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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-19

lis given out ,hnt Secretary Bout
we'll will make tip to San Francisco
.ua!eW weeks, end will no, resume hin
Official Iuues d, Zoos weeks
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-08-19

MYRTlLLlS,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

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SAMPLER tn
Drosuen nuo Webt5iuen ieber ART,
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Gde Der Safipn unc 0ierten Citrate. nahe
Dem merdants SpteI.
to @s ttrb bafelbf beut1& eeiprp&en. 3mtz1p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
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Not 8 8ab auBen Qotten.-$6OO.
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Slod 5 Niningers Mbb.-$150.
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e. !! ) ) Soften 8, 4 u. 5 8lod 2 @bitney II. @mitbe
Nbb.-$4OOO.
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s. st. Tletder II. Jrau an q. 9aielbartb, %.
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Mbb.-$15O.
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Ions Wbb.-4SO0. ,"'s ..
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d. Got 5 Blod SO @t. Yaul Iroper.-$1OM.
8. u. g. S. 8uQen an 9. Mi&el, y. o., Sol
4 ". 5 8lod 1 q. GuQers Mbb.-$725 o..
Wm. st. Marlball II. Trau an Sames $. 30,
nalbipn U. o, xpt 16, II u. 18 8lpd 3 Mfarf-
ley II. Walfer5 Nbb.-$14OOO.
Dates Mnnes ct al IN .. 81. Hcbtns %. D.,
Got 9 8lod ii @bitnes u. @mitbs IS 200.
9. Wtder II. Grau an 6enrY 8cm9ter, W. .,
1betle BON Got Is 8lpf 3 &pbert unb &anbaQs
Mbb,-$1>525.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

tutro letber audi ni@t bic 2eBte ieim ber
bteler Damon Gift lit irsenp elmer 6prm
ret@t unr benz pbyT19en unb mcraliz
i4en Sobe e1t9e9enfubrt. Das @erbict
ber @ei9pprenen lautete, baB bic Ser
1crbene AM Is. Mpril B. s. pur@ cine.
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ite etn9enpmlner, UNI tbren SENT au perz
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fault fren9 5u taoeln fet.
Gin ubumaner" Dpttpr.-
Sebte @p@e fiel Elm pieridbrt9eS Mdbz
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tpar, BON Der 8oQuirabe I'M 3peiten
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uno 8tbolefrabe> ct. 2puiS> berunter
aut bic @roe uno 5eri9lu9 it6 ben &ppf.
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wing &puroe Ing 5au8 9erufen> ,1n bas
arn1e &tno, Dem paS 5irn aus oem6ddz
bel qup4> gu Derbinoen. CT fraate bic
SHUTTER, pb fe @elo babe, unb ca tie Dies
perneinte brebte er ibr falt ben &1den
unb 9tn9 ooppn> obne fi9 na9 Dem &inz
be %un13u1eben. Da6 lebtere muste BON
II ubr @prmittag8 bis 2 ubr Na6mitz
tags lfesen ebe 5ulfe sei9aft &peroet
fpnnte in Der perion be8 Or. Brennan,
Der, unbefammert pb er be3ablt peroeu
wurbe poer nt9t ieinM19li9Re tbat, uut
benz &inoe su belfen. Da6elbe 1T ieop@
- 19mer perleBt> baB e6 ppraus1 idtli@
nod i'm 2aufe per Na9t fterben piro.
Gin beuti@er @elebrter Yer1fentz
l9t fpl9enoe &unoe:
Der &ern Der Groe ;iebt 66 inner
ea9er 5ulammen, uno apar in 6ploe beS
fortmdbrenoen GrfaltenS baour9 pirb
Der Saa fprnmen, 1pp er bic Gpnttneute
nt9t rnebr gu tra9en Sermao> bic iber
ben aQ9emeinen Meere5ipieoel prrlprinz
gen.: Dtele Spriprtn9enoen Gbetle, Nien,
europa unp @merifa &perben plDbli6 lit
bic @roe o~erftnfen> unb spar bur9 tbre
e19ene S9pere unb pom Meer iiberoeft
tperoen. Die Men1den : &acen 1peroer
nl1r an weni8en puntten peri9pnt bletz
ben ; bic Der ueberidmemnun9 ent9eben>
ben &percen ft@ dnbern unb pbtiil1 tit
anoere um9eifalten> uno spar bur6 bic
1euen 0efaltun9en, Die an benz or9aniz
l9en Sebem our@ bic Menberune in Der
NtmoSpbdre bemtrft pprben finp." Da<
NIT Der 2eier >pesen bieier u>1an9enebmen
M1tSd9ten n{@t unrubis 1dlafr 1ei binz
5u9efI9t> bab Der @elebrte fir bic Sri fill
lung 1einer Yropbe3eibun9, nur einen
3ettraum BON $50 MiQipnen Sabren III
Musf9t nirnmt. Muf etnen 1olden umarz
gin" fann man iein Slid i9pn periuz
9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

