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The New York herald., 1869-12-10
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc.

CUCKOO CLOCKS.-OUR patent IND MANUFAC-
" uiei American Watches at manufacturers prices; Dis-
mond, Pearl aud cold Jewery, SiverwaTe reduce prices
A. FkANkf1ELD a Co, jewelers. Sixth avenue, corner
Fourteenth street and Eighth Twenty st.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

ono WEST FORTY-SIxTH STREET NEAR BROAD
-OJ way.-0ne two large furnished Rooms, with
Board to family gentlenen hot and cold water
rooms; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

C0c EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR
.)bO of Second avenue-R0oms TO let, with Board
suitable for gentleman and wife Renemen house mod
ern; prices moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
DENTISTRY

INOR sAT,E-A FULL SIZE FOUR POCKET ROSE
Billiard Table Qfhslau A Colcnder's makc), In
good order; Chandelier, Cues Balls Nc, complete. Price
$40 Address o. X H., boz ] g1s Post ofice
VVANTEp TO RENT FOR THE wINrER-A THREE.
w quarter Billiard Table for private Address Bill
LARD TABLE, b0s 7k8 Pnst ouca
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

I l.o EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, CORNER OF
lbC Livingston psce.-Elegant Rooms fronting Stuyve-
SAINT park also Rooms fourth aoor convenient to three
car lines and Broadway stages Table unexeepionabe.
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leo EAST THIRTy-THIRD STREET.-THE LET,
.lOJ nicely furnished front Room and Bedroom; also
hall Room, al ~ 4 week; bath and gas
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

IcD SECOND AVENUE.-TO LET, SEVERAL VERY
1O-- choice elegantly furnished Rooms, with or without
Board IN hrs class brown stone residence terms mod
crate.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

OJO WEST TWENTIETH sTREET.-NICELY FUR
DI nished Front Parl0r with Board, re and 1913
per week; Rooms third aoor sid; good neshborhood
good table; best reference.
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HOUSES. ROOMs, sc, WANTED.

JoO WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET.-sPLENDIDL
Lou furnished Paror Floor, suitable for family;
lection To chi.dren. Private table " desired.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

TNANCY GOODS STORE FOR sALE-SITUATED ON
one Of the principal avenues and containing select
and splendid stock OF goods beautifully fitted up with good
lease and reasonable rent the will be sold cheap
cash exchanged tor other paying business Ad
dress HARLOW, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

ClG SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET
--OL handsomely furnished front Paror TO let, to
gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen. Also single
Bedrooms to let.
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

10 WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET.-A PRIVATE
lDC family VIII le with Board Suit OF elegant Apart
ments suitable for gentleman and wife private table II de-
sired; also single Room for gentleman.
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M oRRIs WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
~ ~, PLkEMPToRY sALE-ELEGANT HOusEHOLD
FURNITURE, MIRRORS &C, 81 MARCOITE, KOUX
AND 9TH RCELEBRAfED MAKERS, I'll PROPERTY
EUROPE
E Il LUDLOW CO will sell at auction this day (Friday:
Dec w 1907 AZ IL oc ock A. NJ at the private residences
no % West thirty fourth street. Fifth avenue the en-
tire Furniture contained IN said house consisting OF elegant
carved ebony and s Suit In amber ebony and ornuu
centre ana Gard Taes Cabinets pier AID Mantel Mirrors
reps ana lace Curtains, black walnut Dining Table and
Chairs In figured moroeco; black walnut Buffet mirror
back Elevatng and Side Tables black walnut and ebony
bodsLeaus bureaus, Wardrobes Armores glace. Wash
stands Commodes Lounges. Escrtores Mattresses Boil
sters and flows Toilet Crockery, Linen Window Shades
Cornces Gas Fixtures &e Wilton Velvet Brussels and In
grain Carpets, Ocoths Rugs, Mats Nc, together with
assortment OF ne China and Glass Ware Kitchen and Laun
dry Furniture, with which tho sale viii commence
Catalogues and permits AT No. 3 Pine
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OH EAST THIRTEENTH sTREET-A FRONT AND
ii back Paror 70 let with Board together separate
ly; also single Room for gentleman
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OOO WEST. FOURTEENTH STREET T.-HANDsoMkLy
-bO furnished Rooms 10 let, sngly SUITE with or
without Board suitable Tor gentleman and wife SINGLE
gentleman.
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40 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETwpEN FIFTH
4 u and Sixth ayenGes-Two furnished Hall Bed
fooms to et trst class Board Reaten required.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE-HALF AN HOUR FRon
- the city, doing $50 to $l5 day cheap cash goo
Tor selling Address, for three days. DRUGS Her
oulce
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Oln NINTH STREET--A YOUNG WIDOW LADY WILL.
)tO heautifuly furnished front Room with Board
couple two sentemen single Rooms for gentlemeni
derate prices.
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TOR sAIE-A FIRST CLASS UP TOWN CORNER
Liquor Store, doing good business lease AZ years.
Apply At 9s3 Second avenue paper and toy store
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

