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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

of the surviving friends of Capt r..
was sent TO Italy by Mr. Carroll, to be
wrought ont iu the best marble Of that
country. That has been done, and after
the inscription has been cut, the COM
pleted memorial will he put 10 position
IS before mentioned. This is perhaps
the finest work Of the kind in the State
The design is at once chaste add beau.
tiful. 1t will repay any one to visit the
establishment of Mr.. Carroll and view
the exquisite representations Of farm
and orchard products in bas relief on its
base. The principal block weighs
nearly five tons, the shaft about four,
while the other three sections range
from one and o half to three
Dir. c. keeps constantly full stock
OF marble and Scotch granite monu-
ments and tables, besides the ordinary
head stones. He has built up large
business, requiring a considerable num-
Der Of the best workmen TO fill orders
received and the class Of work he exc
cutes. We commend him to those who
contemplate erecting memorials to de-
parted ones.
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Premature Decay.

Thousands go annually into premature
graves. because they neglect TO preserve
that inestimable hlesSing-gOod health.
Sufferers from Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia,
Constipation, and similar ailments, your
disease will take It's inevitable course and
end your days on earth, perhaps sud-
denly, unless You take the means to prevent
ii. But beware Of false methods and use
only a sure protection against the cause Of
these diseases, as well rs tho only absolute
remedy for them. Fortify yourselves at
once by course of MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERS. and thus render your conStitu-
ton and physique invunerablc 10 the at
tacks OF epidemic disorders and the ordi-
nary complaints which prevail in every
locality. The most distinguished phySi-
clans of the present day use 1t in their
practice, and positively declare, that the
whole science of medicine possesses no
remedy that Is half as etficacious for dis
eases arising from diSOrdered Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys, InteStiues, &C., as MISII-
LER'S HERB BIITERS. Sold by all dug
gists and dealers. DR.. S. e. Hartman IL Co.,
ProprietOrs, Lancaster, Pa.
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TRY Z'cgentelder's Cough Candy, at
No. 4 Odd Fellows Hall, Monroe street.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Tht
following is the list of transfers Of rea
estate entered ut the Recorders office
of Ohio county to Friday, December
10th, 1870.
Owen Walsh and wife to Anthony
Lallv, December s, lot No. IL, in square
No. %, Bucna Vista. for Sl75.
James Hobbs and wife TO Charles W,
Conner, December Is, lot No. IL, in
square No 10, South Wheeling, for
5000
Joseph T. Buchanan and wife to
Joseph II. Little, November II, all in
terest in 66 acres of land joining lands
OF John Blancy and Samuel Mcconnell,
tor 81.
Sarah A. Bel, Meivina Bell and Hen
rietta V. Bel to Joseph II. Little, No
vember 10, all interest in 81 acres OF
land adjoining lands of John Blaney
for SIS.
Heirs Of Hebron Robinson, deceased
to John G. Robinson, November II
part OF lot No. 5, on Main street and
Market alley, and to Martha S. Johns
a portion of same lot, for 81.
II. 2. Merits and others to Thomas
Turton, December Q, part of lot No. ls5
Isl and lSS in .. A. Zane's addition
,or 800
Thos. II. Reed aad wife to Harriet
Bullock, December IA, lots Nos. 10 and
-, in Jacobs addition TO South Vince.
ing, for $3.50
Thomas Pollock and wife to the
Franklin Insurance Company, Decem
Der !, part of lot No. 8, in square No. .
on Monroe street, for $50.
Jos. W. Morgan to Board Of Educa
ton of Richland township, May IL, q
square perches of land in Morgan
school district, for $I5.
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Plan for Campaign AsaiRSt Cer'

