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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-16
Warmers Pile Remedy

Warner's PILE Remedy has never fail
al (nOt even IN one caSe) to cure the very
worst eases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should I'M.
mediately call on their druggist and get
WARNER'5 PILE REMEDY. Ii Is expressly
for the Piles, and Is not recommended h
cure any other disease. IL has cured many
cases oil over thirty years standing. Price
one Dollar. For sale by druggists every
,ul,..
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ed 100000; but it is the same with Gin
cinnati, where they claimed over 30O,-
600, and have but barely 100000. Ii
is so in all the western cities, and TO a
larger figure in the eastern cities. He
saws that the number of houses unoccu-
pied in the large cities is almost fabu,
ious, and is a proof OF the fact that
many persons are leaving the larger
cities and going west and south.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-16

The Maynard family, five generations,
and one hundred and fifty strong, hada
reunion not long since at marlborough,
Mass. The speech Of the occasion was
made by young man, who succeeded
in drawing tears from the eyes Of his
great-grandfather, feat, by the way,
which few orators of the present day
can lay claim to have accomplished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-16
DYSPE PSiA.
Warner's .Dyspepsia Tonic

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
suffering with habitual Costiveness. Ii Is
a slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
appetizer; II strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their health.
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptlc per-
sons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
Tonic. For sale by druggists. Price One
DOllnr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-16
STREET HACK FOR HIRE

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS PUT ONE
of his finest Hacks on the stand In front
ofthe Mcclure House, where II viii De found
during all hours of the day, except when
alrent on duty. Parties desiring the ser-
vices OF Hack can contract with the dT1veT
in charge Terms, very moderate.
au1s ROBERT LUKE
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Business Stand for Sale on
Market ST.. Centre Wheel.

r AM AUTHORIZED To SELL THE
business stand, second place south Of
E-qr. Hammer, on Market street, Centre
Wheeling. II has four rooms besides the
store room. and II new throughout, and
supplied with water and gas This property
wifi be sold cheap. THOS. O'BR1ES,
iyl2 Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-16

Milwaukee has base ball clubcalled
the "Butterfngers. Each man has
boy to pick up the ball and hand it TO
him. With this odds against them,
they beat the Chicago white Stock.
inps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-16
Smoked Pork Tongues.

DELICATE NOVELTY, PRoSOUNCr-
a ed equal to best tongues and much
Wns HENRY X. LIST & 20.
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MILLS. FREW & CO.
Book Binders & Blank Book
Manufacturer,

RE PREPARED At ALL TINES
n with the bert materials 10 MI orders
fDT Bank BDoks, such A. are use1 by Banks,
Counties, interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short botlcs and In the
most desirable and wofkmanlIke manner.
Having all the latest and mo<r improved
machinery, We feel confident that ve VIII
render entire satisfaction TO all who favor
u with their orders.
Music, Magazine and Periodicals Of eysry
description bound In q neat and duTHb'e
manner. address y.
MILLS, PREW a %,
Corner Of Quincy aDdAain strsefs
r,.9, Wbeei nz. W. Va.
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EN- M ENAcOcUE.
For Ladies'

For Ladies.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Agents for
Warmers Remedies and Wholesale Drug
giSts, No. ~ Main street, Wheeling, ". Va.
MCLAIN BROTHERS,, Druggists, No. ]
Washington Hall. mail
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE

II. Kanonnor.
sTFRIIsG EXCHANGE on LONDON
sor any sum not Je<s than One Pound stsr-
ling. sight Drzfts on all the principal cities
0f Frnnoe, Germany and Itsiy at liberal
rats.
Also, yox SALE At TIfE sAnx ovyIcx:
Passage Tickets 90 and from England,
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg. Via Nov
York og BsltifBOre.
Esnlrrant Railroad Tickes from New
York OF Baltimore 90 whcslfng.
Once, a. W. corner Of Third and Ma<ksf
streets, Centre Whesiing, w. Va.
RRSSO KAMNEk,
Notary Public, Real Estate, Firs and Lie
Claim aud General Ps~>se Agent,
uOyls
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11
NEW YORK.