0IO SECOND AyFNUE.-HASDSOME SECOND
DO Floor (parlor and two bedrooms) let with Board
together separately; also small Rooms for gentlemen
house and table hrst class.
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td0 EAST 1l7TH sTREET-BoABp AND ELEGANT
-fsfU Rooms second floor, FIRE, gas bathroom hot
cold for family Of four i've persons, two
married couple -four single gentlemen price per week.
$40: location beautiful part OF Harlem within two
blocks OF steamboats, and cars.
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49,
A RTIFlCIAL HUMAN EYEs.-RAUCH 4 GOUGEL.
. MANN (ormory with Professor Bossonneau, OF Paris,
makers and inserers Of the improved Artificial Human yo,
65l broadway. n. B.These eyes are endorsed by the
faculty
The New York herald., 1869-12-10

TIA HUDSON STREET. ROOMS II
IL let In hrst class house at S3 per week ;hre bath
piano.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET

A FLOOR TO LET-FuRNISHED FOR HOUSEKEEP-
IA Ing three in the private dwelling 225 West Thir
ysyh sreet TO be let together separatey terms moder
ate; references exchanged.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY HAS TWO ROOMS, NICELY
"A furnished th good Board to gentleman, gentleman
aud wife whou, children, at moderate prices rs East
Tweuty-se street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
Proceedings Of the West VirEini,
SInIe Medical Society.

r,,p,,sp,.r, w Y, I'm, . t-sp
~. ,T..;oaI C,,;o.r ,s tha S,.,
W.. 1-;rc;,io noo+s edo 90 o..
o,ooo nron;dod ororrm :. ~.
Thers ara os vet bnt fow bcra p,
howoror ora oxnoo.od -, tho +-o;,.. ,..
d,v The Weather is do,icbtrrI g,.
tho surrorrdiro country :. d,,r-.,.
oo,a;.;o,
dor ~, ,n, pr.s;5o,,. ~ - W, ~.
of Norran,,,,n n,;.a -, -...,,,,,,,,, ",
rrmbor or ,,rr.;,faa, So, I;.y,~s.,.
sections of tho State ,r0ro nroson.
The session was bo,5 - tbo Wothod;..
Eriscapal church Sonth and w,,
opened. with nrovsr br tho De- y =
Wade. of ClarksbDrr
The report of the chairman of A..
committee of Arraupe,o.r. .D- p,u,
say) welcoming in a handsome uarn,,
the members of the Society, was thcr
read, extending the hospitalittes Of tint
citizens and town OF C,a: ssburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

GENERAL GRANT seems to have GlS-
pleased all shades OF the party by which
he was elevated TO place, save those
who pGrchasa position and Office by
gifts and eudowments. The Idr0Rcf, a
semi.rcligiors Radical paper, published
at Cfiaago ., rs not well pleased with the
apl .iutmerts ard policy which have
prevailed NJ Washington sisce the &C.
cessiou of GRANT to the Presidency, and
declares that that person "never mani
fca ted greater need Of prayers than a.
present" Speaking of the appoint
meuts, the same journal remarks: ~
cannot be denied that GRANTS admins
tratiou does not open with entire salts.
faction, and that good intentions have
to some extent been accompanied by
weak deeds. 1t was 4 grave mistake
(aud even worsc) to tritle with tho
highest office in his gift, By bcslowInE
it as a mere compliment upon Nj.
WASHBURNE, with the understanding
that he should accept only TO resign. It
was another sad error to send To Mon
tana US Governor man with such q
published record as Mr.. ASHLEY. Tue
selection of sundry weak and iucompe.
tent persons for Important posts, merely
because of party services in the po,itl-
cal campaign, or Of personal fricrt hip,
has shaken the faith ofnot few The
history of the present admiuistraa,u +,
full of "sad errors" to call them w. L..
harsher titlts, and the people are ,,-
ginning to see and recognize the i'ct
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
Wnr Of PrOcInmnlions.

