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MEMORANDA.

Br. ship Maid OF Orleans, Houston, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia, signaized 2Sth inst lat 40 81,
long. 81 0s.
Steamer General Meade. Sampson, at New Or
lear 28th inst from New York.
Steamer Mississippi, Henry, sailed from New Or
leans 46th inst. for New York.
Steamer Roman, Boggs, hence, at Boston 29th inst.
Steamer Hercules, Doughty, hence for New Or
leans at Southwest Pass M 10th inst.
Steamer Panther, Mills, hence, at Salem 2sth inst
Steamer George ii. Stout, Ford, hence, at Alexan-
dris, ID. c., 29th inst.
Bark 5ohn s. Harris, Thomas, hence for Antwerp,
was spoken 9th inst lat. 80 Ss, long. SO 10.
Brig John Crystal, Barnes, hence, was at Maya
guez 18th inst TO return.
Brig G. c. Van Horn, Conll, for Philadelphia. cid
at Baltimore 29th inst.
Brig Edith Cole, hence at Boston 29th inst.
Brig j. Bckmore Henley, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Bath 26th inst.
Schr oliver scoIdeid, Scolneld. from New Haven
for Philadelphia, at New York 29,h Inst
Schr Lizzie b. Small, Tce, hence, at Danvers 10th
instant.
schr Sarah CLARK, GTlnip, hence, at panYers 2sth
instant.
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4 N2s2ECGN lsusEfn
+ INTERNATIONAL sYstTEk.,
KILLER FhRM, PA.

JOHN E. ROWE, Pron,-.
Good accommodations f,r trauslcrt CUSTOMERS
l''Y Board and Board with rooms on reasonable
terms The prnrreior viii sDare TO pains TO make
his House attractive to quests. irn,1.tC
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Philadelphia 81 Erie IL. Es.

Tine, 10 minutes faster ihnn Erie timo.
On and after tionday, Nov. 18th, 1869. the trains
on the Philadelphia y Erie railroad will run as
flill,ys.
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new sect hos arisen in Boston. who cal.
| themselves "Biblc Christians" and who
1od that they have new insight into The
| Bible that none others before them have
! learned. and that Saturdays is properly the
bords day instead Of Sunday. A conver ted
Methodist minister is preaching 10 them,
md lady teacher in one OF the public
| schools has resigned because her school is
| required TO bs open on Saturday. and she
cannot, in accordance with her new belle
each on that day. The new seer, in this
particular. approzir,ates towards Judaism
\ foolish ieiiOw. named Tbornc. proposes
r eufiti"nt Inducements are offered. to
usle n eeries OF leaps. this summer. from
h. heights at Niagara Falls toto the sseth-
ing pools below. d Ia Sam Patch.
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RlcnEs. man With good, firm health,
rich.
So is The man with n clear conscience.
$50 are the par nts Of vigorous, happy
children.
So is the editor of good paper, with
iig subscription list.
So is the Clergyman whosa coat the It'll
children Of his parish pluck, as he passes
ZEN on their play.
Sp is the maiden whose horizon is no.
bounded by the ''coming man." bnt who
has a purpose in life, whether she ever meet
him or not.
So is the young man who, laying his hand
on his heart. can say. ] have Ireate every
woman ever saw as should wish my sis
ter treated by other man.
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20. II Washington Street
No. il Washington Street
No. '3 Washington Stlee
NO. II Washing on Streen
No. 10 V asni &. on street
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DRUGS ! DRUGS

