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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

u,HAr ELEGANT STORE ROOM NOW
nocn,ied by A, w. PAUL & Co., No. LOG
Main street Possession given first Of April,
ar sooner II desired. Apply to
'Intslligencer copy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31
FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS IN WASHINGTON HALL
building. The one at present occupied 6y
P. Ioechsr; possession LIST Aprii next Inc
ether two doors above; possession Immediately
Also. the Saloon occupied by j. NJ BAH; En-
suir- Of VIM. :. doohohN'
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FOR RENT.

NICE COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAIN,
A inz four rooms and kitchen, with good
seliar: Also; . good well and pump. The lot II
A full one, corner Of Zane and Locust streets
Wheeling Island. Possession given on trst Of
April. For terms apply TO
lAno5lN "a. Nh1hht'
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Far RENT.

STORE ROOM ON WEST SIDE OF
Sry roods store, formerly occupied by Oxtoby
kD1faeld. Possession given LIST Of April, 1870
For further information enquire OF
X.nsoIv j. LANDFRIEDs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

wMrs. French leaves Wheeling some
time this week. Many of our citizens
will feel sad on her departure. Her
rooms at Daily's City Hotel are crowded
by those seeking her services.
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ERGO to PAUL Bros. & Co.'s, No. 90
Market street, for your Blank Books,
Pens, Pencils, Inks, Writing Papers
and School Books. All the new Books
received as soon as published. All
kinds of Stationery kept constantly on
hand and for sale at reasonable prices
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31
FOR RENT.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD
a order and repair. containing seven room,
ard = hall, on Main street, between Adams ano
,Wf y JOHN HUGHES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

VThere is to be an eclipse of the
SUI to-day. Visible to the South Polar
regions. We are not going there to see
it, that's fiat.
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FOR RENT.

V'pB STORE ROOM No. MONROE
street, now occupied by Lewis, Little & Co.
Also, the room No. IL, occupied by j. +.
Norris, rs a hardware stere. Possession given
sa.ai W. w. MILLER.
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ERGO to E. Bookings and Booking g.
Carrolps Pharmacy for nice New Years
Presents. They are selling them at
greatly reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

FA days length this week is ten
hours and tbirty-four minutes. A gain
of ten minutes daylight over last week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

vThe Legislature meets this after.
noon at two O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-31

VWe can assure our readers that T.
N. Porter is determined to close out the
retail Boot and Shoe establishment, No.
l35 Main street, by the LIST of April.
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vWe have the second new moon of
this month tonight.
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FOR RENT.

rr,HREB DWELLING HOUSES IN THE
Third Ward, two on Fourth and one OF
nth streets. Apply at the Office OF
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aTheeling Register.
M0nday,.......-.-.January 81
LOCAL MATTERS.

EProceedings of Board of Supervis
ors on 1st page.
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EThe Knights of Pythias Of Berke.
ley Springs are to be presented with a
Bible.
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FOR RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE. ON FOURTH
A street between Monroe and Quincy streets;
furnished throughout apply to Samuel Mitch
ell on the premises. lanN-u
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pThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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FSee advertisement headed "Lost"
in another column.
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BThers were four marriage licenses
issued on Saturday.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

w uprCK HOUSE IN BRIDGEPORT,
r.,rnnt oounry, Ohio, containing twelve
In. and two store rooms, in the business
~. ~ tb, town; IL Il by Is feet; hall or al.
k1quire OF IL M -
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BCandles for Csndlemas day can be
had at P. Loecher's, No. 3 Washington
Hall.
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EMachines rented and rent applied
to purchase at Singer office, ia, Market
street. ~ Sol 3 saAa 3
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EBargains! Bargains! ct r n
Porter'e, No. 1855 Main street.
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.HrEnnNnT WISH

WED0 NOT WISH
w TO inform you,
reader. that DR.. Won.
derful, or any other
man, has discovered q
remedy that cures Con.
sumption, when the
lungs are half cOnsum.
ed, in short will cure
Iii diseases, whether OF
mind, body or estate,
make men live forever,
and leave death to play
for want Of work, and
Is designed to make our
sublunary sphere q
bHssiul paradise, to
which Heaven itseli
shall DO but . side
show. You have heard
enough Of that kind Of
humbuggery, and We
do not wonder that yOu
have by this tine be-
come disguised with II,
But when / tell you
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Citizens Railway Company
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
THE OLD BOARD REFLECTED.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Citizens Street
Railway Company was held on satur-
day at the Second Branch of Council
chamber.
The meeting organized by calling T.
Hornbrook to the chair and electiug
John Bishop secretary.
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There has been paid 6,37l.35 for
constructing and equipping the road
with cars and horses, and building the
necessary car houses and stables, and
for the lots on which they stand.
The stock of the Citizens Railway
Company is $50, 5000.
The debt for construction is, at date
January lst 1870. -----..---........S16 6 25
The debt for dividend declared Janu.
airy 9th, 1868, is on January LIST, 1870. 50 90
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Majority against dividend. ..........
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-02
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
AMMONIATED
DI SIS OLIVE
B0NM5.