1t is said that the Spanish authorities
threaten to end the Cuban insurrection
by proclamation. Their plan is to pro-
claim it virtually dead. We have no
idea, however, that, whilst thus pro
claiming, they will act upon their own
proclamation. They will rot disbano
their military forces or relax in the
slightest degree THEN ,nDrts toput down
the insurrect:On by arms after having
put it down by proclamation. They
may quell il by proclamation evory day
in the year, but they will not need a
battalion less on that account. They
will probably fud that the Cuban au'
thorities are equal to them in proclaim
ing as we'll "a in fighting. Procialna-
tion will be met by proclamation, as
well as bayODet by bayouet. The Gu
bans NAV not have as much lead and
s.cel ~ the Spaniards, but thew have as
much wind, aud that will suffice for
procilmatiOns.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
Tb. Fineeurh Amendment.

IT is stated that the records of the
Department of State show that only tho
following States have ratified the F't
teenth Amendment to the Constitution
and properly fled a transcript OF tie
proceedings of the Legislature on iha'
question: Missouri, Kansas, North Car
olina, West Virginia, Massachusetts,
Wisconsin, Maine, Louisiana, Michigaa,
South Carolina, Pennsylvania and Az
kansas--twelve in all. The rest of the
States, which have already acted on The
question, have neglected to complete
their action. Of the above States the
ratification of the Amendment by Mis-
souri, and Kansas is defective.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

! FoRNEY's Philadelphia Press 4n
nouuces that about one-thira OF the
clerks employed in the Secretary 0m''
of the Treasury Department will be 70
moved in q few days, and new aPpoInV
ments made to fill the vacancies Iu''
is all the ful6llment that we are HAeS
to have of the promise of the Radio Is
to reduce the public expenses. icy
do not mean to diminish the number ol
clerks, but simply to put one set out and
another IN. Ii, as they assured rs
hundred times, one third or one-bait %
the force under Mr.. McCULLocH was not
needed, why does boutwell, fill the
vacancies, only longing that there are
not more to flll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
Rnd Tor The Rrn,L..

The colored brother" is turning our
badly as an ofice-holder. EDWIN
BELCHER. the negro Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the Third Georgia District
WIS arrested, in Augusta, last week on
a warrant issued by United States Com.
missioner DAVIS, for an alleged felony
At the same time, EUGENE A. CoRry
one of BELCHER's assistant assessors
was arrested on the same charge. viz
That of wilfully destroying Governmen,
papers made ont by q former assessor
for the purpose OF injuring the latter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

THE reason Why Texas Is TO nav
election pa,il November Is e1pi1'D,' p.,';n.
+bs vor YORK Times (RadicaD as oom'ns !,
S-on SuU ~, tbn President: at would be folly
70 oxpec, tue Republican party I0 arl gan
. - victorv ic ia Texas if an election were
a.so.ad s,O,IIj Immediately To which the
ns,roit Free Press fttingly rejo'pS
aSnJ if the prospect of Radical veto
~ i, no better than at present IA No, 70,
ycmb,r. we suppose the President VIII
he io.tIfablein postponing the elections
and so on, ad iMfnitum"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
Interesting to Omcc-seeker..

There may be something of interest
to place-hunters, as well as to the werld
at large, in the follow from the Troy,
New York, Times: General GRANT has
taken our relations with England into
his own hands He is now able to do
TINS having satisfactorily disposed of
all hls other relations by giving them
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

