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THE CURaNS AND THE LATE
SECRETARY.
The Cnban lnntn'A Contribution to
thu Ikasyttns Fund $4,000 IN
at0ntts OF tlie ~ Cuban Kcptahllc,'-
\ Dollar Snb.crlptton.


Frn,n the .stie Irrk tForlI, S.m. Is.
The CEbans rc~ifnc In the t'ntted sia'es have
orenef dollar subscription for the benefit Of thu.
widow and ornlans oE the late Gcaersl Raw!.ps
The lssts in this city arc beng rapiJlS ed 10, a
Eft at SORROW prevails among our C1han population
inr The uEttEeIy {paS OF such warm f1e II their
cante The Juntn. 81 p III be seen by the IolioWn
correspondence, tlas transmitted to General Hut
terttrli fa'tt9 IN bonds OF the Republic Of C1bl
There ionds arc selling fnr tHent5.nye cents on
the dollar. uaE!ne the cash FatEe Of the Junta's
"SEw ToEK, Sept 2, 1s6a
We beg TO enclose ss.nO In pon,.4 Of the RI
public Of cubs, subscription to the relief !on1
for tho family o1 the late ticnerai ]. A. l2awl1u1,
and We regret that the urgent txGcnc,es Of our
tause fort,El our making this offering IN morr
available form, but trust thsk ere lo1g, when the
heartfelt desires nf General Rnwltns In tavor of
0nr young Republic will he fulfilled, these secu1.
,ics mas ntprc R yaluatie asrstancc.
"Wc at.o send d letter which We request you 10
1or~Arl to Mrs. Kawtlnf, ond greatly ooge
'0u'' 't' +. II. iii1ars, President.
..... ..... ~. T. BAsoRA, SECRETARY.
York
" 7o Nr+. f.nrrrF .jnhn 4. Rafrlint:
'1hc sImrashE Rhleh Jour honored husband
alwa!s felt Tar The Cuban caHse. and the noble
wsth rxptesae3 Io ns ling wort1 fer the tellFer-
ancr ri oar conatr!, have nl'ed the hearts Of ali
patf!ot!c fuhaas With sincere RrtcI for the Nh.
timely lots Of such noble and tine friend.
"A* representative q the people and govern:
one fuorc expression Of gratitude md respect to
the Irr1t number af Manifestations Bo deaerre1il5
,nnHc on this satl occasion by y0ut count1J1fcn
how much hts service. - h.Eh.mln'!ed states
man and accomplished soldier aEc appreciated b1
the American penpte.
With tho greatest consideration, ne remain
madam, four must dhtt1sens servants,
".foaH MORALES lENrs, President,
II. +. HAsutA, Secretary"
, 1869-09-18