A lady correspondent Of the st. Louis
RcpuJEcan writes as fellows from New
York:
If women are ever 20 become voters,
Young and pretty advocates will have to
take matters in hand Half q dozen
beautiful, intelligent girls could get the
best OF those Old Congressional wal
horses in one weeks persistent cajolery
and coquetry Wine and dine the wise
old idiots in q comfortable parlor al
Willard's, tel EN- nice little stories,
sing EN- Pretty little song, sluliiiy en-
with a bit Of Oleubach music, look
well and talk well on all subjects but
the ballot box, till the tobacco-stained
veterans begin relating The anecdotes OF
their affections Then come ont strong
Tor your ights, and every one Of thos,
deluded old roosters would go forth and
crow their loudest for the dear little be-
witching pullets.
But the cackling old hens that have
been giving poultry shows all over
America ever since Columbus discovered
il, 90 each year to Washington, take
cheap lodging st the top OF some sec
ond-class hotel, treat Their contracted
diaphragms TO cup Of tea and dry
toast, read chapterin jeremiah, put
on their No 6 rubberS aud their No. -
worsted gloves, seize the inevitable cot
ton umbrella, and 90 for those unhappy
members. They buttonhole EN- on the
capitol steps, they hold EN- in death
grip with a nor,heaster blowing in their
blue faces, they lay for EN- in vestibules
and around street corners. They im-
press every one with an inclination to
do violent deeds. A jury OF those h ar
raised Congressional victims wonld
acqmt Blue Beard OF wife murder
after being interviewed by the woman's
rights committee. So the fossil agi-
tators IN the great cause return as they
went, and attack the inofiensive villages
and hamlets, worry through the inter,
vening seasons, when again they turl
up in Washington.
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PARLoR BULBS. "A writer in Scribners
Nonthiy says: "Anv Of us who are
hoping for hyacinlhs in March should
set about planting bulbs without delay.
Gardeners advise the last of November,
but it is not yet 200 late to secure flow
ers. Bulbs planted in water SHOULD be
set for two or three weeks in a dark
closet. til the thread-!ike root ilamcnts
half fiji glass A bit Of charcoal
should be kept n the water t. absorb
all vegetable decay.
When the roots are formed, remove
the glasses to O sunny window. and
change the water once week.
Bulbs in earth should also be shaded
for fortnight to give the roots a chance
to strike. Crocus, jonquil, narcissus,
and polyanthus bulbs all grow freely
in the house when set in pots or boxes,
and their many tinted bells, in February
and early March, ring the dirge OF win
ter and peal gladly 10 returning spring,
at least six weeks before their sister
hood under the snow can ges their
chimes in order.
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LEAVE your orders for Porcelain pic,
lures at the Partridge Gallery.

A MAGNIFICENT MONUMENTAL the
marble WORKS of J. A. Carroll, on John
street, can be seen monument just re,
ceived from Italy, which is designed to
be placed in the cemetery at Kingwood,
Preston county, over the last resting
place of Capt, William Royse, a highly
esteemed former citizen and agricul.
turist of that county He died in May,
1869, and in his will set aside three
thousand dollars for the purpose above
indicated, and FIVE hundred dollars ad.
ditional for the foundation. The con-
tract for furnishing the former was
awarded to Mr.. Carroll, of this city
The design, after receiving the approval
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Writing Desks,
Scrap Albums,
Photograph Albums.
Fancy Articles.
Pocket Books.
Portfolios,
PortnnonieS,

