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Restored TO IT'S Original Youthful
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRACY,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAN

An Essay for YounE Men on tho
Crime OrSoIitude, and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create Inn
Pediments TO MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DR.. ]. SRILLIN HOUGH-
TON. howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan3l-3md&w
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DIR. PoLLIoN. of France. recommends
the InhalinR of hartshorn for curing
colds in the head. The inhalation by
the nose he recommends seven or eight
times in five minutes. We have IRE
quently used spirits of camphor in the
same manner with beneficial results.
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RAnY mIDNIRHr.

Screaming at the top OF Its voice-dlsturbs
all the sleepy heads OF the house, and your
next-door neIghbor. How often you henr
the thoughtless remnrl, I" Choke that squat
ling BabyW Now, this is very unkind OF
You, my friend. Once you had just such a
tImo TeethIng, Cholic. Pain, Fretul, Wake
ful Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and weary morning dawns, bringing No
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ENGINE Lathe for SaIe

MADE BY N. Y. STEAM ENGINE
III Company. Dimension - in. swing
VIII turn u feet front and croSs-cut screw
iced, is feet shear, will cut TO ~ threads TO
l inch, face plate, counter shaft and hangers
complete. a first class Lathe in excellent
condition and Will DO sold low.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO.
aprl4-lm Cor 4th and Clay streets
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We find the following remarkable
news item in Mr.. Thurlow Weeds New
York Commercial Advertiser. 1t is evil
dent the printers had something to do
with st.
The Mlnersville(w West. Val National
Republican nomipRtes James q. Me-
Graw, OF htngsioni for Governor of that
State.
From our knowledge of the facts
vaguely limited at, We conjecture the
item, as written by the editor, was the
following:
The Moundsville (west Val National
(Republican) nominates James c. Nc
Grew, of KingwOod, for Governor of
that State.
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IceI Ice!I Ice!II

UlHE UNDERsIGNEDHA FITTED
up n large ZOE Oh ES rat his Livery and
sale stables on Quincy street, for the accom-
mediation OF the public. he asks the pntro-
mage OF The citizens OF Wheeling, on account
OF the convenience II viii afford them, SO
they can get any amount OF Ice at any time
from i've o'clock in the morning TIL ten
O'Clock at night.
apr:SO lw ROBERT LUKE
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LAUGHLIN'S INFANT OORDIALuI
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor Will
not say, F." Hang the Baby" but blessed be
LaughlIns Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents u
Bottle marl3
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Annnnnfenlents.
ZOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

0SeMesHs. Editors:-PIease announce the
~ name Of Col EDWIN FREY, aS a can
didate for the office of Secretary OF the State,
subject 10 the decision of the Republican
State Convention, a nd oblIge
apr28.tc MSNV VOTERa
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TO Iron Workers.

TINE MILL OWNERS OF ST. LOUIS
want % or % INST class Boilers and
Helpers for which they will pay the estnb-
ltshed price 81 50 per ton, the same as now
paid at the Iaclede Iron Works in St Louis
apr2S-ite THE IRON MASTERS'
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FOR CONGRESS.

n - Editors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. announce
w. the name OF GEN. /. II. DUyAI. as our
candidate for Congress from this (hrst) Con.
EressionAl District, subject TO the action OF
ton
marg1 MANY CITIZENS.
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Change of Location for the Bet.
ter Convenience of the Public.

TINE FAMOUS AUTOMATIC CLOTHES
J. WASHER will be ON exhibition for n
few days longer at the Ticket Office OF WASH
lngton Hall. Call and witness Its wonderful
operations OF washing without hand labor
testimonial OF Esq. Birch, who has one OF
the improvements
Mr.. A. LORD, Dear Strive used the An.
tomauc Olothes Wa>her as per direction
nd ~ meets our most shnEuine ex pecIatIon'
by VIE Is Wen pleased, and we cheeFfully
Lecomtnend ITO public patronage as fully
meeting the claims OF your card.
GEO. BIRCH.
A rare chance for active men 10 engage I'm
most lucrative business by calling on me
UNDERSIGNED at the Grant House, '-'s
anr2s.SL A. LORD.
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The ordinance requiring all coal
delivered in the city to be weighed has
become law. It goes into operation
September LIST.
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AMERICAN v4-rn44HATCHES
THE BEST! THE CHRAPRS.

