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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
hhing you cannot have u you are the
otORer Of property that is not Insured.
The danger Of Fire at dtS season Of the
year Is great. " you Vould get nd Of
the nervous and uneasy feeling you hGVs
when you hear hS Fire Alarm sounded,
go to the Office Of A. s. PRATT 3 SON,
No. 3 Young Mems Christian Assoeid-
ton Building, corner Ninth and d
street, and tnsure in their good, prompt
paying Companies, tho HONE Of NetO
York, the PHENLX Of Hartford, he
YONRER'S and NEW YORK, and
The FIREMENSc Of Nsw York. Don't
delay. DO IL NOW. des-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-04

within ne fast eighteen years, and the plmSfous
Surgical Operations performed by DR.. Johnston
witnessed by tho reporters Of the "sun, " aud
many other papers, NOTICES Of which appeared
again and again before ths public, bestdeI his
standing gontleman Of ohAfaoter and fesp Al,
blitys 81 tEPeRRtsS Il "
Persons writing should be particular IN difset-
inE heiT Letters q his sutton ID the folio wing
bAltlRoie Lock 'HoaPlbsl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

AMusgxEsrs-SIsru rAer-rour.h. nrA and sixth

AMrEEMENTs--NIsTH PAGE-Fourh. nfth and sixth col
AsrRoLoay uEIrvrsry p pAoR-sl.th column.
spAkbERs ASb @asTEDsroosp
BOARD xsS saf 'e'S
Ss1 fs42fE iSR ssEaHsa seS
BUSINESS SIjSr pAer-Ta col
54a Hell EszfE soR
oLEREs '.s &sD 'sSXaLrsNES-Elrvrsru rAersscona
xsb IasEsEsg ssSg
CoAsTwlsE 'N sTEAzsHrs-sroosp rAor-sl4.A
DENTISTRY -ELRvESTn pAoa-siz,h column.
DRY dooDsFin fAeE-Third fourth and nfsh co.,
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND uE.
;i.ssA ;huRorEsAs hIEAAsAlfs-sEooSp FAsE7Fifih and
sss sss%
tFs iEFIMANCIALgFInsr q 4 rAey- sixth eolann
GEhF WANTEbnaAhEs % AsInSnsss s' FXoE-rhrd col.
HELP SmVi Ep-FEMALEs-ELrvrsru pAar-Fns.
RoRsEs, cARsixaEs, SC. rwrLrru PAor-rhira and
aou kooas
ace SSEAS vrxs..sn r4a.mFeas.A column.
IEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ELEVENTH PAGE
4EcTTSSEs sSxsoS rw1..nu FAsr-sI.h column.
tSs1
aAGEE soia%n
HATRlMONIAL-SECoNDP PAGR-Sixth column.
AIscEIIXNEous ADvERrIsEMENrs-rHsrnp PAGE
'MIsCEL LANEOUs NINTH PAor-rinh column.
PERSONALLY. Rsr PAGE-Frst column.
rlANOFORTES-NINIH PAGE-Fifth column.
PRQPOSALS-FtRBT PAGE-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-ELEvEsTu PAaE-Fourth, eth and sixth
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-ELEvrsYu PACE
REAL ESTATE wANrED-ELEvrSrH PAes-sIx,h
EELIIIoTs NoTIcEs-FInsr PAGE-se column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFTu PAGE
Fifth and sixth cotl,Jns.
BALES AT AUCIlON-TwELfTH PAGE-Firs and second
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-ELrvrsru PAGE
sITUATioNs Observation-Disclosures PACE
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAeE-Firs. and second col
'sPoaTiSo-Doos, BIRDS, &o.-rwrLrrn PAor-rhIrd
SUMNER REsoETs-sroosp PAer-Four.h and hnh
columns.
syHE TRADES -ELKvEsrn PAaE-rhird column.
THE TuRfTwFLrTH PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LEI FOR BUSINESS PURfOsEs-fwELFTR PACE
-IRAyELLEkS' GUIDE-sEcoSD PAaE-sixth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c.-NISrn PAGE-Finh col
1mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26


