.h POlypus Of Nose impaisS1 ySiSs;iIS sui
"a for rtGn; patent neiiclne iAiea W neiP me-
Dt. Oulish G"mP'e''' CHARLES CHADDUCK,
oi speldcl & Co, Wheeling. ". Va.
,-.,,.,, and liberated stumach.--''Treatmeilt
tPISIlrJ u Htyu = relief Or. Smith Cured
St ISA'' TH0aAs Holt, insurance agent; :
fir.-"I!'d them tC GS tTHtFa =. S1salNdToN.
sc tUIII't ~ fourteen years. Nothing seemed 70
satnS Im. bt. smith cured nm; ,,,,,,v cans "
Market street, Wheeling. ". Va
c..oo,- "Sui IcIed Tor Year, win Cancer. Had II
,St ,t,,s times. II teturIed after each opefA
u0n' , W. o'D' AAs. Il. 81. CIRCUIT.
p1 ILL., Yi,,uln Of AnuE-FiAt o. my back ioI y
vaaTs KetETied dying. Or. smith cured me WIN
out knife, In ave weeks THosAs coLy1N. ~
v,n,,o.a,r Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
r,,",",iHnT Of kecium, trOlApsus and, Files.
.-S%ss given up 10 die aud pIonounced mcufa'
bic, Dr. slni.h CURED Lac S1snEuT ln nsi ANy
Martins Ferry.
Raw. 4, o. LAdd writes:-"Dr. smiths proiea
,stns, s,rINs IA my family hay0 been most sAtls
,SctoTv and commend him 10 all a gentleman
An w. Ss,Snrtt ESIp Gys:-"l had been suffering
IA, ven VANS and treated BY many physicians iol
Gy,pepsiA. Dr. smith SAid had iaps worm. and
sSaI aG %T,n1SaS1fhIec ysars III hospitals for
,amaIts yye t,,e pecu lar advantages In such casos
peTsoS rllrCd Of CAtArth, diseases OF heart, liver
,,onns6 SidpeyG, Akin, blood, nervous aaectioni
nd Weakue,ttS u mn aud youth, ScrofulA and
NIhnR IesLiy TO my success.
HIeS cured without tue kulie.
iSentS al \ !islAnce may he treated BY letter and
utilization guaranteed. chart ior seltexatnina
ust seui Il, rsCslpt Of Two thfeecent stamps, and
ttyice returned Tree. om,n.
Consultation A. once tfeS' ~ v sa9,s
JOHN E, SMITH, N. D.,
mvl9 No 1901 "hApliue 1t. wheeling. w. We
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when all other remedies fail DE-. FRAzlrl'i
koor BrTrERs will cure General Debility,
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from DiSordered Stomach, Live
aFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at time
I was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until
heard Of you Root Bittera. ] have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they hAyt
-sstored me to my former health.
~ JoHN ROLAND, Cleveland, 0.
For sale by J. r. shirk. Logan 4 Co., also
Chss. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K
McConGhey, Bridgeport pAW
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3. "Golden Medical Discovery" is warranted
to cleanse the blood from allimpurities, from
whatever cause arising. For sCrofnla, sores
OF all kinds, skin aud blood diseases, its effects
are marvellous. Thousands OF testimonials
from all parts. Bend stamp for pamphlet on
Skin Diseases. Address Worlds DispepsarS
Medical Association. BnfTAlo. N. Y. 1wrN&w
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PLANTATION PLEasAsrRlrss.:-E yer frien'
can't stan prosperity wise him TO 90
skurity for somebody. No 'lociped ped.
lars needn't ply at dis cabin. When
straddle a saddle It amt VIII de 'spettation
OBJ maxim my ole legs. do de canterin'. Ef
ebber take q fool notion ter ride an walk
at de same time, yer'll see me harness up
a bean pole an play circus wifi dc chilun.-
TEXAS. Silings.
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MEDICAL.
THE CLERGY
Painful Case Of letter.

