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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers yinum Sitse. or W ine
Of Life, IL free from any poisonous druGS
or imSuritIes, being prepared for thO-e vino
require a stimulant. IL l. a splendid app---
tIzsr and tonic, and the finest thing Ia tie
world for purifying the blood II = uIe
most pleasant and delicious aTtici" ever
offered to the public, far superior To brandy,
whisky. wine bitters, ar any other article.
I, /. more healthy, and cheaper. Bot male
and female, young or old, can take 'lr
Wine OF Life. II i, in fact, a life prt~.TN or.
ThOse who wish to enjoy good health and a
free fioy OF lively spirits, will do well -
take the Wine Of Life. IL Is different from
anything ever ever before in u>e. u = -'ld
Inv druggists: also at all respectable -s,iSsTIS.
Price One Dollar, in quart bottles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
Warmers Pile Remedy.
Narner.s pile Remedy has never fail

Haraer's Pile Remedy has never fail
al NOT even in one case 10 cure the very
worst eases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. ThoSe who are afflicted should i'm
meIiairly call on their druggist and get
WARSERs PILE REMEDY. il Is expressly
for the piles, and T. not recommended tC
cure any other disease. II has cured many
cases oI over thirty years standing. Price
one Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
DYSP PSIA.


warncr'~ Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly IH lYspepticS and th"se
suffering with habitunl COStiveneSs. IL II
n slightly stimulating tonic and a splendid
appetizer; 1t strengthens th" stomach aud
restores the digestive organs Ia their health.
state Weak, nervous and dySpeptic per-
sons should use WARSERs DYSPEPSIA
ToNIC. For sale by druggists. Price one
Dollar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

REFFRENCEs BY PERMISSION:
Hon. Vim. +. Stevenson, Governor West '.
X. l.. Berkshire, Judges Sup'e Court
James l.. Brown,J ofAppeals w. Va.
j. J. Jackson, Jr.. Judge OF the U. >.
District Court, W. Va.
" j. ID. I. FarnSworth, President of Sen
ate, W. Va.
A. Werninger, Member Senate.
" Jacob HornbroOk, President West Va
Ins. Co.
Jacob VI. BickeI, Vice President West
Va. lns. Co.
Caleb BoggesS, Attorney, Cla' ksburg, w, '.
Samuel Woods, Phillippi,
b. White. Sheriff Mercer county, "
Ii. G. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, ''
!, y. Camden, President of First National
Bank, ParkerSburg.
And the following members Of the House
OF Delegates OF West Virginia:
Hon. y. II. smith, Kanawha county.
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetZel
Nathan Col, Harrison
JoSegh Teter, Barbour
II. VI. Hill, Marion,
James Hervey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
X. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry Brannon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge
J. r. Bowyer, Putnam
J.S. Wilkinson,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
~ and 30 NJ. Vernon Place.
BALTIMORE MD.

Ms LETITIA TYLER sEMPLE, Principal
THIS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
win reopen on THU RsDAY, 18th sep
tember, ls70, and Close the last week in June,
Circulars. &c, apply By letter 70 the
Wi PRINCIPAL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

James Conlan, an Irish laborer on
the Ohio Il Mississippi Railroad was
run over by train, at Cincinnati, yes
terday, which he attempted to board.
He is probably very badly hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
EMM ENAcocUE.
For Ladies

LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO, Agents for
Warner Remedies and wholesale Drug
gists, No. ~ Main street Wheeling. ": VI.
McLAIN BROTHEB-, Druggists, No.
Washington Hall. nia-i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

fFOrTneTIy IRANBEKkf DC NMIII
S'hsrp he Il prepared 20 receive guests al all
times and especially during the summer
ssason. The location Il mof Delightful
one and ofIsrs 70 the tourist q view Of the
mod beautiful scenery on the mountains.
Hunters and fishermen VIII find it q para
die
The hotel being new and newly Furnished
throughout Offers comforts and elegance DO
similar establishment can boast. lyiS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating in the Profits.
Dividends paid last year 40 per cent.
A success without precedent In this country
or Europe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
I Kanonaer.

