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The New York herald., 1870-04-29
TIE BOARD OF txcss--A Big PLUM.

Yesterday afternoon Walter w. Price John II.
Williams and Maitn Naebsman, the newly appointed
Excise Commissioners, appeared az the Central To-
lice building ana were shown 10 tneir new quarters
In room 80. They Immediately entered an
inner room into which they locked them
saves 10 avoid the reporters. Subsequently II
was announced that the Board was organized
by the lion Of Mr. Price, as pr sdcnt When 1t Is
made known that under the provision Of the law
CT, atlng the Excise Board, anil the PROVISIONS OF tls
tax evy, the three commissioners viii nave the di
vson OF about S75,QSD Should they collect the fui
re, enuc, the pubic @l understand why they Insist
cd upon their needing OF yesterday being secrcs AUD
the nlystllyipg Ifreporters.
The New York herald., 1870-04-29
ARREST or A RIVER rHleF.

cream.colored citizen Of African descent, named
William II. Morris, better known as ''Sheeps head
Bill," was arrested at Yonkers yesterday by ofcer
Clarke, on q warrant charging him with having
stolen sails and other property IN all valued at $50,
from The soop North America while she lay al her
dock the village. The robbery was pc pe,ra ell
some months ago, and the suspicion pointing TO
Morris was conili med after his arrest 10y his vile,
Who In the hope OF having him liberated, told where
some OF the stolen articles were concealed After Q
hearing before the Police Justtce tho accused was
committed In Default OF Sl,6oo ball to await the
pctlon Of the Grand jury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
Thrice Armed!

Thrice j. nr armed who keeps within
reach al his hand II specific that III one and
the same time Will strengthen, regulate and
dcred and corrupted.
such Is the threshold operation al Hos
trttrr'S stomach Filters and hence the
great superiority oi that standard vegetable
restorative over all medicines that are
merely tonicS and nothing else. The effect
OF the ordinary nstringcnt tiuctmca and
extracts upon the bowels Is disastrous, and
upon the depraV"d blood or bile they pro-
ducr no beneficial effects whatever. In
dyspepsia ana liver complaint all the fluids
and humorS of the body are more or less
infected, and the bowels are often badly
cunStipatrd. An unmodifiHl aStrinGent
uuininr for Instance does infinitely more
harm than good III such eases. In llOSict-
trr'S RittcrS, ON the other hand, III" Stlmu-
latinG and tonic elements are qutlifiri with
nperienIS and antiS,1iic ingredients. The
! finest laNatiVrS and blood drllITcntS IN the
! vegetable kingdom are intrrmiNcd with
! those al u purely inVigOrating nature, ana
| under the operation of this admirable com
hinntiOn, IN" three important processes ni
! IMMIGRATION, regulation and ruriilCatlon
gn uu together. The rapidity with which
the diSOrdcrrd organization returns Ia lis
natural condition, under a course of the
J BitteTS is due Ia this cause. Every disturb
e,l function OF the body is lavorahly effected
10y the various properties Of this cumprc-
hcnsiVr and well balanced preparation.
As n general rule the bowels are more sub
jrct 10 irregularities, and the 1iuidS more
liable IL become Initiated in spring and
summer than In winter, and hence the
BitteiS arr especially valuable rs Il spring
un,l summer lltprlTiN corrective and IN
vigOrant. At all ScaSOnS where the seeds
uf Intermittent fcvrrs infect the air, this
hrarhfu vegetable elixir should be taken
a. u protective medicine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
rtTGlIIlN,S INFANT CORDIAL.
Bear i'm Mind.

That MISHLER'S HERB BITTEltS is skill
fully compounded, free from injurious COM
pnnent parts, agreeable to the taste, and
destructive 10 disease. II you detect any
change from the natural functions of Your
system, no matter how trivial, or whcrr
located, or if disease has already entrcnChed
itself the really true and reliable remedy
n either ease Is MlSHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS. This assertion is based upon what
we know il will do in relieving, curing and
warling OF disease. For want OF space we
cannot detail the diversified uses of this
BittcrS but its general effects upon the hu-
man system are to purify the blood and
sccrctiunS; correct morbid changes in the
blood, cqtuliiZc ITS circulation, enrich its
constituents and regulate its supply; il I'M
parts vitality and elasticity 10 every organ;
uVcrcnmcS all functional arrangements;
assists in the process Of Digestion; creates a
healthy appetite; prevents and cures niaS-
mntic and intermittent icVcrS, dyspepsia,
liver complaint, nervous headache, kidney
affections, and rcvivrs the physical encr-
girs by iuiuSing new life and power into tn"
..ystpm
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DeFHfC0unfyC 0h
yenfion Of Hoane County.