New York, August 6-The President re
turned to Long Branch this q. m.
The official notification of war betwees
France and Prussia having been received
yesterday and the fact made known to TN
President, he determined to iaa1e procla
nation of neutrality. He says he will pro
mulgate this order Of neutrality when he re
turns from St Louis. The proclamatiou
will particularly explain the neutrality laws
50 they may be fully understood by the pep.
pie. .s
The President replied to question in re-
latiOn to Frelinghuysen that he would prob
ably leave for Europe the latter part Of An.
gust; that he had accepted the
appointment and that his inArac-
| tons, although not vet prepared in
form, were understood BY Freiinshuysen
and would doubtless be carried out BY him
20 far rs possible. He said, Il feel confi-
dent Of that. Mr.. Frelinghuysen is in perfect
accord with the government and will do his
best in the discharge of his important dutie,
in connection with the Alabama Claims. F"
In reference to the war the President agrees
with Gen. Alderman that it will be 4 long
and exhausing one, with strong probabil-
ity that both parties will come out of it de.
feated. -str
Mr.. Thomas Bragg, Chairman Of the
Executive Committee Of North Carolina,
telegraphs to the World that the Conserva-
tives have carried the State, and that Judge
Brooks, United States District Judge, will
grant writs Of haheas corpus under an act of
Congress Of February, 1867.
Syracuse, n. n, August "a labor
Reform Convention Is to be held in SeNem-
Der to nominate an independent State ticket.
NEW YORK, August 5-The fire which
commenced in the woods near Yanks, Long
Island, Tuesday, was not extinguished at
latest accounts last night. Close inspection
show the field burnt was 4, 800 acres, it
burning east and west from the original
starting point, the wind changing saved with
trouble much valuable territory. Loss pro-
baby 500, 900, which will fall heavy on in
suIrance companies.
About fortnight ago brig-rigged vessel
went down East River and into the bay os-
tensibly to air her canvass. Eleven miles
down a steamer transferred to her some D.
600 Remington rifles and army carbines,
two tons powder, 80 casks saltpetre and
quantity Of uniforms Thirty Americans
were on board the brig as recruits for the
Cuban army. She is reported to have
reached Cuba safely and landed her cargo.
WHITE HALL, n. ", August 5-The
new steamer L. J. Clark, Of the Northern
Transportation Line, burned ia the waters
edge this a M, near Plattsburg; one man
lost overheard. Insured $50, 900.
NEW YORK, August 5-The Nathan's
murder mystery is vet unravelletl, but it is
understood that four men are under arrest on
suspicion OF knowledge Of the crime. Judge
Bedford, in his remarks to the Grand Jury,
to-day, said that he had reason for great
hopes that the guilty ones would be brought
to justice in few days. Reward offered now
amounts to S45, 900.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August 6-Wm. n. Hanna, one
of the most prominent members of the
Bloomington, H., bar was instantly killed,
last night, BY lightning, while in bed.
c. c. Harrington and wife, young married
couple stopping at Usage, Iowa, have been
arrested for numbering their own child, an
infant of only few weeks old. They took a
carriage, went into the country some distance
with the chile, smothered it to death and then
rolled over large log and placed the child
where the log had lain and then rolled the
log back in the same place. 1t was found
dead and entirely naked and crushed in a
horrible manner. Mrs. l. is a daughter Of
Rev. A. Ganld, Of Delaware county, in
that State.
VIM. Marry, jr., a prominent citizen Of
Belleville committed suicide this P. m. BY
shooting himself.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11
SCHWARTZ & HASLEfT
DIR. WHITTIER.

REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE As
"A Diploma at Office will show, has been longer
engaged in the treatment Of Venereal Sexual and
Private diseases than any other physician in ST.
Louis.
syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet Structures, Orchitis.
Hernia and Ruptures: all Urinary diseases and
Syphiiitic or Merrurial affections Of the Threat,
Spermatnrrhea, Sexual Debility and lnlpotency,
~ the result Of scfabuse in YOUTH sexua! excuses
in maturer years, or other causes, and which pro,
duce some If the following effects, as nocturnal
emissions, blotcheS, debility, dizziness Of sight,
confusion of ideas, evil forbclngs aversion TO the
sOcety of females loss Of memory and sexual power
and rendering marriage improper, are permanent!
cured.
practice are unsurpassed in st. Louis any other
city. Back files Of st. Louis papers prove that he
has been located there longer by years than any
other 20 advertising. The establishment; ncfarf,
laboratory and appointments are unequaiied IN tne
West, unsurpassed anywhere Age, with eapeff PIT
ence can he relied upon, and the Doctor can refer
to many physicians throughout the country. IN
past and present position he stands without
. competitor.
me Writings Of Physician Whose reputation is
Union ride should he worth reading.
Or. Whittier publishes a Medical Pamphlet relat,
ing to venereai diseases and the disastrous and
varied consequences Of self abuse, that will be sent
10 any address in q sealed envelope for two STAMPS
It contains full symptom lists that will enable
those Afflicted 10 determine the nature Of their COM
paints and give written statement Of their cases
that will answer almost well for the purpose OF
treatment as personal interview, but where it is
Convenient the Doctor should be consulted person.
ally. These having friends that may require advice,
can supply them with this valuable pamphlet by
sanding their address, With stamp. Thus you can
asist the un6bstunate without their knowing their
beuefaet0e. Certainly no object is Of more impor-
taDee than parity blood and perfect manhood.
II Il self evident that Phy stefan who confines
himself To the study Of certain class Of
diseases and treats thousar Is Of cascs every day,
mast acquire greater skin in that speciality than
In general praetice. Many physicians recognising
ing his pamphlet. Communications confidential.
friendly talk will enst you nothing. OMee CEN
tral, vet retirci-No. ST. 81. Charles street. ST.
Louis, No. Hours 3 A. y. u r. u. Sundays
excepted. apFld&wS0
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Weakness and Debility.

Are the necessary consequences Of feeble and mac
tive stomach for, unless the substance taken into
that organ is changed into nutritious blood il plain
that the body, every ~oid and fluid Of which is de-
rived from the blood, must anguish, and the
strength decline. The Pills operate a stomacc
well evaeuan', and while they remove all
Instructions from the bowels, they renew the SOL
vent and assimilatiBg power Of the stomach.
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Imperfect Digestion.

Indigestion is the primary cause of innumerahle
diseases while il is in Itself Of the most distress,
ing complaints in the lists II human ailments. The
Pills have a three fDld operation. They tone and
inyigorate the stomach and improve the appetite,
regulate the action of the liver and gently move
the bowels. BY these simple means, they restore
the natural condition Of the system. Dyspepsia
has been rashiy pronounced incurable by eminent
medical men. There never was 4 greater error. \
Of the Pills will Certainly this disease
exercise will promote PRECIPITATION Hod satisfy
Indigestion. Sick headache, biliousness, irregu-
larity If the bowels, fafuence, constipation, nen
tai diseases and all the evils growing out Of want
Il ygnr in the digestive organs inevitably and
speedily relieved by the admirable combination Of
Cathartic tonic and alternative ingreienf-al vege-
table and all harmless
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11
MEDICAL.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
V E r M I UG e!
MEDICAL.

IT Is NOW OVER FORTY YEARS SINCE THIS
L medicine Vas offered a. remedy for Worms, and
from that time its reputation has steadily increased
until at the present day il is almost universally
knowlcdged throughout nearly all parts Of the world
To ic the sovereign remedy. Worm CONNECTIONS
made more Tor the purpose Of pleasing the palate
than Of overcoming the disease, have been manu-
featured all over the country; but their short lease
Of life is nearly exhausted and b. a. Fahnestocks
vermifuge continues to grow in favor daily. Chill
dren often look pale and sickly from other cause
than worms, and spasnis most frequently the re-
suit Of these hidden sapPcrs and miners.
when they are irritable and feyerisb, sometimes
craving fpol and eatin. ravenously again refusing
wholesome diet, tossing restlesly in sleeping, moan
Ing and grinding the teeth, then be assured these
symptoms are indications of worms.
Uneasincss and pain in the abdomen, with SWELL
ing and hardness, arc generally attendant upon the
presence Of these hidden xippers and miners.
Many helpless chill has been laid in the grave,
when the disease which caused its death has been
entirely misunderstood, and when worms have re.
ally been the 1t has been proved beyond
cavil, that worms exist in the human system from
earliest infancy Therefore parents-espccfally moth
ers, who are more constantly with their children,
cannot I've too observant Of the first symptoms Of
worms, for 50 surely they exist, can they he
safely and speedily removed from the most delicate
infant, by the use Of b. 4. fahncstock's Vermi-
fiige.
Physicians do not hesitate To recommend il and
use il in their practice, and many Of the most emil
nent Of the profession, from all parts Of the country
testify to its uniform In fact, j; NEVER
FAILS. 1t has frequently been given to children
safe pursative, not suspectins the cause OF the
illness, and large quantities Of worms were dis
charged and immediate relief afforded.
Great caution must he used by every purchaser ."
he his judge in one sense and to examine every
STOCK is not sufhciet. He must look closely and
carefully see that the initials are B. \. FAHSE-
sIOCk, and lie satisfied with nothing else
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
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II woman hes any paramount right, il Is that OF
being relieved, ii pssiblc from the distressing all
usnfs 10 heh her sex j. exclusively liable. such
relief i, certain IL she To iiollsway's Pills
as an Alternative. Their purifying and regulating
operation, and their effect in renewing suspended
functional action, recommend them above all other
medicines 20 the confidence q the Sex.
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III ~
sr JOHN rr1rox1