cd nrou this volume Eaay tc rr4l,zc,! when It il
known that II contains complete recor.l Of the
proceedings In coDGfrss upon the various Rccau-
stTuctinn Hensurcs: the debates upon those mcas-
u'e*; the opinions AMI yetoca os
tho Ires.dcrl, anu his tupsachmcu,
trial: rte pIasl1rn,s Of parties, snd The prcsle
ta! etcssoDs: the proceeding. In each Of the
Ssuthcrn States for their reorganization under
The etrcilEe franchise the 1sahrts q! tte Roseru-
ncnt; diplomatic Intercourse: compcrcs: banka:
agriculture ii The C0ahtly; Internal anAIs OF the
StafeA ard Terr1tnr!es; also. the governmenta ID
f.ttutioLs. pci1tca1 ercnis end social chanRca OF
foreign countries; the military eseEtx ID Abys-
ttn1a, la!agnay, Japan md cTrtc: ptogrcs. In
science; condition Of ste various religious de-
uom.nat, o7s: &C Jaraphiea1 explorations and hs-
eost:ics; literary progress; AMI mortality among
distinguished mcu. Thtk record makes 4 Vssy
complete and valuable tlInEy Of the rear 1865 and
Is accompanied b5 IN exhaustive lodex ard stee!
Portraits u Vice President Cafax, Mr. Gladstone,
the Gnttsh Minister and Gepesat Ps!m, the
span.th coun.aui-s. The work 4 issued
Ill very handsome style, anu FORMS an invaluable
rcrerory of recent history which should be In
every library. The execution OF the work La ese.y
point Of view Is exceedingly credsable 10 the pub
ishtfA Me*sEz. Appleton i Co. hare discontinued
the supplying OF the trade, both With the Annual
AID New American Cycl0Eed1a, In 1rdcr 10 ca51J
out tte original plan OF selling both series By aut-
rtrtpt!on: and, as Indicated hJ the lt!c Mr. Moses
Warren. ~ Dearborn zttecs, has been nlade grn-
ernI agent fo1 both Horkl
TIE ROYAL ROAD to FORTUNE. Ty EMILY
HrhT1hG7DS M1IIKE, author Of uixhwars
ani Uttiges."'. Maggie Fu!Ie.,' ETC., esc- CHI
rneo: AI5rrfl L. ScNetl i to. boston: Nichols
i 1lulf. l~69.
M1s Mili.r, lhc nuthor Of thss book Tor lhe
| ehEarep, is eli aud whsesy tnurn al the assist.
ant editor ol The Ltt,< Cur7rraL portion ot the
sscr5 wns e.tp!nstly written rs q seEtal fer thai
magazine. In lis present form the suttor has e1.
panded It and added seauet, tnakiugi II Que at the
| most deEtran'e and acreptah;e 1nsenIle stories o
the fcaton. Mrs. Miller has nm instructive knoH
! edge Of what the little fo'ss xant, owing to he1
long Intercourse with them through tic cplun,n.
ot The Corporal, ni KeIves II up inr them IN se11
ptcasaut AMI readable etJ1c. The prescn. work ts
the nrst OF a Fcrica which viii cotnpuse thr I" III.
tle tbrTprnl 1thrar{, the DtnGr fulumes Of whIct
| vii be Issued frum time to time.
, 1869-09-18
COUNTY. ASSESSMENTS: FOR 1882
Increase and Decrease On the Eauazed Values OF 1863
pEt'REiSE.
&A3,933

