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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18

NOTICE TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-SpTine
has come and now is the time for pur.
chasing wall p,psr and border. oul
friends Messrs. PAUL Bros. & Co. have
just received q fine stock Of desirable
wall paper to suit all tastes ofall styles
and in endless variety also books and
stationery. 49,
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FOR SALE.

,,,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Lot No. Al in Graham addition to the city
Of Wheeling, situate on the corner of Quincy
and Sixth street. There Is good brick ana
rooms, with water and gas throughout, and one
Of the best cellars in the city There is in con-
nection good stable and carriage house. On
the south end of the lot there Is good frame
house with FIVE rooms, fronting on Sixth street.
This ia a very desirable location. Parties wish
Inc 10 purchase will please call at S. j. Boyd's
Wholesale shoe store, No. 50 Main street.
norSa.u MT WAYMAN.
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REsIGNED.-W. S. Buchanan, Justice
of Washington township, rendered hi;
resignation to the Board of Supervisors
yesterday. 1t was accepted, and Joshua
Burnley was elected to FIJI the vacancy
thus created.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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TFor choice provisions buy Of
S. II. Giffin, No l Grant House.

AccIDENT.-Pst. Murtho, repairer
for the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany, whilst changing some wires at
the west end of the Suspension bridge
yesterday morning, fell from tree, a
distance of about fifty feet, aud though
severely Jared, escaped without seri-
Gus injury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18

LECTuRE.-The Lecture at the United
Presbyterian Church on next Friday
evening promises to be very pleasant
affair. DR.. Clarke is we'll spoken of
wherever he is known. He is a ripe
scholar, a clear thinker, and a very
pleasant speaker.
The audience room Of the Church is
one among the most pleassat and com
Portable in the city. --a-
The proceeds Of the Lecture are to. be
devoted to the Sabbath School of the
Church. Go and hear DR.. Clarke.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18

THE SLIME OF THE RIVER NILE.-ls
not more filthy aud mal-odOrous than
the thick sediment of the hair col
oring preparations sold in darkened
bottles. Per contra, .PHALON'S vi
ITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, the only article that Will renew
the natural color of gray hair, has nc
sediment, and is perfectly transparent
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
Ja.lars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-18

MARCH! MARCH, MARCH Greater
bargains offered than heretofore. The
last month in business; goods must be
sold to close business by the first OF
April. f. N. PORTER.
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REMOVAL AND NEW SToCK.-Joseph
Graves has removed his stock of Books
Stationery and Wall Paper to No. "a
Monroe street, few doors below the old
stand, where he is receiving fine
stock of new Wall Papers, Borders, &c.
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IOwing to the modern scientific
improvements, the little busy bee is
said to be no longer responsible for
much of the canned honey on the gro
GERS shelf. -
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Wheeling Island Brick Yard
FOR SALE

y,,EE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
or rent their Brick Yard on Wheeling
Island. The yard has dry houses and all moo.
am improvements; has steam engine and orlck
,nacb4ne. 18th q capacity Of $1,000 per day, and
the best clay for brick making to be found in
the county. The active partner is unable, from
Am health, TO continue the business Also on
band and for sale, large stock OF BriGk,
fah15 If II. SW EENbl a w.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale. Cheap.

HAVE FOR SALE, A STEAM SAW AND
Grist Mill and Tavern Stand arc q
number OF town lots in the town OF New Mar
tinsville, wetzel county,, W va Inc me, 10Y 10Y
S..b TsoniTed: the greater part OF the purchase
money TO be paid in one two, three, four and
,srS New MGrtinsvil g, W. Va,
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e Mrs. French, NJ. D., at Daily's
Hotel. Office hours, 8 A. II. till IL NJ;
q till 9 evening. Afflicted, remember
her time here is limited.
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FOR RENT.

u,RE STORE ROOM No. MONROE
i street, now occupied by Lewis, Little Co.
'Also, the room No. II, occupied by j. z.
Morris as q hardware store. Possession given
April LIST, 1869. Enquire of
aecSl w. w. MILLER
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IThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found al
Meree's, I33 Main street.
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TO LET.