S''D Nos 81 and sl4 Bowery.
.r.. ,,,o, one door below Bleceker street,
c.., induceIa,e,ni 70 their customers
sssiS nssS Gaie a0oa. aST :rsys!ans al @ 'g;; isAe
% Ts q o crochet ds''' sold last season
Bareges Lawns Linen. for suits.
Pques, &C., &c, for snts
@ "swar
Together with an assortment or
IN al % o sI. ssIhsw IL. Llama Mscs fon's & yas1s
our prices are unquestionably lower
THOMAS TWEED &C.,
between Eighth iss s'endTiS; and Ninth streets,
viii offer during this week extraordinary bargains every
rsaused o% 1r 81 g. scchnS STOCK
Lyons black and white and grsa'e striped ~ IS, reduced
Black siii. 4. very great reduction;
Dress Goods extraordinarily low price '
Yard wide Japanese and granite Popns &c., reduced from
Lsno Cloths lssss and Isc reduced from sc
ssssss: S ssssis. S s
rand and upwards a. grss!ly reduced prices. ''''
Also Llama Lace Jackets and shawls. "
'' A'' respectfully '"'ii THOMAS s'fVf TWEED co.
THOSE FRENCH cAMBRIc SUITS TO MEASURE, So,
entire, entirely M new ", In design easily done up,
full sd s' SS"H's
nsws ss..s r. S,s.ss os.:
tn. oJESS ssS
s sse. %s dss S:s st :a
Such ' iss' he vsrdie ssIs 1oY ~ iSas.ana. 3sSs'
80 East Fourteenth street, west Of Union square
w. "a and a1 M4 Bowsry, near Houston street.
o York
~ " Unrivaled Stock
Ready sy'i ssds s's" su,.
manufactured 10 all the 0''''
fashionable styles
Most ,elec. fabrics imported.
Suits for the street.
Suits for Travelling
suns for the Seaside.
Suits for the Country,
Suits for PIcnics,
Bun suits,
Green suits.
Blue Suits,
Fancy Suit.
Linen Suits at 50 each.
We make first class work specially.
PROPOSALS..
PRoposALs FOR NEW LUNArIc ASYLUM ON
J. Wards Island.
DKrAnTMEST OF PcnIrc cnARrrlrs AND CORRECTION,
81 THIRD AVENUE, CORNER ELEVENTH STREET.
NEW YORK, June 81, ls70
Sealed proposas VIII be received by the Commissioners Of
Pn SD Re. s Ss un
iron work for the wings and boiler house Of the Lunatc
Asylum Wards Island.
The plans for the work be examined and the specca
ions and all Information obtained on application to Renwck
/ Sands, Architects, IS Wall street.
Each proposal 10 be accompanied with the names OF two
responsible parties security for the faithful performance
OF the contract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26
LREE TRADE, PEACE AND PLENTY.
JOHN DANIELL & SON, 759 Broadway.

E'REE TRADE, PEACE AND PLENTY
JOHN DANIELL SON, 759 Broadway,
s continue to sell the richest fabrics the price of
goods Over $2C000 worth of Silks, Satnr Veyets Rib
bons Laces and Embroideries English German Small
Wares, 6ne French Flowers, Feathers, &c.
In the selection and careful purchase of the above
stock have not been idle Our doctrine is death TO the
slothful and crown or glory TO the worker
j. D. SON are setting their house in order, and selling
their goods accordingly In the belief that the country
The eve OF y 81 and commercial prosperity.
That free trade viii shortly be the national cry.
That just and reasonable taxation will prevail
That beray and enlightenment will properly ad lust the
finances Of the country That the Southern States pro
duce 600 bales OF cotton. That entire Western
Hemisphere will become America tCubaIl be ANAL
county, That the lion and the unicorn with ali the
other beasts OF he ed must bow before great
bird and that all the people Of the earth win shout Mighty
Amerca-Seah. 90
b.. Over 900 Llama Lace Gnpnrs sacqucs shawls
Jackets Paletos &C., mt about twords the price 50 da
Also magnificent Thread Lace Shawls Paetots Tii
MICS Parsso Covers &c ~ less than OF honest
importation JOHN DANIELL SON,
750 Broadway, two doors from Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GIVEN on APPLICATION OR nAILED.-ExJnvA.cST v.S
" from New York Herald--Dr. HENRY A. DANIELS,
Of this city has published small volume entitled suk.
GlCAL TRACTS intended popular reading, and which
will be found valuable information Tor tue
premoni,oy symptoms various casses Of disease to
HENRY A. DANIELS, MD,
Ia Lexington avenue.
See advertisement. tenth PAGE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
A. T. STEWART 4 co.
will offer on Monday, juno q,
at less than one-half their cost,
Paris and domestic made silk, Baege Organdie and Tue
Dresses,
very slightly injured,
suitable for street evening wear.
The above viii be exhibited In the Of second
story mex, to the corr of Broadway Ninth street.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

