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Excess Of these taxes paid over above

20
Cstmnte......,.............. 900 70
The actual receipts at the Treasury were
but little in excess OF the estimates, yet
the appropriations for each year were
largely in excess Ell the estimates.
j During the past year, charges OF misman.
arement Of the finances have been made,
and also OF misappication OF the school
funds Of the State. / beg leave to submit
the following statement: -
BY reference to the report 'ot Auditor
Thomas Boggess, made to the Legislature
in January, 1871, 1t appears that on tue LIST
day Of October, 1870, there should have
been In the Treasury, page five Of his 70;
port, as follows: }-t,' tNS Z r..'t
To the credit OF the general school fund SSs %
To the credit Of the irfeducible school ,,,.o
fund .,,...,...,....".. 21oeV II
....... ,sg7sSis AZ
''''' ''''''"''''''''''' EIN''-o 70
pcscIcpey cobas 81
II will thus be seen that the entire
revenues OF the State for the fiscal year
ending September 80, ,slS70, applicable to
pay appropriations, had been exhausted,
and $60,52S "a OF the school funds had
been taken to pay general charges on the
Treasury. OF this sum the Auditor says
ss4O8g II was Of the general school fund,
and $25,56O II was OF the irreducibIe
school fund. ,,,,, .,
ann OF 500, 52S 81 was used to meet the
extraordinary appropriations made Of the
last session OF the Legislature, which ex'
ceeded| the Auditors estimate by mora
than $4,000" -;
This use Of the irrcducible school funds
wns In direct violation OF the first section
Of Article 10 Of the Constitution o. 1858,
| Ithe Constitution then In force,) which re-
Suirea said innd TO hs riavested under
snch regulations as may bepToslded by
| law in the interest bearing securities u
tlio United States or OF this state.H =.
nv reference to the report Of Auditor
Bennett, lyho succeeded Auditor Bog
CESS, made TO the Legislature In January,
Iis7g, ON page OF bis report the Auditor
says: 1.-THE annual report OF the Auditor
lof the year 1870 exhibited the fact thai
the general State fund was indebted % the
school funds in the sum OF SG0o!S ~,
which grew out OF the use Of said tpnds in
the payment Of the ordinary appFopriS'
tions. which should be paid out Of the
Einnds. raised for general State purposes
| It viii DC seen from the report Of this
wear. that the amount 'of this indebted
tnpss has been materially reduced" Tht
lamount OF the reduction was 1857 10
THE Auditor then recommends that
special tax Of aye cents on each SlN
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PoMn1s EXTRACT 60.

: ID Wost 18th St.. Now York.
Full line Of above preparations displayed
in one Of Ponds Extract Co.'s Show Cases and
sold bv Logan & Co, ,p53. Mainatreet, Wheel;
ng also by c. MOenkemOeIler, corner Market
mi Twentv.second Streets, Centre Wheeling
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FREE SCHOOLS,

The friends Of popular education in this
State cannot but be, gratiied at the able
and efficient manner in which our superin-
tendent has discharged his duties, and the
steady progress made in our free schools
his care and management.
His report Of the operations Of the free
schools for the year ending September 80,
1889, exhibits satisfactory results obtained
as compared with previous years. j.
Your attention is invited to valuable
suggestions made in his report, having for
their object such amendments to the law
as willsimpliiy and render more efficient.
The following is comparison of the
working OF the system for the last year
with the previous year:
Total value Of school property fot.the 800.
year 1857, ISZ3voI IL
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HOME PROOF