* &QenS olden bic Elm paar quite
@tief el, @Hube pher @aiters brauden ratben mir
mad, benz Upper Gomn" @Gubtpre beS 3errn
Ybilipp Gabel, SO. 312 Ste @traBe 3u eeben unb
I9 bort ben, bon 5errn Jabel 1oeben pom Often
gebrodten 8orratb an3uIeben. Wan finbet BORT
pie feinten @tiefellt, bic aierIidten Caters unb
betgefertigten @dube. 8eftelte 9{rbeit tpiro i'm.
ner auf pas 8efe, Yinttlidlte unb 8iaislte anse=
fertigt. Man esbe bin uno iber3euee fd.
BIF g8ie tbr ,%fattelt," 70 reitet ibr, bram febt
gu, pab an @attler unb Niemseug allies BON gutter
Nrbeit lei, 1tnb dm @eigtrr Qeper unb Nrbeit an
Cite petteifern. Cute @attlerz unb &iemenar-
belt ipart Seoera, Der 9toB unb Waeen bdlt> ALL
jabrlt9 Elm bubi9es @imm9en fir &eparatur,
uno 1elbIt Heparaturen iollte man muir BET einem
"reilter a No. 1 MAIDEN la0en, mie 6err Mug u 4
$ q m nj Ct, brittle @trabe neben 0int unGbeobalb>
BET serltsbt iein @el@aft uno 1T nnabis lit ieinen
preilen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
Wcuefte NaDri@ten.

@aibtn9tpu1 IS. Mat.- un9e<
fdbr 5wet bunpert 2utberil9e Sci flt9e,
wel6e % SYnpoen reprdientirenL murpei1
eur6 GeY. Or. pplbam ypn Seem g)prf
benz prdiipenten opr9etelt. Or. Yplz
bam in ieiner Mn1pra9e an ben prdliz
oenten ipra9 bic 9pfnung aus pab Der
Sag ni9t mebr fern iet, an >pelGem bic
gauge 2utberii9e STRIDE IN ben @eretni9z
ten Staaten, AUDI i'm Supen unb fernen
Weiten, i'm Self ii pereint 1ein rperpe.
- Yrairent Grant bat cine prpfla<
nation erlal1en, lout mel9er am 6ten Suli
lber Die i'm December 1867 in Ni9>
mono entporf ene @oni ~titution fir @trAt<
MEN abeettmmt percm fol- unp 1oQen
ale Yerlonen fimmberedti9t 1etn mel9e
bis 3u pieiem Gage 1T ben @abuilen
re9ifrirt ftno. Muber Der Nbfimmun9
fir poer ee9en Contribution, 1ou auf Iepez
raten Sttmm;etteln iber bic @lauleln bic
disqualification unp ben Sc fz@ip BE-
trefenp ab9eitimmt &percen. =:
- unllr @elanbter fir @bina, Ser
5oubd bat Ben p%raipenten erl udt, pab
ptsler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9let9 Dem
8rittiiden gu elmer MiNipn Grter !&lalle
erbpben werpe..
8albin9ton IL. Mai.-@alaz
npYa, Elm ameritanilder Bir9er, mel9er
rpn ben @paniern uuf Cuba eefanali9
%ein9e;p9en uno fem Gisentbum cpnfecirt
mar, 1T in @albin9tpn ein9etrpfen uno
Serlan9t, pom Staatsrepartment tbm ;ur
&elitution itineS Gisentbums gu. SER
belfen. ... =. =, "a s.-s!
- Mptley, unier 8ct19ofter fir Gnaz
LAMB uno iein 2eaatipn5 @ecretdr Baban
meroen ii& am 20. auf ibre @eiie mad
&pncpn be9eben. IL, c@%,:: #
- Senatpr Gunner 9in9 leBte @pGe
na9 Dem @eiben 5aule um ,nem prd1iz
benton feline Mufmarture 5n MAIDEN. Sc
murre ibm mit9etbeilt ra6 CT IS Mt<
nuten 3u marten babe. GUNNER enteeez
nele, roe er Meier fir Napeleen orer
ytetorta tparten >perce, unb paB wenn,
prdiicent Grant i'm lpreden pol(e, er
mad ibm lenren m69e. Ct 1ou fpdter'
etnem 6reunoe 9eiaat baben: bas @eibt
5aus ivi nur Elm Gelcla9er. 80
Die Ginnabmen i'm SdaBamt fir ruS,
Auartal big gum 81 Mdr3 etnidlie6li9
*49.389 534.43 fir 36uen, mar 1885,
|$178.654:94. @dbrenp bteler 3eit gi1<
gen $32,599,537 fir Snlarp Steuerr1
Elm. @'ssa t.a' @sa
New Curtis. mat.- Muf benz
[Dampfer City Of @urf> >pel@er Mnfanss
roriser Bp6e nit 700 Ydiasiere bier
anlan9te, mar 6 III Sail BON 8ubpcs
den unp wurce in 6ol9e pe0en asS9i
uno feline pa6agiere in 2uaran1aiine se<
tE5HE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

