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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29
ANNoUNcEM ENTs.
For City Sergeant.

NEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE amour &c
JAMES A. HENRY as the Citizens can
didate for City Sergeant at the ensul ng
a Convention Of all Citizens without regard
TO party, and Obuge ,,orrpo
decl7 MANI NOlbn~7'
HESsRs. EDITORS Please announce
RALPH ARKLE as a candidate for Cliy
Sergeant at the ensuing election, ana oDliSe
deC2 MANI FhlEND9'
Through the urgent solicitation OF - "a ~.
many bnsineSs men and citizens generally
WILLIAM l.. DETwEILLER has consent,
ed 10 become the Independent or Cltl1sns
candidate for City Sergeant. Duly CONSIDER
ing the untiring energy and e1traoIolhaLy ,
ab7Iitv he exhibited when acting as Deputy
Sergeant. proves him pre-eminenuy the
best man The citizens could place In thai
position for their protection OF LIE anc
property.
dacs And Citizens generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29
Riot on the Northern Pacific Rail-
rOad-COntractOrs AbscOnd.

CHICAGO, December 2S.-A special
from St Paul says \ serious riot is
in progress on the Northern Pacific
railroad. Some sub contractors, named
Gregg e Co., who were given contract
for three miles OF the road, drew their
pay from the contractors, Smith ~
Gould, and absconded, without paying
the men, who, on hearing OF it, tore
down the shanties, seized the wagons
and stores and drove the General Su-
perintendent from the ground. They
were told that they would be paid for
their work, but they demanded also pay
for the three days of the riot. This
was refused, and on the request of the
Governor, General Hancock has sent
orders to Fort Ripley for troops to queII
the riot 1t is proposed to arrest the
ringleaders and pay off and discharge
The rest of the men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29

NAVE N STORE A LARGE STOCK OF
-. ,o.C.ds 20 which the attention OF the tf@ns
Is invited. -, -, .or,,.s,it ION
We are pr tpared 70 meet az ootnd on snd ~; +;
80 tIs 10 call and see rs before pD
shssinQ or .end Us thsir orders ~ mall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29
For Wharf Master.

MEssRs. EDTToRs WHEELING REGL5rEE X:
Please announce ID. o. 7. hULkINEE> ~ e. :
ter subject TO the vote Of the People.
dacSs MANY CITIZENS,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29

Admiral S. Boggs sailed on the Rus
sia yesterday afternoon, en- route TO take
command OF the European squadron
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29

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CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1868.
Present. Annual Premium In
2l39,OO7 20
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A-.nEn' Al ,I2ie nm
.ANES ii. BRlIION, Preside n. 49,
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dudley Cavanaugh for Rudolph. Dion
played first without scoring, and Ru
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POINTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-29

On Tuesday eNSning the magnificent
dwelling Of GeneraFNcClellan, at Slew
aVrp Park, Orange county New York,
wa. totally destroyed by fire 1t was
,oe Of the most elegant and no Nd resi-,
8ance in that vicinity, and was alued
at fifty thousand dollars. 1t orlg'aally
,.lopg,d to General Marcy, Fathef-in-
law of General Mcclellan. I$bsatter
wa. no, occupying ths/ deit be
ing it, charge OF a h n
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22
occnpa1tonal Ailments.

Fresh pure air is vitalizing elixir. Who
ever is deba-red by circumstances from IN.
restricted access to this invisible, but power
faI stimulani, needs medicinal invigorant OF
some Lind The great object should be to
choose the best. Popularity is pretty good
guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing and IN
telligent age, and.tried by this criterion, Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters stands first among
the invigoratiug and regulating medicines Of
the present day. To the wants Of persons en-
gagged in indoor employments, especially in
crowded factories where even with the best
possible ventilation The atmosphere is always
in some degree polluted, this saiubrious
vegetable tonic is peculiarly adapted. The
nature Of the ingredients Is no mystery. It
consists OF an absolutely pure difusive stimu-
lant, tinc.ured-or rather surcharged-
the fluid extracts of sanatous roots and baFks
and herbs. The pharmacopgia has its
tinctures, but what are they? The juice Of
only single root or bark or plant is present
in each. Not one Of them combines the three
properties Of tonic, an aiteratives and an
aperient. All these elements are blended in
the Bitters; nor are these TIE sum Of its
medicinal recommendations. 1t is also q
blood depurent and an antispasmodie.
The baleful effect which air that has been
partially exhausted its oxygen by frequent
breathing produces on the vital organization,
is notorious, and when lhis devitalized st
mosphere Is superadded the mephitie vapor
Of bot air furnaces, Il becomes deleteHous
aud depressing in The extreme. To enable
the system 10 bear up, even for few hours
each day against the debiliiating inaaepce OF
8 yitiated atmosphere wholesome tonic and
Alternative is urgently required. This grand
desideratum is supplied in Hosietter' Biiters,
which as reDgth-sustainiug health pro-
teeting agent has DO rival either among ofie-
inal or advertised medicines. laprlm
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Books and Periodicals.