DOoMs WITH STEAM POWER. Several
n large and small rooms. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, &c, apply 70
feb26 I'm NORWAY TACh W.
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wPockets are like clouds once
again-they have silver lining.
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Everybody should have a goot
Rustic Photograph and Partridge's il
the place to get them. b.
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gDays and nights will soon consist
of the same number of hours.
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HThe greatest bargains ever offered
in Boots and Shoes from now till
April LIST. F.M.PoR1ER.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

WHAT SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND,
southwest corner of Market and Monroe
streets, now occupied by Adams ExPressCo
Inquire of
maI8.H HARShh * DISO
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For Rent,

A DWELLING HOUSE, NINE ROOMS
"A and bath room, Third Ward, on Fifth
tSSI. n GEO. W. JEFFERs.
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A PHYSICIANS Testimony.

r. 2. STLLERs: Dear SRI have used DR..
Sellers "fmperiAl Cough Syrup considerably
for the Last year, and believe IL 10 be the best
article Of the kind In use and fully equal 20 its
recommendation. W. B. LIScoLS, N. ID.
JOHN r. HENRY, 3 College Place, New
York. PROPRIETOR Agent deciO!3ndAW
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wOnly a few days remain to sell my
choice stock of goods. F. NJ. PORTER.
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TCandles for Candlemas day can he
had at P. Loecher's, No. 3 Washington
Hall.
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gOur markets are not overstccked
with good things just now.
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NATU R e.

OWN RELIABLE REMEDh'
They are Apple-seed like, tasteless
and inodorous. Mild, but effectual.
The CALABAR GRAINS or SEEDS"
arc the great NERYE-ToNIC and
Aperient. They cure sick.headaehe,
Constipation. Indigestion, Biliousness,
Irregularities, and general Nerve de-
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning IS or so Grains as originally
put up. For sale by Laughlin, Smith
d. Co.
nOv8
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FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS.
II yonr Druggist has not yet got IL on sale,
don't be put oil with some worse than worthless
strong stuff. "fumigAtor," or poisonous oansuo
solution, which will driUe The disSdse 70 NE lungs
instead Of curing IL, but send SIXTY cents 70 Tio
and tbe temedy win reach Won by return mall
-Four packages, post paid ss.ooi one dozen for
$500.
send a two cent stamp for DIR. Sage's pamph'
lot on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
". PIERCE, NJ. D..
fab, BUFFALO. n. Y.
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~ Removed to No. 40 Monre street
one door below Market.
], H. SMITH.
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ELECTION,

TIE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE GREEN.
"a mVp cemetery Company are hereby mott.
directors v Ill be held at the Office of the Sec.
retary on Thursday, 24th inst, between the
hours Oh and O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day.
.,-r s.-s-. ff~-.s 4, g. BONHAM,
mArem Secretary.
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THE ACCIDENT ON THE C. & P. RAIL.
RoAD.-A day or two since we gave a
report of an accident on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railroad, Wherein we
said the engineer and fireman jumped
from the traia. We said so on the au-
thority of an eye witness to the trans
action. 1t appears from the communi-
cation we print below, from person on
whose word we can implicitly rely, that
this was a mistake and an injustice to
the engineer and fireman. We make
the correction with pleasure:
MARCH NTH, 1870.
Editors of the Register:
/ desire to call your attention to an
article contained in your issue of March
10th, describing an accident which &C.
CURED on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad on Monday, March l4th. Per
nit me to say that the facts were mis-
stated to you. / beg leave to submit
them. The engine struck cow about
one hundred yards west of the bridge
IDeUGlOuSu III yOui oAbiNIVs III
throwing from the track she rear truck
of the baggage and mail car. All posi-.
bic efforts were made to stop the train
before crossing the bridge, but it was
impossible, the distance being too short.
In Justice to the engineer and fireman
/ would state that, instead of jumping
off as represented, they remained q,
their post doing all in their power to
stop the train after ascertaining that
we were off the track. That we mar.
rowly escaped an accident, which
would have resulted very seriously, il
quite true. Hoping that similar oc
never occur again, subscribe myself,
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VNow is your opportunity for bar
gains; goods at or below cost; must
close April LIST. +. NJ. PORTER.
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VHLove, measles and the police are
very catching,
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FWho makes Seal Pressesi
A. Bennett & Co., opposite postofflce

photographs in Ink Oil or Water
Color at the Partridge Gallery.
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wSleigbs were out in force yester-
lav
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Mo nun aug,

MO nun aug.
IN IL is trdTrdntsd 10
cure lost or impaired
Taste, Smell OF Hear.
ing, Watering or Weak
Eyes, often sive breath,
I lcerated throat or
Month, Pain and PreL.
sure in the Head, and
loss of Memory when
caused. a. all of thom
freqently are, by the
ravages OF Catarrh. II
Is pleasant and painless
10 use, contains no
strong. poisonous OF
caustic drugs, but cvreS
bV Us mid soothing
action.
1 will pay $500 Re.
ward Tor a case of Ca
tarrh that l cannot
cuts,
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asheeliug gegister.
Friday,-------------.M March Is
LOCAL MATTERS.