(yARPETs AND FURNITURE.
" Great Clearing Out Sale.
Tremendous Reduction in Prices
English Tapestry Brussels from 81 90 to 81 90
kngish body Brussels i've frame, at IL rs per yard.
English Velvet, Mt "a b per yard
Ingram all wool, st Csc. per yard.
Threeply, from 81 30 to 81 90.
&bO0000 worth of Furniture,
In all styles and qualities, silk, rep brocaiel Paror
Suits, Library Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
featured ON the premises and warranted represented
ten per cent below city prices Curtains, Cornces Window
Shades and Ocloths, all Widths equally prices Al
the large wholesale retail warerooms 5l2 and l
Eighth avenue and 26 269 and 27 West Tbirtyth street.
adjoining. ID. KELLY,
successor TO II. OFarrei.
N. B.-Jus opening, 1000 ros OF Mating In plain
and fancy coors the choicest lot that has been offered
season and at prices that defy competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26


GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
" Carpets and Furniture,
Regardless Of cost or price,
On account Of having 70 commence alterations In nv
wsrerooms about the isf Of july Offer my entire stock q
Carpets and Furniture
the largest Of the kind thrown this MARKET and which
must be sold regardless OF cost
D. KELLY, Successor 10
2e7 2es and 27 West Thirtyh street, and Ss s4
N. B.-3, 1905 rolls Canton Mating
" Sash Ribbons great reduction IN prices.
inch Black Ribbon. suc. worth 81
inch Gros Grain Black, 81 a. 81 80 and 81 IS.
Go to ONEILL'sfor
New Roman Sashcs, just received.
Roman Sal Sash Ribbons: VI 80; worth 50 per yard.
Fancy Roman Ribbons, for ties, soc. ayard,
French Chip Hats great reduction in pr'cesl
French Chip Hats reduced TO "a new summer shapes.
rIns BLACK i ilsr Araes ~ Soc; formerly w. ro,
French Frames, latest novelty, 2oc.
Go TO oHEILL'Sfor
Fancy Feathers,
Ostrich Feathers
New Goods JUS, received
Go 10 oNEILL's for
Lupn's Kid Gloves, two buttons, 81 D.
Fancy Goods.
Can and prices.
All Goods marked in plain figures -
s2e Sixth avenue between Twentieth Twenty
HAVE ADDED TO NY STOCK OF LACE GOODS,
Ac the most celebrated Corsets and Hoop skrs Fiutngs
E ns "a ss kscn "a c & low
sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

CLOsING OUT AT GREAT sACRlFICE-TBE
balance of our importation IN Llama Lace Points
Sacks, at retail for less than wholesale prices We must
have room for our new fall goods ID. HAAS SONS
Importers, 232 Church street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

AT NINE z. Q. EDwARps'. ss4 FOURTH AVENUE,
Stamping and Embroidery TrousseauI and
lnants' Wardrobes, imported Embroideries Specially Of
dueed prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