Tho supply of Peruvian Guano having
become exhausted, it is necessary for tho
planting community to look for substitute
for his article, 30 ciiicncious in promoting
and sustaining the growta of cotton. The
combination of Peruvian Guano and Dis
solped Bones has been found to te tho
safest and best of ali tho many 70 cs
offered, and We are confident that iran
ordinary season, to use the language of MIR.
David Dickson, can never fail In pre-.
son,ing our AMMONIATED to the Planter,
we but give the ctmbination in n form
ready fnr immediate use, thus saving tho
cost and trouble Of manipulation and secur
ing 'niorminy in quality.
The practical results obtained from the
articles shipped by Is provo them to be
superior TO all others, and in q trade cx.
tending through every portion Of The Cotton
Growing Regions, and, during the past 6vo
years, consuming thousands of tons, we aro
yet to henr Of the first complaint.
In our anufacture we discard oil mineral
phosphates, and rely entirely upon Pure
Bone made readily soluble by tho use Of
Suiphurio Acid. The Ammonia is supplied
from tho next valuable source to Peruvian
Guano, and in sufficient quantities TO give
mo plant ayigorons and healthy growth,
the soluble bone sustaining il throughout
tho seaton.
We havo no hesitation IN pla oing this
article against any manufs cturr or combi-
nation known and will refund every dollar
spent in its purchase in oase it does not give
satisfaction
For the character and purity Of tho arti-
oles shipped by US wo refer TO tho promi-
nent names nppended,: hey being a few of
those who obtain their supplies from us.
JOHN MERRYMAN s. CO.,
Baltimore.
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Etii'vVvaHl dauual,a C ua aInnqDv
SOLUBLE MANUREs AND sULpHuRIC ACID.
Manufactured at GghsarT esxsae,yp

TNDEK THE DIRECTION pRATT Cbemi. f H.
" super Phosphate Company. ' ~ A n' 'uAPn'fAo Aoo ana
Phophoc tho ormo
oil lgoodFe
Soluble Phosphorc Acid '"oo ~ 'ho OF
avlab rerI ] h ] Inaouhe Phosphate
oape "S i" M - "MkH s asoinble phosphate soluble
nsolub
1 tho
ess qnny required
highest Phosphal '. 80
Of
known
cdunder two forms:
cen
iwan No Peruvian contain 20 no, cont
lof
Wv PN' ''"' A'Pe discount
WE
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THE NEW YORK MErH0nIs1

puoiishes sermons, Serial Story for the
Eamily, new Children's Story every week,
Uha's win the Little Folks, Editorials by
me ~ pest Methodist writer's and others,
rore'gn ana Domestic Correspondence, full
departments OF Religious ard Secular In
tengence--in short, whatever goes to make
ooihpieIc Family Paper. Price, $3.50 n
year. Liberal premiums to- canvossor.
Yearly subscriptions commenced ot anv
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stump 10 THE METHODIST,
ta IA Nassau st., New York,
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NVHWAi CATS.

HAVE fully demonstrated their adapia.
- lion TO the soil and climate of The
South. Yield 100 10 $50 bushels 10 The
acre. No lodging or rusting. Are heartily
endorsed by prominent planters IN every
Soithern State. Those wishing 10 par,ici.
patio in the profits Of the sale Of this seed
next year should order a. onoc, enough for
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year. l.. Divine, Chattanooga. Tenn,
raised 1853 bushels on s acres last year.
The increased value Of the straw will pny
cost of seed twice over. A fcw planters
have nlroady bought nndthor is chance
for y W more. Ff4st
CAurioN.--Counterfcit sood is being ex-
tensiyely offered in tho South, and We eau.
ton The public against imposition. See that
our trade mark is produced before you buy.
Price per bushcl, 81 50; half bushel, sd {;
peck, ~ 90. Send money with order, to
HOUGu & CHURCH, Knoxville, Tenn. or
TO d: W. RAMSELL y CO., Prop'rs, 2l8
pearl:st., MY, or III L,ke!st., Chicago.
Circulars free. ~ g2e@,2 .spF, Z yfF o
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L0RILbaKD'S SNNFES

