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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-26
NATUEA1IzA1IOa FRAUDsIN NEW
- YORK.
AhTOUNDING VILLAINY.

New YoRK, Oct. %.
The unearthIng of naturalization
frauds has materially diminished the
number of applicants for citizenship,
and bsnished numerous Eepeaters, who
have fled to other States for safety. At
the Court of Common Pleas to-day,
there were not twenty applicants, and
at the Superior Court only about sew
enty-1ve sets of papers were issued,
where 1t was expected there would be
0cratic politicians are denouncing Rad
icals for interfering with frauds, and
say If let alone they would have
arranged it to make New York State
certain for Hoffman.
The world assails Marshal Murray
for arresting Rosenberg, and says the
whole scheme is intended to distract att
tention from Radical frauds in Phila-
delphia, and cover illegal voting here
in November. Other Democratic pa
pers are generally silent concerning il,
and wait Developments. "A large num-
Der of witnesses will be called, on both
sides, when the case comes mp to-mor-
row. The County Clerk has not been
arrested. His friends declare that he
has signed no paper without the order
of the court, but admit that such orders
have been more numerous than ever
before. The principle courts where
citizens are manufactured, are the Su-
bAInAEua
and the Superior Court, under Judge
McCunn. Applications are prepared
in the Sherih's ofnce, in the City Hall,
where dozens of clerks are constantly
employed in filling out forms contain
ing names of applicants. either real or
fictitious, in the latter case the Clerk
FORCES signatures of applicants, and
also of witnesses, who certify to his
character and Yeracity, These appli-
cations are taken to either the Supreme
or Superior Court, where certificates
of naturalization are made out.
At the Supreme Court a clerk
calls of the names OF applicants and
witnesses, until about two hundred are
inside of tie bar, when all are sworn
in a body, with not more than a. half
dozen Bibles to go around. Eight or
ten witnesses answer for two hundred
applicants, and the same Witnesses re-
main in court and swear for all who
want their services. at Judge Nc
Cunn,s Court each applicant Is sworn
separately, but one set of witnesses an
sWers for all A man named Dumpley
has sworn to personal acquaintance
for more than ten years of more than
300 applicants. It Is understood that a
Tammany committee has procured lists
of emigrantE to arrive by sailing ships
from Ireland and Germany, and filled
In naturalization papers, TO be used by
nralization are paid with tickets issued
by the Tammany COMMITTEES. Fifty
i've thousand OF these tickets are order
ed az one printing office, and will be
extensively circulated tonight and to-
morrow. The frauds above mentioned
are not sufficiently rapid for Demo
cratic purposes, and consequently Urge
quantities of bogus papers have been
made with the forged seal and sigma
ture OF the County Clerk. Some DEM
ocrAts say they would have made 30, 600
voters II nndistnrbed until the last daYs
Of the registration.
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Commissioners Notioe.
TN CHANoERY. IN TIE CIRCUIT
lCourt for Ohio county, West Virginia.
r G. Barr. Admir-, Sc, u Gis.
Josepl, W. AIorvaI, ID N.


Pursuant 10 the decree made and entered
In the above entitled eause on the l1th fay
OF October, 1858 1WIll on MONDAY THE 2SD
ely OF wheeling, West Virginia, No. l5O5S
EonLth street and thereafter by adjourn-
take, state and report.
ERyt. An account OF all moneys and ef-
which came into the hands Of Joset sislt ",
Morgan, and William b. Morgan, or either
OF them as administrato4 OF Josiah AEorIan
effects remained In the hands OF Josiah ATor-
gan at the time Of his death, belonging 10
of his Indebtedness IL any, at Ihe time ofhfs
death. TO said Mary Smiths estate. Also
tate OF y siah Morgan legally applicable to
such payment came into the hands OF Joseph
w. Morgan and William B. Morgan admin
istrators OF Josiah Morgan, to pay to the eS.
tate OF Mary Smith the inde6tedness OF
Josiah Morgan to such estate at the time OF
the said Josiah Morgan died seized 81 h any
and what disposition has been mads OF ne
same.
SoeoHd. An account of any bonds. notes.
securities or other eYtdences ofdebts beiOnRs
ing 70 the estate Of Mary Smith and remain
Ing uneollected. And 70 ascertain and re-
port II the same or any part and which Of
them, could have been collected, during The
ecutor OF said Mary smfth's estate. and
whether the same or any part thereof can
the appointment of an administrator de
boEtS non of Mary smiths estate. And To
ascertain and report what amount OF money
has been lost TO the estate OF the said Mary
Smith, II any, by the neglect OF the said IcT-
eentoE JOSIAH Morgan. In falling 70 collect
Third. ToasceFtain and report what leRa-
Giles under the said will of Mary smith, have
been paid TO the legatees. 10 whom, the
amount and the date, and also what IeEaciea
yet remain to be paid and their amount.
Also shall enquire Into and make report OF
any and all other matters may deem per-
tinont, HANNI BAL FORBkS
Commissioned, Ohio Co., Circuit Court.
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Watches for the Million.