PRESENTATION BIBLES, and BIBLES
all sizes, from n neat Pocket Edition 10 q
very large Family and Pulpit.
He would invite particular attention 10
his large assortment of Hymn Books Tor
the various denominations.
He would also call particular attention To
a large assortment Of SterenScopes and
StcreOscopic Views, both Foregn ana
American.
Also n large and well assorted stock Of
sabbath School Books, suitable for Library
THE STANDARD POETS OF EUROPE
AND AMERICA in new and beautiful
styles Of binding.
a large and most complete stock OF Relig.
ious, Biographical, Historical and Miscelia-
neOuS Books always on hand.
will he pleased 10 have my friends ana
the public Ill and examine my stock be-
ore making their Holiday purchases be-
lieving that I can do better by them than
any other house in Wheeling.
decl9 JOHN w. HEISKELL.
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GREAT Success. The festival aud fair
for the benefit of the German Evangel-
ical Church, held at Turner'S Hall last
Thursday evening, melted eleven hun
bred dollars. The business was mostly
lone inside Of four hours. A few more
such successes would place sufficient
funds at the command of the congrega-
ion to erect fine edifce in which to
worship God.
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Pure WINES AND LIQUoES.-Onc OF
the great things in this age Of adultera-
ton, both OF food and drink, is to find
pure wines and liquors, both for medical
and sacramento purposes as well ms
for ordinary use. At the mammoth
liquor house Of George w. Franzhelm,
No. lG7 Market street, in this city, these
articles can Le found pure and unaduI-
terated. We douht if his stock OF
French hraLdies. wines and cordials can
be matchedin the State He imported
them from bordeaux, France, himself,
and purchasers can he sure tina. an
article is just as he represents it. He
has the exclusive agency for the cclc-
bratcd Home Bitters said 10 be superior
10 any other manufactured His stock
of native and foreign wines il large and
of extra Inequalities. In fact Franz
helms Still Catawba is known and
famous wherever wine is drank in this
country. lie has also full stock OF
the best brands Of whisky, gin, rum, &c.
Il Won need pure article Of wine or
liouor for Christmas, call on or send to
G. w. Franzheim, Wheeling.
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ANOTHER illustration Ct tie popular
demand for general amnesty Is found in
the fact that although ;hc Radicals cast
about $1,000 votes at the rccen: election
IN Missouri, only 5000 votes were
given in favor Of q continuation OF the
acknowledgements and prescription whi' h
have heretofore prevailed in that Stale
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uAyI>G fixed up and secured the
passage yi an election law in Georgia,
by which the negroes arc to have a three
DAYS Christmas holiday for voting early
and voting often, Attorney General
AKERsIAS expects to be the next Senator
from Georgia. With this understand,
ing, ne is about 10 retire from GRANT :
Cabinet Extraordinary precautions
have been adopted to prevent repeti;
ton Of tie disaster TO Radical Interests
which recently occurred il Alabama.
Polls are to be kept open three days,
the time selected being about Christmas
TO suit the negroes. No challenge is
permitted and all who are OF apparently
legal age are TO vote. IT, under all
these circumstances, tie Democrats
carry the State. GRANT will interfere
with his tayoncts and DO his best to
secure q seat in The Senate for Mr.
AEERMAS. Such are the beauties OF
republican government as vouchsafed
to the American people in this year OF
grace 1870, and OF the independence OF
the Unitel States the ninctyfIih.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

GOVERNOR Mcclure, Of Missouri, has
appointed D. Il. JEwETT, Of ST. Louis,
United States Senator, 20 fiji the va
rancy created by DRAEE's resignation.
This appointment, howcye-, on'y holds
.ooi until the Legi:l''urc Of the State
,!ects o Senator for tic unexpirei
term
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TuS Chicago Republican. 10 noticing
the fact that FoRNEr offers lis Wash
ington paper for sale, remarks thai
"there never was tine in its history,
that it and its EDITOR WIS not for sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

TIE cabinet-maker5 arc having a
lively time in reconstructing the bureau
Of GRANTS official advisers. BUTLER,
FoExEY, WILLIAMS, OF Oregon, DELANo,
Judge AGNEw, Of Pennsylvania, and a
host Of others, are regarded as proba-
bic componcnts OF the aew cabinet which
GRANT is about to form For ways
dat are dark" President GRANT is pc
culiar," AMI all spccu'ations az to the
individuals whom lie may invite 10 seat-
at his council-1oari are 81, vague and
unreliable as prediction concerning the
persons to be struck by lightning next
summer.
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PROBATE BUSINESS. The only ap-
pointment made by Recorder Woods
during the psst week. was that of Ralph
Ankle, to be guardian Of Cephas G. Da'
Wis, child and heir OF Dorothy j. Davis,
late of Ohio county, deceased. Bond,
81 50O
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Getting Married.

ESSAY FOR YoUSo MEN. on SOCIAL
EVILS, and the proprleiy or improprie-
ty Of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for mat
rlmonial happiness. Sent free, In sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD AS3OCIA-
TON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sapl1d&w
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LArEsr.-The Windsor, Crown Prince,
Lord Stanley, Hyde Park and Kcnsing-
ton are the latest bows out, and can be
had at J. T. Lakin & Co 3, merchant
tailors and dealers in gents furnishing
goods, No. 81 Monroe street Call aud
see them
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-19