venfion o. lsoane County.
This convention was held in Spencer
on the 10th day of May, 1870 1t was
composed of Democrats. Conservatives
and Liberal Republicans.
VIM. r. Golf Esq. was appointed
chairman and A. NJ Campbell ESD,
Secretary.
John &. Schilling Esq, addressed the
Convention in brief but pointed man
ner on the Issue of the day, after which
platform was adopted, the substance
of which is modification OF the Regis
tration Law, 80 as to secure the Regis
l.tration OF all persons entitled TO vote
under the Constitution, the repeal OF
the Test Oath, and the right Of appeal
the Circuit Court, and of the repeal OF
the DISTINGUISHING Amendment to the
constitution.
A large delegation was appointed to
! the State Convention.
BENJAMIN II. Smith, was unanimous
| " and enthusiastically nominated can
didate for Governor.
The proceedings OF the Convention
were ordered TO be published in the
WHEELING REGISTER and other papers
WV. K Corr, Chairman.
! AUGUSTINE NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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TIM Democratic POSITION -on tho

The Democratic position ON the
questions OF revenue reform and rcduc-
ton OF taxation, Is well defined 10y Mr.
Cos, OF New York, in the Iloasc, n
follows: First, it Is dcmandrl that no
more revenue be raised than necessary
to pay the expenses OF the government
economically administered; second, that
these expense, excluding interest ON
the public debt and S2j,eo0ooO for its
Tduidstion. shouIA not cxccClSlO"UDU,
00D; third, that the whole machinery
of the present internal revenue system
be Immediately done away with, aud
the internal taxes apportioncd among
the States, he collected and paif Is
the State governments in the United
States treasury. fourth. tina, thr lr,tl
be reduced to.thc revenue standard, *
GLIDING protection per Sc, and the rate
of duty on articles taxed not 10 exceed
81 per cent and the duties ad valorcm
This scheme allows $3.50, 0Od,O03 f"r
revenue in all, and would reduce taxi
ton $l00OOO0U0 per mmm. Mr.
Cox proposes to move n the proper
time to take the hill ont Of committee,
and with instructions 10 report such 4
scheme. This is Democratic policy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
S.cnrralIi. a. NISr

\ Correspondent Of the Alexandria
Goscite says ls --.s
\ scheme has been set on foot in this
city bv some oi'thc headers OF the radical
party To- imausmate 4 ucw party. and
with view of identifying Ex-Governor
Wise with the movement they have
written that gentleman letter asking
him 10 endorse their platform, en-
hrncea in the three words, 'IEharty.
Law. Lahorcr- which hc has done.
His recent past actions have been $"
erratic that this last eNcitcs NO surprise
Another correspondent SAYS:
General II \. Wis., is identifying
himself with two new movements lhar
are jus, ;guIliug here--the, woman
righ:- and the liberty, law, and labor
movements rhc latter Is political
scheme promoted by The Hatc journal
and originated hy certain respectable
ladies connected with it, hut they mc
chiefly Of, Northern or foreign nativity
or education. The General, however,
saws that while going forall other rights
Of the women, he ~ not in favor Of
making them voters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

Mr.. HAMILTON, OF Maryland, deliv-
cred n few days ago in the Senate n very
able speech when the bill of " Pamsamd
Penalties was up for discussion. He
said that the great object ofthe Radical
leaders now is to absorb whal.liule re-
mains Of the former rights and powers
of the States, to consolidate, 10 central
ize One 10y ono, the reserved rights
that once gave power and dignity to a
State, are stricken down The object
is TO force upon State and the people
of n State the will of Congress In
stead of the Constitution, this will is
to be substituted as the supreme law Of
the land Coercion is the grand die
coverv and the ommpotent remedy of
the ,lay. Nothing is to be left to the
assent of the governed and the.telun-
tarv observance of the duty of a citizen.
Even in the effort that should be made
to restore the States to their practical
relations to the Union. the same malign
spirit prevailed, and We had the striking
spectacle Of Congress presenting the
alternative to the unhappy people of
the Southern States of either adopting
this Fifteenth Amendment, SO repug-
nant to them, or of remaining still
without civil government"
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COUCH NO MORE.
AnrnCr', tNunh KalsnIn l. hrhlimm