Az ~ vs.n teeu a 81 tierel from pRY
ihlVs for y Or ~ d tic on different portions
TtTIEa. ! daVsSi4I u 10 ny feet and hGndI; eaas
y s iSiocsely AID % g Ast q; i iu S
Es 4 e ssa G SSs; %t %s1 sa SsE II
Issf o0n'urE ,ns m. 10 ny notice without re-
a.rpe lies NhicG H. an IN. Of SHIFTS SPECIFIC,
W. commenced WV N i there iSscGrcely Tes!lge
I'D an h'p@ " Al no lime IA . years have S
9s ss s ID 1.1 ;ef s.t. S sRecae 70 sitn
VII 'tB.'''d' J.R BRASNoN, Macon. Ca
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El.IE,s ExPERIEScE.
An.o1.ln,or .cafe U,,srIy wl,tholHF' Pteoe,

ERIE Pa, September 10th, issl,-DE.
HAKrNAN:, caIinot but express my thanks
to you for the great benefit received from
the use OF PernnG aud ManAlln. One bottle
Of each placed me sqaaTeIy on my ,ieet, A nt5
and tben Jeff me lame ard crippled. Three
DAYS use OF these remedies dispensed with
he cane, and in week / was perfectly WELL
n. ]. WRIGHT, Business Agent, Erie Evening
Herald. Ask your druggist for Dr.. Hartmann
hook on the "Ills OF Lifen He will give 1t
gratis. II not address DR.. II, at Osborn, o.
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Ths greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores Can
Gers, Piles. Chi!blains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed 70
cure In every instance, or money refunded!
% cents per boz. For sale at Logan d Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug Store. n. J, Sc nai 20
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DR, ]. E. SMITH,
No, l4O4 Chapline Street. 81.
Near Fourteenth Street.

-.s,., evidence Of phyHcian's success = M
ne eSI' II i,ts pa,ens The increasing demand,
eTH,ya ~ services prove INA! have deaf AZ
y yS s sG name ss S hass S' Psn
ne. never uT bsFs many hundred certificates
DIN, tnoaS ~ham have cured Aiser they had been
ptSnSaISC,ISh @Sny ySSn hospital experience and
sa. WIN nSt.pHss IssII. and SI s SS 4
ADce Of s;cnir management inkures success, u
tsntiGa S.ti6,. aud iraikly give the patient my
nhinlou.
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IT is said that Jay Gould "reads the
Greek poets with facility" Maybe he does,
brethren, but YOU can bet your boots all
the Greek poets that ever poeted couldn't
read Jay Gould; no, not one chapter oil
characterization Hdwkeye.
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FIRsr student: SLOW stupidt Here my
uncle sends me twenty marks as q pres.
emit" Second student: II should think
you would be delighted" mot at all; i
was Just going to ask him to lend me
fifty."-Fliegsnde Biatter. n"- r
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TIE genuine sARArosA HIsH Rock srRn,e
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doc
on, bottle or gallen. Address all orders tc
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
J. 2. shirk and Logan d Co., Agents 81
Wheeling, and r. K. McConahey, Agent a
bridgeport. Hg,ll sl, il-t.. as., pSW
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Cgoup, WHooPIEG CouoH and Bronchitis
relieved by shiloh's Cure. Sold
by McLain Brothers, aud Alex. T. Young.
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CA4ArRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Mo
Lain Brothers, and Alex. +. Young D4w.
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Horsfor.I's a cid Phosphate imparts New
m. @ al Life and vigOr. l..ll ...iI

DR.. g. F. Newcomer, Greenfield, o., says:
"In the cases OF several aged men, who COM
planned OF forgettulness and disiuolination 10
think, move or BIZ spoken to, or hartassed 10
any way, they told me 1t impaired new life
and viRorn r
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sLEtrLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shilnh's Cure Is tho remedy
for you. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex, T. Young. p&W.
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su1oH's cousH and Consumption Cure Il
sold BY US on guarantee. II cures con
sumption. Sold by McLain Brothers. ant
Alex. T. Young. p4w.
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FoR lame Back. Side or Chest use shilohs
Porous Plaster. Price IS cents. Sold by Mo
I.ain. Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young. DAw.
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KrLLNs is the only remedy for bed.bugS,
reaches. ants. water bugs and other house
yermins, and Hunts Insect Powder 10 tht
sure exterminator. Price 26 cents. By oil
druggists tH
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Prepared only by

