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ESTATE OF LJ1CIIIS J. DlIpRE.

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WANTED.

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i wages and regular work guaranteed. For
particulars enquire at THIS OFFICE.
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The Fever and Ague Season.

When the leaves begin to change, remittent
and intermittent fevers make their appearance.
From the surface of the EARTH bathed nightly
in heavy dews, from marshes and swamps sur
charged with moisture, from the dying foliage
of the woods, from fostering pools and sluggish
streams, the sun of September evolves clouds
of miasmatic vaper psrilous to health and life
The body, deprived by the burning temperature
of July and August of much of its vigor and
elasticity, is not in proper plight to resist
malaria; and hence all diseases that are pro.
duced by a deprsved condition of the atmosphere
are particularly prevalent in the Fall
There is reason why the health of thou
sands of people should be thus sacrificed. A
preparatory course of H0STETTER'S STOM.
ACH BITrERS is a certain protection against
the epidemiCs and endemics which Autumn
brings in its train. Let all jewellers in unealthy
localities, liable to such visitations give heed
to the warning aud advice conveyed i'll this ad
vertisement, and they may bid defiance to the
foul exhalations which are now rising, night
and day, from the soil around them. No farm
house in the land should be without this iRval
liable exhilarant and invigorant at any period
of the year, but especially in the Fall. 1t is not
safe to go forth into the chill misty atmosphere
of September morning or evening with the
stomach unfortifed by tonic, and of all the
toRics which medical chemistry has yet given
to the world, hOSTETTERS BITTERS are
admitted to be the puIest, the most wholesome,
and the most beneficial.
Let all who desire to escape the bilious at
tacks, bowel complaints and malarious fevers,
take the BITTERS at least twice day through.
out the present season. 1t is as wholesome as
il is infallible. Look to the trademark, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, engraved
on the label and embossed on the bottle, and
their revenue stamp covering the cork, as coun-
terfeits and limitations abound.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Purely Vegetable.

The Indians centuries ago discovered
the wonderful properties of the Iris Yer
sicolor, or Blue Flag. They used it for the
blood, for the Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Pas
sagos. For Scrofula, Neuralgia Sick Headache,
Incipient Consumption, Diseases of the Skin,
Diseases of Women, DrOpsy, and all other COM
plants springing from the blood, the Liver,
Kidneys and Urinary Passages there is no
remedy in medicine that will compare with
"IRISIN." 1t is purely vegetable aud is safe
and reliable. sepl5.lmdkw
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SO REWARD.

Nj TWO MILK COWS STRAfED FROM
- my place about two weeks age. One OF
b nsm Is pale red with some small specks upon
facs 'G S, other young red COW with white
uenvery, to the subscriber at Elm Groye.
op-' WM. MOSINGO.
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Fresh Teas .ur %
en- HALF CHESTS ExIkt 0oIssg
gu powder, Young Hyson s's II
just received and Tor sale M~
pyI9
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Auction Sale Of HOuSehOld
and Kitchen Furniture.

WILL SELL ON TUESDAY MORNING,
i September 2lst, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. M, at the residence of James 4. McCourtney,
on Market street, a large and desirable lot OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting
in part of Wardrobes Bureaus, Sofas. Chairs,
Bedsteads and Bedding, b ssels and Three Ply
Carpet7. Kitchen Furniture of every variety
usually found in a well regulated cooking de-
partment. This will be a rare chance for bar
gains, as these goods must be closed opt.
GEO. K. WICKHAM
senIa3t Auctioneer.
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pNHIS lNFALARLE

HNHIS INFALA BILE
Il REMEDY docs not
like the poisonous irIi.
tating snufs and strong
caustic solutions with
which the people have
long been humbugged.
simply palliate for a
short time, or drire The
disease 10 the lungs as
thereis danger of doing
in the use of such nos
tI'ums, but ii produces
PERFECT AND PERhA'
NRNT CURES or TIE
WORST CASES OF CHRONIC
CATARRH, as thousands
can testify. "CoLB IN
THE HEAD" is cured
with a few applications.
CATARRHAL HEADACHE
Is relieved and curedas
if by magic. Itremoves
offensive Breath, Loss
or Impairment Of the
sense of taste, smell OF
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DIED /:

On Wednesday, Sept. 18th, 1869, at 9 o'clock
p. NJ, in Philadelphia, Pa, r. L. FRIEND, OF
this city, in the 54th year of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence on Main street, above Madison, to.
morrow Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ApvERrIsEMENTs.-Opera House
Two Grand Performances.
Foundry Iron.
Washington Mills-Flour.
: Auction Sale of Furniture.
TwoI. 90. F. Funeral Notices.
For Cincinnati and st. Louis-St
Marys steamboat column
Pittsburgh and Wheeling Packet
New State steamboat column.
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For fine Cologne, Soaps, Brushes OF
all kinds, Combs-in fact, for anything
in the Toilet line and American, English
and French Fancy Goods, call at +.
Booking and Booking & Carrolps Phar-
macy.
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DISSOLUTION.