Kidney ana Liver Diseases and Rlieumatim.-
suffered TGrnbly.-"Nolhing seemed 10 help me;
could not gctout Of bed. Dr. smith enied ma"
ZRPT. PHILLlPs,
Wheeling, WA
catarrh, Polypus o. Nose, Impaired Voice: Sui.
Tered for year; patent medicine failed 70 help me-
d. smith 00np'e'''ye SdltH rs oHADDuoK,
otspeidel & Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
DyypcpsiR and liberated Stomach. -mfreatrncnt
for Yeas failed 70 give me relief Dr.. Smith cured
F-HAd them for tSnIise9 ysffSi d Smith
T sssoiais, Running Sores on Hcad.-"ay ION was
Afflicted for fourteen years; Nothing seemed 70
t''f 1850 MRS. CATHERINE GAPS,
MAEketStreet, Wheeling, W, Va.
Cancer-'tsutgeret Tor Year, with cancer. Had II
cut out three tines Il returned after each opern.
don. Dr. Smith cured me without knife, caugtieol
Piles, Filtula Of AnuA-YlAt Of my back for is
weeks Reported dying. Dr.smith cured me with.
1ut knife, IN i've weeks. ,.a.--
Wholesale Grocer, Main g., Wheeling. ". Va.
alterations Of Rectuui prolApsuA and Piles
was given up N die and pronounced incuIable.
Or. Smith cured me without knlien
WARRINGTON DELAEY,
Rev. Il. o. LAdd writeS-'Dr. Smith OCCASIONAL
services In my family have been most satiStActory
md commend him to'alies q gentleman and 4
Mn. Margaret Kolb ayr-'tI bad been suffering
Tor seven yeaIA and treated By n1iny physicians for
iyTpcpGIa. Dr.. Smith said had d tape worm aud
In eight hours removed monster 100 ieot long, !
Female Complaints Three yeRn In hospitals for
females, giVO me peculiar advantages In such caseG
Persona cured Of cataTTh diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, akin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, ScroiulS aud
asthma testify 70 my SUCCESS.
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at Q dIItAnt may be treated by letter and
Atlklaction guaranteed. chart for s0ii exarnlnk.
ton sent on receipt Of Two hree-oont stamps, and
Idyice returned free.
Consultation d once ifCO. Once houn from A.
Y. 7P. r., daily. Call on or address
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The report Of the Board Of Regents Of
the University, accompanied with detailed
statements OF Its management, is laid be-
fore you.
It is gratifying to report that this, the
principal seat Of learning in the State, is
gradually gaining in popularity;, that
many OF our young men DESTROYS OF obtain
ing collegiate education, are now in at
tendance upon It's schools, in preference
to similar institutions in other States.
The catalogue for the scholastic years
1882 shows an increase OF students over
former years, the number in attendance
being III.
The number enrolled for the year 1928
is 1888. This is larger number present ut
the commencement OF the fall term than
were ever present at the beginning OF any
scholastic year since the foundation OF the
institution. )
During the last winter the President was
notified by the Secretary OF War to return
the arms and accoutrements belonging to
the United States, which had been fur.
nished for the use OF the cadets. Upon
being notified OF the order, addressed a
letter to the War Department, requesting
tue Ofuef 10 DC reCNlleit US tue Cthte WAC
not possessed by the kind Of arms used by
the cadets to supply their place, and com.
pliance with the order would result in dis
banding the cadet corps. was unable to
have the order recalled. concluded to
purchase the arms, which was done, the
amount being charged to the States dis
Itributive share Of military supplies fur
nished by the United States Government.
The report Of the Adiutant General con.
tains d list OF the arms purchased and the
amount charged for same. 4-
The Board OF Regents request the follow
ing appropriations for the fiscal year end.
ing septem Der 20, 1888, and like sum for
the fiscal year ending September 80, 1884:
For salaries Of ptotSiE OJ W
For current and epntingent e&penstA SHep a.. :,
it''ffi''''''u- 4yyS y
For expenses Of regents ~ "
For Library AVuO w
For eIaln and improvements, aside from :.
Gu rent and contingent cxpenAes-,s 800 o
Total isSO q
| Les lpteTt Il on endOWment,a.-Sn'a " :.
Les ltlQh iees ,,,,,,i'.s4ttt' 4tta W SAUe2 Y
Amount Of appropriation required, ,sl6slT u
STATE HOARD or HEALTH.
The law establishing the State Board OIL
Health aud regulating the practice Of med
icine and surgery as amended and re-en'
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Fell Down.

Fell Down.
Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street. Buffalo,
fell down stairs aud severely bruised his
knee. A few applications OF DR.. Thomas
EcIcctrfc Oil entirely cui him. Dkw
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EV4HV0EI HOV'' U''''' '''''''' ~.
1t will be seen from the Auditor's.roport
that it was necessary for the State to bor-
row the sum Of $4,000 for the fiscal year
ending September 50, 1881, to meet a cas-:
nal deficit in the Treasury for that year, Of
which sum $4,000 has been repaid with
interest. And that for the year ending
September 80, 1882, it became necessary to
borrow the further sum OF $4,000, show
ing an aggregate OF loans for these years
unpaid Of $4,000. a
Your attention is invited to the estimates
furnished by the Auditor to the Legisla-
ture for these years. 1t will be seen that
for the fiscal year ending September 80,
1881,
Ills estimates Of receipts wCre,...,... $50 %
The actual receipts weIe.i,.. 8oI,SoI "
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DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
NO. I'LL oHAPLINE STREET.