II. Hammer.
sTYRI.Is9 EXCHANGE on LUSDOa
"a, any sum not Len than One Pound Bt9-
linz, 3lzf1t Drafts on all the principal ot1D
Of Franc, Germany and Ifaiy al iibeva
rates
AIso. Y0E sArk AT THB sAME ovyrrD.
Pas.aZe Tickets 10 and from Enaian1,
ireland, Bremen and Hambu11. via Nov
York OF baltimore.
Ernixrant Eaiirosd Tickets nom Nsv
York o. Baltimore 20 Whsolinx-
once, 3. W. corner Of Third and Naxkst
STREETS, Centre WhessinE, W. "
Notary Public; Raal Essats, Yifs and 1lfs
Claim and Geneza Ps~>ss Apnf.
ntvH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

HOTELS.
Summer Resort.
SUMMIT HOUSE.
PORTLAND,

<frALTER ". wORTHISGTOS HAS
W jusi completed a new hotel 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23
rErFRExcEs BY PERMISSION:

s,,- Agents wanted everywhere in the State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-23

All our Goods are selected ENPRtS-s-Ll
for the West Virgins and ohio rnaTk't- ,'Dd
an examination Of our stock VIII CT Nii4fr "
the buy,F that We can DO BITTER - bHn
tbsn ans other botrSe IN Wheeling.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the PostC!Ece Department
of the United states and the P'~- GiiiCr Depart
meat II he Hanseatic Republic o3 irz.ae5i pre-
vidinr for the conveyance of Tie Futrlut-.aIi' ,
Correspondence in time of War = fa.sssssiu
War
Whenever in consequence of VIZ c. tErs@t-' IA &
the international currespo:4Eer.7s betvr,..
veyed by UHited States steamers Or Brenlsi
steamers. it may be conveyed bv 7te..mers und
neutral flag, subject 10 all the sag: atoms. rui
ard regulations contained in ta0 several pos
conventions heretofore concluded between bot
countries.
In witness whereof we havr hereto set on
names and AFFIXED the seals OF ouf respective of
fees this twenty-.iehth day f March, one
Thousand eight hundred and sky four, at the
city of Washington.
IL. g. Nj. BLAIR,
Postmasfe~-feEaft., .. 5.
lis. r. SCHLE4bE1-
Minister Resident of the flanseatic = r9ublics.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03
ADDITIONAL -AE--E--.

greed upon between the Yes, c5ics Department
of the United States ara re -istt'f1ce Depart
ment of the Hanseati- hepubli- # Hamburg
modifying article IL. Il the Postal Convention
of June Il, 1851.
The international correspondence, conveyed
either BY the United States or by Hamburg
steamers, between the United States or its Ter
risories and Hamburg, VII lie :'.reaftcr subject
20 the following postage charge, WI
Postage on each letter pace: u,t e-1eetiing
aalf ounce in weight t. cents
Above half an ounce, and act over one
ounce - -
Asove one ounce, but not exceeding one
ounce and half - =
Above and a half, but nut
exc ing two ounces Ia -
AMI the postage will increase in tl4is scale .!
progression. to wit: Additional ton cs:.t- 10
each additional half-oui &c. or lf;s tian Of half
ounce.
Payment in advance sl..., e o,r.;usai ~ ei'i.t-
country. 1t shall not, !tpsgFcr, Ar I-laiitte: e.
pay less than TIE whole Eate- and 10 ;.ecoa'.'
81 II hs taken of The ~. % lAent Of any fraction
of tina; rate
This additional article tsBcs the PLACE Of -.rti
Gle ..,ud OF the postal Convention -. the i-th If
Jure. lsj1. which in ali other respects remains
in force.
In witness whereof We have hereto 81 our
name and afr ed the seals of resi- eciye oic-
this twentv-tliird day of August. Thousand
eight hundred and sixty, at the tity # a>i,i..-
ton.
fsEEl = E3."-
jsc-tFl no 49, eaerai.
IsEAL1 u. z. J. ,ii' iDS
Acting Consul for the iteyun-.t 4 uambur--
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