u,HE COMPREHENSIVE nERETOFORE
existing between j. II. Silvey and John
List partners as Silveu g. List in the drug
business, ha3 been this LAY dissolved by mutuS'
onsept, John List retiring.
The business " IL be continued by j. Il. Silvey
at the old stand, corner Of Market and John
streets, in the city of w hesling, who VIII also
settle AL claims against, and to whom payment
must be made of all debts due, the late firm.
j. II. SILVEY.
JOHN LIST.
WHEELING, September 10, 1869. sepl7-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Oxtoby g. Dutfield will remove their Jewelry
Store to l04 Market street. one of the new store
rooms in Bailey's block, on or before November
lst sep9.
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FOUND.

DRAFT, WORTH MORE TO THE
n owner than anybody else. 1t can be had
by calling at the REGISTER office and describ'
ing it. seplI-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= O. o.F,-FuneraI Notice.

10, o.F.-FuneraI Notice.
rI,HE MEMBERS OF WHEELING LODGE,
No. 9, 10. o. F., are hereby notified to
meet at the Lodge Room on Sunday, September
10Th, 1869, at o'clock p NJ, to pay the last
r. T. Friend.
The members of Franklin, Virginias, Pamela,
William Tell, Excelsior and Concord Lodges,
and all visiting Brothers in good standing, are
respectfully invited to join with US in the per-
''' '-"'''' - WV RIG. BARR, NC.
NV. BECK, Secretary. seplSlt
, 1869-07-04