MARRIAGE LIcRNcEs.-During the
week ending Friday, December l6, Re
corder Woods issued six marriage
licences, as follows; Saturday 2;
Monday, l.; Tuesday, 2; "Wednesday l..
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A LITTLE boy, upon whom his mother
was infcting personal chast'sement,
said: give me two or three ticks
more, mother; don't think | can be-
have well vet"
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The President declines 10 hold out
an olive branch TO Senator Schurz, and
The branch between him and the Mis-
,ouri Republicans is not likely TO b.
healed.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

LOVES "other name is subject to
photographic mutations. Before mar.
riage it's affection" sfterward il ha.
comes "a fiction.
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BcrLERs disability removal bill has
:, list OF ten exceptions, hut the people
take more exceptions than that to the
bill itself.
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To CURE DYsTErSIA-CloSe all the
outer doors OF a four.story house. open
the inner doors, and then take long
switch and chase cat upanddown stairs
till she sweats
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DIED.

UPDEGRAFF-On Saturday, December
Seminary. Howa d county, Maryland,
joseph ,RMsBY UPDEGRAFF, son OF josiah
f. Updegrati, in the twenty second year OF
his npps
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4 LITTLE boy hearing his father say,
There is a time for all things" asked
his mother: "Wheni is the proper time
for hooking sugar ont of the sugar
boYlY
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THE man who married three sisters
in succession excused himself for doing
% on the ground that lie got off with
oaly enc motherin-lav
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Done BIowN-The State OF Missouri,
ia her late election, Browns majority
! eng forty thousand.
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THE official Democratic majority in
Tennessee is 1888.
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WILL offer from now until the let Of
January my entire stock OF Misses
Shoes at cost. L. V. BLOND.
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BRowx's official majority FOR Governor
10 40 o3S.
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Window Glass.
Religious Book House,
No. 30 MONROE STREET..


Would respectfully inform tho citizens o.
Wheeling and vicinity that he has lately
returned from the Fast, with large and
well selected stock Of
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.EwIs BsIxEE e GO.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
OF FUR5.
500 Sets FurS,
MO. . HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
~ will cure Worms.

A TOMIzERs. OF ALL KINDA. At
N Manufacturers Prioss.
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NO. z HCMPHREYS' SPECIFIC
" will cure Coughs, Colds aud Sore Throat.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
PROPOsALs.
.PRlCE 0HIEF QUARfERMAsrER.

lP4lCE CHiEF QUAnfERMAsrER. DEPARTMENT.
~ OF the East New ork city, June g. i57o.
smsn Ssshsd 70 ~ sscS area wh copy q this adyer
n this olce until II ~ 10 1870 for snupvinv ~ mss
ermasters Department with Eve dve nf
Msns S.sa WOOD sS .s %os % ss sosS
times and In such quantities be required by thts a.
partment during the year ending june 80 M Il wk,sh %
deliveries must be competed and to be delivered the fol-
Fort Monroe, Va, and Yorktown aud Hampton ".
National Cemeteries, l,200 cords VOL
FORT McHsnry, Nd, and Londsn Park Cemstsry, l,ooe
Cords
Fort Foote Nd, 100 cords.
Fort Washington, Nd, 7Oo cords
Fort Johnson n; g., @v cords
Fort Macon, N. q, goo cords
Glendale, Fort HARRISON Seven Pines Cold Harbor Cul
pepper Winchester staunton Danvie Oiy Point Va, end
Newberp, Wilmington and Salisbury N O., National Gene
Fredericksburg and Poplar Grove near Psersburg. vss
National Cemeteries 20 cords each. y
Paymsnt wil DO made according to the measurement ~
livery Bidders must state separately the price at which
places.
Each bid must be accompanied b guarantee signed sy
ana contract entered into they will become suretes in
sam equal 70 oDefourt the amount OF tine contract for the
faithful performance OF the
No bid will be that made acoordanos
with this advertisement and bidders have the privilege Of
being present at the opening OF ths bids.
The reserve the right to reject any or AZ bids
such portion OF bid not less than tor one pos that
be deemed Of advantage 70 tbs public interest.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for dsverinl
the wood herein called for NJ any ono or more OF the pos
Proposals be endorsed "Proposas for wood aRd ID
be obtained. RUFUS lh0ALLS.
General United States Army, Chief Qaarternaster.
DepartInent OF tho East
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
| DLUMBING wORK-NEw LUNATIC ASYLUM ON
Wards Island,
Department Of Public Charities and Correction, No. 60