For the transport Of closed mails by either al
mini-tration for the other by sea. the following
rates fixed TO be charged and received by tn,
administration rendering the service, w.
:. Ia For tIan-prt across The waters # the At
lantic OCEAN cents per single letter rate; and /:
cents per kiiogran net Of other CORE pondence
% For tr-ns OFT acr the waters OF the Pacific
Ocean 10 cents Ier singh letter rate aud 20 cent.
per Ill gram net OF other crrrrspnnGcHge.
(cI For transport arr1ss the Med rranean Sea
30 centesimi per 20 grams Of ietttrs net, and 90
eebte>inii per kiograin net Of uther correspond
I ence
| ID For intermediate territorial transport each
Illustration Szi cisrs, ,sl rereiv. the amount
W "a 1t hall have ACTUALLY pad for t..e accouu'
q. the other.
.EIIcLI KY The accounts between the two
admini-tra-iar- sl.a8 be ia ed quarterly, and
transmitted al. We lf-f speedily practicable:
aad tie dri'tpr oiEcr si..i pay The balance found
due to the css,itor Office. either by exchange on
Lnnla1. ur at lie debtor ci:ice the creditor
Office may desire
The raie for TIE cauvei sion Of the money If Ill
untties sail tc fixed by ..,,tcn sc aisvii.
between the two uisires
AEIIcLE nv. When n aEy far: of e:cEa.
country rsei l..'ii Is tran iegrg4 Iuia 5:-= YES
- 10 an siicr. v,tlInuf any expense T. The c.ice
Of the Cu.:ts vi ERE the transport j. .s e. s.-ch
transfer al ut lie -utjec; To any postal Charge
by one o5icr against the osaer.
iErlctE Nv. cores. onIeE-e exclusively re-
l:ia. tn pu>'al service shall be transmitted On
b-1jf sues free f all CO .-e.
~ TIA XVI. iett.-s wrongly seIt. or wrongly
addressed. rot deliverable for whatever cause,
and al registered cfrrs'aUlence not deliverable
Ia any cause, si.s.l ir' se-Tued as pr1ultEty a.
TactIcabi- t. the -ri.ziaH53rE flee, at il - u
asly est Is in=usrei er= st'Ess On Ie5 C-lr'I /
enc - igh ;ssy hay bec1 CHARGED +
against liz rvtu.I!as oiIce shal. lie G:sc...-.s!
In N -hs aSryunr.
All other G. rresponfence which caa.ot b. &C. |
,iv-rel shall r main al the dispositia @. the re
r-FEI rfFT adm F-fT
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

taaugt0HI, November p lGG1.
--ar:yE et:gsHtaei SHd considered the foregoing
-gT -lez e postal convention. f. TIE iodific1-
tiT uf Tc CO vr:Iia-i cutei between the United
SJ-tr- 81 i. ,larira srd t-s f-ivn % Italy rr3ar
- c,F Sih .irly. -. WING, "eIe agreed ',ron
'.li-. nd IL cup ,rIte 10 i.-s-ce tho eight,
dsy II ."reIi,er ,;.s' .,,n-7:t- II. it handre and
sixy-sr-en. by JiI- .i5.,. = ,sasson, special
Commits r, sc. 'H behalf II tl,is department,
and BY Chcyaiier Advocate titgv-i i&ITtiSta Tan
tesio, Chief director # the 2csi Cflcc Department
Of the kingdom Of Italy, behalf of his depart
meni the sIme are by me hereby rats I'd and APP
proved. by ant with the advice and consent of the
2Tt-iirIt OF the t-ited States
In witness whereof. have caused the seal Of the
Post U:ace Department to be hereto affixed. with
my gaature. the day and year first above written.
SEAL. ALEXANDER W. RANDALL.
Postmaster General United eiatss.
NAsHIyGToN. November 81. lN1G
hereby approve the foregoing convention. ant.
in testimony thereof have csreci the seal d: the
United States 70 be aiiixe.l-
SEAL ANDREW JOHNSON
BY the President:
WILLIAM ii. saw 'Ep. Secretary u State
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03
ADDITIONAL ARTICI L.

Agreed upon between the Post Office repar
Of the United States and the Post Oh &c De- n
ment Of the Hanseatic Eepub.. u bremen
The Post-Offce of New York, n charging pc
age due to the Post Office Of Bremen, sil4'i
uniformly make use of weights, having tie
American ounce for unit Win its divisions int
half and quarter ounces; and the Bremen Post
Office, in charging the postage due to the United
States, shall uniformly make use of weight,
having the German 18th for unit 1.-TWO 10th beiIs,s
considered equal to one ounce amaTican.l
This additional article to the posta, convention
Of August 4, 1883, takes effect Immediately.
In witness whereof, we have hereto set our
names and affixed the seals of our respective Of
fees, this twenty-thIrd day of November, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty, at the city Il
Washington.
lsEAL. J. HOLT,
Postmaster General.
fsEAl.1 r. SCHLEIDEN.
Minister Resident Of Breins
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03
DETAILED REGULATION