On tAats4ei 0a E3uatEtI
tsdfuf. 1868. td!ttE, lNs.
, 1869-09-18

tfp4lucts us to the F7cfchcta. Daniel, nEnyton.
Wprrrr Donnr. Davies. Hail, Wot,oo. md tho
twte. singer, Mcshers. The work clescs With
siircy nnt Kacieh, Nacon and Hooker. In the.c
truratlonal days NC cannot he 100 often reminded
| Of thtac ftntts In literature Whcn poetry Is
| ephcmrsal, unt the drama lapscs into ueTc ran'
.!crtIE Ia the tenSaliona element, It "a well LOT US
10 look hack 10 such rdcts and f1raIuatls ~ csne
to the surface IN the pa!suJ ttafa Of the filEia
| t}uccn, who corpcnsates for NIL her htGotty and
r1nrnJ hs thc toyc she had for 1cssefs. aHa the
| rcsal patronage she bestowed upon tho Poets aud
,1rnn,a;l..s nho, basAing IN her san4hnc, na'le
tcr rclgu famous. Tnerc eau be htt1s fault to
nut with tnc manner in which Mt. Whtpp1e has
uue Ills rtEk. I1oth n the clcarncss anl correct
uess ol h& s.,Ic and Tue thoughtful and scholarly
nnpptr - which hc aa.!5zcs the men at thss day
| and their wp1As he has g,sca Us \ aFotume *a|ea
! II u credit TO American scholarshtI. 81.
| AMERICAN COMM EICfAL LAW. relating 10
| tref. ksnh 4! blstineks4 with full Instructions
ard trnctral tortn. atiap1cd 10 ali the state. Of
ss 'r,t 1ac Mates y b. iIsl!ios: iS.aei By ..
u. Cate 4 TO. fed9.
Although oound IN The conventional lax cksf,
this volume L. specially adapted 10 the people
ls !dca is to adapt TO tho esAy comprehension OF
men, v ho have moi enjoyed professional training
those rules Of law which enter into and zose1t
mtn, The compiler ha4 ocea s:nsulart5 sQccessfu
IA h,4 WORK ncontalns. IN q condensed form
clear statements Of what evefT business mat
should t1ow, and fosus Of instEumeas!
most com,pouly In use. The YOUNG MAJ
| who IL abous 10 enlH baatness f''
will nud 1t IN excellent guide. and the tnesphan
already IN bus,ness Will hare. lu It, compfe nen
g,e <iew o! the !hw ~ oserninE busirefs "a'e
cannot fa,l to he Of great service. tfsat4 ever!
posahle subject which comes within the range
the citizen aud the merchant IN ms cTeE5ds'
experience, and u auticieetfy cltaE from 10
. | ,ccbnfcallstcs OF the isw 10 make II reaA!
undetttooi and Immediately applicable. isas
:. Moore, the ngcn, Of the wo1x, Is canEaastns n
liz AMEn1cAS ANNUAL CyCloP.FnIA ~;
REGIsl ER UF tAPuKTAST EtkSIS of ~
- YEAR lsGS. Empractug political. EVIL. Mt1ttart
aLA koelal affair public docuIncnts' hioffapn.
y statlstc6. comEeIre, Gusnce. literature, &C
clce, agriculture, and mechanical tndustr
lulolue VIII. New YORK: D. Appleton ! G
Chicago: Mosc4 Warren, Genern1 AGENT No. :
( pexitoFn ttfcet. 1862.
The eighth volume Of Arpletans American G.
i Clol udta, which We commenced III tue tc7F Isl
Is Just oll, in uniform style With the prteedln
/ yo.uues and l.,,nss the register OF events Up
IS tic cutTcnt year, Souc idea Of the faoof e1pent
, 1869-09-18
ANOTHER b'rEhMHOAv ExpL0.
hi0Nt

'lIr nyutps ulseh frt t,a~tplp'n AMI Msr'nI!
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-27

This cpritrs that We have u-"l the Great IOsc-
mite Bitters prepared by J ". Dnwnrr Il Co., Of
this place aud believe that they are, what they
are represented to he pure and Wholesome Stom-
ach Bitters, and pleas mt tonic beverage for the
use of invaiids Suffering from weakness of the
Stomach. Dyspepsia, &c, DC We think them to
he as good, il not better. than any Bitters now in
the mark t, pnd cheeruy recommend them to the
pnblic.
Respectfully.
T. Z. MCNAIR & CO. Druggists
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lao p III.
rHsiN> going we.t on Pittsburgh. Fort Wsh
ard Chcaeo Railway pass II ,ncSnOl ut ll.yI
Ird 4, ~ 3,3i u. m. and S.5S y nj fas
field nj $40 H. In. and lola 800 and l6vy
n: PaaA Cr'stlinc At 1910 III, ani ION
$50 and f,l5 p. m, and a-ri,. II hcaao
800 ana y, 20 p, m. md $40 and IL, 20
Z. X Vi. EuS, Ocnl ri'i;e' agent
March, lS6S.-,i rt.sblr.h p I
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. CARD rssH LADIl =