All books and periodicals noticed in this
column are to be had at the IyQUiREE Book
Store.
Coon HEALTH for May is as usually stocked
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22
GaAsp Junoas drawn for April Term, 4th

GRASD JuEoRs drawn for April Term, 4th
Monday, 25th day, A. D. 1870.
w. W. Barclay, Bedford Borough; Josiah
Oh, Coleraiu; Jacob Koous, South Wood
berry; Solomon Diehl, Colerain: Benz. Val
entine, C. Valley; David P. Smith, Bedford;
Philip Clark, E. Providenec; Alex. Ling,
Bedford; Bernard O'Neil, Southampton; ,fno.
Robson, Southampton; George W. Black
burn, Napier; Samuel Shalfer, Union; Wm.
Grubb, Monroe; Henry Weisel, Bedford; Wm.
Harms, Hopeweli; Jacob Carpenter, London.
derry; Abraham Moses, Union; Lewis Belt,
Harrison; Peter r. Lehman, Juniata; Thos.
NJ. Ridenour, St. Clair; George Steel, Hope.
well; ". W. Philips, Bedford; Hugh B.
Waltz, Harrison; Andrew Ferry, South
woodberry.
PErIT JuaoRs Fog SANE Tern Richard
MoMullen, Napier; John Wade, Napier; T..
NJ. Lynch. Bedford Borough; Thomas C..
Schooly, St. Clair; Lewis H. May, Colerain;
John Q. Nycum, Z. Providence; Daniel Carr,
Union; Samuel 0ster, Union; John MeCleI-
Ian, Colerain; Albert Hanks, Southampton;
John Davis, Hopewell; John Arnold, Bed.
ford Borough; Hugh Mock, ST. Clair; Henry
Kelly. Liberty; Josiah Burk, Uuion; John B.
Helm, Bedford Borough; Adriel Koons,
Bedford tp.; Robert Allison, Napier; An
drew Chrisman, Napier; David NJ Black,
Harrison; Joseph f Beegle, Colerain; George
Fluck, Liberty; Obediah Over, South Wood
berry; Rudolph Hoover, NJ. WoodberFy;
Daniel James, East Providence; George ".
Geller, Jnniata; Josiah Mortimore, West
Providence; Daul Barclay, NJ Woodberry
Isaac Eversole, 5. Woodberry; Michael Hont;
man, N. Woodberry; Horatio J. Mann, Mon
rOei David Kensinger, Liberty; Joseph Fer
guson, St. Clair; Robert N. Taylor, Napier;
Abner Tewel, Southampton; Jacob Lebselter,
N. NFoodberry, John :. Stucxy, Napier, Lew
Shafer, E. Providence.
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pHILADELPaIA PRODUCE MARKET.

PsIIADELPHIA, April 1S.-The Aour mar
ket is quiet but steady al Saturday quota
tions. There is no demand for shipment,
and the operations Of the home consumers
are limited to their immediate wants. Sales
Of GOO bbls, in lots. at 81 73a4 75 for super
fine; S4 75a5 for extras; s. 2ja5 - for Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family;
IS 25a6 for Pennsylvania DO. do; s. 2ja
6 % for Indiana and Ohio do. do, and
So 50a7 50 for fancy brands, according to
quality. Rye flour is held at 81 IS. Nothing
doing in corn meal.
The inactivity noted il the wheat maraet
for several days past still continues, and pri-
ees are IN buyer's favor. Sales of 1900 bush
els prime Pennsylvania red at s 26al 80.
Rye may be quoted at SlaI o.. Corn is scarce
aud unsettled. Sales of 5000 bushels yellow,
In store. from the ears and aioat, at 81 l0a
/ u, chiefly 81 T. Oats are unchanged;
3 900 bushels Pennsylvania sold at &c. 500
bushels Canada barley sold at 81.
Whisky is irmer. 100 barrels wood. bonud
western sold at 81 O., and 40 barrels do. at
81 o.
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9Flv advertisements.
YREAsURER's SALE Of Unseated