These remedies WI, eGUc.ua'Iy cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundius, Dy .yepsia, Chronic ur
Nervous Debility, ChT~ric DiaTrh1a, DiseasI
of the Kidney q, and all Di eases arising from
D,soIde Liver, Stomach Ur intes;lEs.
DEBILITY,
Resulting from auy Cause whatever
PROSTRA rION Of TFE SYSTEM,
induced r. Severe Labc-, Eald.
ship, EAT azure Fryers, oSc.
There is no Medicine extanI qIal q these
remedies in such rasrs p tone Iu' vigor j.
impaired TO the whole system tn9 nnDotitr Il
stren nRthened food - "uI"yst, me stomach IA.
Casts properly, the blood il purified. tDS com.
plsxion becomes sound aud neatly, he yellow
tinge is eTadicated from The @, %, bloom IA
given to the cheeks, and the weak and nervous
invalid becomes a strong and uealtFv be.-g.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

hon. Jamss 1homn,or

lion. James Thompson,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pen1sy, y,gau.a.
Philadelphia, April y. i-Cf.
! consider 'HoOfands German Bi't. b
uIlld5Ls medicine in case Of attacks OF Iudl-es
tior or Dyspepsia l can certify This from my
experience OF II.
YoHrs, with respect
JAMES THOMPSON
From Rer. Joseph II. KsnnGrd, d. d..
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Churcl, PHI.
delphia.
Dr. JIekson-Dear Sir: have been frequent
~ requested 10 connect my name w.'n Ieg"L-.
mendaloBs Of different kinds OF medicines bui
reg Irdlng the practice a. OIt OF nv apU;OBriai.
sphere, have in all cases deClUsd bat Sith O.
Clear proof IN various instances, AID srtjcuiaI
lv IN my own family, OF he "a ~ Dr. lTUoaanI
German EItters, depart Tor one fr. IA ~ u.us
course. TO express ny f1l CO. vicJiuu that. IA
genSrGl dsbtiifv cf he sy.tSn C.ld .speriaIty n,
L5IGr Complaint, u a q syfs GHd rdLlLb. yrsE1.
rahSFl- IN ssme ea-es t. my fail bUt ns,r.',
doubt not II will he v,iy bsrehciN 10 ,h,s,
wGo sufier from the above Gees.
Nours very rcspec.' 'r'T,
J. Il. EENgARD.
E.EttL, belyF CUatss st
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a EnuPinrPnrso

They have a preacher in Terre HautC
who devotes his time, talents and at
tainments TO gauging whisky in the In,
terual Revenue service, and.the Express
in reply to some objections as to the in
congruity Of tho arrangement, thinks
he must be rather a poor preacher who
couldn't be tTusted to gauge whisky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

Mrs. STANTON repudiates the idea
that she is in favor of the Fifteenth
Amendment, and says that there is "too
much pride, self-respect and womauly
dignity" in her Association to rejoice at
the success of scheme which places
all women under the heels of all men. "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made stTo' : " q, use %. t.'ErI 81 tur q.
remedies. They viii cue oyogy c-re oi M.
RASMUS, without all
Thousands of cert Hlstcs have q umuia.t
in the hands of the proprietor, but space wl
allow Of the publiCluuu % Cut q fow. lbu-r
il will BIZ observed arc mra Of note. q d OF tura
staLllng that throw m-L.L L.r halI--ed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

The minutes, rs far Cas Praeticahees
we're read by the Secretary and adopted
by the Society.
On motion, adjourned. y = -
The meeting in point Of numbers and
4.,ent was a decided success, and the
oninion of all was that they would
make still greater efforts to increase
the usefulness and insure the prosperity
of our State Medical Society.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
ES TIM ONEALS

Hon. Geo. IT. BiOOdrari.
Chief Justice Of the sUpl no Court or p.
writes:
PbiladHplid March H. l-,7.
I find HooHlrd'- G.tu4pu Filters is q goo.
tonic useful in diseases 81 tho 4 gestivn cr .lus
and of great benefit y cases ri debil. s. and
want Oi nervous action .u the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. ". WOODWARD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
Reports Of ycopmittees wore next