The oIotde Gold Watch Co. rnauufaetuIe,
ON strictly scientific principles fstyle finish,
aud color, IS edydt gold, q fac Siz1IEs OF me
most rare and. costly description Of Sotd
They are manufactures with BIalfti0
Guass, llGdfeS and DentieBlen'sj, have supern
Swiss movements, SelneLed, eJ9fiae-fItTIled
with compensation spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, ER0f1a1s, H3prets7io'l
tho most Sxacting Of our cu5tomeTE-hAVe
Thoroughly den1onsITated the strenEth. du-
liability, accuracy, and ufLuty OF the lac
Smile VdnlldJ1 Yd1shag, and pronounce
them inyRIuaOle rs reliable hme-keepef3.
Fine Swiss Movements tl5S Patent Anert=
can lfae EiulIIe 7Walthan Watches, fun
IeWeled. $40; GJaronoEnteE BalAnees 50 eaeh.
desiRus. Each watch warranted by special
cerfifcatS from the Urolde Gold Watch Co. ]
Also unagBidclent OrOide Gold Chains, IS,
S6Fand 81 each. gent every WheTe. 70 be paid
Tor on delivery.
our customers are supplied FREE with the
Pickpoeket Detective and Watch Guard;
also, mailed separately on receipt OF 80 cents,
Ths Genuine OFOide Gold Watches can only
be obtained by ordering directly from u.s.
JAMES 7. MONROE q CO., Import and
Manufacturers, l95 broadway Sew York
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ToBACCO ANTIDorE-

WARRANTED TO remote ALL DESIRE for
5oodoco. This great remedy is an ex-
cellent appetizer. II purifeS the blood. in
Higorates the system, possesses great nour-
lssllnB ana EtrengtheninR power, enables the
sConn1cn 70 digest heRrtiest food, makes sleeD
LeIresElng, and establishes robust health
S91oEeTS dEtd ChelDeTS for StTtU YedTg Cured =
ftlee FIFTY Cents per box, post tree. Can be
sent any distance by mail win perfect safe
w; a treatise on the injurious effects of
1iSos a Wild lists OF references, testimont
Oh. I: X. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. ].
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ELORGAFORY.

Partridge having neglected to take
the Register mans picture before last
Thursdays election, now despairs Of
accomplishing it. He says now that
the capacity of his establishment is NOT
equal to the work even in sections.
Such a remarkable instance of facial
elongation has probably never been
known before. The Mcclure House
BARRIERS hayestruek on the editor for an
increase of their fees. They propose to
take him by contract and let him out
In sections to sub-contractors.
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WAVERLY NOVELS.

HLUHTRATED EDIII0Hs-25 Vol.
uuleSs-Prfee only So or, 70
cts nRE Volume.
u VOLUMES NOW READY. a sample
volume sent 20 any address BY mail, on re-
eeipt OF Is cent?.
Ferons renting s. for the set, In adj
vance, VIII recsiye Brltis 3 splendid portrait
OF EIR WALEER EcoET, suitable for framing.
%. APPLETON q CO., Publishers, Nos. 50,
"a and % Grand ST. New York.
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b O Q K AGENTS WANTED.