~ N. OLNEY CO..
~.
close Stock offer the balance OF Dress and Round
Hats 81 extremely attractive prices. The summer iYnpora-
ton was unusually large, and elegant novelties In Chip,
leghorn and Thread Lace Bonnes offered less
than half the cost OF importation Leghon, Chip Straw
Hats trimmed and unrmmed rich French Flowers i'm.
porterg' prices, plain and fancy Feathers, &c.
80 East Fourteenth street,
between Union square and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-26

OFFICE OF CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
l02 Broadway New YORK; june % ls71-Cusomers OF tbi
company crted 10 Certificates OF Profits for the rear 1856
are requested to obtain and receipt for the
IN order TO avoid their forfeiture.
CYRUS PECK, SecYetarv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
anImDortautBi Bill,

Mr.. DAVIS, of Harrison, introduced iu
the House of Delegates yesterday, a bill
making material changes in the regis
tration law. Under it the township
registrar becomes a mere ministerial
officer, being required to register all
persons claiming to be qualified voters.
1t wipes out the Test Oath entirely and
permits the Boards of registration to
strike off names only upon legal proof
of disqualification, and after due notice.
Those liberals who were elected upon a
promise to vote for the repeal of the
Test Oath will now have an opportuni-
ty to carry out their pledges specifically.
The bill is a manly straightforward
document and meets the demands of
the day fully. We will print it entire
at an early day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
REPORTS.


Mr.. FLICK, from the committee on
Counties, Townships and Municipal
Corporations, reported a bill, previously
presented by Mr. CARPENTER, chang
ing the line between Kanawha and Put
nam counties.
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
Senate Joint Resolution No. IA, rails
ing a joint committee of seven to con-
slider and report upon the report of the
Peniteptiary investigation committee,
was adopted.
The Speaker appointed on the part of
the House Messrs. Carpenter, Flick,
Davis and Summers.
The evidence in the McFadden case
was referred to the committee of the
Whole.
The petitions and resolutions of in
quiry following were properly referred.
BY Mr.. ERPOINT-Petition of AL
pheus DAWSON and other citizens of
Marion county, asking the State to take
charge of certain roads in that county.
By Mr.. HOWARD-Resolut rails
ing q special committee to examine the
Auditors papers and report what steps
have been taken to collect the amounts
due the State from delinquent sheriffs.
The Speaker appointed as such CON-
mittee Messrs. Howard, Price, Howe,
Baker and Neely.
By Mr.. JUDY-Inquiring into the
expediency of amending section 46,
chapter As of the Code.
By Mr.. BARLOW-Petition of citi-
zens of Pocahontas county asking the
repeal of the free school law, or such
modification as will make the collection
OF school taxes contingent upon the
assent of the people to the same, OBJ
tained through the ballot. box.
Also, memorial accompanying the
petition, complaining of tyranny and in
justice on the part of incompetent
school officers and setting forth that the
free school system is not adapted to q
thinly populated county.
By Mr.. P0WNALL-Petition of citi-
zens of Hampshire county for a change
in the road law.
Also, the petition of E. Morehead to
have certaia erroneous taxes refunded
By Mr.. FLICK-House Joint Resolu-
ton No. 90, requesting Congress 10 pro-
vide pensions for surviving soldiers of
the war of 1912. ..s.
By Mr.. CRACRAFT-Memorial of the
City Council of Wheeling, asking that
certain amendments may be made to the
city charter.
Also, petition OF ]. Neff, of Marshall
county, for relief as Sheriff Jefferson's
security.
Also, petition of over two hundred
and fifty citizens of Ohio county, asking
the repeal of the law making o separate
school district in the village Of Leath-
laruood
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
Advice on Grnning Apple Trecs