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Office OF the Clerk Of the Board Of Educaton OF
Grand and Elm streets (and nowhere clse until Tuesday,
and Wood required for the Public choos III this city the
ensuing yearIsay six THOUSAND tons Of Goal !6oo and
one hundred ,l0O cords OF Pine Wood, more Or less
The Coal must be Of the best quality OF While Ash, fur
pn a 9a S @ IN oaa TO or s o two s
delivered In the bins .. the several school buildings Th
proposals must state tine mines rym which Is proposed to
accepted price per OF thousand
two hundred and forty t2,240 pounds 49,
The quantos Of the various sizes Of coal required will bs
twelve hundred tons of stove se hundred and
y6ve tons Of sse and seventy tons Of nut size
The oak wood must be OF the best quality the sticks not
less than three ~ feet and not less than three ( inches IN
diameter
ping wood must be OF the best quality not less than
The proposals state the price per cord OF one hundred
8) cubic feet, SOLD measure, for both oak
splitting per oad-he quantity OF oak wood 70 be split only
as required by the Committee Supplies The wood viii
spector fuel OF the Board Of Educaon and must be
delivered at the schools, when ordered as folowsTwo-
1st OF October and the remainder required by the Com
mittee Supplies.
wood oak pine. be delivered sawed,
cellars vaults bins Of the school building designated
by the proper authority The contracts for supplying said
coal and wood TO be binding until the ls Of june 1871 Two
setes for the faithful performance OF the contract viii be
required and each proposal must be accompanied with the
eompensaton will be allowed Tor delivering said coal
wood any Of the schools nor putting and png the
in the yards cellars vaults or bins Of said schools
the Board OF Education and should be endorsed ro-
posas Coal" proposals for Wood the case may
The commute the right to reject any of the
proposals offered u,,,or,,,, rrrvx
rIsnMts TiM0IHY nBnkaERhHNvAN( COMMITTEES
SAMUEL SAMUEL 4. LEWIS, SUPPLIES
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
OFFICE CHIEF oyARTE;RMlAsrER7. JAR I;s l 7.,d dpEPAsFxENr

nFFlCE CHIEF QUARTEkMASrEk,. DEPARfAENT
Scaled In duplicate with copy Of this advertise
ssd sIe are ~ % r r Os Ss
masters Department with h.teen shcassnd rye Asnared
% aSas.s .S% v @ .oSs good psss
Hay and hundred and ninety l9 tons Straw ee aua
ty less 20 be Furnished :. such times ana 10 such
year ending 80 l which time deliveries must B.
completed, and to be delivered at the following named
Fort Monros va bushels Oats isO Hay and 70
MciIsnry. MdaSoo bushels Oats 50 Hay and IS
Fort Washington Md.aocc tons OATS Is tons Hay and %
Fort Fcots. Md-looe bushels Oats, 10 tons Hay and Is
FOR, Johnson, N Csoo bushels Oats Is Hay and II
Fort Macon N C4Oo bushels Oats 10 toas Hay and Is
Raegh n C-2ooo bushels Oats 40 tons Hay % tons
The oats must entirely free from dust other par
ties and ia good and sabstAnta sacks sewed
bales, ee from surplus wood or other foregn matter.
suppes must be delivered At the whsrvss Of ths re-
weights a. by Pos. Quaermaser the place
Of viii ssr % %s sas hs
each OF the places Tae prices OF sacks necessary
Each bid must be BY signed by
two that In the bid shall be 40
o oae o he
for the faithful performance Of the aame
with this and privilege OF be-
Ing present at the opening OF the bids. -
rcrsrdS a. to lie or 10 scSs
such portion of any bid, than for posi- that may
be sy q Ss made nd viii Ss for devsn,
straw herein called Tor 81 any one or more o.
must be endorsed "Proposas for forage and
strsw6 and addressed 70 the under gned, Of whom any
other information can be eS'ainsgf sIirus 1xaAy1s
Brevet Major General and Assistant
Quartermaster General unhed States Arrnv,
Chief Quarlermaster's Depart Of the East.