Lands and Town Lots in Bedford counsy
~ iseaoiy to th> provisions Of Act Of AsaeInb.
" directing the mode Of selling unsested Ian5s
i9f taxes and for other purposes, passed The Isth
~ March 1915, and the supplements thereto
Pssssd the 18th Of March, 1871 and he 20th ef
@9aTen, 1881, the Treasurer OF .he County OF Bed
.heFeln, that unless the County, School bouutv.
oaiidiRg, poor and road taxes due on the foI-
lowing tracts Of nnseated lands, situate Ia Bed
Iord county, are paid before the day Of sale, the
Naoie, or such parts of each tract as will nay me
tAxes, and the corts chargeable thereon. win be
sold at the Court House, ia the Borough Of Bed.
iordi on the second Monday Of June, next 13th
dAyl, for the arrearages Of taxes due. and tho
Gusts accrued thereon and said Sale viii DC con
tinued from day 10 day until III are disposed al
Apr Attn, 1870. HUGH MOORE, Treas.
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NOR READY MONEY!
SIGN or TIE BIG PAD LOCK.

HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS, including iron,
nails oils, paints ard full assortment Of build
ing material. A great variety of shovels, forks
hoes, spades, rakes, chains, mill, cress cut sad
circular saws and mandrcls, bara door hangers
and hinges, all sizes ropes, &c- DC.
THE OLD GENUINE GREEECASTLE GRAIN
CRADLES, Seythes, Snaths, DC.
SROEMAKEReS FINDINGS
AND LEA TIER OF ALI KINDS.
Springs, axles, rims, hubs, spokss, Shafts, poles,
Wagon boxes and full stock Of wagon ware
AT REDUCED PRICES.
SADLERY. WHIPS, &c. &c.
DREER'S WARRANTED
FRESH AND GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in endless
variety, inc!adiug wood and wisloE-Wsre, mats,
brushes Washing mSehines aud Wringersp family
scales snd thousand other useful articles
HAVING REDUCED THE PRICES on all cur
goods to q cash level and having added largely TO
our stock since the decline in prices, we oner bar
gains for ready pay aud warrant MI goods as rep
resented sap SIS AEILGEh-
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nEnToRp - 49,.


Presideat ,y,fdge-Hon. Alex. King.
Associate Juages--Wm. G. Eieholtz and Geo
". GUmp.
Proib6aotury. Register ard Reesrssr.-Joaa
T. Reed.
District 4 Azorus,--E. F. Kerr
7reassfrsr-Eugh Moore.
5bcrlE-- William hcyser
Deputg Skeri f-JOaa A. Cessu,.
f'gilatV Sarrs40r-Samael KeltsTmzu
C5atHtissionere-F. P, Beegie, George Elder,
aud ?. N. Bartnn CgerE-John C. Fisher.
g5aasri-Johp W. Dickerson.
Directors IF Poor--H. Egulf Adam h.
Pensyl, snd j. / Noble. .9esrard Samuel
Tgfbaugh G1ggsef-.I. ". Dieksrson C7erE-4
!. Sausom, Trsaslrer-'F illian BoEles. PsysjeIaa
DIR. F. c. Reamer.
ls5i..r,-M = Hunter, owen Mceir.,
aud :. Whip.
aoEoysH OFFICERS
Rsrgsss-V SteoSmsn.
A,sjstauf Burgess-Josiah Haley,
Causcit-W BOwles, Jonathan Brightbill "
II. Cook. J. NJ Shoemaker, Hiram Lena and J.
Reed, Cierk-H. Nieodemas. IreasHrer-Jno.
i. REsh
Caastalls-Riehard corboy,
Higb ta5le-Lawrenee Dehbaugh,
Sssoel Djrsctors-Job Mann, Isaac Mengle,
see. Meagie, Jacob Bower, Gee Mardorf. Geo
q. Mengel Secretary. Fl. Niedo-Hus, Ireasarsr
MINISTER'S.
EpiseopaEaa-Re,. J. B. Pedelupe-
Prss5aferiGH-Rev R. i. Wilson.
La5kerau-Rev. J. q. McAttee-
ArHodist-Rev. A. W. ibsod-
German Reforssed-Rey. II. Heckerman.
RasaH CaLio}ie-Rev. Thezlas Heyden-
ASSOCIATIONS.
g-5f5-d Lodge, No. 32o. A. Y. n, meets on
the first Wednesday on or before fall moon, in the
Bedford Hall, on she corner Of Pitt and Richard
streets.
Peace B,aae6 EHeanpaeat, No. ia, l. o. 0.
f. meets Oh the first and third Tuesday even
frzs Of each moush, in the Bedford Han.
Esdtord Lodge, No. 202, I. 0. o, F., meets
err Friday evening, in the Bedford Hall
HsIfori Lodge No. I4s, L @. G. +, meets in
the I. 0. o. I. Building, on Monday evening o.
earh week.
Bedford Council, No 502, o. [. A. NJ, meets
ou Thursday evening Of each week, in the Mason
.r Hall
HrNrSGD0S q BsozpT0P R. R.-FaH ArTugne-
areat-Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas ct loo P, u.
arrives at Huntington at 4.20 P. NJ. Leaves
Huntingdon at $50 4. M.-aIrives st Nj Dallas
% 1852 A. ". Coaches leave Nj Dallas for Bed
ford on the arrival of eech train.
Coaches leave Bedford for Mt Dallas at li.00
4. n. 10 connect with the Nail Train.
The Post Ofnre in Bedford III open at o'clock
A. NJ and close at o'clock p. 3- during week
days. and or Sunday VIII oe kept open from :
81! o'clock A. 81
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-04-22
TNTERYAL REVENUE APPEALS.
USIrED STATES TSTERsAL REyESUE.
Assessors once, 18th Dist. Penn'a-
Somerset. Auril 18th. 1874