New ADVERTISEMENTS For Cincin-
pati-R. X. Hudson.
Building Lots en- Wheeling Island fol-
Sale.
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The chosen leaf Of bard and chief,
The green, immortal shamrock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

Dwight Townsend who has just been nominated
for the next Congress by the democrats in the New
York First district twhere Henry A. Reeves, demo-
crat, received In 1862 1893 majority VIII be no new
hand at Congressional business. He was elected 70
Congress in 1884, to I'll vacancy by Isl majority,
over SO popular republican candidate as Henry 9.
Stebbns There seems to be no doubt OF the reelec-
ton Of Mr. Townsend OH the 9Th Of November next
to seat he has heretofore filed honoraby to him.
self and so acceptably to his constituents. The
district combines the counties OF Queens, Richmond
and Suffolk. Mr.. Townsend's residence is on Staten
Island.
General John r. Cox, Of Chesterfield, Is the demo-
cratic candidate for Congress nom the virginia
Third district. ts.es - tmart8 fsN lw
The law TO enforce the nfteenth amendment IS
already producing good results. In Missouri three
registrars who refused to register several vosers,
have been arrested ana bound over by the United
states Commissioner to appear before the Dstfict
Court 10 answer for tho offence. aHEt At
Missouri republicans have decided ''hankering"
after Office. In the Seventh district three cand-
dates, OF different stripes of radicalism are anxious
TO represent the people In the next Congrees-oei
r. Asher. independents; 40 Parker, and !onn r.
Ellis, liberal. t a3U sHQEsaG tnf* h
Mrs. Barton. Of Dubuque To-. the widow OF Q sol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17
YELLOW FEVER IN BOSTON.
From the Boston Traye

From the Boston Traveller, Oct. 14.l
The Jury OF inquest summoned by Coroner Moore
TO Investigate into the Of the death Of the col
0red seanien at the boarding house Of Charles
F0rtes, on Richmond street, resumed its inquiries
this morning, and from all the information elected
IL IL quite clear that their death caused by yell
low fever. DR.. Moore however, states thai the case,
oil which there have been four fatal ones, did not
show oil the symptoms OF yellow lever as developed
In tie Southern ATTITUDES, but only those that might
be expected In q northern latitude. There WAS an
absence OF the black vomlt, usually accompanying
"YellOw jack ia the case In question, but post
norton examination developed most Of the usual
internal symptoms. Another OF the seamen Is
down with the fever, and 10 not expected
10 live. He has been removed 10 Deer
Island. Two women, also, who visited Mr.. FOrtes'
house during the sickness OF Hazzard and Grimm,
and are living In North street. also sick, and are
In q critical condition. The Board Of Health have
caused the boarding house Of Mr.. F0rtes to b. aban-
d0ned and il Is to be cieansed and purlned and no
person Is allowed to enter IL except the proprietor.
The seamen, dead and living, were landed from
Proyincetown whaler, and came to Boston on the
22d or September, and being out OF funds, Mr..
FOrrcs lodged ana fed them, expecting to get his
pay sometime. The vessel IN Which the men shipped
left one of the West India ports about six months
ago. and during that time had cruised among the
islands. The passage to ProvincetOwn occupied
twelve or fourteen days. and the trip the vessel
ran short OF provisions. In the absence OF butter
or lard oil fried from bluDber was used in frying
pancakes, &c, and the men partOOk OF 1t freely.
This circumstance, however. is not supposed to
have any connection with the death Of the four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-17