fa!du ia theit plight ca their h2rer - .naI1eJ:
~ pooFee ersIy piece they had has osea Aken
i.om tnem Ths5 y 70 pusa o. & ls nons ,;. s1s ,ss
and getting little rrst q, ninnE By the fosd-
ade: When the weather u vet taud The rst3y sea-
soc1 so1 = 1as p'9 s4s q fhsy IL
down u The mud, exhausted by hunger aud IA
tsSue- It Is wonderful from hoF GEcat distance
the poot creatures viii come for the sake OF TINS
to:y tIgrmAsc- D.. Saith says: " While Wa.
Ia .sng along the crowd. tt5trrei party Of up
co1ntJnen- l spote 70 them aud found thst
LhEJ were 1tauseea, xhu ha1 Just como down
al the vi; knt- uazasa, some TWO thousand
niles They ;oid re they had been travelling b.
tween foul and nse Eon:lR; that They were going
to stay day or Two at JErEerracth and tnea AZ
once retCrn TO their homes" NOT EL-lny people Of
any Eect do rlure than this 10 shaw the faith thas
Tse great day OF ine festival Is tha. on wn!ch
tac Eod Is dragged at1nK By the people III ts
paletd upon car fors!-nve feet in height With
rSnaa IL 81 "a s sSsd nso - pa
place amid teati.,Ss Of .o:1-tos- cries, aod Sr.
excitetpcnt- lie Is no: beautiful In nppeasaaee
Ills face Ii Llaek and large eyes painted White
G1vc htn q nurre apptaFEnce- The nose u
pointed snoat: the mouth n ssreak Of rcd ratat
carved upwards: ceM he has ncNE. An am with
TIE Priests collect together On the platiorIn, ald
TWO ca!les Of immense 1eagth are attached 70 tae
~,.h III tier Iisnt. An Immense d1a arises from
the crowd. and shouts o! "J5e JaSanatn: Jse
ss51 70 s ena me
lula: uu!nlu:'' which NJ o2e excr fusse:s who
Las heard Il once, nlinsles Will the e!a@oE: The
saa after that the stea4y ~orssip OF ne god tra-
gins. Sccues Of the widest license take plAee,
sud nsny WTe:ched Nou,an po15ons herself
rather thaa encounter the fepro4ches OF her
trieut.= 2l home.
The r.1rsts faye Inverted VARIOUS Ingenious
pretences Tor teecinc the rcTEns. Each worship
per SE+.ctcd to ncAaGTe the temple with lhpE
piece Of cloth, which costs ten rupees tcll. TIE
poorer aort an le. OF upou conlltion taa. they
, 1869-07-04
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
LEGAL
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ehrrr.s William II. Batter; and oeiis T, Bale, hh
aos r. 81 IL t. L. 81 Mss 5 is @ -.
.t, s1 ao% 4 t. C I I'D s.t Il s
,Fas Il ii Il t. 1T = an : '.s e 8
4 Il sas ss L. 81 sJ & Pss
vi & tna A F;;st ss e h X. sl r + t3 lssaa hsaaa
i: i hsat 4 i a H. ~ ~ q i SsE
j. s:Ft .ts s a::rrri Il: & e. w ~ ~ ~, u
Ia H. ct o:he e; ,Ss ~. i s'fsns 4 aia
Fsst ;l. E.1;t s 4 L s,
aa:r !: sT7l. Ml.h latp;t II :ac .Ee IT teo gu' pE
:, !; q; 9sS5s5:S + x
d. Sixs y l.: .f Y II X l. .aa la. II. t.
.sa % a: 4 E. & =, ;: 5.i beD N s ssas ss1
and might be i.~tl 70. ths .ndeftleaed. hi. h..s.
s'5 !; Is L :: q Il Ill. S5ss g g
n1'ss tss & as assf i se @ sa:s Il ~ 20
s.;h ~ so q ts s % 4 M ns Fl @
gal; i :sS Az :. SEis.t; s:Ss..1;. MI q.
ath.I sri, ri Id ~ :s
.ltrft.tax - s.s e1;;u'.ten., ~ otheSe
.s;i'i1sfs I'll i1sa % I'D ssess:t she1ssa i r
aud iu:Irr.s which s1d a!re1, hy sd notes to r.
raid n The time II futh sAle: And NhefrA dffaH haA
teen both Ia TIKI pATosu Of tAa principal and
ie!r&t u tAsh tt fAa uo:FA the tA' o Two hunsed
the Et1t abuve de-f 81 pote AID the tal " fonx
hun4JI trua1s enk money Ard Interest shesra
tA- Erts dir a tert-zbcr, A. D. r11 rrm.tnMz
81 AIrsanatr Lsss md Wlllil-alna L<s4lr, the ~
1px<tie trk Ecters of ssld nt t. scli aud dapaas
IL tho FrtI4.isss hczri.Asses de-cahed
| Nth the trims et TIE SAID !fos: Het.: :..,
vit.ur If TIE power and authority In tc-ted II -
ty shtl INT Deed. I. JAEes Gart+E TElhst. Wiz q
SATURDAY. the s~ertYt!Ith t2sh! DAY r 3ucA A
D. ltz At r heur 4 Tea I'D! pttk In tIt Iufeccae g
CITY Il uhlcsxo Uoun:y Of UtoE ana sta;e h!aah.
| the highest bI4Ief bilirrl fur e~.h. ths srei
estate. utuae ~ tae tltI u GfeAxa, Go7asS u C3
:.,:,y 81 ;.5 Iassssd Ill IL i H.
thiyty Ii ~ .e hiuAe Addition to Ct,easo nd e
err. a. t,lt,Ha tew1t: Bt<snnias or the 'oeta ne
Icm ths ssusae III s'.nss thereo! st1uhs
jss trtt. theme h1I:A tvo hgnd tst I'd sshlsen -
eret Etcnee ez1t tlty Gre 5l fret tArer fnntn W.
hupdtta md ekhtEez t.j teet T. tkt p.es q besfe.
iislsIcn of Iloek tves:ycae tll} u the perth P.t =
Nclcuts's Addi:. to Chita< Nth Ill Aad tiu8! ~
tenttn-nts rvFes a:ad s7.Ectrcsne sErtet.ut2 y
In Aay H4ss Rp1t.aE11k tofrth1r wttn =
r - "a s'i.sai Ueia sa!le tstts Heir aHa
aGa on Tho sid EtoHhsory netes. tatc5e1 With sh<
co+tt -se, enunsns 1ad c1rtE,fs q s1a fres u
4 provided tn aatd TIT deed JAMES EAf! ktt
Thr k.- Ia hersay aa3cGrat.i anhi tbe ltA dA2
! JaAEs CARTkR, fTaiteA
, 1869-07-04

hmm. CIle wall Is withdrawn Afterwards, that
VIC Eay aec the interior: Philip. Annie. Enoch
children; Philips child; the genial hearth, the
cups and E1ves On the FURNISHED boa1u-and
hesrt-brokco Euoch wtthoutD This Light " al!ured
h1rn, Is tho bcacpn-bAze nlurta The lirt OF Pass-
age, I'LL he rnad5 Eirikes against 1t and bcaia out
h!s weary ufe:' We almos: Wtah we had not
heard Edwin Adams ksy, "Too hard 10 bear" So
AchlnglJ mus; The sound Of that human voice Tor
ever cling to lhat desPa!tng rock,-"Too bard to
btar.n
BIZ; niiez renunctastcr, lnc springa from the
ashes OF l!le- The closing scene l. full CT peace,
and the tired heart ceases f1ou ezr-h, loving and
tlesa.ng ali.
.lLt It is net Miriam Lane alone WHO draws the
curtain kindly TO shade the quiet Little CaaLbel
where Ecoeh Arden lies; II Is our tears that vel
his DYING bed.
TLey have sent upward 10 the beautiful home
taat dying saiior has brought word OF the lost
ones fate And now they have Al! come, and
AIuic, weeping, Eides her face upon Philip s
breat,, and the children Euecltng At the bedside,
within reach OF tie cold hand, waoGe tsst pulse
blessed them, look upon thel1 fathers lace and
behold h!su-dtat:
Alas that even such woe as this has, tear like,
tIGdc the worlds sad faee!
AE4f, that ever human hcart, wrecked upon
nthc trauieous hateful 1ale'' Of LIE. seeing the
Wings Of Death drawn Eca1, haa cried In the face
OF Heaven, oo1y With a1gatsh-uG1sused peace
:. 4 Aah. sYtl.n At 4ss:- F1kcuoS.
, 1869-07-04
Rstt ESTATE.