Purs Drugs at Christia's
Pure Drugs at thiist c5.
'urc Drugs at Cnri-li-'s
Euro Drugs at Christies.
Pure DIu.s ~ Chr-tic's.
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie
iTercflptions Con pounded at Chri-is-
prescriptions Compounded At O. ristie's
Ilc.cilutluns Com rungcG ut Christie,
PRESCRIPTIONS onpoundcd OF sristiss
Medicines 1t Christie's.
Medicines NJ Chiisl-s.
Medicines at Chris r's.
&lcdicincs Chri-tic's.
Medicines at Chri5lir'7.
Prescriptions Compounded ut Chlistie's
l'rsrriptons COmpo lndcG al Chris, q a
fft%cr1ptlo Compounded 81 Chri-t,e,s
prescriptions Compounded st Chris /, 5
Fiesci iiign' Compounded ~ Cnristc's =
Toile. Articles At ihri-ti"'s
Toilet Article. A. Cn.isiir's
r"!ltt Articles at th"i.tie's
Ioilct Article. Mt Caris,'s
Toilet Aitic - 81 h-i-tic's
Prescri.t .tOus Compounded st Cliristie's
PROSECUTIONS CompOn' dcd at CArisii.'s
If' cr'ptous Compounded at Christie,
IRE crypt ons CoAppund,i at G. r'stie',
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie. .
eure Liquors a. Cbri-tie's
Pare Liquors a. Chri-te's
Pure Liquors n tmistir's
Pure liquors st Chrlsis's
Purs LiqaGr- ct Christe's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
Irescri ITEMS Compounded at Christie.
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions ON pOuudsi at Chrisiis's
PuFs Wines at Chris,ta's
Purc Wines at CAlisties
Pare Vine, ;,t Christ;e's
Pare W 'nca AT ClilIstic's
Pure Wines at CIgisfics
Prescriptions Compounded .t Chrirt;e's
Prescriptions Compounded al Christie,s
cscllpiols CJnlDi nuded mt Ch,s ties
lrcScIi puoIs onpuUn dcd a, Chris,i,'.
Fr scriptions Compounded at Christie.
Oils at Christe's '''''
Gil. n Chri,tip's
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Petrol nm Csrtre, Pa.
PetrOl nm Cen re, Ps.
i'trO,e,liu c are, Pa.
r0Iol Uni Cen &c, IA.
Petroleum Conire Pa.
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j. M CHRISTIE.
! . y y q q . q

rENO TIE WORKING CLASS-Wa p-e now pro
i lsIrcd 10 fnrh al classes with constant tu
9!oNmen at home. the whole e the time or for the.
- ''t roments Business new, light and profitable
Fcr- Of either sex e4sily earn from bcc tn a ,
per tvcbinc' aud proportional sum by dcvotirc
i0eiG whul" time 10 The busilcss. Boys ard girl.
earn nearly as much rs men. That ali who see th.
notice may send Heir address. and test the fusnes.
We Haie MS unparalleled offer: TO such as are nor
well fed, we viii send s. to pnv for he troI,
be ~ wriiin" Fuli partcu'ars a valuable s0ln0le
v men VIII do 70 rom neute work on . and copv of
the PSope's Literary pcnioi,-onc of The ,arre.-
nnd bc-t tn>iN newspaper spubiished--al senftfsee
bv mail Ecltec, If you want permanont PRO f .hle
Work address Il. c. ALIEN ~ co Augusta,
Maine,. noy4:9m
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The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing Of
the kind ever before offered to the
public.
As a sure cure for Oiarhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChOI-
era Morbus, Colo, Dyspepsia, Gen.
eraI Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal 1t is
especially recommended to persons
travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of change Of water
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as we'll as the Bar Of every weI-regu-
lated Hotel.
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4 Few WORDS OF WEIGIHT.-"DoyO
mean to say, madam, that he has taken
no other incidence?
This question was asked the other day
in relation to u young man, 1.-The only
son of widow who was then rapidly
recovering from state of absolute pros
tration, occasloned bychronic Indigestion.
1t was asked by friend Of the family
Of the invalid's mother, Mrs Herman,
95 Abingdon Square, New York.
The medicine referred to was PLANTA,
TON BITTERs, 81 do mean to say 1t, re
piled Mrs. X. I'VE had tried twenty
other remedies before, without the
slightest benefit; but we tried none after
wards for the Bitters proved all suffer
ent."
The lady herself is the authority for
this statement; and she further states
her belief that the restorative in question
is the best tonic and invigoratorevcr al,
ministercd.
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Branch Office, CIarksburg, w. Va.
Hon. JON. ]. DAVIS, T. :. SPATES,
President, Vice President
DIRECTORS:
II. n. POOL. Gcn'l Agent.
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
j. VI. McWHORTER, Agent.
WHEELING, W. VA.
BE- Agents wanted everywhere in the state.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION ::