TAR ~, ONCU> q JLDES "ERI nrl
- piI IL for Fcms'es IrftIihic IN cores
'rrCgri!nrIir., re,no';ns oha,ruc oar Of the MOTT
~ NJ. f'-n "hit.vcr caun. and HiHayS sucoeE
~ y preventive One pill ls dosc femllc,
uln IL -isdGr5. 81 '''oa: Snppo-'h. .thcm-rlutp
"r'. cnuti ned nla'n-t using these PHI. whls
that c. ntt'on let they invite mscarris.. an
which Alsnuniliia the pro- ri,for assumes NJ n
,ppusih.lfy. sihoa.l their mil,'ncss won d p e7s
Any M chief o heath; otherwise the Pin. srs
;dn.Ul' nfcd II. most 'nva!Ial rmncdy Tor the II
sviatiou Ot tiio.- Suffering from ANY i.rcsIarisl
whatever. n woii ~ 10 pr.tr M ir're =" of fsni
y when health VIII not permit iy, quic,ng IN
Itrv' md hrin"iny back TIC r,Sy colul ~ le,th1
70 h" check Of tie most Del cate.
Full ard rXD.cit Dir ctini,s ", nmDsny cs,A ba'
Price : / !cr h'N. hex :. So
Sid IN e'ynlcrrn Ceut =, by 4 - NJ LIR =
CO soc Auc't." for p",o'"ur, "ni.s. Pa
i.adic by senip. them s. 10 the Prrn!'um c,tI
rr p. y ca1 have tNr i.i- 80 :1rIi'rii,!l m
nail - any part uctrc cot ntcy, free e, IN .rs ~.
Sold al>r by Il Z = 4. G ark Ti;usV'l'.
r.. a X Griffith. oil Guy; Fleming Il "
l,rn', frsnt in; nr j l.. A,unh, idioui-; y y
IIz ,tpn, Grr,n au: ty .'nrlc Druggist" IN ersy
'nwu in the : i',d St.trs. a Il hy
iui y n VI, rop'r New NcIH
--sa
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have used. and observed the effects Of the Great
Yosemite Stomach BitierS. prepared by : ".
Downer e Co., Petroleum Cenne, and think them
preferable to any in use, for TIVE relief Of those
difficulties for which they are recommended.
J. NJ HARDING, M. u.
Oil CITY. Pa. Dec. 2Gth. 1865
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CALIFORNIA.

WHEAT FIELDS AND STOCK RAN
on; CALIFORNIA, in tracts Of One Hundred
Acres up 70 Twcntg ThousHpd. Terms - suit pur.
,ao5o's, These lands will grow Torty.avs to Fifty
Bnshel- Of Whaat TO ne Acre, with orinacy farm.
ing, and voiar,ear Crop Of Twenty-Five oushe
per Ace.
ES- cmrespoaten's Solicited. Address HENRY
MrHENrY, Gealer in Real Estate, oG,e Gol
Naursr-o-r: a,yco-. sau.Vratct tct,c,. cot
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Oil Greek & Allegheny River R R
WARREN 4 FRANKLIN, F,RNEua ,vr,
CREIG RAILROADS ClNSUIIpt trrHH VI
NEW AND MOST DIRECT Eorrr r,,
TUE OIL REGION ~
1908. WINTER AliHAN1ExENr. ,a..
TIME TABLE ''