>, Have now been in general use in the
united States over 10 years. and still &C.
knIowledged "the best" wherever used
your storekeeper does not have these
"r"c'eS ior sale ask him to get them; thoy
are sold hy respectable jobbers almost
everywhere. Circular of prices mailed ON
applichtioD. aa5P. LORILLARD s. co.
New York.
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1oToronceSs

4 07AAoeS
Dr. + NJ pendlcton, {"
W W Simpson, :"
4 Lane,
Col. I NJ Turner,
John I Berry,
James NJ Gray, Jones county
II S Kisar, Houston county
NJ & Robert. Wilkes county
N W Stone, Columbia county
DR.. Henry Gather, Newton county
DrJ Hamilton, Athens
Edward bancroft, ="
Dcaring, |"
\ Livingston. Newton county
Hon. ~ Smith, Jefferson county
II 7 Richards, Newton county
John IL Chisholm, lest Point
Stephen Heard, Augusta
or. II Il Steiner,
w d Grant, Walton
Rev. " NJ Cunningham, La Grange
Col, b Locket, Dougherty county
Hon. Hcrschcll Johnson, Jcffcri on &C.
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Jas. e Denham, Putnam county
J Printup, Columbia county
g NJ Stokes, Lee county
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6 a Nunnnlly, Walton county
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storiingJ Elder, Coweta county
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Rev; G s Camden. Brooks county
J o Morton,
Samuel NJ Carter, Murray coanty
II S,npler, Lowndes county
Montgomery, Fort Lamar
g W Lewis, Decatur county
n Hill, Quitman county
S p Burnett, ="
y j White, Macon
A V Brumby, Atlanta
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y II Clark, Oglethorpe county
II L. Woolley, Cass county
Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Macon
Warren, Lane, g. Co., Augusta
! J 7 Boutwell,,
Berrys & Co., Rome
w G & L Lanicr, West Point
Pye 4 Son, Forsyth
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Gov.G II Du Pont, Quincy, Fla
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Thornton, Coosa River, Ala
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Nice. Boyd, Camden, Ala I4
Thomas Z 3 Pegues. Oxford, Miss
W FERGUSON, jackson, Miss
. y Folt2. Duck Hill, Miss ]'.' - q
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Or. D Mcconnell, Brownsville. MISC
F NJ shryock, Winona, Miss .,.4S
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Il Johnson. Brookhaven, Miss,
j ~ Kennedy, Coffeeville, Miss "
Z q Williams, Okolona, Miss
Champonois, Shubuta, Miss
Johns Finley, Holly Springs, Miss
" W Farmer, Monroc, In
Foank = Stubbs, "ffttE 1851
J Green Hall, Covington, Tenn
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Mathews, Monticello, Ark.
oct 25-6m
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DSYCHOMANCY, Fascination or Soul.
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feb
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The Last SensatiOnI -'

UsT received a fresh supply Of Fine
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ESTABLISHED 1902
WELCsH g. 4sRIFFITHS.

-.II OhWo AIES,! SH WSI ,-
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"Brick" Pomeroy was arrested on
charge Of libel at Penn Yam, N. Y,
last Friday.
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and s no ~ @ xERER is made from tho phohas
& wan ono its Fsizng Properties These Phospha
ANNALS value
ST. We Shepard NV 'e0a''"f-
'LABORATORY OF FSOUTu
Moisture expelled at 2l2o f' ~ -
Fixed Ingredients, ""i'"ieu" dooo
Acd,
o Potash, ""P""'0'i
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z LOrillard's
YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO

Is made of The choicest leaf grown; IL is
anti nervous IN its effects, ms the Nicotine
mas been extracted 4; IL lenves no disagreen. :.
6ie taste after smoking; it is very mild.
light In color and weight. hence one pound
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In this brand we also pack orders every
DAY for first quality Meerschaum Pipes.
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- Pa, of union-wide reputation. treats
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abuse. Send stamps for sealed pamphlet,
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-
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DESPERATE INDIAN DATTLE.--Cht
cago, February ga letter from
Fort Sully gives the particulars of a
desperate fight between three hun
dred Sioux and Crow Indians early in
January, above the mouth of tho Vel
lowstone, in Missouri. The attack
was made near sundown, undor Chief
Spotted Eagle, who was killed. The
Sioux managed to overpower the
Crows, every one Of whom we're kill
cd in q hand.to hand encounter. The
Sioux lost twelve killed on the ground
and five died next day. Many more
were dangerously wounded.
Carpet.Baggers in Congress must
behave themselves--that is, if they
sell appointments they must not bo
caught. But is it not a fine piece of
virtue on the part Of tho House to
visit such tremendous indignation on
q poor devil of o Yankee from South
Carolina for acts that have not been
uncommon in Congressman who reach /.
cd their places in moro Legitimate
ways IN. Y. Herald.
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LOlilIar(l's
HOl AAldINS
CENTURY CHEWING TORAfC0