called for .---
The commif:ec on Fee Bills asked un-
til tomorrow 70 make their report,
which was agreed TO.
The report OF tie committee on the
Medical Botany of the State was then
read by the charpGn, DR.. Todd, Of
Wheeling. IL vas quite lengthy, sx'
tending over forty pages of foo,seap;
the reading occupying Gs least one
beur II reeiCed at length the proper
ties, doses, &c, Of great number oI
the medical plants of our State, and is
a valuable report.
Ga motion, the Society adjourned to
meet at the same place st 3 O'CLOCK
T. II.
4 on TvESISG Session, SA. NJ.
! TTeh3 we-v' Z S-r1r.2r pf new members
Iresent this o,ouiug, as well as a
larger attendance Of spectators, several
being ladies. Ptss'drnt II. W. Brock in
ihe chair. At5ag cail:ag he roll OF
members, the gcpar Of Censors was re-
ceived. They reo4mmsnd DR.. j.. 81.
Rovcocl. ,F CA,rL.hrrg and DR.. VIM.
Hukill, of West Liberty, Ohio county
as membefo, ana tiey we're unan 'il-ou''S
elected. .
all 1l..I r
Reports Vi con hi.ttccs we're caliou io'
and the report Of Dg. Iharpe on new
ro,,.l;.s ,r,s road Lv the Secretary, DR..
-. III snh.
lh&rPe Aiihs''' p7'"b "C
/ ject Of .uis :, pOr' was "hicuy upon Lie
} r(Te.,s and Us,s Of CarLJ,.a acid, the diff
= t.,,,,;y.s.e
.'l'''' "''"''"''' - ~ .,,o;.,d .
/ T%c :oa"in- ci tnis paper el'c'U0u 4"
inrmJ.r nf Interesting rCmarks from
v,rious ,,emb,rs of large experience in
'''' nous '',e'' , -. ,,.s |
Tue "so u "''~'' ,,,,;o.,
Dr.. H..ge,n's report on the Medicai
lT.,,grappr. &c. of Ohio county was
....,...o,.I bsf,re the Ssciety.
'-' "'-'' r. .',1.iuo ond vary inter.
This 7'2s q" exhaustive auu 'HtS ,noUa ond
c,,,. p ~ ,,rrrsra;;oa.
-, y NJ. of Carksburp, read his
.>,,, q. She subject of Medical Fra
teruItv,' al % IN interesting PaP0' anu
rep,"to With good sense, go,
cu motion, adjourned WI Io-HolEo"
at O'clock a. M
THURSDAY, June Sd, . A. NJ
pu...5.,+ T., tbe chair
| irLa'r,,,nr, of tho committee on Fee
nh rIaI cai,ed ror hut was not ready.
| bllAo " e. N''A''-'- q go
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

Trains % tbs AAlh lane maks soHbsctlsns
~ Baltimsrs vita trains for PhilaAslphis Ssu
York and BostOn. A. EslAy HSass via WAah
ingtSn CITY, foT al points SsBth-
Central Ohio trains make direct nouHsetlsa a
Columbus for ~ points West And North usst
Tieksts 70 al principal potnts ean - Vrocsrsd
- the Oflna
JOIN Z. WILSON.
Master u TrAnsDOrtAti0u, BAlrsSFs.
p 7. UkYEfG
myt0 General A rat WhesiibE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
EvlNING SESSION,

Jane Sd, . P. NJ.
President B-ock called the Society
to urGrr.
IAewdHcS Of several gentlemen were
proposed for membership and referres
to The Board of CcusorS.
90 MOI .uG. an election was gone into
aud the iHIiuaiug gentlemen were elect
cd ,lf'.r'- Ol the Societyfor the ensuing
yc...
Pres;dcnt-Dr. j. ". Ramsay, ol
! ClarksOu.g.
wee Pr-s.ionts - Dr. Hildreth, oi
Wheeling; Dr.. Bronson, of Upshul
county: DR.. Cooper, of Wellsburg.
IFeasuTer-Dr. J. c. Hupp, of Wheel
1 -.
SSecretary-Dr Lazall, of Fairmont.
BoarG OF Censors- -Drs. Bates. Burke.
GiIe, Brock, Baird, Allen, Legge and
On motion, ihe Society appointed the
IeN! ,S meeting on the = day of -
'>'u' IN The town of Parkersburg.
society ordered that DR.. Hildreth'.
report be prlated.
III, " N. NJ. Late, IF Harrison county
vas erected member on recommends,
ZION Oi the board OF Ceusors.
ne President appointed a committee
OF arrangements for the next Tegnia,
El-S nIo''inE' consisting of the member:
from F"..ershu--.
LaS appointment of de,e-atcs 70 The
next National Medical h..C.;,,2. - u,
lett With The President, to l.. made siT %I
months previous 10 the mee;i,~ nf ~,
bedy. ''-e Vi 'ua'
! On notion votes Of thanks we're tan
GcTod tie Blitimcre u Ohio Ra;IroaL Raj ,eui
I Cen nary. the Trustees Of the " "a q
! CudISL S.uil, ard tSecitizsps "fCI.rL- =.
, Nu-S generally for KIDD attentions &C. ~
70 the members Of the S,cie+v -
, On motion, a vote oftbsnEs v,s,
ID unaHimously thanki g the cficers .,
! the Socie,y for their tAic.encv in ~,
/ discharge "a tEoiT duties.
Commit "a we're then auuoanced fo,
/ the ensuing scar
/ Questions for discussion ~ the ra1t
meeting: |. What l. Puerperal Fe
vers y ,. Il. plth!sls Pullrcua!is cur
able"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

