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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-24
Very Desirable Property for
Sale,

lam AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
i very desirable properly fronting on Water
street and AZ present occupied by Messrs. A. NJ.
Adams a. Co, Clothiers. Possession April LIST,
1869. The Sprigg House is now leased to a first
rate company, whose intention is to make II
one of the best hotels in the Western country,
which fact should he q great indncement to
purchase. THOMAS OBRIEN,
feb22 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-24
Hotel Property for Sale.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PR.
i vate sale, the Hotel stand in Benwood,
known as the National House. This includes
all the necessary buildings for a tavern stand.
Apply on the premises to
feb23lw4 JOSEPH WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-24
Robert Leep


vH.
William s. McCloud, Polly A. McCloud, Mary
j: hcCloud, LavinA v. hcCloud, John o. Nc.
Cloud and Anna b. McClOud heirs at law OF
Cornslius McCloud and Mary McCloud, the
widow
In Circuit Court OF wetzel county, on the
chancery side thereof
U'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO OBJ
Il tain deed for the undivided intereat that
Cornelius MeCloud had as heir at law Of John
AcCloud, deceased, TO . tract Of. eighty.seven
acres Of land. situate in WetZel county which
the said Cornelius McClOud sold TO the plaintiff
In his life time.
Affidavit having been made that all the de-
PENDANTS 70 this cause are non residents Of the
State Of West Virginia, IL Is therefore ordered
that they appear at the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cult Court for Wetzel county within one month
after due publication and posting Of this order,
and do what may be necessary 20 protect their
interest in this suit and notice il hereby given
that the plaintiff, At my Office in New Martins.
vile, Wetzel county, West Virginia on the roth
day Of February, 1862 between the hours Of
o'clock A. n. and o'clock P ~ Of that day, will
proceed 70 take the dispositions Of Jacob Pluharty
and others, 20 be received In evidence in the
above-m entiOued case and II the taking Of said
dispositions should not be commenced. or being
commenced should not be completed, the same
viii be continued from day to day until the same
Is completed
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of Janu.
AIRY, 1860. FRIEND cox
jan2oOaBit Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-24
DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
/ existing between Thomas Hughes and vii.
liam 4. TruTl, under the firm name of Thomas
Hughes e. Co, was dissolved on the LIST of Feb
ruary by limitation. -
VIM. Z. TRULL.
Thomas Hughes will continue the business at
the old stand, No. IS, corner Monroe and Water
streets febl6.lw
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. Is, 1869.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-24

The Indians-How 90 spend Forty
million Dollars n Year-Remarkso o.
Delegate Rurieigh in the House OF
Renresentatiyes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
Branch Office, Philadelp lphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

