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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-20
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his oWa Physician.
HOLLOWAE'S Pills.
-.f.r.E AND

Disorder OF the Stomach and RoyyeI..
HE STOMACH is the great centre which
inheDces the hSahh or dsFase the Syrterz-abuscd
or deiitnted by fA,iirSTiun offensive brcItb
and physical prostratiUn the naural
Allied 10 the bruin il is the source OF Lradacbrs u,
tai depresriOn. Complaints and unrrfrr, ING
sleep The Liver becomes Affected and generates bilious
by CostiycIir-s, Diarrhui Dysenlry The princaI
9cith Of these Pills il the stomach and tie liver
hings bowels, an1 kidneys participate In their ru.i,,
alive ana r,'gencTative Opcgauu.
ErysfpeIas and sails Isheu.n
Are two of the common and ,irulen dl
yaien on ti= cOntncnt these the Ointment js s,
p"cially aniazonstic its 'modns opcrardi is d.t 10
el'o-cate lho venom ana then complete the cure.
had Kegs, old Sores and Ulcers.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertlnarious
y refused 90 yield to any other remedy uert
nave invariably succuu bed to few applications Of this
powerful unguent.
Eruptions on the skin
Arising from bad stats Of the blood chronic
ARE cIadicaied aud clear and uanrgnrcit surface
-rpar>s many of thc csslettes and other toilet n;uii
nces In IL power 10 dispel rsbcs and other disdr
FonaaIe Complaints.
Whe<A.T IN the young old married or single at the
dawn of WoRaanhoo,, the tnrn OF life hos. tonic
ne'cines display dessl-'l influence that marked
improvement II soon pereeptiblc n tbs health of The pa
urt f"1liG purely vegetable preparation they arr
safe and reliable remedy for all clases Of Females in
every condition Of health and station Of life.
giles and Elstula.
Every form and frsfure of these nrcvacrt stubborn
disorders cradiutrd locally and cutrrly Gy the use OF
this rnolicn warm lamentations should prrcrts its
ppraiinn Its healing qualities will be found 10 be
n Oror.tl and invariable
Both ne Of'eHf and Tfs s1ou!G he used IN Ae ylolr
i,Ig eSses.
Bunions, hurns. chapped hands chilhlans nstula
ypu umbi.1, mcrcIral cruptOus. piles rhcIIulats
Hn%worm. salt rhcum scgiGs skin lisrasrs swrIl,G
"iahtis sore i. sure breasts heads throats
sorS nf all kinds. -frlins, f iOuls tetcr uIccrs We
nrrcal sores. wounds Of all kind-.
J CACVIoNi-Nune are gnhiiine nticss the wcrl,
HOLLOWAY NEw YohK ann toSroS'' ar. disccrnible
WATER SAis m every leaf OF the book Of directions
rouhn each pot uF hoN: the nay be seen painlv
ny HolpISG TIE LEAF TO THE LIGHT 4 handsome re-
Mard VIII be 2; en- 10 any rendering such nOr,na-
non Js Env Tad To the detection Of any party or pars
conntrlriIng the sdicnes vending the same know
ing them To he spurious.
IS Sold at the n!nuiactory Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
~ Maiden Lane y. York. and hy all respectable Drug
ylsis ard Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civilized
world.
s Phere is considerable saving by 7sknS the larger
sizes. - "
" B-Dsecf!5s FOR the gnidance OF patients in every
dS"'uVf arc hSHl 10 each poi ana boN- lyg,G
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rRoM uoS. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
pHILADELPHIA, April 2s. 1854
Geonsfuer a 1oofiand's
German Hit ~ ters - rdliIable
nlsdtcine fn case Ella of attacks OF
m d q Iio II uEt&z es4sAzOr Dyspepsia
i can certify this frou my experience OF
II. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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DEBILITY