This brand Of Fine Cut chewing tobacco
mas no equal or superior anywhere. II is
wi'heh' doubt The best chewing tobacco in
tho country
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This iS no Hunb.,g.

RY sending 35 cts., with age, height, col
- or of eyes and hair, you will receive,
by return nai|. n correct picture of your
future husband or wife, with name aid
d"te of marriage, Address W. Fox, =. O.
Drawer No. "a, Fultonville, N. Y.
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IoEo1l1ard,8
Eureka" Smoking Tobacco

IS an excellent article of granulated Vir.
gina wherever introduo ID il is uniyer.
saliy admired. It is put up in'handsome
musiih oags, IN which orders for Nicer,
schaum Pipes arc daily packed.
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10000 agents Wanted fo

! VIE Marriage Ring. Essays for Joung
Il men, free, In sealed envelopes How.
nkp.y nk ASSOCIATION, Box RI Philadelphia,
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= Z.
MosLEM ToLEnANoE.--Abdui Med
jim Khan, The oommander "of the
Faithful, has, oy u resoript just issued
in Constantinople, thrown open all
mosques to Christians of every dc.
nomination, upon the simple con dition
that they shall not scoff at or disturb
tho worshippers at prayers. This is a
reform of genuine wisdom, worth
more than q thousand mimicries of
Partisan manners or copyihgs after
English fashious. Heretofore auyht
else but the hare feet of the most
privileged Christian def lcd the pave.
mont of a mosque, and oftentimes the
Intrusion of the polluting stranger
would be tho Signal for his being torn
LIMB fron. !imh. The Se!.an's rese-
luton is bold one, and his act one of
great Importance.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-02

Since wo last referred to- the Coun.
oil in our editorial columns we hay o
had some fresh hows from Europe,
and particularly from Rome, in rela.
tion to the same. The news has been
of such q character that we feel com.
pelled to return once moro to the
subject for the purpose of rendering
warming and advice. It was always
our opinion that the hour of difficulty
would beyours,and although We would
not say this is the first hour Of diff.
GUILTY, we are not without reason for
saying the hours Of difficulty has como.
IN. Y. Herald ht,S fs68& e8
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SOLID lsY ALL GKeOCEEes.

FMPLOYMENT.- 5000 q month with
Ia Stencil Dies. Samples free. 8. NJ.
S"s%Gsn s: &C Ereltl eborn, Vt.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-18
UPPER sANDUsKY OHIO MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1870

them. He said he didn't want any
thing to eat, and when he did he
would get what he wanted some
where else. She then proceeded to
give the children their supper, and
was putting little Johnny up to the
table in his high chair, when her
eldest boy cried out 90, mamma !!
what has papa done? Looking
around, she saw the coffee pot,
which she had but a minute before
replaced on the stove, lying on the
baby's crib, and the coffee grounds
all over the baby's face. She
snatched the child out of the era
die, and removed the coffee grounds,
which were smothering it, and saw
that it was very badly scalded. The
child's screams brought some of the
people living in the house into the
room, and the advice of all who
saw how badly the baby was seal
ded was to send for doctor. Kline
would not listen to this proposition,
and drove the intruders out of the
room, protesting that there was
nothing the matter with the child,
and threatening to kill some of
them if they meddlcd with his
affairs any further.
In spite of his opposition, DR..
Fishburn was called in to look at
the little sufferer, and gave the
mother such directions for the
treatment of the scalds as the case
demanded. The instructions were
obeyed implicitly; but nothing
could save the child, and it died
yesterday morning at I o'clock. Il
was a girl, seven months old, and
named Emily Catherine.
All the children state that they
saw their father take the boiling
coffee off the stove, and throw il
into the cradle. Kline claims that
he accidentally knocked the coffee
pot off the stove, and that it fel
upon the baby. Whatever the
truth of the matter may be, Kline
was arrested about noon yesterday
and locked up in the Bremen Stree
Station-house, On the charge o
murder.-ICin. Commercial.