THE BESTII THE CHEAPESTi!
THE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
neers, and Expressmen, the most e3RctIng
class of watch-wearers, has thoroughly de-
lily, and accuracy OF the Waltham Watch.
To satisfy that class In all these respects Is to
decide the question as so the real value of
More than $4,000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets Of the people.
Imported Watches are made ON an expen-
sive system, in small numbers, but by nu-
merous makers, and are placed In the market
mere by an Importer who INST secures a
Monopoly OF Sale of some one Manufacture.
To the Manufacturers profit must be add
ed Cost of 1mportat ton. 80 3 u
,ACustom- house duty of IS per cent, pay
A profit OF at least . per cent TO the Inn
porter, another profit TO the Jobber; thus
nearly doubling the cost OF the Imported
At Waltham, Watches are manufactured
on large scale, under one roof and system
saving many or the expenses necessariiy IN
CURED In small establishments; hence their
great cheapneSs.
An respectable dealers now sell waltham
Watches, and competition, as all the world
knows, is favorable TO small profits. The
trade is satisfied, because, though the profit
on each watch Is small, the demand is large
and all are salable.
INSCRIPTIONS importers occasionally place
a worthless Swiss imitation in the market.
To avoid imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand certificate OF genuine
Watch Company-R n ROBBINS.
There are different grades of finish In the
different varieties of Watches made by the
WaItham Company. as there are different
sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and means
but every Watch that bears the genuine
trade mark OF ssNYALTHAM" is guaranteed
10 be good one, and nobody need be afraid
TO buy it.
Eve watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all nrst-class dealers In the
United States and British Provinces.
RORRIER a APPLRTnV
No. 1S2 broadway, n. Y.
RB-Asir for the waltham Watch. and take
no other. II Is the best. 1t Is the cheapest.
apT4
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Special gutiers.
THE GREAT STORM.

From every section of the country testl-
monials are pouring in like IN avalanche
upon the proprietors ofAiISHLER'5 CELE-
DRAFTED HERB BITTERS. The demand
isreaIly Experimentation what It has
ever been heretofore, and among the cures 1t
has made and is now efectInR, are scores Of
cases which bafiled the SKIN of the best
Physicians. Recourse was had to MISH-
LERS HERB BITTERS as last resort, and
in many instances it seemed like hoping
against hope. but The sure and steady and
ever reliable powers of MISHLERS HERB
BITTERs were soon discovered to be operat-
ing with their usual pungency, and victim
after victim to disease has been raised from
sick cOuches and restored again 10 PEREZ CT
and permanent health. This wonderful
career OF NIISHLER'S HERB BITTERS Is
only the beginning OF Its tHiumphs. For all
it is unquestionably the most positive and
pleasant cure discovered. All dyspetics
ought To possess q bottle of MLSHLER'S
HERB BITFERS, and II every one who
may be AFFLICTED with any of the symptoms
Of dyspepsia, or Acidity OF the Stomach, or
these Bltters, a very few days would answer
To cure them up. For Liver Complains,
ScrofulR, and similar diseases. these bipeIs
have never been known TO fail In enec1nB
cure. These BItters may be takon as rome
and are very pleasant 10 tho taste ana m
ViROratinR TO The system. All respecLaDte
DruRgists sen these Bitters, but be sure you
ASK fo- MISHLERS, and do not take any
BRANCH HoUsE.-9O Market street, Pitts
O " FAHNEsToCK & HoLToN.
apTlS.2W Managers
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Boarding Stables

"AVIHG SECURED A VERY GOOD
man in my Boarding Stables on John
street, ask share Of the patronage OF the
citizens OF Wheeling, feeling that they Will
be pleased with him. Bring in your horses
anu buRgIes and give him a trial.
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FOR CONGREHS,

UNwe are authorized TO announce Hon
GS CHESTER ID. HUBBARD. OF ohio coun.
~, as candidate for reelection fTom tho
First Congressional District, subject TO the
decision OF the Union Republican Conyan.
ton. ... pnrl6
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For sale Low.

CODA AIN-GEEERAToR AND
- fixtures ali new and In complete work
mo nT1aT Including Ornamental Marble Top
Counter. Apply 10 VIM; Gregg, office Am.
Life Ins Co, or JOS. Speidel, IS Main street.
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Oil Cloths.
Rugs,
Mattings,
WINDOW SHADES

which is larger, hner and cheaper than ever
before, comprising some 20 or % different
patterns, and all Of The latest styles, Window
OIL Cloth, Holland, &C, &c.
A Full Stock OF Furniture and Mattresses.
Prices guaranteed to be as low as any
n9 aprl7 EI rHeV j. g @. MENpEL q co.
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For Sale

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GRouSD
IA of one acre, bound on the west by Lind
street, on the south by Spruce street. In East
wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
low prices.
APES ITRWTS
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For Rent.

TIME THREE STORY BRICK RITZ,
ing on Water street, now occnn,e1S ~ I'D
Wilson Kelly. Good cellar unis-ID.y a.
Possession given hrst OF April, FoI 49, saita.
Information enquire OF Ihes
mar3-tf BOOTH, BATTELLE IN
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Excelsior.