oh hppaO
Editors of the Register:
There was u sensible article in the
REGISTER few weeks since advising
farmers who had apple trees of poor
varieties, to graft them with known
good sorts. 1t is indeed strange that
so many large healthy apple trees should
be found in tho country, and some of
them owned by men who read the pa.
pers, which produce only poorly matured
fruit, fit for nothing but cider or pigs;
when it would be so little labor or ex-
pense to cause the same trees to produce
plentiful crops of good and saleable
fruit.
But many people think that grating
fruit tree is an operation requiring
much skill, and hence they must wait
till one of these itinerant professional
gratters comes along /; aud this is well
enough, provided no one near at hand
can be found to do the work. But
would advise these who think of EN-
pOying one of these travelling gentle
men to examine closely the vouchers as
to his integrity /; and when satisfied on
that point, do not trust to his recon-.
mendation as to the varieties of apples
you will have put on your trees. Many
of these men so out every winter or
early spring, from Northern Ohio mostly,
and take with them supply of scions
of the leading varieties of that region,
as Greetings, Baldwins, Russetts, &c,
not enc of which are perhaps adapted
to the climate of the region where they
propose to operate.
A much better way is to consult some
friend or neighbor who is intelligent on
the subject of orchard fruits, and knows
what varieties are most reliable in that
section of country; and then if the
scions cannot otherwise be obtained,
send to the nearest reliable nurserymau
and order the number and kinds de.
sired; the cost will be tritling compared
with the benefits. The postage on
scions by mail is only half cent an
ounce, for four ounces or more, the same
as for plants and seeds. l would take
the liberty of naming n. L. Wood, of
Smithfield, Jefferson county, Ohio, as o
reliable and intelligent nurseryman aud
pomologist, who is we'll posted in regard
TO the best varieties of fruits for East
ern Ohio and Western Virginia. 1t is
q rule with most nurserymen not to ac-
cept orders by mail for a less amount
than 81.
Having procured the scions of the va
rieties desired, it will be an easy matter
in most places, to find some person in
the vicinity who knows how to set
them. Or, if an itinerant CRATER is op-
Grating in the region, be will do the
work little cheaper, having the scions
furnished.
In most parts of Ohio, We find that the
leading sorts of apples which formerly
were quite reliable cannot now be de-
pended OBJ; and the question is not SO
much as to which are of the best quality,
but which are of fair quality and most
reliable for productiveness. For, In
many cases, varieties that are only Sec
ond or third rate in quality rank as first
on the score of profit, and afford the
chief supply of fruit in unfavorable
seasons. Among the reliable good ap-
pies for your section, 1 would feel safe
in naming the Grimes Golden, Stark
and Ben Davis. NJ. B. BATEHAM,
Secretary Ohio Hort. Society.
PAINEsvnLE, o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
ST. CIOUD HOTEL.

VIHIs NEW AND Co1lAODIOUs HOUSE,
i located corner Of Broadway and I'd strees,
poasesses advantages ever all other houses for
the accommodation Of it, guests- IL was built
expressly for q Arst-clAss Family Boarding
House-the rooms being large and en- suit,
heated BY stezm-with hot ana cold water, and
deuArtmsuf f. in the most experienced hands
aaordfuz guests IN unequaled table.
One Of AtSood's Patent Elevators is also
among the modern improvements" and At the
service OF gaests a. all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pas
the door every four minutss, running from the
City Kali 70 GENITAL Park, while the Sixth and
Seventh Avenne Lines are bat short block On
either side, ahording SIMPLE facilities for com
municating with al tbs DePots, eeeHnboat
Landings, places Of AmRsement and B1Slnc1B
Of tAs sreAs "ssE'po'i1x xoRK q HoLrxx.
nnrIIam pEgpris1urz.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
yYent Virginia ConI Gns,

The city was lighted last night by gas
manufactured from coal brought from
West Virginia, near Clarksburg, on the
Parkersburg branch of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. The quality of the, gas
proved equal to that manufactured
from the Youghiogheny coal, which has
been used heretofore by the Gas Com
pany. The mine from which this coal
came is owned by a number of energetic
business men of this city, who design
working it with vigor. The bridge
over the Ohio river at Parkersburg will
be completed next summer, about the
same time the Hooking Valley railroad
will be finished, latter which the coal
will be brought to this city and through
it without breaking bulk, at less rates
than it can be brought from the Yough-
iogheny mines.-Ohio Statesman, Feb. 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
s4llrcliaa 8eaister.
c,,ursaay....February ~.
,oYHESPONDENCR.