warmers cough EllNHtu b. healing,
sOftcning AMI rNp"ctOE,tinp. The cNl!hUr-
binary power II possesses IN Immediately
relieving, ana eventually caring, the most
obstinate eases at, "usli>, Colds, sire IhrUat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, tItnrTh, HuaIarn,ssS.
Asthma AMI Consumption II almost Imcrcd-
iblc. ~ prompt j. The rrli"t and certain IL.
effects IN all the abrNr rrt'> 81 ANY affection
al the throat and lungs, Ih.d thousand. ul
physicians are daily prescribing II. and "n,.
ana all say that IL + the most hci,iin" and
rNp"ctOI;ttug medicine known. Onc d,>,.
always AFFORD, relief and in most cases ole.
bottle effects q cure. Sold 10y druggists, in
large bottles. Price one Dollar. II is your
own fault II You still cough ana suffer The
Rnlsnm will Cnrr.
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders a. Blank BOOK
Manufacturers.

4 RE PREPARED AT ALL TINES
~ with the best materials To NIL orders
tnr Blank Books, such aS ar, used 10y Banks
Counties, interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short motto and in the
most desirable and wOrkmanlike manner
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery, We feel confident that we will
render entire satisfaction Ia all who favor
us with their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals OF every
description bound i'm a neat and durable
manner Address
MILLS, FREW & 90,
Corner of Quincy aud Main streets.
mI.N Wheeling W, Va,
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers ' imam Vitae. or " me
Of Life. l. free from amy poisonous drugs
or impurities, being prepared for those who
require Il StimuanI. II * a splendid Hpp'-
tier ana tonic, and the finest thing in Tia"
world for purifying the blood. IL Is the
most pleasant and delicious article ever
Offered Ia the public. far superior Ia brandy
whisky, wine, bllterS, ar amy other article.
II Is NOR" healthy, and cheaper. Both mai"
and female, Young or Old, can take the
Wine OF Life. IL i, ia f:Irt, Il III" pr''>'.rNcr
Those who wish L. enjoy good health and a
frcs' How Of lively spirits, viii do we'll To
take the Wine at Life. Il l. different from
anything ever ever brlOIr IN u.s.. Ii i sold
by druggists: also at all respectable" saloons
Price One Dollar, in quart bottles,
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We are indebted to the Hon. WN. d.
KELLEY, of Pennsylvania, for copy OF
his speech on the subject of the tariff
and protection. He Is very compIi-
mentary to his State and dcseryedly SO;
but be is wrong in his historical facts
when he asserts that Pennsylvania WA
the first State TO adopt the Federal Con
stitution. Delaware was the first and
PENNSYLVANIA the second Rhoaclsland
was the last. ... Tue
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$1,000 Reward

lHBI SGN VA FIGA CI'RES ALI
LIVER, kidney aud Bladfi..r IG-4nS.-. iir
E.'.cA 'akn.7S. FeIIllr \ fiiIct lDIs. BrBsraI
',,,.il'H itI an complaints 81 the 'rDafy
~ Eiiis. ia mHIs. aud f1nHL..
ia. viii nlaI IT, paid hIT any cs,... 81 Blind.
EifFfilhg ~ itching PfLFsS that DFHISs'-
iiLE kJAEDY fails Ia cttna.
bEhiN'iH MAGIC EMINENT cur
thh'uihalIc Pains, SIJraiHS BTuia~ md
B"ll.T Joint, Jos man and iS-a-t.
-hiI every where. Send hpr Pamphlst.
LABORATORY ~ Frankfort strrst,
HpFls Baltimore Nd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

For the entertainment Of the public
who are so deeply interested in matters
that so vitality concern thcirwelfarc amt
honor, We publish this morning the bill
of SUMNER for completing the Radical
platform of negro equality SO that there
may be no denial, deception or falsehood
longer practiced upon them by the col
ored mans white party, Our neighhor
OF the LtelLgencsr will deny that negro
equality means anything but Suffrage;
but the truth is exactly ~ We have
uniformly stated it to be, as illustrated
by SrMNFR's bill, Social equality Ia the
cap-stone of the Republican idea OF
universal liberty. Are the people Of
West Virginia prepared for such lmmih-
alton as this?
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Democratic and Conservative
County Convention.