UNITED STATES IsFERsAL REyESUE.
Assessors once, 18th Dist. Penn'a-
Somerset, April 18th, 1879,
Notice IS hereby given that the annual lists,
valuations and enumsrafions made and taken by
the Assistant Assessors Of said dEtriet. including
taxes on incomes for the year 1863, taxes on car
riagcs. billiard tables, plate and watches Of the
frst day Of March. 1870, aud special taxes as
sessed for one year from the first day Of May,
1879, in pursuance Of tbs Internal Revenue Laws
Of the United States may now be examined at the
Office Of the Assessor and assistant Assessors in
said district.
And notice Is hereby given, that appeals from
the proceedings o. said assistant Asss@sarS will be
received zs4ss istsrs.i-ssi the ofiro Of the uu
dersigned in Somerset, from the 22nd Of April,
until the 3d day af May next.
All appesIs are required 70 be in writing, aud
must specify he particular cause, mstter or thing
respecting which decision is requested, and also
the ground or principal of error complained Ct.
EDWARD SCULL,
2tapl Assessor 10th Dist.
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PHn'A LIVE STOCK MARKET

PnlLABELrHA, april is.-There was more
doing in beef cattle to-day than for several
weeks past, but al reduced figures. We
quote choice at g3sl04e; prime Al s5a9ie;
fair to good at 7sas4Ae; and common al cafe
per pound gross, as ia quality.
Cows and calves we're in good demand at
former figures; sales Of l50 head at S45aS5;
spriBgers we're unchanged at $40a55.
Sheep-The market was duh al a decline
Of &c per pound sales Of $500 head at the
Park drove yard at !.a9c, the latter for ex'
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LrTLE THlxes.---Next week is Court. :.
II. w. Fishers high school in Woodberry is
in a furnishing condition. =. Lodge No. 2O2 l.
Q. 0. Z. will dedicate their burying ground
in the Bedford Cemetery, on the 2eth inst. :.
We had the first thunder Of the season on
Sunday afternoon last-snAkes and toads
viii soon make their appearance now 4
new brick pavement has been made in front
Of Mr.. Wm. Hartley's residenee....A new
fence eneloses the Barclay lot on Juliana St,
which adds greatly to appearances. Straw
hats and linen coats were ia vogue several
days last week..s.fhe sudden changes in the
weather have caused considerable sickness
throughout the county. The physicians are
all on the 60, day aad night...-A number Of
shade trees have been planted along the side.
walks this spring. There is still room for
Improvement 10 this line. Part of Richard
street needs attention Of this kind very much.
The payeuents in this vicinity are in very
bad condition too. One can 4alf sole his
boots by single trip over that route il wet
weather. Part of Midtown ig ia arrears IN
this matter. Il is bad enough for les
see not to tx up decent pavement before
the house he lives in, bat there is no possible
reason why al owner of property should have
a filthy swamp for his neighbors to tradge
through. =, The Methodisis Of this place are
going to build fine brick church this Summer
for sure. e. The second term Of the Union
School began on Monday of this week, with
e. G Weimer, Esq, as principal Michael
Miller Of Southampton Twp, died one day
last week at the age Of ninety years. He was
one Of the Oldest citizens Of the county. The
Russell Zouayes Of Bloody Run are to have
a grand parade on Saturday, April So,h
CARD.-As the colored citizens Of Bedford
County contemplate holding graol jubilee
celebration in honor of the successful ratif
cation of the Fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, and as