There {, m nsdicfne ,qtai 10 RoofdpF. German
,..,yu r,y '"'1st - tsns hsnd rtoGr e h's ,e'@.
an e'J7y--erf ff tc u.zs3zs fool, enable ahe s:s-
Ssci 10 digss' IT, ftr!ty he hood gre pcod sound
trHHhy cotszoa, eradicate he y,log tings from Dts
Sg' '"i~''t bloom 10 e cheeks and cAanee he pdiisnf
iran short-breaGled omGciaied ,ccak and aerreHs
hrdid 70 a JuhJace1, sioux and rigorous nersoa.
Weak and Delicate Children are
Iaade strong by using the RitIerS or
Tonic. IN fact, they are Family wedt-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety 70 n child three months.
oid, the most delicate female, or a man
These Remedies are Us ben
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-20

1TBafrctt s. ma, high reputation.
+ Ny wFEs cgoIcE, and the whole family prefer it.
Mrs. AllHiia Improved 0as1 syis) Hair RestoFcr
Dressing, On one bOttlce Every Druggist selis It,
Price, 81 - ..-., ~ r- . IrfOOO
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oRsALE.

i lie Subscriber having mado arrangements
go into ainobsfand entirely dlw ent business an ~
ing first asaliaiing House o;i Conisc ionsrv
lishmept 1iis building nov occupied by him is well
years II desirable, For further pariiears
Wy snuSoiiDcr' ~ sc. TALCoTT
MB.-Alsoo largo lot Of IIouseiiold Furniture will
DC 'ierea ~ 5ri'ss that win pay toleOk St ,,,,-r
Ashtsbns, sept II. 1864, ~ sIttf
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George g, WAITE, merchant at Kclloggs
vile, we notice, has made an assignment of
his assets to SAM'L HAYWARD, Esq, and put
his business into course Of liquidation. ANY
one who has had an opportunity to see tht
leanness and quietness Of country, as well as
village stores, for the last few months, will not
be surprised if more of them go into liquda-
tion. The hope of the more feeble and less
capitally endowed, indeed of all, can hardly
be, from appearances, in u very sudden and
sensible activity, even though spriug is upon
us, but from gradual and pretty sure i'm
provcment of trade generally, from the conf
dence inspired throughout the country by
hrin and steady governmental policy, the Oh
Servance Of national filth and honor and
rigid system Of eeonomy" There is a good
time coming Patience and prudence, and
the lppeEi'ahble, though yet vague settlement of
OF the currency question, will secure its advent
Is. c. Wade OF Jefferson, is The assignee of
the estate Of G, W, Foster and S. 4. Boagh-
ton, and Albert G. Simons, and NIoscs LOGAN
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Post Office Election.

Wednesday, March 24th fr1ha o'clock ill
OR. NJ, at Fircmcns' Hall Ali Republicans
doing busincsi at Ashtabula oIllce ere entitled
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Blood Purifiers

erz iaotsn, and .piu etre all diseasss resfirg frs.
gid CtHSd- heep yotu - blood pure; %rtp y0u-
Lirsr in order; keep a your t!ioasiirr Srgaas
In sound, healthy kd Ezeondtlisn, bV the as
Of these remedies s.kla.znzz4 and no dissdss tOiV
erer dSsait yon The Cea The country mind
ae1. u years Of hOnest reputation 90 Tor ailythias
you NES try hese prPdrdiiOHt.
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DfcF ids,jnst received fine stock Of Spring
Wall Paper Its cheap go anu lbok ii YOU
want nything in t,is line.
~ Cd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-20