The Democrats and Conservatives OF ONO
county are requested to meet in Convention
at the Court House in Wheeling on saturday
next, the 18th of May, to appoint delegates
to represent the county in the state ColiNeii-
tion to be held in Charleston, June sun l"
nominate a candidate for Governor l..i ana
other state officers. 4 full attendance OF
delegates from every, portiorrof the county
is earnestly requested -
Rv order of Al. SWEENEY, freSt,
". &. HASpLNS, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

THERE are thousands of persons who
let diarrhoea run Oh them when =
bottle of Roscnheim's Stomach Rirt.rs
the Great Western Remedy would
cure them They are pleasant tn take
and act at once, ahd permit YOU TO 90
about your business at once, and do YOU
no harm. See Advertisement
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

John Hcid, Jr., would respectfully am
nounc" Ia the citizens of Wheeling and
vicinity, that he will open with fresh
stock of Family Groceries on ar about the
Isl Uf June, AT No. \, one door below his
old stand on Main street.
Thankful IL hie friends for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on him,
would respectfully solicit II continuance Of
the same. mails
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

A family living over foul cellar are
more liable to lie poisoned and afflicted
with illness than a city family living in
a polluted atmosphere, hW without
cellar or basement filled with Torment
mo roots and fruits There il far more
sickness in the country anon. husband
men than there ought 10 be
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Man and the Magdalen.

Essays for Young Men.-The victims Of
social evils-with words of warning for the
erring and unfortunate,-Si sanitary aid and
words OF cheer for the down-caSt and afiiict-
ed. sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
delpliia. Pm. feb2l-3md&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

The Republican party is a party OF
liberal ideas "-C2arksJUrg I6'cgraPh.
Certainly, very liberal. They
amalgsmate with negroes and rob the
people and government OF all the
money they can lay their bands ON.
Its a rsry liberal" party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

\ DEwocEArIc paper in PENNSYLVANIA
calls upon IL party to nominate its bet
man Tor Congrcss--"one whose vigor Is
not wasted 10y year, orsoul corroded 10y
lust for gain whodre-scs decent, and is
in the mine OF life; who, when elected
will honor the district 10y his manlinc.s,
his intelligence aud devotion always to
the principles Of om Iaith' ...#
. If the good people of Wet Virginia
viii respond To- this healthy sentiment
and make such a choice of officers in
this State next October the most Of the
present incnnherrnts will he assigned
10 private life
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Warmers Pile Remedy.


cd mot even IN Olu' C'r'l 10 CuI" th" t''iA
worst cases Of Elind, Itching or Hl'rdiu:
Piles. Thu-r who are afflicted >n"u,d mn
n,-iiatcly r;,l ON THEN druggist and ""i
" NKNFR'~ PILE REMEDY. 1t - expire sly
for the Pile, and ~ MOI recommended t.
cure any other disease. II hrS cured MANY
cases uI over thirty y'"u> STANDING. Prize.
one Dollar. For sal by druggists every e
4, hero
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-EeTpC0nvcnffoh.


Convention of Liberal Republicans"
al Point pleasant on the -, day Of
June, docs not at a lplea9s the TntsIi-
gs,secr Of tins city. For long time
that ioarnalarefased to pnblsb evea
The call made by 'twentygood RepubS
licans" but twas forced 70 do 80 ON
Saturday, ungracefully, because sorely
pressed by censure from some of the
Republican press and politicians who
favor the new movement. The reasons
for the Ltel2;geacers opposition is very
obyious.-.,lt Wants To- force zlthe-ssslet.
ups into the ParkersIpg Gonyen--.
ton on the 22d Of June without plat
form or organization, so that they can
be seluced into acquiescepces IN the
premeditatci scheme which the " better
enders" have on foot TO either make
Combinations witliopta Platform or com
initials, or 10 patch UP q Platform and
ticket OF such 'e4nWocaI language and
character as to deceive a large portion
OF the people. . In other words, our
Quincy street ncighbor, though pretend
ing to be let up" himself is totally
unwilling to' entrust ANY pant of that
work to the hands Of gentlemen who are
l.,...;. No.. I,.,,,,.,,; o,J r,,,-
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Boarding.

rVHREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN
secure good hoapi without roomSI in a
small family in Il pleasant location. Ad-
dress ". NJ, Box ~, Postoffica. Iaals
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orr neighbor on Quincy street
charges that Governor FLOYD Carried
Government property over TO the rebel
confcderacy, and left the Government
for the rebel service in debt to the for
mer This is all hosh FLOYD dill no
such thing. The arms iii .u'ihutcd 10y
him among the Southern states while
lac was Secretary Of War under Prr-i
dent BUCHANAN was done III obedience
to q law for that purpose, and wa SIM
ply an act OF justice between the States
General FLOYD never Dwell the Govern
mcnt cent The forts, arscuaIF and
arms taken hv the Confederate. and
which the Ete1li3GorT calls "stealm"
wa- simply ont Of war anu legitimate
on both sides. All the stcaliugs we,,cr
heard charged was done 10y BrrLER
SHEnANs cavalry in South Carolina
and Georgia and bv Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
Private Boarding.