Arranged between the Post-offce Department of
the United States of America ard the Postal
Administration OF Italy, Tor the Execution of
the Postal ConyeI'iOn signed at Florence tbs
sth day If November. A. d. 1851.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-03

HohHStUH, May 2, IcOc.
The foregoing articles of detailed regulations for
carrying into execution the postal convention Of
Sth November, 1857, between the United States
and Italy, are hereby ratified and approved.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the post-Ofice
Department this ID day Of May. A. d. 1865
TsxALJ ALEX. W. RANDALL.
Postmaster General. s
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
LONG ISLAND.

STEALING A Housa.--Ann Brennan was arrested at
Dutch KILLS, on Saturday by officer Smith OF Flush
Ing, for approprlatin2 to her house belong
ing TO the contractor OF the Flushing Railroad. 1t
oppears tnat Ann claimed that the contractor owed
ner thirty five dollars and she thought that taking
possession OF the house wag the most expeditions
way o! getting her money. The Justice did not see
ar :. ~ .ns. iight and Ann gave bonds for $500 TO
appear before the Grand Jury.
ALMOST A TRAaEDY.--on Saturday last o mother
residing on Seventh street. next 20 Episcopal church,
Huniers Point left her three children shut up in q
Dcdroom while she went ont to make some prr-
chases. SHORTLY after her departure smoke was eeen
g ,ssuug .Ioin tne window by the neighbor, who
promptly put the nre out. But little damage was
1one 1he nre was caused by children playing with
Immediately the children would have been burned
10 death.
sMALLPox-1Ta RAvAaBs IN HUNTERS POINT
TIE Increase OF this terrible disease In Hunters
Point is alarming the citizens OF that section.
Several new cases have been reported and two
deaths occurred yesterday. One OF the
teachers 10 the pubnc school resigned yea
terday; aeo unless the SESSION Of The
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
A JERSEY SENSATION.


Suspected Physiological Murder as Newton,
ner's Inquest.
Charmingly located In the midst OF one OF the most
picturesque sections Of New Jersey Ia the county OF
Sussex, the chief town Of which is called Newton
thriving, prosperous place Of few thousand
inhabitants. This same town Ii just now
In state OF great excitement, consequent on the
very mysterious death OF highly respected Citizen
named Edward Palmer. q man between forty ana
nfy years OF age. who for years past has been en-
gaged as miner, and latterly has occupied the
position OF foreman In the zinc mines near Franklin
some distance from Newton.
1t was Mr.. Palmer's custom TO be absent from
home week or two at q time. Last Friday he re-
turned to his home on Water street in the best
heartily and In the evening was taken sud-
denly Ill. A physician was speedily procured,
alive. He died in violent spasrns last Tuesday night
From facts which nave since come 70 light there IL
reasonable ground for suspicion Of foul play, and
the wife OF the deceased man and boarder In her
house, scotchman named Robert Brown.
For years past the town g0ssips have had ample
food for their .wagging tongues In the reported
movements OF Mrs. Palmer. who, though verg1ng on
forty years IS still fat and fair she is described a.
more than ordinarily preposscssing appearance.
As matter OF course in these degenerate
II is alleged. prominently figured an ex-memDer OF
Congress from the Fourth New Jersey district
Latterly the scandal mongers havehad their tongues
kept going IN regard 70 her alleged relations with
.'sootty" BROWN The latter, IT seems started .
grocery store next to her house. and during
her husbands absence In the mines she spent
most OF her time in Browns store. Tne public
feeling in the matter has had the eject OF necessi.
tating the Coroner, DR.. John Miller, to hold an In.
quest on the body OF the deceased whose death is
openly alleged TO have been the result OF poison.
Coroner Miller empanelled jury last Thursday
forenoon. After examining the body the Jury adj.
j0urned till saturday, n ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
DESPERATE BAaaO0N FIGHT.
A Saloon Keeper Stabbed,