er JOHN PIk1roST. = 51rty ~
,.ierzuho. make him dead. .T3IGG cnf.'o
Is ever bounding round my study chair: $3.50.
Win iesIs, it9n 70 hin him, a''" ~ .a
The vision vanisises--he is not there! - ii;.
| r. vslk ms pari6r Aoor,
And thnush the open door
hear football on the chamber stair;
m stepping toward the hall t
To give the hoy o call,
And then bethink me that-he is not there: -
Ithrcad the crowded street;
A ateheled lad meet,
With the same beaming eyes and colored hair;
And, as he's running By, a.
Follow him with my eye,
scarcely believing thst-he is not there!
know the face is hid
Under the coffin lid;
Closed are the eyes; cold is hi. forehead fair;
Ny hand that marble felt;
DER II in prayer knelt;
Yet my heart whispers that-he is not there.
cannot make him dead,
When passing by the bed,
50 long watched over with parental care,
Ny spirit and my eye
Seek him inquirn2ly
Before the thought comes that-he is not there I!
When At the cool, gray hFeak
U day, from sleep wake, .,.,.- d.
With my first breathing Of the morning air,
Ny soul goes up with joy
To him who gave my hoy;
When at the days calm close, DO = 80
Before we seek reposc,
m with his mother, Offering up our prayer.
Whafe' er may lie saying
l am In spirit praying
For our boy spirit, though-he is not there!
Not there.-Whefe, then is he?
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Coughs and Colds.

Fever j. AWAY, present in 4 greater les degree
in coughs colds and com I,laints that effect the
taken To reduce il. When they used for this
purpose, in conjunction with the ointment rs an
external application the seat Of Inflammation,
relief viii certainly he experienced within twenty
fur hours
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11

Yesterday NJ. Z. Newsu, ofthe vicinity
Tcnganoxie, in this county, brought into
is Office a geological specimen taken from
well Icing dug on the farm of Mr.. John
rwar,, one aud half miles south Of
pngonxie. The specimen was found at
depth Of about % feet from the surface
the ground, in a solid rock, through which
sy had blasted distance of II feet. 1t is
a BLUSH color, and lartakes more Of the
iure OF slate than any other kind o. stone
mation, was abou, one and half inches in
ickness, and smooth surfaced, save irregu-
\ rows OF impressions or indentations, as il
~ had been made with some kind Of blunt
irument. These indentat ions run in rows
netting like this:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11

Usually zr1-es from indigestion and constipation,
although il may proceed from other causes, but
whatever it, origin, the Pills will be found Of emf
ne.st service in removing it, II il essential To
cure that the bowels should he kept moderately
open and regular. that the circulation should he
equitable and all the scretiOns active, and 10 all
these end. this invaluable MEDICINE etsctnaliy cCn-
dccS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11
OLD DIR. WILBER

nnEATs ALL PRIVATE DIsEAsEs sYPH-
M al fnrns. GOnorrhe9s, Glees, Structure,
cosrDIetely eradicaaed. That elaas Of eanes re-
suitint fiom self-.bu.e, producing nnmanlins.s,
nefvoas debility, irritabiii;y, eruPtcn., seminal
emissions and finally imrhency, permapently
vhich enbssrex Office reception and waiting mons,
also boarding and sleeping apartments for patients
requiring daily persOaal sttentioo, and vapor and
chemical haths thus concentrating the famed min
er,l spring. Roth sexes, married " single, suffer-
ing from indiscreticn, iDduleences ~ exposures,
nay apply and be cured. No natter Who have
fiiIea lac YOUR case. Read what he says in his
p1npAIe1, sent 10 every addreas free. Thousands d
cas.s trested annually, at once nd all over The
country. Consultation FREE, personally Or By mail
SIC Wellington avenue, So. Louis, No. Hours, 3
=. m. tp7P. m. Sundays, 9a- M. TO II 4. m.
apx1dkvO
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11

TRAINS from Topeka, on the Atchison, To-
ka & Santa Fe Rsilroad now make close
functions, both ways, with trains Of the
,ssouri. Kansas 4 Texas at Emporia.
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KHT XnlHx.