T,,WO NEATLY FURNISHED AND
| very pleasant rooms, with good board,
can be secured by applying TO A. ii. Amrine,
on the Island, near the Suspension Bridge.
Location, about thirty yards nom street
Railway. mails
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

TnE Cincinnati ,C6DuRaciR AMI the
Chicago Tribune, Republican ! paper,
speaking for the average common. sense
of the Northern people, cry halt III
the march of moral and ideal progress.
They think, Just ~ We ibid; that the
negro has had enough. sEaH
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Z e: go 80 =

~ r 49,
To THE WORKING CLASS. We pr,.
now prepared To- furnish al cl1sss-- with
constant employment at huinr, the whole
of the time oT iOg the spare moments. Bust
ness new. light aud profitable. Persons uf
either SIX easily earn from ~. Ia :, pr
evening, and u proportional sum by dryVi-
Ing their who'll. Time to fla" business B1v~
and girls can earn nearly uS much IT, men
That HIl who -" thIs itutiC.a uIns s.Hd their
address and test The business, We make ~ j.
unparalleled Offer: To such 49, arr no, we'll
satisfied, v" will Srud i la pay for the
trouble Of writing. Fun particulars. a val
liable sample, which viii do To- commence.
work on. and copy ~ THF PEDTLE'S ITr-
ERARY COMPASIoS--onc Of th- ltu,t-; aEd
h'St family newspapers BuHil-ns-i all .,ni
Jrer 10y mail. Reader, II YOU want perm b.
nent. prOTitabl- work, ',sistFE-sE s--az4-dsa-sa
r 4. ALLEN ( 90,
mario Augusta. MIin".
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Light Bread and Light Hearts.

A RE- FOUND IN EVERY FAMILY
n where Logan, List u Co.'S Wheeling,
". Na.) Excelsior Baking Powder i used.
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At store Room No. Main street, lately
occupied by Geo. W. Robinson.
There will also b" sold al the same time
and place, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture belonging 10 John Reid, Sr.
Terms of Sale-CAsH
GEO f. WICKHAM,
Aft,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23

OuR California correspondent presents
the readers of the REGISTER this morn
ing with another interesting letter..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
DYSPEPSIA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic l. pre-
pared expressly for lNSlcptiCS ana thuS''
suffering with ilubitual COStiN"nr>s II Is
n slightly stimulating tonic and u splendid
appetizer; ii strengthens the stomach ;nd
restores the digestive organs Ia their healthy
state Weak, nervous and dNsp"pti" per
sOnS should uSr. WARNER'S DYSPEPSIA
TOSIU. For sale 10y druggists Pric. one
| Dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
DGILEY.S CITY HOTEL.

WHITIING, v. "a
OPPOSITE STE.NMBDAT LANDING
and nearest FirtIItss Hone 10 tn Rail
rod h'pDis. JOHN BAllED.
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John COrbus. New Brighton.
Pa. writes:

I HAVE SOLD MORE OF YOUR IN
crl>iOr Baking Powder, I.osnn, List y
Co.'S, Wheclmg,J in three months, than Of
all other kinds in two years.
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GLADES HOTEL.

w LA ~ u. ~
\ popular SUMNER Resort and R.@tiyo
Flscs for Travellers, on The Il. & -. r. Il and
ai the summit of the AlleghaHis..
sprl9 JOHN DALEY. Proprietor.
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In EverybOdy's Mouth.

1T HAS BEEN TRIED
w You will lind the praisrrS OF Logan,
List 4 CO.'S Wheeling, w. Na.,l Excelsior
Baking Powder. sold by Dealers every
where.
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ACTION SALE.
MONDAY. WAY Odd.

An AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED
n Groceries, property uf John Reid, Jr
consisting at Sugars, Teas, TohaccOS, Flour
8 NH I.Il,. nl;I,.. mn
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$50 Nice for Biscuit"

(NFE HAVE HEARD THIS EXPIRE
w sion thousand times rom lndlr>, III
regard To Logan, List Il CO.'S Wheeling,
w. Val Excelsior Baking Powder.
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Pure Materials Only,

A ND OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
n are used in the manufacture of Logan,
List 4 Co.'S Wheeling, W. Va Excelsior
Baking Powder, the best in the market
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Pure Spices.

ELANORING EXTRACTS,
Il Dcs,icaIrd Cocoa Nut,
sen Moss FIrinc.
For sale 10y LOGAN, LIST Il co,
ma2l-dSw DRUGGISTS, Bridge Corner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-23
Wizard Oil.

4 FRESH SUPPLY just RECEIVED
n 10y LOGAN, LIST ~ 60.