Coon MEDICINE. The next hest thing to reliable
physican IN any community u a pDQ medicine; and 10
sincere and ekilfal practitioner Y y ar inyaluable
help To know remedy md 10 apply n u the Doctors
great buaucssaside fr0nithis his advice b from ex
permcntA practices and we are only experimenting
wheu following H.. The reliable fncdirnc W. therefore,
the great fssfrag To direct When 90 administer u Is
all the physician Il required 10 do In puehp as pre-
needed Rycry bottle 0fihe has f directions
for tsuA It dihrk medicine, INT comes 10 the
pafent with the Recommendation OF somc Of the bright.
est inteects known TO the science of physics medi-
cine bearing the unQalined enlargement Of snch men
and Prot TRAvEns, Of the Royal Coltee OF Surgeons
canno nil TO find ta way to the confHeprc o millions
OF miiep Hence the wealth of ie distinguished pre-.
ater md ia hecessy 10 the family circle AZ ali times
and seasons, Soc advertisement elsewhere tgneinhaH
Pasets u - II oL-ZLZ ...Lf " @s
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Jrsr Thg Tnmo.--porsops suffering from that Impll.
eab'e Gsenss CaisTrb. should by all give sagss
Catauh Heredyn thorough and impartial ffisi Il Ia.
Desn befoe the public but aew years yet already nk.
" INC Eahdatd remedy for diseaser of the Ba and up
Pcr SIR passages. and hear very highly spoken "
Dy those who have used IT, The proprietor H. v Pierce
~ ID" @ Buffalo N r.. will bd secH by bissdvrrss
menf offers standing reward Of 800 for case sf ca
'nTh mat be cannot cure. For sale by nss Druggist.
everywhere. Seat by mall for siEty Gents.
TOHtire ,TqctnBsg1
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NasSofA wArgn.-sHpefor - the best imported
Gcrnnn Cologne, aud sold A. half the price 1ygg5
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Post Office Mhtt.r.;

Alta netting commenced al Fifemnn's Hall,
IN accordance to previous notice IN the Ash.
labuia Telegraph, " tako Into conddsraiion the
propriciy Of nominating candidate 20 oil the
the oflice Of Postmaster for this Post Onlce
HRNRY FGssFTT was chosen Chairman, and
IgsRy HUHlAnD, Secretary. The meeting
was then adjourned 70 Smiths Hall.
on motion of DR.. KiSo, il was resolved that
this meeting be adjourned until "Wednesday,
the 24th inst, at2 o'clock p. NJ, wlan The Re.
puldcpns who secure their mail matter at
the Asbtabula Office arc invited 10 indicate Jy
their vote who they prefer ID MI the Office Of
Postmaster, and that the township Trustees be
invited 10 act rs judges Of the election,
A motion was made by Mr.. w0oDNAy, 10
amend the above resolution, by proceeding TO
vote upon the question under consideration,
which was lost by vote Of 55 In the afIirlns.
tive, and SO in the negative. The meeting was
then adjourned. IIBNRY FAssETI, Chm,
HENRY iiubpARb Sec'y,
~ LIZ .I...IE
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mr. Estcp,s, p6rdiai, is bot Bniy good ~ Shrs.
ng chdreu, but is the bcsl isihcay fJr Dyscntcy.
Darrb@a and adlsdrdered statl d Tie bowels. Sold
Hepdry's DRUG sttry, Ashtabrla.
,nride A. BftdegrOons. -EssSys iof young men on
the hsirtgystlgg relation q Bridegroom 70 DEde in inc
and true happesl Sent by mail N scaled letter enye
opes .free Of chdfge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIAs
TON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa, iygR.
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idzhy Intelligent i1ay 4 se,,acp, ., svr,,,.. v
~ snys int no wss smieisd uuurys ye.- yrrtoss.i,v
with dersngsrsn of the cfcnaiiOn tis blood ru.bin,,
10 The lnngs With sgch FORE - to thrsasn eonoet
hnd death. THIS was attended with tbp most ig,.r..
fin 10 all parts of the BOdy rsfIns 70 us6 r,I,.f
nom any Of The plysieishs whom che cmpl,y,a ,,g,r
time to lime, shs induced 10 try the pl,Sy,tr
BTrEHs and 10 her spTpnss sBd Joy they have relieved
her. and shc Is now in good hcnlfh ahd aesh
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MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.

MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.
Having instituted system of monthly or quarterly
instaments for the pscet of the honest industrious l
boring clasres OF occupation, many an-havc Piano
tages at home
Please write US for full particulars. 80
". B.-Persons residing however distant cast wpst
or south from Cleveland will please understand we
have constantly at our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
500 ...n
IN Cleveland, all the desirable makes of
j. EdlIs@0pp anay s'df iT0G- ST'1
MELODEONS,
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FROM REV. JOSEPH Il. KENNAED, D. D.,
CAUTION.

Hoo11Hd's German RepeStss ara eeEntsTfeaHd 1hG
Se"'Iins hare the signature Of @, "a, JACKSON on
front Of the OigEde t9Tdbner Of each boite, and f
n0Ht Of Ds dFis4s AosH 10 sqe4 baas AH Otasrs aTe
e0GigeJ1ett ~
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ErysipeIss and Salt I.heu.n

are TWO n The most common and Iirlc disorders pre.
Na'el on tli= cont ncni ia these the Ointment il ss
pecialy anazonistc, its modn- opcrardi is dl.t 10
| erisa4cae the TcnOm uud then complete the cure
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-06
GET Fly $ Ii u Il C
.KATALYSlNE WATER
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVc Powers.

VNHE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
/ announce that they completed arrange
meAts Tor supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Mater on scale commemorate with the de.
mlnd. Physicians and invalids desiring infor.
nation as TO the therapeutic value and virtue of
this Water will, on application to the office of
The Company, OF any of the Druggists Stores, be
furnished with printed copies OF statements OF
invalids and reports of eminent medical men al
10 its a. EATIvE EFFECTS the only unerring test
the vAlGe of any water or medicine.
They are also reierred to the thousands OF in
valids and their medical advisers in every par
Of the country who have since the general in
Production OF this Water among the people som
ak menths ago, been cured, by its use, Of dis
Pressing OF fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes, beyon'
all reasonable doubt, the superiority OF thu
Water, as a remedy for Rheumatism, GOut, Grav
ell Dyspepsia Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Law
or, and Bowel Diseases, (BiliOusness, &c, Ca
tarTh Neuralgia and Nervous DisOrdors) owe
all others known TO mateTia medica, or found IL
the mineral springs of modern times
1t has been demonstrated in number OF IN
etances to possess the power OF solving culculus
or stone in the bladder, and the urate deposit:
Of chalk stones formed by rheumatism, Govt
and Gravel and of PERMANENTLY curing these
diseases for which medical science and the mOs
eelebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided pallatives.
I Also Of arTesting the progress, If not perma
nently curing, Albumenuria, or Bright's Dis
ease.
This Water is confidently claimed to DO the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
its source.
Depot G3 Liberty street, Now York.
For sale by MCCABE, BUSHFIELD &
KRAFT - Main street Wheeling and Drag.
gists generally. sept5
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MURDERED.-The Point Pleasant Jour.
nal says We are panied to learn bv a
telegram from Washington to the Asso
ciated Press, that VIM. II. Phelps, son
of Hon. John NJ. Phelps, of this place,
with several others, was murdered by a
band of robbers on the 22d inst, near
Brownsville, Texas. He was one of the
party who accompanied Colonel VIVA
ley from this place to Texas last spring
He was appointed an inspector of Gus
toms under Colonel Whaley, and by th'
express request of Secretary McCul
Tough he was retained in that position
by Mr.. Crawford, the successor of Colo
mel Whaley. For long time previou;
to his departure for Texas he was em
ployed in the Journal Office, and from
our intimate association with him, we
are free to say that he evinced talent
for boy of his years that was remark
able, and had he lived would no doubt
have carved his name in the niche o
fame. We offer BUR sympathy to hi
family and friends, and express the hope
that they may put their trust in Hin
"who doeth all things WELL"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-06