Gretbett tarbtete unb bas @e9t Der
@elbf<& e9ierune sarantire.
Wabrlt9 ba6 9auS 6apsbura ma@t
gang eritaunlt9e Gprtl9rttte. vTretbeit
fir ale Nattpnen" uno u@arantie Der
@elbf<&esterune" ols pas prporam BET
&e9ierun9, btr@ ben &ailer ielbft aus<
9elprp9en, felt felbf 8iSmard unb bic
liberale. partet observation-disclosures 5ebr in
S9atten. Nber, tper wetB, obs ,pabr
1T? y !"'f~s3> ~o-
2onbpn1 10. Mai.-& eperoy Sobn<
ion bat cine Depel9e an bas @taatSz
Departement 9eianot> NORM er ba1elbe
bena&rt@tt9t baB ct BON ietnem SOFTEN
ais @elanoter formeQ 5ur0d 9etreten 1T.
2pnbpn.-N a6rt9ten BON Nip
Sanetrp befdtt9en bab man BIG jest nod
'ntdt6 RON @eneral McMabpn, Sc lanpz
ter Der Ser. @taaten na9 Mlaneton se>
bort bal, unb 1ermutbet man baB ber ber=
lelbe BON prdltoent 2ppe3 I'M Snneren beS
2anbes sepaltiam suriid9ebalten >pirp.
-2pntpn> Is. Mat.-unier Sc
ionbter, Sobnion> BAT Der &Bnt9in brief
lid ieinen @ti&teo an9e;eiat uno NITRO
BET Secretdr Der @elanbti9aft Morat>
al6 charge d'afairs bis ;ur Mntuuft
MfptleYs ben pplten oertpalten.
Mun&en. Die &esteruna BON
8atern BAT cine Circular Note AT bic
Mes}eruneet bon Granfret9> Sefrei9,
DreuBen> 8apen uno B%irtembere ee<
i9tdt, INN btele gu elmer @onferen3 einauz
laoen, beren 3wed e6 ietn iou pie 9e@te
oe6 StaateS cer&fr@e 9e9enuber gu wabz
rem.
parts> IA. Mat.- Der Mmerttani=
i9e 8otidafter 6. 8. Walbburn uno Der
fran3Sfi6e @eianbte Bertbemy famen
nit benz Dampfer Yierce beut bier an.
8ern.-Die Sdweiier>& eoieruno
bat Ma53int oerboten ietnen @pbn11b in
{r9eno etnem @antone auGul9laoen 1pelz
der an Granfrei@ pber Stolten 9renst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
Briefihe.
Qtfe beuti9er 8riefe bic Bis gum II. Mai ).
s. ni9t abgebplt wprben inb:

2tae beuti9er 8riefe bic Bis gum II. Mai !.
g. ni&t absebplt &porben fnb:
9errenbrtefe.
@a@mann 81. Yeters peter
8rta Solepb &app @alentin
8u9man 9. Stubborn II. 9elmtamp
8ub. s. q. ,@ti@ George
De@rotp 9enry 9dprn Spbn
Dteortd Scbn @drceber 9ermann
Diebri9 gfif 1tbler Terbinaub
Dinfel George ubbe 6eprs
@yoinofy Ma1tin Son Der @aier Bm.
6eb Sanuel Gonberbureer 81.
9ilmann Griebri9 @enne Spbn
Samde S. Meier Mu9uR
8leinmann s.. @eber gBm.
9ofamp 5enry @oelti Mm.
yollnStt Mneretp 3iener 5ermann
MiQer Gbepbpr5 3pp6 Cant
MueSfe yaul
l1nauret9enb abbrefiirt.
Mons. ;3immer fapier, Taun Of @albaabpn
COUNTY G. Mianelpta.
Eeettrirte 8riefe. ~
Dr.S. s. 5pfsbeten.
Eeblenbe 90 t nj arten.
Tloria S9mtt> ct. gaul
5pe9er u. @pnS, mitpautee
3finri@ 9e6e,
st. 3irner
s. .. eettner beuti9er @lert,
s. $. Stewart, Yotmeiiter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
Hpn
Npolpb Setter,

: uSbafppee 6aule,"
11ttpett pes Minn.z Central aba Depo.,,
W~etuneapoltS, Wtup.
Rta. partma \ n, Gteentbdmer.
Retne ueriben 96Re anben BET mir tets BIT
beRe Bebteaune NIB Slid xnb Qpats In ,neineu
neutrality-suspicious. oaufe. Retxe Bar entt6It
aets bic beatn 8etr6nte.
apsgeaei&ns'e Staauns If NIT ben
paufe %Derbnnben.
Mtt. Sartmaun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

RE-oPENING OF THE THEATRE. -
Washington Hall, which has been closed
for day or two, will be re-opened OF
Thursday evening by the Seftor
Troupe. This company has beer
strengthened by the addition of Mr.. F
A. Tanehill, who comes to us recon
mended as fine actor, and one of tht
best leading men in the West. We shall
have, tomorrow night, an opportunit!
to test his abilities as he opens in TIT
difficult part of the Jibonanassy, in thu
drama of the Nick of the Woods, a char
scter that requires voice, style and &C
ton to make it effective. The after
piece, The Phenomenon gives Mr.. SET
ton chance to display his fac comic
abilities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

RUNAwAY.-Between nine and ten
o'clock yesterday morning runaway
steed, attached to a dray, created con-
siderable excitement on Mosroe street,
between Main aud Market. The animal
started from before Reilly's store, on
Main street, and turned Monroe street
corner in ten seconds. As The turn was
made the dray swung over to the bank
building, and the horse then started
diagonally across the street, making a
bee line for the window of Hartman's
clothing store. On a pile of boxes in
front of the store was Hartman and a
friend or two, and as soon as they saw
the horse coming they got up and left
without any one telling them to. 1t was
we'll they did, for over boxes and on to
the sidewalk went horse and dray and
all. The animal fell down as it struck
the bricks and was secured before its
race was half over.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

THE following editorial notice ap-
pears in "The 4drocate," which is the
organ of the Methodist E. Church in
Buffalo:
"CATARRH REMEDY.-We think wedo
the public favor, by calling the atten-
tioR of those afflicted with catarrh, to
the remedy advertised in our columns,
as DR.. Sage's Catsrrh Remedy A son
of ours has been seriously afflicted with
catarrh for several years, and having
tried various remedies without success,
we began to fear that in his case there
was No cure. But few months use of
the above medicine has entirely removed
all traces of the disease.
awe write the above not for pay, but
for the information of those afflicted,
and as an act Of justice to those by whom
we have been benefited"
1t is sold by druggists for fifty cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

RIVER NEwS.-The river is still fall
ing, and there was but four feet six
inches in the channel last evening.
There is but two feet ten inches of water
reported at Pittsburgh.
The New State did not arrive from
Pittsburgh until nearly noon, and the
Rebecca did not reach the wharf until
some time afterwards. They were de-
tanned by the extraordinary fog that
prevailed night before last.
We heard yesterday that the Julia No.
2 and the New State would 60 into the
Parkersburgh trade in day or two, as
the water was getting too low for the
larger boats.
Capt. Dawson of the Victor No. 2 tells
us that he is having new cabin put on
his boat and that she will resume her
place in the Big Sandy trade, when the
rivers are navigable again.
The st. Marys has laid up at Cinciu-
natl.
The steamer Golden Eagle is to 90
into the Marietta trade under command
of Capt. Wash. Thompson.
The j. w. Garrett and barges are
loading at Cincinnati for New Orleans.
Capt. Booth hopes to get out before the
river falls much more.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