NJ. liz ChAfLlNE n1hEEl.
rhebest evidence Of physicians success Is the tea-
timony Of hISpatiCnts, The increasing demands for
my professional services prove that ] have dealt
me, IneVer use PATIENTS name without permis.
don, though have many hundred certificates from
those whom have cured after they had been pro-
uouncCd inCumble. 4 thorough medical education,
With many years hospital and familiarity
with therapeutic agents, close observance OF tenn.
ornamental peculiRnties and strict attention to
hyEieuic management lnSnre6 success, II cure Il
possible, aud frankly give the patient my opinion.
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II you doubt, come TO tec us. and We will CURE
you, or charge nothingl Write Tor particulanand
bopy OF the little book, Message TO the ,Unior.
tunGte Suffering" Ask any Druggist as to our
standing.
as'sI 900 Reward will be paid TO any Chem.
LIST who will find, on analysis Of 100 bottles OF 8.
g. g., one particle Of Mercury, IOdde oil Potassium,
or any Mineral substance, SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Proprlctors, Atlanta, Ga. ,uu. ~
Price OF Small Size, o. 90
Large Size, l75
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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About four or ave weeks ago l was afflicted with
d very aggravated type OF Hood disease. COM
enccd 9slng s. :. s., and after taking the hrSt bot.
10 felt 10 muuh relieved that ! bought tiye more,
aud am glad 10 say alter uiug four Of them. that /
am entirely cured, previously having been under
medical advice for several months.
q. q. r. Richmond. Va.
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This increase over the estimates for tile
year was mainly due to the fact that q
much larger amount was paid into the
Treasury Tor county and district taxes due
from railroads, and for county and dis
trict taxes due upon delinquent lands re.
deemed ut the Auditors office, than was
expected.
Tho amount Of these taxes actually 70. 49,. :,
ceiyed sSo ~
The amount expected TO be received was~ $500 W
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Number OF RraduAtt ,,:.......-.............s ~
The board reports no appropriation has
been made for several years for repairs Of
Shepherd College. These repairs are much
needed, and an appropriation should be
made for that purpose. ..
There is also back pay due teachers for
the year 1870. desire to Gull your atten.
ton to that part OF the report, The board
recommends the following appropriations
for the years ending September 80, 1888
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Amount OF receipts above the eSti.. 49, :,
mates for 1881. l,S2I %
For the fiscal year ending September 80,
1882:
Estimated receipts ,bSo 90
The actual receipts werc..,......",.," 4VotSo2 0l
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pFCOH5rZ:HDED BY PHTsICLAS9i
Used ~ HOSPIZILSi