J "'' "A'ioHRI bRnk BUILDING,
"here the general business Of the Comm
ny IS transacted, and to which all genera
correspondence should be addressed.
! DlRETORs.
| g. - .n,, na.a u.s! r. A. Rollins, Washington
r. Ka,.h, ~ una. Henry d. Cooke, " ash.
natch!cld Starr, Phila. Nm 4. Chandler Wash
Geuryo o nYorheau, corn; rhila John b. Dsirees, WASH
j. MSck yiv, ,i tn,a; ni; Eawurd DODGE New Yorl
| o1"' fnlia' H. y. Fahnestock, NJ Y
| OFflCERs.
ELAhENCE :.ns: II. CLARK, Philadelphia. President
uENhf u. COOhE, Washington, Wee pres,dsnt
] UUohh' s;..' Chairman fInance and Executive com
| EMERSON W. pEETE, phila. sec'y and Act,,rv
l ~ N1h, Washington, Assistant Secretary.
NAMcis an ~, q; eniIA, NJ D., Meaical Director.
| - L Inv MEAKS, u. D., Assist. Med. Director.
MED1CAL ADV lSO1Y BOARn.,
| J.. K. BARN Es Surgeon Geueral II. s A vi,
r. J. AOkMl1z, Cnc1 Meuical Dana;tmant -
| ~, Washington, u p
| - ". BLISS, NJ. D., Washington: -
SOLICITORS AND DA1roRNExs.
WIN: E.. CHANDLER, Washipeton n r.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia. Pa. "a. "
ih1s company, National in its character.
oners' by reaxoa OF its Large Capital Low
hates OF Premium, and New TABLES III.
,NS". most aesl,aoie means of insuring life yet
tue rates Of premium, being largely re-
"uceu' are made as favorable to The ;n,,r.
eis as nose OF the best Mutual Companies
anu a'olo an the complications and uncer-
tA'pt tSes OF Notes, Dividends, and the mis-.
understandings which the latter are so mt
to cause the Policy Holders. ~
several new and attractive tables arc
now presented, which need only to he nm.
derstood to prove acceptable to tho n,h1;o
such as the INCOME FkUDUlHNG pnII
CY and RETURN FREMlUM po1ICY
In me former, the policy holder not only
S.'. .";n 1iIe insurance, payable at death,
out w1ll receive, If living, alter period Of
1e" years, a" annual income equal to ten
yet ee"t' l1o per cent? Of tie par OF his poli-
cy: In the latter, the Company agrees to
retur" to the assured tie tota. amount ofmonev
ne nas IN, IN addition to the amount of NJ,
policy. ~""'' " "''
The attention Of persons contemplating
lnsurlng their lives or increasing the
amount o1lnsurance they already have. is
cailed to the special advantages offered bv
Inc National Life Insurance Company.
circulars, Pamphlets and full r articulars
gwen on application to the Branch Office
OF the Company in this city, or to its Cen
@ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
IN every city and Town; and applications
IRON competent parties for such agencies,
WIN 1 sunao4e n endorsements, should be ad-
dressed 10 THE COMPANY'S GENERAL
AunNlo tn;n.a oNLY' in their respective dis
GENERAL ACEHxs s;E urEcn-
Parry.
JAY COOKE & CO., New York. for New yor, s+.+a
:, ~ and Northern New Jersey. avn 0'"'0
f. ". CLARK CO., for Pennsylvania and soutb.
ern New Jersey. anu oou'n-
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington D. r. for u.rr,ona
y;ra;n;a Virginia. District Columbia, and West
"A: ELLIS CO., Chicago, Illinois, for 1llinoisvi,
HON. STEPHEN MILLER. st. Pan, eor
Minnesota o'' faui' 1or
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
IN AN OLD CHURCH,

Through the chsucel, quaint and oldeu,
Istreaned tho evening sunlight golden,
Firing purple pulpit stair, ....- -
And tho aged preacher there.
Sweet the solemn anthem SCARED,
Note ON note, ana word on word, ct;
Ringing through the long de6les ::
or the dim and ancient aisles.
I"2sl
And upon Its calm surcease.
All the air, with imbreathed peace.
Seemed to gather force, and sway
Through the tepple, either way.
And tho preachers tones at length
Rolled in circuit, gathering strength,
swelled around the lofty nave,
Like a sea-hymn In cave.
Echoing frsm the wall around,
Psalm and prayer, with sweet rebound:
Psalm and prayer, and discourse given,
Passed, or seemed to pass, to heaven.
Chambers Journal.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

[Enterel according to Act of Congress, by Mr.
JaneG. Swisshclm in the year 1868, in the Office of
the Clerk Of the United States District Court for the
District Of Western Pennsylvania
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

NY arrangements with one Of the Oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses of the East.
ana having buyer in the marketal] thu
!me' and buying my Goods all for cash.
ou.: %iaaesota merchants will dnd bargains at
~ Y ~ ~ otore. v9nl9-t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

1~s.l :na e, s4:s aud '' cents
::
)! !:
y S.i s.; marriage notices
obituary notices, 'S' ..,... can't.
s's;; political, religious OF other '''s''' -.
per Tine. .avert,seMents 10 oo
'!:' s ss:.'s' 81 .'s
tory references.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08