AAA SAA AsIflUN,
1903. WINTER AliHAN1axEvr. ,a..
TIME TABLE
nS AED AFTER MONDAY. Ar,,-r .,..
~ 1859 trairs will run ~ follows; 'A- 'FE,
GO1Na NORTH 10 OIL CITY 4 prrno, v-,.
CENrkE TirusviLLE AND CORR.
Osc'~ M cleopolis n, 8 81 a. m, Gc0nn..1Ioa ~, ',1oa
there with trains for PtholcS. '1tsciiNs Hii ciiilNs
~ ?, m, Petroleum Centre 10 i6 4. my
Boyd Farm lol9a M MiLer n. :" al,
f5a m, Iitu-viIie 10 SIa m s,.,,,vo' io'
atto!ry at |? % III. '''lay
p,Hsk l.. NJ. Mail, arrives rldiou,e 2ae
'~'SO Ulropo!is II p. N CONNECTS ,y,,ip y; n
for Fithole C!tvi, pii City ;5n "a "ha
truicum Centre 525 o IN IG,S re
52s y IN, Miller Farm a. h. m T...ha ah
y'ie ls 49, D. M arriving at Cory ryI =.
R.4A A. Nj. Accomin odation from on ,,,.
V'rV livcs AZ Petroleum Centre 10, A m n,a. ns'.
Farm I 10 a. m, Tltusv.lle 7E1
arrivin" AZ Cory nj 0 ~ q. m NJ,
GOING snaTi tlT rH9M "! r1IRY InUsyrLlE
E.l1 4, NJ, arrives at Titusvillv S.io +, IN
WIZ Miller Farm s.3a M, Royd Farm an m
m, fe'ro!"nin Centre 10 a N, Oil Vi,v
..oa a. m, Oieopolis 10 N :, m riW
cute ll.3aa m and Iryineion 10 os n nv. ~.
! n Niilcr S' Fds@ as s' ji,''II,s % nSva sIs e.,
:5i p M, retr"l"nin Centre 2.5llp mi
oil City S3l p. IN leave oil CIV nI0
N, arrives uleopS.i- Al . M tcopn.c
with train for Pitho-. iiIloute az
NJ aud lrvinc'on b2J p. nj
s,'eSA p. NJ Accommodation fIorn CORY N.
ps''O rives 1itu.yilie 700 D M, Miller f.rm
121 p. M, Buvi Farm u m. P.trrls
tim Genre ~ III, arriving AT oil @,,
S20pni. ~
CONNECTIONS.
'rr..u- ror,h connect at Cory Si.h rhiad.,nss
X EGr Y. X, and Atlantic & Great Western ,in,.
way. East and Vest, and also with Buffalo, Corr,
AL .i,,:sg,sh ra'lrosd fr Buffalo
Friu- connect at OIL City With franklin Bras,y
f., mkliu. H,"itlyiNc, alI the Vest and AZ i,
vn"'rr with ph.l. x Erie X. X Esst ano Wes,
~taiIIsrd line Ixt>iH minutes flstcr than Frank
lin ktfwch ami A. ~ u W. X. X. time.
Passenger. Will find this road a s9fe. pleasant and
the shortest rouic To and from the oil region
All trains West from irvineton leave after ariml
of trains un F. l. f. H. X.
BE -urc and ask for Through Tickets via Oil Creek
Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Route
to the Oil Region.
II. +. 'SwEETZER, Genl Superintendent,
{. j. HEPBURN. Asst superin'rrdrn' mT
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Opinions Of'EXpnrienccd Drug
gIStS.
Read the following opinions Of ex-
perlenced druggists and physicians:

MESSRS. !. W. DOWNER IL CO. e: Having
used your Yosemite bittrrS for time past. and
having bad lrrqurNt calls for them bv oar CUSTOM
rrs, and from Own examination OF them, VT he
leve them To bc much better in quality than an
other Bitters in the market, and We are confident
that they will answer your most snngninc expectt.
TONS ana fully meet the demands of the public.
We would recommend them to thu public for trial.
especially to invali1s suffering from weakness aud
q dsOrdeIr'l stomach.
Respectfully Yours
A. D. MILLER & CO, druggists.
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E0N EanhLAssS EeEEN AEsD

TIE above reward will h. p1id 20 nrv pCrsor o
N"r>C !. VII : 'Hf yIu ltiou thst vii Dad 10 Nh
a're't aTl Con,icriol ol the parlet vino tlr w dow
1ud destroy % NV 'suc' OH H.. rghr Of Anil /.
i-,N EDWARD f0El
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-25

INCORPORATED Secretary of State
Pipes on yesterday issued a certificate
Of incorporation to the Clarksburg
Mutual Insurance Company. 1t is or
ganized for the purpose of carrying on
a general insurance business with bank
ing privileges. Principal office in
Clarksburg, Harrison county. Capital
stock $4,000 in shares of 500 each. A
Werninger, J. L. Carr, D. Boughner,W.
r. Alexander, Sam r. Steel, Walter
Ebert, A. Smith jr., B. Despard, r. T.
I. S. Spates, P. H. Goodwin,
John J. Davis, J. Y. Moore, r. f. Fin
nell, n. n. Pool, Geo. Bastable, F. A
Robinson, E. L. Stealey, n. Golf, Lee
Raymond, L. Raymond, j. F. Osborne,
L. Lowndes, John Irwin, D. Davidson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-25