rE'nsS NV AND COMMOuIOUS HOUSE,
| la.rrr' DDturr of Broadway and i2i street
Tua.. 90. advantage over al other houSes for
Tho arDpr ,frDda;GuU pl ~ gUe-'-. Il was built
exgIe. ylY for mot class Family Boarding
HDI. u--;ue Topu, hein. large and ru suit
heated D., steam vita hpJ and cold water and
iuInisD~g SECOND o. none. while the culinary
Irpaltu No i- 20 the must experienced hands
tnuriiuE guest. Am uurqual-d table.
Juy %. Atwood IS rst,u' Elevators - alsO
among tho modern im ruvcrncuts' and az the
tr~icU oi guest. 90 II. HruN
.La Broadway aEI University Place Cars pass
the CoOr every tuIr u'IUu' -, ru ming from the
CITY Hall % Central Park while 'he Sixth and
Savr1th 5 venue Lines a., bat . -hsrt block on
either side. ad'rt.ug ample iaDiLtlr- for com.
mVuieatins vIfh all the DepUt- steamboat
Ian .ULs y-.ty~s OF Amusement and Business
" the rrt- metropolis.
MORE a HOLLEY,
urqrE igf7r PrUpr'cfnrs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05

From Rer. Z. i. It.iaV'
lssistant Editor, ChriStI1 F.flada
have derived decided benefit frna, the 1.e ot
Hoohands German Bitters, aEd feel II nv priv.
iIeCe TO recommend them n a most vsiaabIs
tonic, 10 all who are suffering from general de-.
bility, or from diseases aTlS.HE from drrar l,-
ment Of the liver.
Yours. truly, =. u. FENDAIL
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HoofEnds GernAl Tonic, .. NJ u gEarf bot
tss 81 50 per bottle, or = ta-f ao-sLI for g. =.
~Ds rot forget - eIsr. ne vel be s-i..
Gle you buy, in order 70 get he gezl-zs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-05
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,
WHEELING. Nay sth. Is6s.

WnEELINe. Nay sth, Is6s.
DASsRNGRR TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following sohodnln on and Aftsr the
10Th day Of May, lsCS--WhoelinE time
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
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NOTICE,

II 3 a well established fact that fully one.
hall Of the female portion Of our population are
seldom in the enjoyment Of good health, or to
uso their own expression, never fec we'll
They arc languid, devoid Of all energy, extreme.
J. LcIvous, and have no appetite
70 this class of persons the BIrTERS OF the
TC-.C, is especially recommended.
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PERSONS ADVANCED N LIFE,

PERSONS ADVANIEU \ LII h,
And feeling the h tnu Of t.2.r 'ci-hi1g heavily
upon th EN-, with Rll lrs t"nGgur Ius, WI iinh
in the use of th;, BTTT|ES, R IN, TONIC, al
elixir hat will iustl uey- life imsU thriT veins,
.J.tJ,o In a me"aue IN o. "lg, aud trdor Of
iUTms aud give keAlJl and happiness IN their
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CAUTION.

HooAAuds German Bitter are ooun'.rfssraF
See that tn Al grItE c 4 g. NJ JACKSON d
on the wrapper Of each bottle Az others &c
ooun tsrfe.t.
Principal oEce and HaaufsctOT, ~ the Ger
ruan ysdicins Sgo-s, 80. - At.LE Str e.
Philadelphia. Pa
CHAKLEs ~ ENaSs, E'roprirtsr.
.-0-a4sr-y c. y -.CE5CS a. co.