,..,., -ToyD,s KYTRAcT kaa betn f,ai;
! ta'"Ti W.. oenwi,!S las the Wort9 " POSDS
EI1yli CT" blo,bn IN dc glass: ana or P'f;SaS
i',sIdt-Tsark on surrounding b9g TIGpyS S anSTS
~, I, osHnlts. AlrGSt iRsfst on hdsthg F0aDs
III FSfTrrSIcT. TaLf no 6tlstr prCPG'at10n'
TGrep.r cola IL GulE or Lv measure.
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NORMAL SCHOOLS.
The report OF the President OF the Board
OF Regents OF the Normal Schools is laid
before you. The report shows an increased
attendance on these schools and that they
are fully answering the purposes for which
they were established. The increasing
population OF the State demands an in
crease in the force OF teachers. We are
compelled to look to our normal schools to
supply this increased demand. The stan
dard ofeducation obtained in these schools
compares favorably with the best acade-
mics OF the country. They should meet
with favorable consideration at your
hands, and have extended 10 them the
usual aid. N 0nl us-r
The. following is a statement Of their
financial condition: ii.f" sseT'
Received from appropriations from the ''
State Tor the year ending September =, :. =.
10, 1851, for SUV0 W
From other sources $40 q
Appropriation for epalrs...-....."...."- 1900 70
TOtAL.......................... $ li7l5 y
DISBURSEMENTS.
For teacherS o3ib 81
Fur Incidental expenses .................- ~ 6O
For 'repAirS.-..........:.. 90 "
Total disbursement. ,,...,..,,,...... $ lO.T7 81
on hand repairs fl 9Gl %
,.pa.... s O0s II
Total :...... ll,7l5 "A
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sIncreGse over the year lSSl...........- 50si3 %
Whole nuus5er Of school houses for the
.,",..,...".... .........!... .o" $3.50
s--
Increase over the year acknowledgements l35
Number OF teachers employed during
the 4.SJ0
Increase over the year lSSl.....:....,L. rs
Number OF children enrolled for year
1882 between G and y years Of Hge... 2l6,59S
Number OF children enrolled between .fAyi
sme ages for 49, 9l
Increase forthe year.............. ....,-. s,4O7
Average daily attendance for the year. 9G052
Increase over previous year........... $3.50
Total receipts from all sources for the
teachers and building fund :includ
ing balance.on hand during the year SOS, GO 10
Increase over previous year......... 73,160 Il
Total expenditures for all purposes dur,
Ing the sBo,STS IL
Increase over previous vear..,......- 1O6,353 10
Number Of institutes held during tho
10
Number Of teachers enrolled In insll.f
tutes for the year.....,..... ...........," 4O99
Increase over previous year.... ..,,.. $50
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Amount heretofore appiOpTs,sd $4,000 %
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Al Wholesale and retail by
selSpAW LOGAN & Co.. Wheeling, W. va.
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acted last winter, has proved wise act oil
legislation, Il is admirably adapted 10
secure the protection of the lives, health,
prosperity and happiness o. all classes Of
the people. II has met with the sanction
OF eminent sanitarians in other Stntes, who
have become acquainted with its proVis-
ions. Copies OF the law have beenTeqIes'
ted by them, with view OF having II
adopted by their Legislatures. Ni' 7-
The law isnoT in force in every county
OF the State, and we may reasonably ex-
pect that its operations will prove OF much
benefit. The number Of registered phys
icians and surgeons to date Of report is
l,04l. OF these 95S are residents Of the
State, and the residue residents OF adjoin-
ing States ~ i
Besides the careful protection OF the in:
terests OF the life and health ofthe inhabi-
tants OF the State, the board is charged
with the duty Of investigating the causes
Of diseases occurring among the domestic
animals. The value OF this provision OF
the law was witnessed in Brooke county
last summer, when, what is known as the
Southern cattle fever, made its app earance
on several farms in that county. The
prompt action OF the State and county
boards arrested the spread Of the disease,
and probably saved large sums OF money
to farmers OF that locality, in the prcserva-
ton OF their stock from infection.
PHARMACY.
The Commissioners OF Pharmacy have
submitted report OF their transactions
under the amended act OF 1852. i..
1tappears from their report that there
are 324 registered pharmacists in the State,
representing lO5 cities and towns, in 43 OF
the counties.
Nearly all the States OF the Union have
similar acts. Whilst the act has met with
some opposition, yet it his met with the
OF the druggists generally through
cut the State, as also Of all good citizens.
It affords protection to the citizens against
the ignorant class Of dispensers Of drugs
and medicines, and prevents the establish
ment Of drug stores in our interior counties,
whose principal object is to vend ardent
spirits without obtaining the license re-
quired by law.
The object Is q good one and tho law
should be continued in force. III.
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TOTAL ,,.,,,.., ..,.... r.-s2IS,yIs Y
A,SGn actually IN 'ne !ssssars on 'n@ .a c
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pERKELEY SPRINGS.

Tic board Of trustees Of tho Berkeley
Springs, appointed by the act passed March
%, 1852, have made their reports as re-
quired by the 9Th section Of said act. The
report is accompanied by statement OF
the receipts and disbursements made by
the board, sworn to by the President and
Treasurer, and supported by proper
vouchers, which are herewith transmitted
to you rs by said act directed. 81
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I.eavinra probable balance In tho ,.r
State fund on the S0lh day otsep.
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Ht MECHANICS INSTITUTE s
] have received from Frederick W. Grit
fin, secretary OF the New England Manu-
facturers' and Mechanics Institute, letter
written by authority OF Its official board,
extending TO the State Of West Virginia a
cordial invitation to make an exhibit Of its
agricultural products and resources, at the
third annual fair Of the institute, which
will be opened the first week Of September,
1888. ....-.,
The letter Of invitation is accompanied
with paper stating tho powers OF tho in
stitute. As requested in the letter, the
papers aresubmltted to you for your con-
sideration.
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NOTES AND COMMENT.