Tuesday the twenty sixth day Of April has
been set apart as day Of thanks giving and
general rejoicing By proclamation throughout
the state Of Pennsylvania, the eolored citizers
of Bedford will celebrate the day above
named in the town Of Bedford in becoming
manner by assembling at their places of wor-
ship al lol clock a, n, and returning thanks
to Almighty God who rules the desliuies Of
nations and nen.
Refreshments viii be served at o'clock,
aud at > o'clock, Liberty poll will be raised
with appropriate ceremonies, conducted by
the orator Of the day, Jacob S. Young A
procession viii be formed on Union Street, !
at clock P VI. and under the direction of
the Chief Marshal, Rev John Fidler, parade |
the principal streets Of Bedford and wind up /
with grand Mass Getting in the Court /
House, at haif past seven O'Clock in the /
evening.
pKEsroy STEwARn
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SALES

By virtue Of san
iTy writs of Fsadttl0Ai ErpcHaF, Fieri Facaas
ana Ia,-tra Factas to me directed, there viii be
FTrosed 10 Sale by Public Vendac st the Court
House in the Borough OF Bedford. on : SATURDA1
the 23i day of APRIL, A. D., 1870, At 70 o clock,
A. NJ, the following described Real Estate, to
wit
A traet Of patented land, situate in Bedford tp-,
Bedford county containing 2sl acres and ~
purehes more or less about Zoe acres cleared
and under fence. part meadow, baiance well tim
Nod sdieipipg lands ct John ShAfer, Geo. ".
Stfver< VIM Chenoweth and LUnnings Creek,
about 2 miles from Bedford with rev house ana
bank barn thereon erected Seized and taken N
Execution as the property Of B. >. Aspes and )
5. Brannamsn-
Also All defendants, VIM F. Ickes interest
in and to tract Of land, containing eighty acres
more or less about s. acres cleared ard under
fence with two story log hsuse and bunk barn
thereon erected adjoining lands Of John het-
stone John W CrisInan and SHml Iekes, site-
ate IN St Clair tp Bedford county, Pa.
Also Two lots Of grolRd Hitnste IN Bloody
Run Borough adjoining lots of John A. lump
on the north. est street on the West Philp Bot
tomeeId on the East and David Dehbaugh on the
south, seized and taken in Execution as the prop
erty Of Wm. Nycum-
hack 100 feet te an alley, with y two story brlek
hnuse frame stable and other out buildings
thereon erected, situate in Bedford tp.s Bedford
co,,nfv adjoining John Horn On the East, the
Bedford and Stoystown turnpike on the Sonth,
and Matthew P. Spidei on the West, seized and
taken in Execution as the property Of W. ".
Middleton. s.,
Sheriff oEiee, MM. kEA ski
Bedford, March 81, 1879. shersH-
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9ofal Affairs,
COUNTY CoMMITTEE MEETING.

The members Of the Republican County
Committee are respectfully requested to meet
a. she WASHINGTON HOTEL, 10 Bedford,
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 26th,
81 = o'clock Important business will be
brought before the Committee, and full st.
tendance is desired.
w. NJ HALL, CHA'N.
s d. J0RpAS, SEc'r.
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GEETs WANTED FOR
"A THE
PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMEN.
TWENTY FIFTH THOUSAND Now READY

By GEORGE q. SAFHErs, n. D.
The most remarkable success Of the day. l.
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few do 1t will save much suffering. As the
oely reputable work upon the single and married
life il Is earnestly recommended by Prof. W IN. A.
Hammond, Presf. Marx Hopkins, Rev. Henry
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