FIRST ARRIVAL OF Doors AND SHOES
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.-Havlng
given orders some months previous for
the manufacture of the above goods Tor
the retail trade, am happy to inform
the community that am now receiving
the first installment, and will be IN
daily receipt of others. have made a
special object to order such goods, ID
styles and quality, as will give satisfae-
ton to customers. You are invited 10
call and examine, if you want goods
that will give satisfaction, both in quail
ity and prices. T. ID: PoRTsK,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

DWELLING House BURNED.-Yester'
day morning, q few minutes before
o'clock, a dwelling belonging to and
occupied by Mr.. Worksnhouse, took
fire in the kithen and was completely
destroyed. The house was situated on
the east side of Wheeling creek, above
warren's soap factory. Mrs. Worker
house had just lighted fire in the kitch'
en- and was preparing breakfast for hei
husband, who had not arisen, when the
flames burst out, seeming to commune
cate to all parts of the house at once
So sudden was the conhagration that
but portion of the furniture was saw
ed, though the family all escaped, with
out having had time to dress them
selves. The loss is estimated at $500
Insured for $4,000. There was no alarm
given, and but few persons in the city
knew that family had been rendered
homeless by the ravages of fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22
Mouday, the 9th day of Au-
guSt. A. ID. 1869,

-. font door of the Court House Of Ohio
At ". ar 10 o'clock, A. NJ. proceed To sell al
sOqTi auction. to the higheshand best bidder
~ tbrse following described parcels OF real es
tAe -t,0ata in the city of Wheeling. In salc
tsle he, IA 70 saw The south half Of Lot No
stS'el ,nats on the east side of Fourth street
iSe 81 Union and Market alley, and Lot No
Del e,,;ns on Morrow street. and adjoining the
u i'm Of said south half of Lot No. l3s, in enc
49, Second parcel commencing at POM
rorrtb street at the south line OF salG Lot
" Wa "a. thence south and parallel with Foartt
~ I, thirty. three feet thence east and parallel
80 IN, south line Of said Lot NO: i3s IN equa
r-5,h I52 feet TO Morrow street, incIudlng Lon
pre- AZ trontins on the west side OF Morrow
w l,sing the north 80 feet OF fractional
~, No I3T and said Lot No. SO. Third parcel
LUS ,r'snciny in the west line Of said Iractiona
Tof No 1877, on Fourth street, at point ID Le ss
W. ~ the south line of said Lot NO. lbs
So sonth and parallel with Fourth street =
nv, 1nI No he south line Of sad Lot NO. ~
,S.,cs east with the south line OF SAID Lot I3'
tnyII'SsraIIel with the south lineOf said Lot NO
S ,5 PSS foe, thence north with the east line o.
"a Lot l37 10 a point in said last mentioned
Inc "a feet south of the south line Oh saia to'
70. ,bance west 1872 feet 10 the place OF begin
rs hug the residue of the fractional Lot
&HE la vbich was conveyed TO James Luke by
: W Eorsyth and wife by deed dated the VII
a. az September 1891, and recorded ID tne 10
roTJer's oihce of Ohio county, and also LOT NO
~ an Morrow street, together with all the
SnilGpgs and appurtenances to said parcels at
tsebei or belonging or IN anywlse appeIIihnihig
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-thiId cash, one-thrd
-, 'creJit of one year, and the residue on 9
" ~ Two wears from the day of sale, the
srs5ir iv.talments to bear interest IRON the day
81. purchasers to give bond with good per
:. 80 ~ security for the deferred payments anc
ISe HE to he retained until the further order
VI Wv GEORGE w. JBFFERS,
Special Commissioner.
The salr of the second and third parcels de
,,Tihsd IN the above advertisement is postponed
until
Tuesday. the 2d day of No.
Vember, 1869.
GEORGE w. JEFFFRS,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

Seeing THE ELEPHANT."-How many
there are who come and 60 to a city
without "seeing the elephant" Those
who purchase their glasses at Oxtoby
& Dufield's Jewelry Store, l03 Main
street, generally see all that is going"
Large stock of the best and most SER
viceable spectacles and eyeglasses
every pair guaranteed not to injurs or
pain the eyes. Purchasers can exchange
until suited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