FEDERAL CoURT.-In this Court yes
terday, Messrs. Samuel A. Heaton, Rich
ard P. II. Staub and E. A. Bennett, were
qualified to practice law in the U. 5.
Courts of this District. Frederick Ali,
a native of Germany, received his nat
uralization papers. IN the case of the
United States rs. Benjamin +. Andrews,
Judgment was confessed for $40 fine and
Costs of prosecution. In the case of the
United States rs. John Carter nolte
proseqai was entered on motion of the
District Attorney.
In the case of the United States rs.
Carter and Andrews, a nolle proseqai was
entered upon the same motion. In the
case of Robert Mears rs. Thomas Black
ford, this cause was continued on mo-
ton of the plaintiff and at his cost.
Several important Admiralty causes
will be heard during the present ses-
sion of this Court. The Grand Jury are
still in session, not having completed
the business before them.
The case of the United States rs.
Jefferson T. Martin was continued. The
case of Knode rs. Williamson is set for
tomorrow. This is an action brought
by Knode against Jacob Williamson
for cutting loose a canal boat on the
Potomac river in April, 1862. The boat
was loaded with wheat, drifted down
over the Falls of the Potomac and was
entirely destroyed. Stanton & Allison
for the plaintiff. Blackburn & Faulk-
ner for the defendant. This is known
as one of "war cases." and has excited
considerable interest. The indictments
for felony against Daniel Anderson and
James Anderson will be tried to-day.
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Ia At F. NJ. Porter's can be found the
finest stock of Ladies Lasting Morocco
and Kid Balmorals in the city.

The PARKERSBURG MURDER.-Oficer
Davis, of the Parkersburg police, with
three assistants, reached this city yes
terday, intending to convey to Parkers'
burg, Charlton, the mate Of the steam.
er &. A. Thompson, now in Jail, under
charge of numbering negro, as detail
ed In the REGISTER of yesterday. Mr.
DAVIS leaves with his prisoner this
morning.
But few particulars in relation to this
horrible affair have been elected in ad
dition to those already given. The
Waterman at the Parkersburg wharf
who witnessed part of the fracas
states that be heard the negro inouir,
for the mate, just before the Thompson
left the wharf; that the latter appear
ing, struck the negro two or three time4
and then called out to the captain who
was above, ''Man hurt. What shall
do with him 7" "Put him ashore, ID
him." was the captains reply, which
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-06