THE SUPPER To-NIGHT.-The supper
to be set at their rooms in Odd Fellows
Hall building, by the English Lutheran
congregation, this evening, promises to
be one of the most successful affairs of
the season. Everything that can tempt
the palate will be on the table, and
many are the modes prepared by which
a visitor can pass most delightful
evening. AS the supper is given to aid
the congregation in finishing their
church, now in course of erection on
John street, we may safely conclude
that the well-known liberality of our
citizens will impel them to contribute
freely for so commendaLle an object.
Supper will be on the table at halfpast
six o'clock promptly.
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RIVER NKws.-The prospect for a

RIVER NKws.-The prospect for q
good river is less fair than it was
though the necessity still exists. Inc
marks here yesterday indicated the
water about stationary with six feet six
inches in the channel. From Pittsburgh
we have reports of three feet five inches
in the channel and stationary. AS it
rained there all night Monday, we may
hope for more water in day or two.
The Liberty No. A and her fine new
barges, which, Captain Booth claims
are the best on the river, arrived at our
wharf last evening. They will load
forthwith for New Orleans. Captain
Booth has a good deal of freight offer
ing and shippers will do we'll to make
engagements early. This may be the
last chance before the river freezes up.
The G. Thompson with four barges OF
coal passed down yesterday afternoon.
They are getting panicky in dread OF a
coal famine in Cincinnati. And well
they may.
The Hudson will arrive tomorrow
from Cincinnati and will leave on her
return trip on Saturday at 3 o'clock.
The Hope has been laid up at our
wharf for day or two, enlarging her
cylinders. 1t is designed to make her
a very speedy boat. She will be ready,
probably, before Saturday.
The Science will leave for Matamoras
at 10 o'clock this morning. We are
glad to see Admiral Huseman and his
legs again at his post. He is bully
boy, that Fred.
The New State is the regular Pitts
burgh packet to-day. Shippers and
passengers will find her safe, reliable
boat.
The S. H. Long is operating in the
vicinity of Mound City. Among other
distractions in the channel she will re-
move the wreck of Admiral Porters
old flag ship Black Hack.
We learn that the fine steamer Dan
Able has been lately purchased by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, and
will be Immediately put in Thorough
repair and run in the New Orleans and
Cairo trade as regular packet.
A fatboat landed at Mound City last
Wednesday evening having aboard
about $50 hogs, eight or ten head Of cat
tie, some fowls, Sc. She came out of
tho Cumberland and was bound down
the Mississippi. The evening she landed
her owner purchased ofC. F. Meyer $50
bushels of corn, which was also taken
on board. The same night the boat
sprung a leak and sunk in six feet of
water. The stock got ashore, but was
scattered.
The United States Local Inspectors at
St. Louis have made their report on the
late Stonewall disaster. From the evil
dence adduced they state the fire orig
mated from an uncovered lighted candle
in the hands of one of the deck passen-
gers, who was hunting over the hay
piled in the after deck, for some lost
article.
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HEvening Dress Goods-white, pink
and blue Irish Poplins, at Rhodes.