To solicit or'ers for DIT. william Smiths
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE The only
edition published In America, condensed bY
LIZ. SuaiLnis own hand. In on Q large Octave
volume tilu strRted with over 1f5 steel and
wood engravtneS. A book that Is needed in
every family. over % COO copies sold Within
three m0pthS.
Agents md SUBSCRIBERS see that you get the
genuine edition bY DR.. Smith.
The sSps flQfLekd Republican, the leading
Co., Is the genuine thing. - ...-.,-- y
The Con0reOutiOaHH, tine leading religious
journal OF New Englandl, says -.Whoever
wishes to get. in the cheapest form, the nest
Dictionary OF the Bible, should buy Lhls.D
Agents .ara meeting with Unparalleled
oner extra tnducements to CanyasSerH.
AeentsWnl sec the advantage OF dealing DIT
reotlY with the the RUBEISHER9 Fofde
sertPtfve circulars, with full paTfiGulaT5 -aiid
Terms, address the Publishers, ]. B. B{JRR
GCO., Hartford, Conn: - : :
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IS Elegant Rosewood
MelOdeOns rs to $50
$50 Sewing Machines 50 10 l75
go Musical Boxes Is 10 an
500 Fine Gold Watches % 10 3lJ
Sa 81 Prizes, Silver Ware. &C, all valued n
A chance 10 draw any OF the above Prizes
for 25e. Tickets describing Prizes are SAL
ED lnEnVelopes and well mixed. ON receipt
OF 70 cents SEALED TICKET IS drawn
without choice and sent by mail TO any ad.
dress. The pfize named upon Il will be de-
liVered 70 the ticket-holdeF on payment OF
one dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent
to any address, ny express or Iet1Tn NATL.
j Gu will know what your Prize Is before
you pay for It. Any Prize exchanged fOr
another Of Ite same putHe. No Blanks
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
HefeFencoBs-We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Vain.
BILE Prizes and kindly permitted us topublish
them: .. 7. Wilkins, Buffalo, N. u, 5000;
Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano, $3.50,
John ID. Moore, Louisville, 81 900; Mis-
Emma WR1wortn, Milwaukee, Plano, 500
Rev. K. A. Day, NeWI0Orleans, 500. We
publish no uaIneS without permission
Opinions OF the Press--ATha dFm IS
reliable, and deserve their success" - Weekly
Tribune, Au9-S. 1--WE know them 70 be q fair
dealing nrm."-N.Y. Herald l4H0 D. "a
friend OF ours drew $500 prize. which was
promptly received."-DdfiVR eI0S Sept. }.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements To
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package OF sealed EnVeopes Contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; Is for g; IS
for IS; Ito for SIS. All letters should be ad-
harper, WILSON q CO.,
I73 broadway. N Y.
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THE editor ofthe Register is not only
beaten, but we are sorry to see that he
is infatuated, He tells his readers Sat-
urday morning that he did not run be-
hind his ticket in Centre townshlp; yet
his own table of the returns printed on
another page of the same issue shows
that he received in that township only
19l votes, while the rest of the Demo
cratic ticket received 221 and 222. n
that is not running behind, what would
be2 disappointment sinks the heart
of man." We know. but it is not com
mon to find it tncaPacitate him. for the
simpleet principles OF arithmetic. A
man who could figure Democratic VIC
tories in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
ana, Maine and Vermont, ought to
know that 221 is greater than 1911.
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DEAFSESs, CATARRlI, sCnOFVIA.
A LADY who had suffered for years from
"a. DEAFNESS, Catarrh and Scrofula, was
cured py simple remedy. her sympathy
ana gratitude prompts her to send the re-
celPL Tree OF charge to any one similarly
MarSit, II Add5ess MIS- n. z. La, care Major
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AGUE & INTERMITTENT FFVERs

n. :. SMITH, NJ. D., now offers his RENE
dles Tor the above diseases To the general
pnoile. One package and one week SUM
clent, as failure or relapse afIer its use In
tnonsanos OF cases has never been reported
a cure Is guaranteed In every caSe or me
money G1ttt De refunded. Test1monials OF phy-
slclans and others cured, mailed free, II no
egenI IN your place, send direct 10 us, Local
agents wanted. Try IL Price IS per TaclC-
age postage prepaid IAddress a. s. ss1rffTH 4
SSS o:., fsoPrtetors, Beekman street, New
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THERE is an old maxim declaring
that HE laughs best who laughs last J"
and. in this case, the last laugh is, by
no means, with the Quincy street joker.
of Saturday.
There is another old maxim, pretty
good in its way, and that is, Don't
crow till you arc out of the woods" II
the last laugh" isn't Ours. pray whose
is it2 Is it with those who bet their
money on the Registers head lines and
lost It? We're very jolly down here.
There isn't vest button left in the
whole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS over
the way the Register carried the State
by three thousand and elected two
Congressman. We suspect though, Gen.
Duval is the man who is entitled to the
last laugh and the best one. in this
Congressional District.
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Ooppsr. ~. and Sheat IRON war.