THIs WORD Is APPLIED RIGHT AT
LAST. WILLIAM WILEY 4 Co. nianu-
facture the EXCELSIOR SMUT MACHINE
and Grain Separator on Wheeling Island
West Va This machine Is better arranged
ter than $40 OF the machines in use War
ranted. Please examine price, &c No.
cleans 8 70 50 bus. per hour Sl25 without
shoe, $50 with shoe; No. 2oleRns 90 TO 90 bus
perhour $50 without shoe, S2o0Wfth shoe:No,
s cleans 100 10 l6 bus per hour $50 without
Ohio. apFs-Sm
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fur gsnt.
For Rent.

A WAREHoUsE-IN THE CENTRE ~
IA business, on the east side OF MAR n OF
ID door above Quincy, ndIoipinv rect,
Hamilton & Co. Now vacant. Ap5Iv 5'ohn
spr9s.qw w. L. McAFEE,
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GKN. HARMS. of Parkersburg, de-
clines TO be candidate for Congress In
this district.
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WE despair ofPersuuding our ingcni-
Gus friend Of the Register to inform
its readers who issued the "call,"
which 1t says was issued for "A Soldiers
Convention. We don't ask it for our
own information, but we want the
readers of the Register to know. They
Will then be- able to appreciate what 1t
has had to say respecting that call. Our
information Is that the call was made by
Hon. Nathaniel Harrison, present
Judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
Are we eorrecIS If SO will the Register
transfer this Information to its COL
umns2 AS that gentleman has receiv-
ed many courtesies at the hands of tho
Register he is entitled to this mention
in its pages.
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Notice..


II NOTICE IN THIS MORNINGS ISSUE
i OF your paper an advertisement of my
husband, a. p. Chapline, stating that ], his
wife, had left his bed and board without q
just cause, and also saying that he would
pay no bills OF my con LTacting, and II Is my
desire 10 let your readers know The cause,
whether II Is Just or not. LEFT not bis bed
and board, but his mothers, where 1 have
been ever since we were married, much
against my own Will, and where l was not
allowed the privileges or liberties that wife
should have, and with the consent of my
parents / with my child, returned home un
Ill such time MS change would be made, as
And as for contracting any bills Is something
that never had the chance TO do. and al
most all that have received for both myself
WHEELING, ApTiIzs. apr5G-It
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court. April Rules lS83.
George w. Humphrey
zachariah Humphrey, Cassandra Virginia
Ross, John A. Good, Benjamin Springer,
Daniel &. List, as Administrator Of The
estate OF Beal PunPhrey, decd. with the
will annexed, and Henry K. List.
In Chauoery.
The object of this suit is to obtain the legal
title to about one hundred acres OF land,
contracted to be sold by the said John A.
ly in Ohio and partly in Marshall counties.
the plaintiff claiming the equitable title TO
the same.
And It appearing from nm affidavit filed in
the papers OF this cause that the said de-
PENDANT, John A. Good is not n resident OF
this State, on motion OF complalnants conn
sci, 1t is ordered that he do appear here
within one month, after tho fourih weekly
publication and due posting OF this order, at
the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, and do what he may deem proper to
protect his interest in this suit.
MICHAEL ]. BREIEIG.
Clerk
PECK & HUBBARD, soils for compts.
apr30 .ltd&3tw
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wheeling, Marietta and ParRersb1,r
Daily Packets.

- The side wheel steamers .RE.
LspaS ARECCA" and aEXPRESSn
- Rebecea leaves Wheeling, eyer-y
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al elsye1
O'Clock, q. m.
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday
Thursday and saturday, al IL O'Clock a M
Connecting nj Bellaire with trains fTon,
Pittsburgh, due ut II \. m.
Freight receipted through to all points be-
tween Parkersburg and Gallipolls
Bootat BATEELbE & CO.,
deelo-6 Agents.
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Passage to Pittsburgh, One Dollar,
"Meals & State-Rooms Included

shippers and consiguees will do well to
consult us relative TO freight, as we can, and
VIII. carry cheaper than any other limo.
All business entrusted to our care Will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Freight will be received and delivered on
the wharf RoRt, and thereby secured
against Indictment weather.
FOR further Information enquire OF
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
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OK BARRELS WHITE FLINT, JUST RE.
so 's'S'o's LIST. MORRISON AGO,
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Sunday Excepted, ut nine O'Clock u. m.
SiasSage Through, Meals and State Rooms
,,i Peat for Pitisburg every morning at :
day on the landing. Tnrpanlins and 0tf1aS
appLanees nave been provided by the COM
panIy ioF me preservation and safety of All
packages. W SAis
ETslSht carried either up or down a. RE.
JAS. h. HOLMES, AGENT.
T. IA. NONG, Freight Agent
Otnee and Sitting Room, No. Sc Monroe 81,
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Regular Thursday Evening Packet