The barroom at the corner Of Prospect and Gold
streets, Brooklyn was the scene OF desperate ubt
yesterday morning between the proprietor, George
w. Cumberson, and Michael Henry Reid, VINO was
formerly employed by him as q bartender From
what can be learned Reid and Cumberson had been
out drinking together the night previous, and yes.
ferday morning Reid went to the saloon and bor.
rowed ten dollars from MIN. Cumborson subse.
qnenuy regretted having loaned the money, and
Sncceeded IN getting 1t back. Reid then used some
violent language aud smashed q mirror, whereupon
CumDerson seized club from behind the bar and
Deaf him severely with it. Reid then drew q pistol
and knife, and while intimdating his Opponent
with the pistol stabbed him In the side, fniicting a
serious though not dangerous wound. Oificer He.
ron, oi the Tenth precinct New York, who happened
70 be In the vicinity at the time, took Reid into Gus
sody. He was takcu before Justice Walsh yesterday
assault
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
wnsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

ADHqrpED 10 BAII.-->JarDes Sponin, who iH charged
with having kified John BrOphy at Upper Tuckahoe
by shooting hrm, after an alleged attack by the ht-
ter on himself ana wife, surrendered himself TO the
District Attorney, and OH Saturday evening was
admitted TO bail IN the sum Of $4,000 by County
Judge Robert O0chrane.
LAND IMPR0vEMBNTs.-Alt Although tho citizens OF
Mamaroneck and tho proprietor Of the water power
at the Old factory have quarreed over their respec-
dam held its own against all Odds and .
large tract Of land rendered useless, owing
70 the unhealthy results OF periodical
overflow Of water. Il "a understood now, however,
that Andrew Wilson. In preparing the way for hls
rev village and depot, at Grand Park, Is about to
able dam and thus relieving the vicinity OF not ess
than fifteen ieet Of superintendent water. Let the
good work proceed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
REMARKABLE sTABBrNG CASE
A Husband Attacks His Wife in Conse.
quence ofa Disagreement on Cues
tion Of Religion-Not tho First
Wife He Has Attacked His
Present Victim Former
Witness Against Him.

About ten O'Clock en- Sunday night . dispute
arose between Francis p. Mills and hts wife, Catha.
rine residing ON Fifth avenue, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, Brooklyn during which the
man stabbed her in the left breast. The alarm was
Immediately given by the other tenants residing In
the house, which brought 0fficer Porter, OF tho
Orty-eighth precincy, to the place. Search was
Instituted for the runianly fellow, who IN
the meantime had absented himself nom
the premises, while unobserved, IN the confusion
created among the inmates Of the house. DR.. Bliss,
who was summoned to attend Mrs. Mills, probed
the wound which Was inflicted by the blade OF
pocket penknife, two and half inches IN length.
and pronounced her condition TO be critical. There
are strong symptoms OF fever setting In. In which
event the wound may prove fatal.
An ofYlcer was stationed at the residence OF the
accused all night, and about six O'Clock yesterday
morning his vigilance was rewarded In his erecting
the arrest OF the desperate man. who returned homc
at that hour. The prisoner, who Is native Of Ire.
land and about forty years OF age stated.
on being taken to the Fourth avenue
OF an argument ana difference Of opinion upon
religious matters, she being Catholic and he
Protestant. He acknowledged having stabbed her,
but says he docs not know how he did IL. as he
ertained no previous anlmositY toward her. He
was arrasned nelore justice Q, me teacs !onn pei
street jail until Monday next to await the re
suit Of the injuries inflicted The charge on winch
lie IS held is felonous assaut.
The record OF the prisoner - not favorable Mills.
who Is machnlst, came TO Brooklyn from the
South during the late war, and Deisg In destitute
circumstances at the time he was employed In the
Eagle office building Fulton street, as an engineer.
He was gwen apartments, IN which mis- former wife
ana himself dwelb In the upper part OF the building
named. About four years ago ne quarreled with h's
wife one night, and, as alleged, struck her ON
the head with BOTTLE She was found dead IN bed
the following morning. He was arrested, indicted,
tried and convicted OF manslauahter and sentenced
to the State Prison for term OF TWO years. NILS
claimed upon that trial that his wife, VINO was under
homicide, fell and thereby sustained the injuries
which led to her death. Governor Fcnt0n par.
doned Mills upon the solicitations OF several lnnu
entail residents Of Brooklyn, after Incarceration
or six months He then returned to tnat city, where
shortly afterwards ne was married TO his present
unfortunate WIFE, who Is said to be very excellent
woman. The present MIS-. Mills was the principal
witness for the prosecution upon the trial OF the
cused for the murder OF his former wife.