Ponds Extract Co., New York
!, Full line Of above preparations displayed
In one OF Ponds Extract Go. 9 Show Cases and
sold by Logan & Co., 96S Mainstreet, Wheel
and Twertv..ecord Street,. Centre Wheeling
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But this, gentlemen, is something vastly
different from the mere love Of party. They
are wider than the poles. The one is from
above, the other from beneath. The one
was the undying FIRE that burned in. the
heart OF patriarch and prophet, apostle and
martyr; the other the base passion that
neryed the hand OF a Cataline or Nero,
and that plotted the treason OF Davis and
a Lee. Patriotism lifts the banner OF the
nation above the flag Of party. 1t seeks the
prosperity Of the country first, the success Of
the party after. II smites wrong where
ever found and it would crush the party
rather than degrade the country. Such Is
the patriotism required by the lines.
8, The last element OF manhood sha' !
mention is piety. My friends, lin the pre-.
ceding ;ussion, this element asapparsnt
ly been left on, it is because, in every argu
ment its existence has been presupposed
This Is the coil in which all greatness
grows; this the only foundation on which
1t may be built. Responsibility to God
secures the truest aud most abiding q lei.
lily to man. To feel that l am In league
with omnipotence is the mightiest stimu.
lus TO zeal, the greatest incentive to effort
for mans lettering known to earth! 1t
gives strength to weakness, joy to sorrow,
pea'. to turbulence and victory in every
conflict. 'gi i"- So" go
1t is an OVERT ,wiug Nile that makes
the barren desert 10 blbom in fertility,
and TO groan with abundance. II
comes with It's offer OF present happiness,
and Of future eternal glory +, to
every victor. 1t binds time with eternity,
and makes every act Of this life thrill and
vibrate with endless consequences. :,
Brother warriors, once soldiers in the
army Of your country, summon you TO
the higher conflict for humanity. The
demands OF the hour are imperative. On
every side the air resolnds with the clang
Of arms. The call to duty meets us al
every step. There are wrongs TO be righted,
weakness to be strengthened, darkness to
be illumined, and sin to be blotted out.
Take to you the highest manhood, and go
forth TO victory. In the words. OF the
apostle, "Qpit. you like men: be strong"
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at.uOO REWARD

said to any chea. who Win a y as on am.
W.. w q ss; !, .s; ts %ns S1' ssanes
lS4iIe rO3lASi"~fr Ss saIFT SPECIFIC 20.
u" drawer 5. Atlanta, Ga.
,rw,,,o for the little Book. which will be
nded lfCe'
ycc small hl P9s5 + S9' ss; b IsEs All
noSlng GOlb,e quantity 81" t'' my25
lLm',j,,. ,rll II,
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Inf. and Minister'S Sore Threat
p'' CUrsd. U.. s.N

III, ,ov BY an attack q Bronchitis lnds, a Ssl
yp,;efi sore NV jocIvr said Try $. 8. b. hes
S%ieioI, Sasn T ,yr tO hi / Was aifaid Of being
iSpcd Tot ,aiird side rom the active duties o.
H %,.& t I'd am < S;s hssS
s.ape!e relief AM o'InIon that swIits Specific !,
lIn ceatySi Gp,eSsiSv, and Blood PuriheIs, 10 10
Il sas CGEA'I'equA II c. hoRSADY.
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pArRoNAGEMrowRR,

This is the key that fits into wards
Of this mystery aud throws 1t wide
10. plainest gase. This will explain how the
lordly senator, with naughty air, intolerant
tone, and autocratic methods, could hasten
70 Albany as tho pleader Of his own cause,
and in presence OF THE men who, hold his
authority ut their disposal, could assume
the humility Ola Uriah Hep, and prac.
tice the tricks Of ward politician. Gen.
tlemen: this conflict Is OF importance BIO.
cause the comedy oil to day may end in the
tragedy Of tomorrow. The clouds that
seem 60 harmless as they float above US
conceal the lightning in their folds. The
ground swell OF the sea as 1t strikes the
shore tells OF q tempest in the outer
depths. Who can predict the result when
the lightnings leap from their hiding place,
and SGT the continent ablaze? Who can
contemplate the disaster when the hurri.
cane lifts the sea Units wild embrace and
tosses It skyward In It's awful fury? / have
SPOKEN OF the extent Of our territory.
But much OF 1t 10 'unoecupied, or sparse!y
settled. Whole territories have only here
and there pioneer. But this 10 chang.
ing with incredible swiitness. One hun.
dred million Of souls will soon DO dwelling
upon our soil. Two hundred thousand
offices will be at the disposal Of our party
chieftains Can both the system and the
nation snrvive7 Can the lightnings oil
human passion DO then restrained? Can
the tempest OF human ambition be then
controlled? Will no Cesar in the presi.
Dental chair plead necessity for the per.
petuation Of his power and the overthrow
Of our iberties9 viii no Napoleon sum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-29

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