the claims OF hospitality aud humanity,
had decreased by distance Of time and
disappeared behind intervening events
until it was speck, a mere shadow.
As Margaret and her friend left the
house, he remarked: .-.
lit ismy impression that Mr.. Twinzy
has been at the bottom Of all the
trouble, and feel like threshing him
until he will not walk for a weekw
"Hum v' she replied, "that would be
small business for man. I'll want
ed Twinzy we'll whipped, I should en-
ploy cluck,pg hen. Did you ever 60
into mirror store, and see yourself
looking at yourself from every side and
at every possible angle? Well, Mr..
Twinzy's world is mirror store. His
heaven above, his earth beneath. and
his waters under the earth, are con-
tinuation OF mirrors, all made and AZ
ranged for the express purpose Of reflect
ing Mr.. Twinzy and such immediate
surroundings as are necessary for back
ground to the picture. The creature
has never in the whole course Of bis
life seen anything but his external re-
Election. To this he goes around
through life living and simpering, like
! dancing master parcticing attitudes,
and one who can feel any real live
anger at him must have endowed him
with qualities not his own"
Windermere laughed at her descrip-
tiop, and said: H..
II shall never forget your proposition
to set him up in business"
"Oh dear," she sa,d "do not let Us talk
about him. When I met you to-day, l
Confined On Fourth PoGQ,
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stood she was complaining of not being
well.":
Margaret wanted none OF Mr.. Twin
zy's explanations, and preferred he
should give them when she would not
be obliged to hear, so che said, address,
ing Mr.. Walters:
"This gentleman can make his ex-
plantations to you at another time, what
| should like to know now is about the
letters I should have written to you.
Have you saved any or them, and
where are they?"
III never heard of any but ope,"
was Mr.: Walters reply, "Mrs. Wal
tiers has it and showed it to me once"
It's here he made a gesture of impa-
tieuce, as if hunting for word. ats,
oh poetry, and seems to be about. clouds,
and willow trees and water, or some
such stuff"
Margaret laughed at this descrip-
ton, but recognized what he sought to
describe, and said:
"Dear, dear, that must be a scrap of
poetry I once copied from newspaper.
I lost it from my port folio with several
other things while at your house, but
could any one suppose it was addressed
to you ?" -.
This was a matter about which he
was as much puzzled as herself, but as
the whole affair was but one Of sue.
cession of muadlc which had kept Mrs.
| Walters in conversation since the day
they went to housekeeping, it made
a-. {tI'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

Continued On Fourth Page
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

VALUE OF PAPER DOLLARS. The fol-
lowing calculation will be found con
venient for those who deal occasional
lY in gold, and will be found valuable
for reference: sl1. SD raFL
When gold is quoted at 81 10, a pa
per dollar is worth 81 cents nearly.
rs When gold is quoted at sll5, q pa
per dollar is worth 81 cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at 81 20, pa
per dollar is worth SO cents, ae
When gold is quoted at $l,25, pa
per dollar is worth so cents
When gold is quoted at $3.50, pa
per dollar is worth ~ cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at $l35, pa
per dollar is worth IA cents.
When gold is quoted at $l45, pa
per dollar is worth 69cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at $50, pa
per dollar is worth 66 % cents. 3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16
How Hoatetters Bitters cure Dyspepsia
,p,xao,,,,,,,,u ,,-,s.,,, n

TIE NHSfh FFNHH ~ a NNfthFiia
The osce Of the stomach ia 10 convert The food Into
like seni-arid called CHrSK THIS IS Effected
partly by the action of seivent, called ths gastric
juice which eHsdes rom she coating Of the st,.snaeh
and parity BY mechanical moyemset OF that organ
which ehurns AsH yer, the dissoivihg ABmant Tb.
Chyme passes from the stomach into The daodsaum,
entrance Ia the bowels where II is subjected TO the
action Of the bile and the nutritious portion ofh con-
verted into fluid eolied Chyis, which eventually be-
comes blood tE a
Now & IS evident thai the great solvent. the Ga,
trio juice 90. produced 10 safeent quantity, or II
the mechanical seti0n Of the stosch Is safulsht
y brisk, the r process n aag son ~iIl be bot mp.r
fscty performed. II IL also clear that II ne liver
which plays such impsrtant part 10 changing the
nourishiHE porllaA ofths sAyns Into ts rial n
the blood Is eoRgssted - Any ApHslurA condition
the ssesnd process v not b. thoroughly accomplished
Tho result ~ The two failures dHsgesa complIcat
I'd with biaiousuess
Tbs mode In which HosTETTERs BfTTERs ope.
RATE In speh cases THE nsy iuvgorals the celia.
lar membrane fths rtomseh, which evolves the gas
tre juice thereby fnfudns ample sacisaey Of he
nud 10 completely dissolve the food. They also asi
upon The nerves d toe stomach, eausng secssra-
ton II the mechanical movement necessary 10 reduce
The food to q hemsF sneuas nRss They aito aet sps
ebe4,iY upga HE Yfr, sFeag 81 snd sBab-
ing 70 produce e. sinfs add regular sappls Of BILE,
DC the purpose ~ eUns hhtrfsfoHs particles
Of the Chytns into Chyls md promote the paEsEKs
thros Al abe bgweis al the nsslr 81 asssis.
IN this wAy, HOSTL1TEks blITkEb esrs dys.
pcpsis and liver complaint. The explanation 4 PLATA
siihplss philosophical. and 0a4 a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

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"A are a Fairleld. yt.. On Frld.y. aesLroye