There Is ycry little that IL noticeable in conacr-
tion with real estate transactions durlug the past
seek. ~ the tsbEtEs bGslIras WIS generally pEu-
noupccd tlGil though there are oow - many per-
Eons the bnainess OF selling real estate on cum
M.,inn thai il would take an cnprE3ns valuE1e OF
;r1n~lctlCns 10 furnish bus!ncss fos t.cm Ill
With halcs oi property, however, Averaging
SlM GiI per week, they do even now. IN rhe st3-
u the year when there is always the least
t!v,!E there Is reason for thinking there Is TOO
little doing for healthy condition OF tho bustcess-
Tie low cost Of building na:cra!s, and the
comparative low cost Of erecting Gtst-claas hrick
or marble buildings, Is na&tug demand for prop
cry The best locations 10. immediate Improve
nrlt End, iii a! Tic sale. that hlte yet lstn n1le
pubic. the prices VI ground haye k,ecn fully ula1n-
:aiutti.
The large number OF GrSt c!ass dwellings that
afc now being built under tht indncemeat Of the
low cost viii probably have the effect to Keep the
rtLt Of dwellings u ihat Tuallty co:up1r1tse!5
low for The next year. Iu the cheap wooden
dwellings, for whlch tt1s city hAs always been
natcd hun ever there has tten less reduction n
III cost and. therefore. the erection Of that cia5s
uI buildings has greatly diminished.
Geacy OF TRANSACTIONS IL tea! estate, stFuate within
ral.ius extending seyel. sa1les ffu1n the Coart
House, luE1nc the week ending July ,, tue acgrc-
att value In each direction. aud the total III all
chg cul!4pa!td With The same :os las. week:
, 1869-07-04

The following Es4tn has been rccciTei stnef lne
aboEe table Of daty receipts was made up: lao
cars wheat, 105 cars cora and Is CARS oats Tosas,
n,THO (,u-
Ine.e vii, be no session OF The Doarl OF Trade
Oh Aoniay, Is the public Is expected 10 be Al that
uue celebrating the aZnlvessazy OF oar national
loLependeace- The Open Board VII also ce!e-
b:ate hr c1os.Ee for the dag. .
TIE attendance oo Change to-day Was rather
l..-ht, and the az1oCny o. business transacted was
atso snalL IhGro Was less falih in the future Of
grain prices, a1d operators bocSh. cautiously.
Fer several days pas. theE haye been baEt1s acd
selling by the baruneter. and varying nc With the
passage Of a 5aaau cioad ACROSS tie SKI. Prcea
Rave 1u1 up ao,dlJ n co1:eqEence Of the rain.
eu, the5 nayo nc. followed so., u New York, And
/. IS sca-cc:J probable taat tie New Yosk E1arEc.s
should acTance 10 corre=pe.ttaS point u11s5s
We hare great deal more & bad weather. P-iels
may be expected to come down Qu!.e rapid! with
fAycEhle time for hsETest> k2l as to~dsJ HA
ciea.er, corresponding feeling OF WEAKNESS vas
produced, except In tn.s, which art kept up asa-
t..a.iy. ....-.
HictxInts were Inactive, 1ni neHIHs15 lS2e
eas:er, being quoted a sas5aoe- :,
r1oyislons were dell sad uom1ralJ easter eA
round, e1cep. on shonsdess for which there was
a fair inquiry, and holders were therefore astsns
h.she. priceA. nut there were I'd saleA The mar
ket was nominal at l9a9la,Sc- Mess PORK WAS
oor,tnA q. t.loa Lard Vas re1y weat-9noted
ss 1skatsLc, with solea Of ~ Ers sanIoer-1et-
tied u the outside. C1ne; meats were naminal
| It 15l3lec for rough sides, md le31e4e FOL
short RIA Sweet picked ha1ns we're nouioA 81
l6h(917c for city lota Sales Nere made Of % tes
dsy ka.ted sod caNf1Esd ,: 17os add IN fca
| choice, saku cured and osn11ssed. II aeS TaluE
va noenirAl 1t 1oAr. Grease Inactive
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