EXPENSES OF HOUSEKEEPERS.-The
New York Times has been gathering up
statistics showing the relative cost of
living in 1867 and 1868. We take few
of its figures, promising that these are
New York City prices. In provisions,
pork is dearer this year-27 % per bar
rel against 20 90, and p 90 against
Is 30. Lard is dearer, and cheese, while
butter is about the same. The best
teas are a tritle higher-90 cents t. G.
this year, and 90 cents to 30 last year
Poultry, too, is somewhat more expen,
sive. But the great gain appears in thu
result of our grand harvests. Ordinary
flour is 5 65 this year, against : 80 las
year, and II 10 is quoted for extra West
ern, against - 80 in 1867. Germ, too, i
cheaper-9S cents to - this year, ant
l 37i to l0i in 1867. Oats also ar
less-76i cents, against 81 cents. Pc
tatoes are considerably cheaper D
to ) % against 4 90 to -. That i'm
portant article for housekeepers, re
fined petroleum, is also little les
dear. sugars, too, are cheaper, ant
molasses. Coffee has fallen off three O
four cents n pound.
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Centre; W. B. Simpson, Clay, and A
j. Wilson, Richland. Absent, John h
Hobbs, Ritchie. Mr.. W. B. Simpson
was called to the Chair, pro TEN. = -
The election ola permanent President
was postponed until the afternoon ses-
sion. x p =.
On motion, John c. Porter, of Wheel
ing, was unanimously elected Clerk of
the Board.
On motion, adjourned to meet at !
o'clock P. NJ. -
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board reassembled, pursuant to adj
journment, Mr.. w. B. Simpson in the
chair. Special order, the election of
q permanent President being called,
Mr.. Wilson nominated Mr.. Salisbury, of
Centre, for that Office. Mr.. Salisbury
nominated Mr.. Mcdonald. First ballot
resulted as follows: Salisbury four
votes, Mcdonald three; Salisbury de-
clared elected.
On motion of Mr.. Holiday, ordered
that the President appoint the stand
ing committees. The chair announced
the following:
Committee on Finance and accounts
Messrs. John H. Hobbs, W. B. Simpson,
A. J. Wilson, George Roberts and ]. A..
Holiday.
Court House and Jail-Messrs. Smith
Mcdonald, John A. Holiday and George
Roberts.
Roads-Messrs. Allen, Davis, A. j..
Wilson and John c. Porter.
On motion, Doctor B. w. Allen was
unanimously elected Physician to the
Jail.
Ordered that the election of JanitOr
be postponed until next meeting.
Bill of ]. D. D. Whitman, for survey
ing, $500, ordered to be paid. A num-
Der of bills of Commissioners appointed
to view certain roads were received and
referred to the committee on Finance
and Accounts for report.
On motion, adjourned.
Under the Act regulating the meet
ing of Boards of Supervisors, passed by
the Legislature December 22d, 1868, the
Board is required to meet at least four
times year and on the following days:
First Tuesday in January, third Mon
day in May, first Wednesday in August,
and the fifth day after the annual State
election. Special meetings may be held
at the call of the President.
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! being done, the boat showed OH. The
watchman then approached the negro
and found him hurt, but not thinking
his condition as dangerous as the man
represented, went to bed, and did not
return until next morning, when he
found him dead. This account differs
from the first report, which stated that
the Waterman was only absent a few
minutes instead of, as now appears, for
some hours, and presents circumstance
that may have marked influence on
the result of the trial.
A coroner's inquest was held upon the
body of the negro, on Sunday. Two
wounds, evidently made with two
edged dagger, were found, one between
the eyes, piercing the skull, the other
in the breast reaching the cavity OF
the heart. The verdict of the jury was,
as we believe, that the deceased came
to his death by wounds from a sharp
instrument in the hands of some person
unknown.
1t appears that the murdered man
was named Manly and resided in this
city, having here wife and several
children. We understand that his
father also resides in Wheeling. The
affair has created considerable excite
ment in Parkersburg, and the trial is
awaited with marked interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-06

NEwCoMB's MINsTRELs.-This fine
company had nice audience at Wash
ington Hall last night. Good order was
preserved Throughout, an active force of
policemen being in attendance for the
purpose. The performance throughout
was excellent and handsomely main.
tanned the high reputation of the COM
pany. We cannot sketch the pro-
gramme, but desire to call attention to
"the Kaleidoscope, or the Boy Wonder,
Master Bobby" 1t is new and inim-
liable feature in performances of this
line. Newcombs appear again tonight.
Do not fail to go and see them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-06

4 HINT TO LADY SKATERs.-An ex-
change has the following: If ladies
and misses who can skate little, and
Others who are just attempting, will
read this, we are sure it will be of ben
eft to them, as it is prompted by obser'
vation5 and gleanings. New beginners
always raise the heel of the skate of
the ice first, and then scratch back with
the toes as a propeliing motion, which,
indeed, is not graceful movement.
Now, if all those so skating will for a
moment notice those who raise the
skate from the ice either even or the
heel last, they will see in moment
what a graceful glide ahead is given
them, and is the real foundation foI
pretty skating.
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EVThe privilege of hearing the elo
quent and truly wonderful John b
Cough, on the nth of January, will bt
one which our readers may never again
be permitted to enjoy.
After an effort covering several years
his services have been secured to delight
and benefit the citizens of Wheeling
and places adjacent, and knowing his
wonderful power and eloquence, we
cannot but urge all who can secure a
seat, or even standing room, to be
present. We have sometimes stood for
two hours fairly chained by his remark
able descriptions, and at the two hours
close were ready to cry out Go on, 60
on!w Ten o'clock, Thursday, January
eth, is the hour fixed for the sale OF
tickets and tie Religious Book House
the place. Our advice is "Be on hand
in time"