HAVANA, August 5Adyices from St.
Domingo state that war between St. DOmingc
and Hayti was imminent
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RALEIGIi, n. C., August 5-Mr. Turner,
way to Orange county, and arrested by Hol-
den's militia. Orange county il not to Ike
declared in state of instruction, r. there
is no disturbance. Both parties have bitterly
denounced the outrage.
The vote is light as far rs received, with
heavy Conservative gains. The Republicans
confidently expected 1000 majority in the
city, but received only 80. 1t Is thought
now that the two Conservatives have defeated
the colored Republican candidates, and that
Harris, the negro candidate for Congress, has
lost the county by a small majority. The
vote for Senatorial candidates in Franklin
county is very close, with the chances in
favor Of the Democrats. Rowan, Mecklen-
burg, Orange and Guilford counties have
gone Democratic. 1t is said that in Ala
mana county the Conservatives were 80 in
Inundated that they did not vote. The coun-
ty went largely Republican. The vote in.
Franklin and Granville counties was very
close. 1t is confidently expected that John
son and Chatham counties will go largely
Democratic. 1854 -'
RALEIGH, August 5-TeIegrams received
here indicate that the Conservatives sweep the
the western portion Of the State. Gillian
and Rogers, Conservative candidates for Con-
gre* from this district are probably elected
by 500 majority. Present indications show
that the Conser> atives have handsome ma
jority in the Legislature on joint ballot,
ti,cleby securing the election of Democrat
United States Senator in place Of Abbott.
RrcHNOSD,, August 5tA dispatch from
Raleigh says that the Conservatives carried
the North Carolina Legislature, and that
Judge BrOksay Of the United States Court
will issue writ Of habeas corpus for the
Caswell prisoners. The Congervatives gained
Conffressnan in in Rockinham's district
Indian Agents 70 be Chosen fresn Wis
sioasry OrEanisasiens efCharehes.
ST. LOTS, August 5-President Grant
and Commissioner Parker have been in cur
respondence with various Christian denOmi-
uations with the view Of securing Indian
agents from the missionary organizatiosn of
each, and new agents will hereafter be Sc
leCted therefrom as far rs possible.
A Mormon Elected Delegate % Cen.
Eress from Utah.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-W. ii. Hooper, a
Mormon, is elected delegate to Congress
by Il, 80 majority over the Gentle c:,ndi-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11

RALEIGH, n. c., August 5-Returns come
in slowly. The following is probably the
result for Congress: LIST district, Cobb, Re-
publican; ID district, 4lst Congress, Thomas,
Republican; Sd district uncertain, with indi-
cations i'm favor of Waddell, Democrat; ih
district, 4lst Congress, Gillian, Democrat;
42d Congress, Rogers, Democrat; 9Th dis
trict uncertain, with chances in favor of
Scott, Republican; 9th district, Shober,
Democrat; 9TH district, Hooper, Democrat.
From what can now be gathered, Ship, the
Democratic candidate for Attorney General,
is elected by handsome majority.
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THE colored troops fought nobly. Many
them have mot been paid. Claims for
.unty and back pay still ren,ain unpaid.
! arke had claims of that sort shelved with
.e Committee on Claims, where they quietly
,mber and sleep the sleep that knows no
hiking. This accounts for the fact that the
hitting coloted men are opposed to Clarke.
Ek Cant. Bill Matthews for the facts in this
tnpection.-LnrrsnceJ Journal.
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GREECE.

ATHENS, via LONDON, August 5-A terri
bic earthquake has visited the shores Of the
Gulf OF Corinth. The towns of Amphuiaa
and Nealazida, and several villages we're
DESTROYED, and many persons killed and
vos.Dded. The inhabitants are in a state Of
great desaitufion.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-11

THROUGH BOYD's patent agency, Of st.
puts, We learn that ]. c. Coleman, of Gin
/, Kansas, has received right for wind
,eel.