"A are Al Fairfield, VT, on Friday, destroyed
two barns and ffty tons Of hay belonging to John
Miner loss sl950, insured for $500
a Mrs. Mccsrty was instantly killed at Bel.
lows FAlls, Friday, by being run over BY q train
on the yernont Valley railtoAd. as
Tho sentence. Of Plamley, the Shrewsbury
murderer has been commnted by the Legisla-
I4ure tas #+ 4t
A couple OF Mormon saints have been iectur-
ing to the Gsniiiss Of wehtaela, and eight per
cons we're baptige into thai faith lat3ad
Law D. Corliss Of bradford, ", man OF
considerable property, became melancholy with
The idea that he should come To penury, aud his
family to xant and on "Wednesday he hung him
self 10 neighbor's barn, van 4 ID qaa8
Henry Harvey o. Ryegstc, last week Sunday
morning, EEL out OF his chair and Immediately
expired. Ills death was eaused by kick from a
horse, which no reeeiyed day OF two previous,
but which at the tins was not supposed to be Of
. sefions character
The 5ecision II tbe Supreme Court in. the
case ofCharle II. Palter ana wife, charged With
having 10 possession burglars tools, WAS sainonn-
ced Thursday afternoon BY Judge Steele. Potter
WIS sentsnced 10 serve ten years in the state
prison, and Mrs. Potter seven yezfs Each one
also 70 pay fine Of one hundred dollars. a9a
3 The house Of Jose phi shepard IN Woloott, was
destroyed by ire on Friday night Of last week,
together with nearly al It's contents, including
nearly s20ow orth q corn and oats. IRE family
bad barely time 70 escape. There is $500 inaur-
knce. .s..ss.., 4. s.w
AT Salisbury, in Holt & Hawkins factory, on
Wednesday last, a stick thrown from circular
saw struck the man operating II, named George
Z, Chandler, and killed lam almost instantly NJ
ruptured the heart.
Rev. Samuel sparhRwt, pastor Of the Con.
srsgatioaal church at PittsheId, fell dead 10 the
street on Monday If Last week He had beer
running after HE COW, and ia supposed to have
rupturcd blood weasel al his heart
ASSIGNMENT ~ JUpoEs. AT the General Tern
Of the sapreme Cour, nov in scssion the follow
ing assignmpntof thsJadges Wss made for thu
rear commencing December |, 1863. s7
ToR sUPRExE COURT.
Chittenden Barrett Wilson, Steele, Wheeler.
Frauklin--. Ple rVoint, Barrett, 6teale, Wheelar
Grand Isls PicFpoiht, Barrett Steele. Wheeler
Addison Barrett, Peek, Steele, Wheeler.
Rutlsnd1 I4erpespt Peck, Steele, Wheeler.
: Dennington Pisrpoint, Barreta Wilson, stecls
windhAm Perpo,nt, Peek Wilson, steele.
Windsor > Pierpoint, Peck Wilson, Whesier.
Orange -RerPosnt Barrett. Wilson, Wheeler,
E.shington -RerPoint, BArrsss Wilson, Steele
IAneille Pierpoiht Peek, Steele, Whaelar.
| ofleans- Barrett. Peck, Wilson, Wheeler,
Bs~es Barrett, Peek, wilson, Wheeler.
CAisdenia BaFrcss, Fesk. Wilson, whssisr-
GEase IAsr.z-Tss grad he. Of the state tr
1860 . 81 s2. 2l5.5i. which il divided among ths
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16

THURSDAY, i EAAnkAgss az Par
Thee oar Chuthss I'll he open AMI
oar places q bntincss shSuid bc closed
Nod q have aomulAinr D. 10 shank
fol Ng sefaeth iae b. rnmiaa us ,hal
grea, nj ma ais p1vss rales cor les.
tlaiea Lea Us. u TAI dhy send the
angels 81 rrbyer heavily burdeued Nth
eur Acknowledgements Of thanks. 10
the great white throne - the Creator
In many homes there wlli he bsppv re-
unions, 10 many others. The siars5hsa
81 poverty via crowd ii ond tho empty
tatlo I'D ths vacant ars Place aad vua-
der II indeed there Is a Gpd. Ia the
esststie tlankfulbtss 81 cor own ny.
let rs no, forget tbe torlorn aud des-
utuie of eayths pplartunAte children.
but are Tie Tbahkse4g,aa aan sinks 10
real, let rs glei tha dim eye Of some
one Of LIES weAFled. lei as show The
sllksu fringe 10 the sAel,oloth habihmtnt
Of % least enc u those wbem Jehovah
.dgod 20 save