The Latest Dcvei0pnse ems in the Cnsc-ArUu-
,nent ut Newburg-Conroy Held for Trial.
At the September term OF the Court Of Sessions Of
Orange county William C0nroy was indicted for COM
plicty In the Cold spring robbery, which resulted in
the murder OF Elijah Jones by John r. Trump bour, a
co-coDspirator with Conroy Ia July last. When Con-
roy was brought before the court TO plead 10 the In
d,ctment hts counsel moved 10 auash the Indictment
on the ground frs that there had been irregularity
IN the selection OF citizens 10 perform the
functions vi grand juf0is-tbat larger num-
Der than that provided for by the statute
had been placed Oh the list from which
the panel was drawn; and. second. that the onence
had been committed and the arrest made in Putnam
county. the court OF orange county had jGrls
diction over the matter. The hearing OF The argu-
ments on this motion was set down BY the court TO
occur at Newburg ON saturday iast- special term
Of the court was accordingly held, Judge Anthony.
OF POughkeepsle presiding. by arrangement Oh ex-
change with Judge George, OF the Orange county
court District Attorney =. W. Fullerton appeared
for the people, and J. HalOck Drake for the prls-
oner. stal M 44 3&l 1909 lAlA
the latter has been confined In the couatyiaiI at
Goshen SINCE the september term, and was brought
10 Newbuig on Saturday morning To be present at
the hearing. The counsel on either side argued the
motion ut considerable length. The Court denied
the motion and decided TO hold Con roy FOR trial.
The District Attorney then moved that the case ne
set down for trial nc the December sessions.
which was granted by Tho Court without objection
on the part or the defence.
-MMie COSH0Y WAS REMOVED 40 u Nkt GIL
the Goshen jail, to await hls tr1a The nrst ground
on which the counsel sought quash the indictment
was 1t mag be remembered, strongly urged on the
motion TO quash tine Indictment OF Warren Fellows,
whose trial aiG0shen last January for Tie murder or
Alexander Swinton OF Port Jervis Was fully reported
In the columns OF tho HERALD. On that lria
the validity Of the Grand Jury which
had indicted FELLOWS was made the sub.
ject Of jury trial preliminary 10 the murder TRIAL
ITSELF BY direction OF the court The Jury brought
In verdict affirming the legality and competency
OF the Grand jury IN question. although AS Inrm-
bels had been selected from total OF 34S citizens
instead OF 200, as called for ny the statute. l8e
The Indictment was upheld and he trial for MUIR
der was proceeded with. Thus far the efforts I'd
a,iash the indictments through the alleged informal
iy have resulted siuily the courts no ding
IL moi permissible to 80 behind the constitution OF
Grand Jury. WfNt ft4HNt.N3t fM 1870 fN
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dier who died Of the South, has been nominated ~
the republicans for county Recorder. Mrs. Barton
Is spoken Of as woman Of admirable qualities and
ability.
Among the democratic nominations for members
Of the lower House Of the Missouri Legislature made
n st. Louis Tuesday night u General Frank r. Baar.
The republicans or the Seventh district OF hssss-
chusetts have nominated George NJ. Brooks for re-
election 70 Congress-
Tho democrats OF the sixth district OF Missouri
have nominated 4. Cummings for Congress.
Matthew J. Shoecraft or Madison. has been
dominated for Congress by the democrars OF the
Twentx.second Congressional district OF New York.
Judge John T. Harris OF Richmond county, n, the
democratic nominee for Congress in the Skin ds-
Postmaster General Creswell predicts tnat NARY
land will be carried BY The republicans by de090 ma
jority, and that three or four OF the members VI
Congress elected Will be republicans. D'.NAflN 4
The oflicial count Of the vpto In the Eighteenth
Congressional district or Pennsylvania gives the
election 70 sherwood tdenocrap by twenty one ma
iOritY. f.4t
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On in some OF the expectations that In the most
there has been an advance While, a. stated above,
~ " the commencement OF the war II v beneved
by many that the termination OF hostlincs would
s M s FOR Ss ana
Same time, while the consequent increased
Saeca chsr VIII be
certainly Increased, would have tendency % 1e-
press the price ~ gold and, though The demand Tor
probable that much advance IN quotations IN cur
rency would be prevented by the decline in gold.
war closes and abundant surplus Of export conf
mOdites Is permitted 10 noW freely 10 Europe, the
on me se si and shas during the SIX
months gold may touch even q lower price than It
PRESENT ANSiErlEs AND THE FUTURE SITUATION.
Much anxiety IS ielt among our importers for the
supply OF French goods ordered to be sent rom
goods enough OF the leading sorts Ia the market 10
supply the requirements OF the season. Many
gs gooas 70 c%nssSuence o. the eonnnen1I
II is reasonable 10 suppose thar there viii be fur
tner decline, AZ can be readily seen by the qnanti.
rhe crop is now coming forward there IS
advance in me raw material. German , manuac.
lures are also likely TO go up price such large
number o. les active operators have Deen taken from
manufactures aud put into the army; besides The
condition OF the country cannot be IN snch pros
porous state rs TO justify large expectations from
70 war purposes. a the outbreak or the
war manufacturers and holders OF goods
having pressing obligations TO meet we're
anxious TO realize at once and particularly in
France, and thus many lots were sold at some con-
cession In price; but now, the worst Of the panic
being over, The pretensions as TO price are quite
words, the dinnisncd means Of supply OF CONT
mental goods VIII hardly enhance prices for
next season. The conclusion or the whole
matter Is that the public must not allow itself
to be mislead ny representations Of scarcity OF
goods, and into paying famine prices. Spectators
markets Tor their purposes TINS Is part Of their
trade-a trade in false reports on creduity, and
having no basis in honor aud probity. The war
win probably be OF short duration. The way Ia to buy
but little TIL It's close-a sharp hut decisive remedy
aQ0ngt gpoCuatOrs. &sMs 5lttN NEN tf4 N3tW