THE BERGER FANnLY.-Washlng
Hall was never fuller than it was pack
ed last night, the occasion being the
initial concert of the Berger Family
Bell Ringers in this city. To say that
the performance was success is but to
reiterate the opinion of every person
present. We do think that Annie Ber-
ger is whole concert in herself, and
whatever she attempted she does well,
The bell duette between Louisa and
Elite was, in our opinion, the feature of
the evening. Miss Maud Stanley sang
a selection from Somnambula, Coming
Thro' the Rye, and the Drinking Song
from Lucretia Bergia, in good style.
Her voice is a little metallic, but still
musical, and she handles it with great
ease, and is as pleasing songstress as
we have heard fer COED while. But
we cannot particularize further. The
concert was first class one, and war
rants us in saying that the house will
be full again tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-25

POLICE COURT.-The attendance at
the Police Court yesterday morning
showed no increase on previous days as
to quantity, but there was a decided
improvement in quality.
John Denny is lover of the weed.
AS smokist John is a success. No
smoke. stack of rolling mill can out
smoke John. His abilities as puffist
would seem to recommend him as a
newspaper squib writer. john couldn't
even walk through the Second Ward
market honse yesterday morning with
out having cigar in his mouth. To
smoke in the market house while buy
ing and selling is going on being con-
trary to the ordinance, John was ar
rested and fined fifty cents and costs,
making a total of S4.25 for one smoke.
Not having so many stamps, for John
is not National Bank, he was politely
escorted TO where he could get little
geology in his.
John Preston, bald headed galoot, q
stranger in the city, was found drunk
on and asleep in Larkin's store door, on
Market street, between two and three
o'clock yesterday morning. John had
a partner in his libations, and in his
ebriety. The two occupied the entire
sidewalk. He was fined 81 and costs
and in default studieth geology under
the teaching of Prof. Noah Price, who
has given instructions to more men in
that noble science than any Professor
of them all. Johns partner is lovely
flower, called James Posey. Posey has
tarried too long at the rosey as Posey's
rosey nosey indicates. He came before
his Honor gorgeously arrayed in red
shirt trimmed with yellow braid, white
hat, red ribbon and weak eyes. He
walked the earth with the scornful step
of New York Mosey, did Posey. This
rosey, Posey, not having 81 and costs as
a sop to throw to the municipal cerebus
he accompanied his friend and fellow
sufferer, which is Preston, to the geo.
logical seminary kept by Professor
Price.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-25

RosApALIs. RosADALIs! RosADALIs.-
This medicine has become justly cele-
brated as the most reliable Alternative
we possess. 1t is q well conceded med
ical fact, that those Alternatives which
exert an influence on the Kidneys, in.
creasing the quantity of urine and i'm
proving its quality, will prove the most
efficacious in the treatment of diseases.
1t is on this account that the Rosdddhs
is so much more reliable, and produces
so much more speedy action in Chronic
Diseases than any before known to the
medical profession and the public. 1t is
composed of medicines that not only
possess the most powerful Alternative
properties, but also Diuretic, Tonic,
Hepatic and Diaporetic properties, and
it therefore acts directly upon the Sc
cretions oftbe system and carries Of the
impurities, not only through the
Blood, but also through the Skin, Kid
news, sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-25

SQUEAKY BooTs.-"Blessed be the
man who invented sleep" exclaimed
Saucho Panza. Accused be the man cry
we, who invented squeaky boots. They
murder sleep; they shake the nerves;
they distract thoughts; they acidulate
the temper. They are nuisance-a
horror-a bugbear. One pair ofsqueaky
boots will destroy the mental equilib-
rum of house full of we'll intentioned
people, and we believe that all piety
and reverence, and devotional contem-
plation, will be banished from the
hearts Of the largest church congrega'
ton by the sudden attempt of man
thus shod to make his way among
them,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-25

BEAUTIFUL CAKES.-We were shown
yesterday at the confectionery of p. L,
Linn, corner of Madison and Main
streets, opposite the Grant House, the
cakes he has been preparing fer we'd
ding in high life, to come off shortly.
No more artistic work have we seen
anywhere. The frosting, ornamentation
and general design of all the cakes
and there are eleven of them-are very
beautiful. The BRIDES cake, especially,
attracted our attention. We would be
willing to be bride, ourself, just to
be proprietor of so much taste, skill and
real science as is developed in the prep.
aratlon of that cake. But then Peter
Linn got it up, and that is sufficient
proof Of its style and beauty.