ItGMOVALs
HAVE REMOVED ny WoRK.aHO
j. and 6tnre5Room = :
From ia Market 70 100 Main street
Where I viii be pleased 20 sec an myof
Customers and m many nav ones a eiiorae.
70 give me their patronage. i have q fall ~
IN such establishments, and ana pre6afgd "A
nh All orie4 for anything mauufietured
nom Copper, lin or 8heat lion.
i have several HTEtelaH Job TYofhnep
and VIII do any work promptly and ~
low rites - any eatabli atmant IN the Hfafa
f6ba951yr GEO. ". IOELEBOH.
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THIS is mo- HIMRIG !esB{. 81. .sesa .5..a g

with age, height, color OF eyes and hair, Won
VIII receive by return mail a correct picture
OF your future husband or vile, with name
ana date OF marriage. Address w. FOX r
Y. Drawer No. ., Fultonville. New York.
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Nieht School.

N1gnb SCHOOL.
j. FRENCH and GERMAN GLASS COM a
meneing on the 18th Of october: and viii
give Two LESSONS q week IN either or fhes1o
languages. The German Lessons will Be sr-
pertntended by In. RappapoPt, editor OF ma
the German papaF, and the French By Ii6V. al
Blum 1ofLueIly teacher or The E.re1ell
Language At the Dayton fOhio EJf0h a-S1-,SsI
For particulars enquire at the once on nm
6ertnen paper, Register building, betveen
and 10 O'Clock q. m. md and = o'cIoelr
p. M. OF at PsulB Book Store, Main street,
Terms refsonabte. - y fsls = - =
oetzlm Thy ia. KAr H!1%i
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@aafaaaaaI.-
WEST VIRGINIA.
AGRICULTURAL COELEGB.

hulllUUulUnAH 1uHhhHh.
RNHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
tntlon VIII begin 6EPTK1LBKR LIST, 1888
Inc scope Of the College, beside q PREPA,
sASrORY DEPARTMENT, embraces fnlI
III IhorouSh Courses Of Instruction In
ItI ancient and Modern LCI0ltdgaE
ZItssttoSol9Ilys General LifeTdtre ne Scielicss.
az ~ sSs. s e Glld MflituY Tuetie5.
No. r 49, u tuition, Books and Boarding
IN yeSn - SEED nom $50 oSlI6 per annum.
,,1-a1Sip eSt % Health, beautiful Scenery and
11N1Laoie Moral Surroundings, the place -
ALE.x. MARTIN, nm; President and
fIoIessor OF Mental and Mural PhilosoDfy
y. .. L3oNt a. NJ, HIee PTeSfdsIlf ProfeESnr
OF tsngLlsn Literature and PrfneIpal PTepsy
thematies and OF Military TacticS - -
=. G. STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of NatFJraI
Philosophy and OF the Natural Seienrss
HENRY W. HARlEA1S,- DID,, ProfessoF Of
Anctentand Modern Languages and LiIsra-
OLIvxR W. MIIL.KR, A. NJ AEzIstant In
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. II. HAsANs, Esq.. superintendent of
The Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH w. BROCK, N. D., Lecturer on
physiology and Hygiene.
:, Hon: JoHN A. DILLE, lecturer ON ciyiiRna
-, --,,-'-1''e '-."' ALEX. AIARTIE.
AloRSAfSToWE, WestYa.
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BRICK PoMERoY, according to the
latest sanitary bulletins, is sick. And
what greatly aggravates the matter Is,
that his friends and admirers are
mostly all in the Same stare of health.
-PhiLadetph id Press.
Among the latter is the gallant"
editor OF the wheeling Register, who
is not elected to Congress so much as
he was last Friday morning. We re-
gret to hear that during Friday he
was too unwell to take any susteuance
that is in the shape ofsolids.
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HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS.