For PRrkersburE, PomerOy. Gallipo-
lis, Ironton, Portsmouth ana
Cincinnati.
The new Side wheel passenger
ehsS astsamer j. n. McG0LLOuGhi
ItssszzzzsaECapt. Geo. ID. Moore, Dan M0oLeI
Clerk, will leave as above on ThuIsdhy
evening, Goth inst, at 8 o'lock, connectlng AT
Cincinnati with Packets aud Rali[oanso 70
Louisville, Nashville, Memphis. new "
leans and st. Louis. Also to the upper
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. treiS1it ~
Passengers receipted throuRh either py 5 fii
or River; Especial attention gwen en- Desss9s
I'll TT HM69fNSStis, Agents
aprso.,t NJ 81 & 50 Monroe street,
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 40.

OUR city readers will be gratified TO
see the Council moving in the direction
indicated by the motion of Mr.. Hughes
IN tho Second Branch, Tuesday-eyen-
ing. The meeting was held for the spe-
cltic purpose Of considering the report
OF the Finance Committee, printed in
our columns two weeks ago. We ex-
press the judgment of every one we
have heard speak of 1t, In saying TINT
report was not satisfactory. It showed
IIttle or nothing. 1t showed In general
terms the indebtedness of the city. AS
Stunning that 1t exhibited the whole in
debtedness land doubts of this are ex-
pressed in well informed quarters), 1t
showed absolutely nothing of the
transactions oftbe Trustees OF the city,
to whom all the city's financial bust
ness is entrusted. The part that is left
out OF tho report, is exactly the part
that people say they want to see,
The action of the Second Branch
showed they were OF like opinion.
Mr.. Hughes moved that two good
and experienced accountants be mp
pointed to examine the report and
learn how the city finances have been
disposed Of" BE said that "to his
knowledge there nevor has been clear
statement Of the financial condition of
the city, and he suggested also that the
account of the commissioner of the
sinking fund be also examined by
the accountants" eve quote from
The Registers report.) Mr.. Hughes
has been in Council and familiar
with the affairs Of the city for
"A number OF years. and if u 'iclear
statement OF the financial condition of
the city" had been made during that
time lie must have known it. His tes-
timony corroborates that OF all others
whom we have heard express them
selves on this point. Whether infor-
NATION has been withheld designedly.
or from mere neglect. 1t is certainly
desirable and proper that a full and
satisfactory exhibit should be made;
and since those to whom these matters
are entrusted decline making it, some
competent and disinterested gentlemen
should be appointed to look into tho
accounts and report onthem.
The motion of Mr.. Hughes was
agreed to in the Second Branch. but no |
action was taken by the First Branch,
so that the matter goes over till the
next meeting.
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Afmt A6rErttst,iEtuts.
Fare Reduced.-Notice q Traveller.

The nne steamer R. r. HUDSON,
LeReqt rCapt. j. 7. Russell, Will receipt
- passengers TO MARIETTA and
RAhKfFSBURG every Saturday evening
for One Dollar, Cabin Passage.
Leaves Parkeraburg every Thursday even
Ing. Fare on up trip, same as down.
For passage. or further information Apply
on board or 10
apr3O-tf Agents,
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY Association

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Yes
terday afternoon, by the politeness of one of
the members of the association, we were taken
over the new rooms of the society in the build
ing erected by Messrs. Shepley and Jose on
the corner of Congress and Temple streets.
The association have leased the whole of the
second floor, with the exception of the hall
and the two rooms off from it. The rooms are
reached by two broad flights of stairs-the one
leading from Congress, the other from Temple
street. The library occupies the front of the
building, and is lighted during the day bv
three large square windows on the Temple
street side, and five large semi-circular topped
windows on the Congress street. In the eve
ming two large handsome bronze gaseliers of
four burners each give brilliant illumination.
The library is twenty seven feet in length bv
forty feet in depth. The walls are painted and
Hastily frescoed by Schumacher. There is
long counter, imitation chestnut, which rms
the length of the room dividing it into nearly
equal halves, on one side of which are the
bookcases eight in number, finished in chest
nut and to be filled with the $500 volumes be.
longing to the society. The floor is carpeted
back of the counter with a super-ext1a,carpet
of oak leaf pattern, and in front with Manila
mating. The shades to the windows will be
marked with the letters M. L. A The room
will be warmed by large stove
On the other side of the entry is the business
room, lighted by one large window in the rear
and three on Temple street in the day time,
and two light chandelier at night The room
is finished plainly, with a raised platform at
one end for the desk of tho President, and
space side of the President for the Secretary's
desk. Settees will accommodate the mem
bers.
The other room contains the conveniences of
wash room. water closet, &c.
We are requested to state that the library of
the society will not be open at either the old
rooms or the new one until Saturday next.
when they will be ready for business in their
new and commodious quarters -,.,