ALIsMA.-Last week we called atten'
ton to the Constitution Bitters of Sew.
ard 81 Bentley, and. now We take plea
sure in noticing their Alisma for the
hair, which is said to be very fine
article for the toilet. We are of the
opinion that the preparations of s. q
B. are all good, for the reputation they
sustain as Druggists is good evidence
that they would not put anything in
the market of an ordinary character
Messrs. Schwartz & Hazlett, Pittsburgh
Pa, are wholesale agents.
For all Bronchial affections, try Sew.
ards Cough Cure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22
FOR SALE.

orEER AT PRIVATE SALE MY PROP
srtT ON Fifth street, opposite the Cathedral
i cry a. the Fruit House The lot Ii 1872 by 8,
k noN The buildi. IS cover l02 oy 50 feet, will
feet under the whole building Tho build
eellAi a,s of the most substantial character and
iDss "nsnship, and are suitable for Church
T TSss Assembly Rooms Dwelling Houses
ana man cssr part of the timbers taken from
r";ISipI, consisting Of square oak posts
TIE nj NJ various lengths. Also, quantity
lgllu, az nine timbers, iOxIO and lOxl2 inches
Of md 20 feet long. Other timbers viii
anu hs cfered Persons desiring to view the
also Ve - will fad me either at my residence on
prem. s,rast or at the store room of 4. j
ANAs' 6 Co. daily, from to 10 o'clock. A. NJ
Porter a ~ RICHARD PORTER.
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MhesIiug gfgistrr.
wednesday. :. september ss'
LOCAL MATTERS.

Having heard so much about the
improved Weed Sewing Maching, we
were induced to call and examine FOL
ourselves, and confidently recommend II
as very superior machine. Their new
patent takeup gives it superiority
over all others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

FDon't fail to look ever the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

EWax.fower amateurs should call
at f. Bookings Pharmacy and examine
his stock of materials for making Wax.
flowers. The best selected and largest
assortment ever brought to this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

~ Notwithstanding Grant refused
one of its editors chance to write P. NJ,
(which is postmaster) after his name, a
flag was displayed from the Inteihqencer
Office yesterday. How very forgiving.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

uThe agony for suits this Fall will
be very gay Wool Plaids. Rhodes opens
the ball this morning withthe largest
and handsomest stock ever offered IN
this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

ALPoINTED.-The Governor on yester-
day appointed Eli Trent, Jr., to be a
member of the Board of Registration of
Logan county, vice George S. Claypool,
resi- gned. .t.... .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

wTo- morrow, "'Manspation Day."
will not be celebrated by the colored
people of Wheeling. Elsewhere the
"far sexn are curling their chignons in
anticipation of big time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

Police CouRE.-There was . nieeiy
mixed docket yesterday. There were
plain drunks, DRINKS and disorderiies
and plain disorderlies in sufficient num-
Der to please the most ardent locafs
heart.
Andrew Holmes took it into his head
that it was his destiny to compel mary
McGeary to follow wheresoever he shouiu
lead. Mrs. McGeary, being quite con,
trary, and refusing to be led, Andy iala
violent hands on her and seized her ana
tore her dress, all of which was highly
unwrong," and very disorderly. He was
fined $40 and costs, and in default re-
ceived ticket of admission to Moan
Prices geological school
John Doherty was deeply, darkly' ae-
cidedly, deadly drunk. Doherty deter.
mined to draw himself from the gaze Oh
men and seek the solitude Of the sus-
pension bridge. There at the witchlng
1Our OF y OClOChy oAoAo"J
sat gazing on the crawling river below
and meditating on its similitude to the
life of man. As he gazed the busy city,
the placid waters, the moonlight's sheen,
the blue hills all faded from his sight
and he toppled over another victim O.
old Ben Zine. He was fined 81 and
costs.
The hearing of the charge against
Noah Hunter, for an assault on Joseph
Mooney, was continued until this morn.
ing at 9 o'clock.
Geofge Boon, got into q fight at the
Grant House and kicked up big bob
berry. He was fined SO and costs. No
filthy lucre. Geology for twenty days.
VIM. Hanson was drunk and William
was disorderly. He had taken on too
much fighting fusil oil. Fined $40 and
costs: Geology.
John and Ferdinand He'll charged
with disorderly conduct had their cases
continued until this morning at 9
o'clock,
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5The heat of the weather is as in
tense now as at any time during the
summer. Pedestrians seek the shady
side of the streets, and thRk of Alasks
with deep drawn sigh. G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-22

If you want first class boot or sho
made to order at the lowest price, 60 to
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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FWheeler g. Wilson Sewing Ma,
chimes for rent with the privilege of sP'
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner & Co.'s, No. So Monroe street.