,...,,.,. NJ tIe REGISTER throughout West
'h''. ,.i he bordering counties Of Ohio and
lF ''. ..,';1 are particularly requested TO Gc;
fn ., m promptly ci'h aay occurrence Gf genera "a,
sh" ~, g.:g tolas ,cithin their knolclefgs IN
- Fs', ..,,.sG importance the Telegraph may 6s
'i" ..,r frgs1Sc: IN most cases the maH 'e1t'
g's . rr1bIy1f, and ornate essays are not de-
az, ,,,, Ir.sf aud accurate letters girtnJ az ue
', tines md incidents Of mt resting s0e'slS as
90, p ms sitting forth the material eondt'
.y 5srsrapmeHt q the country; me crops,
s- cf land, aud all other subjects q interest
~ A3r,sgra,tl A3 ~ ,,toSoD,l" GoDi%I' n"5lisSsd he'd
- N ptbllc uIestiaIs, Of lShatever nature,
m, 6r.rSionS Cf interest 20 the people, t7lII
M, err aim 70 Pr,'ish gsgSr mSt ssa4 rssse; S
~ III, ,grrss from ne People, and IS Of rdL,te
,.l i-,sr.a 10 them, sciA rsceire our instant and
T+,.sfl d'truti0R.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
Late Partisan journals show that the

Late Partisan journals show that the
notoriety achieved by Traupmann has
produced an epidemic of crime in
France. Following the execution of
the Pautin hero, terrible tragedy in
the Rue De Fauburg street, Honare
Francois, footman, residing with NJ.
Lambert, formerly French Council
General in India, having quarreled
with his mistress, few at her with a
knife and severed her head nearly from
her body. The murder was committed
in the presence of the husband, who is
a paralytic and was unable to move
from his seat. Francois gave as a mo-
tive for the crime that his mistress had
charged him with stealing bottle OF
wine and getting drunk. After his ar.
rest he took tho affair very coolly, and
asked for wat er to wash the blood from
his hands. Three other French murders
are reported.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
Railroad Meeting.

By special telegram elsewhere
printed. it will be seen that the people
of Weston are waking up to their inter-
es,s on the railroad question. At the
meeting held in Weston, yesterday, a
large delegation was appointed to at
tend the Convention at Clarksburg.
We know of no section more in need of
railroads than that between Clarksburg
aud Charleston, aud have every hope
that the proposed euterpris, wi be
pushed to completion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17

Head aches, nervous as we'll as others,
arise from torpid state of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min
erals or morphia for it. They hurt more
than they do good. But take Rosenheim's
Stomach Bitters; the Great Western
Remedy, and you are sure of o cure
See Advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
Leteis County, T'o-sit /:

Letris County, Io-,it.
George COzad this day appeared be-
fore me aud made oath that the above
and foregoing is true, full and correct
copy of lettsr-the original, with the
genuine signature of all the parties
named therein as signing being now
in his hands.
Given under my hand this llth day
of February, 1870. GEO. Ross,
Notary Public.
We would have published this yester-
day morning had Mr.. FARNswoRTH
been in the city. Learning that he will
certainly be here to-day we present it
for his patient and prayerful considera-
ton. From its perusal he will be en-
abled to recall the circumstances under
which he endorsed and approved" as
above set forth. He will remember
that he did so freely, voluntarily and
snxiously; that he fairly jumped at the
means it presented for gaining the sup
port Of the Democrats of Upshur county
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-17
SWAMI HOUSE,
EVERETT HOUSE.

1IHIS HOUSE Is KEPT ON THE EU
i ropean plan; It IL within three minutes
ride (by horse Sars) Of the New Haven
Rzilro1d depot convenient 70 all the princlp
places Of amusement, and for Summer travelIe
VIII be found the coolest Hotel In the
Every room is provided with running water.