Any one desiring to become amember may
apply in person, or must send SC In check,
bank draft, postal order, or by express, the
expressage being paid by the applicant IN
der no circumstances IU1 the Association be re.
Campaigning the money must be a paper
giving the applicants full name, age, birth
place, present occupation, who the Certificate
OF Membership is In favor of, postofhce ad-
dress. town, county, State. also a Medical
Certificate settling forth the physical condi-
ton, and whether in the opinion OF the
doctor examining, ths applicant is proper
person to be insured. Blank forms of appli-
cation for membership Will be sent upon APP
plication.
zach member ought to t,v to make nstg mem
6eTS: 6y 50 CiOtn0 he be5leflts hlnlSeU. No let
ter will be noticed that does not contain a
three-cent postage stamp 10 prepay return
postage. ~ -.
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TIE INrKLLroRNoRR was disposed to
be as witty as its capacity would adj
init, over the mistaken assumption
that Mr.. Walker ran behind the Demo-
cratic ticket in Centre township OF this
county. Register of Saturday.
Begging your pardon, sir, We didn't
say anything about Centre township.
Our observation was that you were the
runty pig generally, throughout the
county and in the district-and the re-
turns verify it. 80 -
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EEAhFULMURDERsINTMEsoUEH.

THE REIGN:oF TERR0R m THE
SOUTH.
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AGENTs WANTED ron M
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Miners Strike, Miners Strike!

MIA6lS nlIIAG, lt1I6IS 0I1k6!
fTNHE STRIKE OF TILE MINERS OF
4 the Sheridan Coal Works has been Haff7-
factorily adjusted; the men have reSnmed
work. Those who wish 70 procure supply
for winter should leave their orders in1nIf5-
PRICE L1sr.
M sn5 S9e eo ETY. x. g 0ps'elass 80 so
clean XX -'- Z N
ParIOr " XXX-I0 &c - s q,
An nleaRl,re tOGgTdlEed.
ONCE Sheridan Coal WOrks-Afarlrst st.
opposite Union St, Wheeling, W. Va.
sepl0 CAPEHART 4 McMECHEN.
60 nm Lbs; suGAR-oUREDHAALs.
OU,UUU29000 Lbs Plain Hama
Io,eQ0 lbs EElOnldeFR s-U
10000 lh8 Clear q Clear Rib Side
100 TIerees Prime Lard.
a7l-sH - 90 Keaa = ~ -
50 Barrels Extra Lard OIL
20 Bbls Juno Family Flour
no do Star do do
100 do Swan do IA
20 aR1 Barrels Lake Hisb
1z- 30 Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Fae1oFy Cllaeaa -f
~ 50 do Concentrated Eve.
ForEale by -
mRrl6 HANDLAH. JORDAN 400
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THE FUNDS,


The remaining two-thirds, after paying
the expenses of the association, shall bs In
vested in Real Estate in the city OF New
York, or in bond and mortgage on property
In the city OF New York. the interest of
which shall go TO pay the current expenses
OF the association. II deceased member
leaves no heirs the money becomes the prop
etty of the association, with the proylEo that
the expenses OF burial shall be paid out OF
such funds, said expenses, however, not to
exceed one hundred dollars.
A member failing TO pay his fee Of one dol
lar and ten cents within thirty days from
date of notice forfeIts all claims upon the
association, and also forfeits all money. pre-
vlously paid. In tho Pacific States this time
Is extended 10 sixty days A member haY-
Ing no permanent residence must notlIy the
secretary and appoint representative %
When members choose they can send tan
dollars and ffty cents to the treasurer 10 pre-
pay their dues, which sum viii pay for ten
deaths, thus saving the tronble of sending
Sll0 each time, besides aEavlng Of MY CENTS.
No man Is so poOrthat he cannot pay te now
and Sl.l0 OCCASIONALLY, thus securing S5,0g0 70
his heirs. The average number OF dollars
each peTBon will have 70 pay to secure s.. 900
will be $50 per year, little over hfty cents
per week. This makes this mode OF tnsu-
rance cost about one-sixth what they would
have TO pay any regular insurance company
for &, 600 policy.
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AnWANnAGna

The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are: No
panicS can break II; the fees are SO small, and
required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure TO Instantly a COM
netancS OOnn his DEATH
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INVEgTMRNTa

The by laws of the association require that
One-thiTd of the money received as new
membership fees, shall be made sinking
fund to meet payments falling due by the de-
linquencieS OF members. This fdnd is held
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An communication, should be addressed
to ROBERT p. NOAH, No. DO + street,
Washington, d. O., General Agent for the
District of Columbia and States of Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative Relief Association.
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LLUsTRATION.

Glass "a" has 5 600 male members. A man
dies The Association pays over within forty
DAYS So 900 TO the widow or heirs, and the re-
DAYS one dollar and ten cents each to the As
ISOLATION TO reimburse it. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association all
new member 10 I'LL the place of the retiring