A report in some parts of the
country to the effect that the potato
crop would prove failure, is regar-
ded as bug boo.
The only American who rlvalled
Richard Wagner in evolving the,
Emusic Of the future" is the much
maligned party who wrote in the
"Sweet Bye and Bye"
Virginia, the Mother of Presidents,
should assume the role of Step
mother of Duelists, and give those
two editors such lesson in the art
of behaving themselves as they will
never forget.
Next October the three cent stamp
will give place to a two cent one.
The good old green profile of the
Father of his Country will be sad
ly missed for a time. But the odd
cent saved will reconcile stamp puy-
ers to the absence OF G.. w.
In the opinion of the Mobile Reg
lister, the Ohio Democrats have sac.
ted wisely IN throwing aside the
dangerous language (about the tar
if of the dcmocratic) national plat
form OF 1876 and 1880. y
The State of New York will elect
a portion of its State Senate next,
November, and the political waters
are already beginning to move. The
leaders declare that the party which
carries the State this year will elect
the next President, but that is by
no means sure.
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COUNCIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Coun,
Gil met Thursday night in regular
session. Present, ". T. Logan,
Mayor, in the chair, and councilmen
McSherry, Whitson, Cushwa, era.
zier, Linthicum, Lambert, Grozinger
and Ferrin.
Complaint Of water standing in
front of Mr.. Eichelberger's residence
was referred to the street committee.
Complaint Of Mrs. Cunningham
corner Of Queen and John Street, in
regard to water standing in front Of
her premises, was referred to street
committee.
The condition Of the South Col
lege Alley Was reported bad, and
was referred to street committee.
Complaint Of Mr.. Morgan Martin,
in regard 20 nuisance on premises of
Mr. Railey was ordered to be abated.
Mr. CusbWa was granted an APP
preparation OF S., to fix crossing On
Martin. at junction College Street.
Mr.. Lambert resigned as Mayor
pro tenn, and Mr.. Whitson was ap,
pointed in bis stead.
The Market House Committee in
conjunction with the Ordinance
Committee, were authorized to ex-
anime into the matter and report an
ordinances for the formation Of q
bstter market.
IIr. Hughes appeared before
Council ana complained Of unbear-
able oder, arising from the filthy
water which passes III The gutter in
front of his residence, part Of which
he said came from the Continental
Hotel The matter was referred to
the Nuisance Committee with pow
er to abdte it.
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YOUR PORTR AIT--GO0D w ORK.-On-
ly the chisel Of the sculptor and the
brush Of the skilled artist in delicate
and lifc-like trainings can preserve, in
imperishable form, the figure and fea-
lures Of loved ones. We goout at morn
and ere noon passes may be liteless
Jumps of cerements. How comforting
then to have before our eyes the form
and features, and expression when in
health, of the departed one. Children
grow up, become men and women, wan
der and settle in distant and divers 10
ca,it;ee---hoW sOiacing TO the parents to
have near the beautiful face Of the
daughter, who, accepting WomanhOod' :
duties and responsibilities, has married
and embarked fully on life's uncertain
stream; and from another frame there
peers forth amanly young face--perh1ps
an only son, who has gone out into the
wide world a. a builder or worker,
either in the mental or muscular sphere,
Such memantoS should not be daubs,
but whether in oil, water color or cray
on. the hand that traces should copy
nature with rs perfect skill and exact
ness as TO match the rejection of mir
ror. To such perfection has the eXpe-
riencad and trained artist arrived. We
have seen portraits in The hands Of Mr..
Clifton p. Chenowith, the agent Of a
company If artists. that for delicacy
of execution and perfection Of likeness
in feature, color and expires sion, cannot
b. excalled. He is to be found at the
St Clair Hotel, and has already deliy-
cred work Of this character to Messrs
Matthaei, John n. Abel, John Kindle
and others Of our town, which viii bear
critical examination. OF course fine
work requires fine talent, which always
commands fair wages, but Mr.. Cheno-
with. in the various kinds Of work exc
cuted by the company, is only asking
reasonable rates for the highest grade
or work which he offers. He is native
of Rarkeley, and will not make misre-
presentations to his people---the people
OF his own home. Examine his work
and Judge OF its merits.