Hon. VIM. T.. Stevenson, Governor West '.
" r. l.. Berkshire, Judges Sup'e Court
" James l.. Brown of Appeals W: a.
J. j. Jackson, Jr., Judge of the L. =.
District Court, w. Va.
u. ID. +. FarnswOrth, President OF SEN
ate, w. Va.
A. Werninger, Member Senate.
4" Jacob Hornbrook, President West Va.
InS. Co.
q" Jacob VI. Bickel, Vice President West
Va. ms. Co.
Caleb BoggesS, Attorney, ClarkSburg, W, V.
Samuel Woods, PhilliPpi,
b. White, sheriff Mercer county,
II. G.. Davis. Senate, Mineral county,
J. y, Camden. President of First National
Bank, ParkerSbuTg.
And the following members of the House
of Delegates of " est NirginiQ:
Hon. b. II. Smith, kanawha county.
G.. G.. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WctZcl
Nathan Golf, Harrison
JOSegh Teter, Barbour
X. NJ Hill, Marion,
James HcrvCy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
q" r. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry BranUOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOGdIidge
J. T. BOwycr, Putnam
j. =. Wilkinson, Lincoln
ian@1
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s3.60S. $50 Cash Dividend
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO



vs..
Hans W. Phillips, administrator OF the
estate OF Daniel Dunbar, deceased;
Isabella VI. Dunbar, widow of the said
Daniel Dunbar, deceased; George L. Dun
bar, Lille s. Dunbar, Samuel \.
Dunbar, Junius b. Dunbar, Annie +.
Crymblt with Hugh Crymble her huS-
band, Julia Taylor, Mary +. Thomas,
Clara VI. Gilbert with Harry Gilbert her
husband children of the said Daniel Dun
bar; and Daniel Ingram, David Ingram
and Francis Ingram, grandchildren and
heirs mt law OF the said Daniel Dunbar,
deceased. In Chancery.
The object of this suit is TO subject the real
estate of the said Daniel Dunbar, deceased,
to the payment of the plaintiffs judgment
for the sum of SlS6.T5 with interest from the
10th day of July, 1864, in default of personal
estate To satisfy the same. And II appear
ing from an affidavit filed in the cause that
Samuel \. Dunbar, JuniuS b. Dunbar, Clara
NJ Gilbert, Harry Gilbert and Francis In
gram are not residents of the state of West
Virginia. il is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the date of the
first publication and posting of this order
and do what is necessary To protect their
interests in this suit.
Test: MICHAEL J. BRElNlG, Clerk.
PECK & COCHRAN, Soils. for PHI aprH
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Police CoURT.-We started tor the
Police Court Yesterday morning feeling
as happy rs a clam with new tooth
pick, expecting a tull house, of course.
But no, we had expected too much We
stuck our head in the court room, but
all was calm. The regular quota of
beauty and chivalry failed to make
their appearance and all was serene as
night We left the place with mingled
feelings of sorrow and disgust, while
tears fell from our eyes Ike dew from q
morning rose.
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ATTEMPTED SEuUCTIoN.--Last even
ny little after nine o'clock, az
couple OF gir's were coming down Byron
street, two roughs 10y the name of Ben.
Mclaughlin and Jack Tanary, rushed
ont of dark alley and seized them and
attempted to drag them into the alley.
The girls screamed murder, and strug-
CLING, got away, the boys tearing much
of their clothing from them The
whole neighborhood was thoroughly
aroused, but up to 10! o'clock no police
man had been found to arrest the
scoundrels.
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The STATE HoUSE.-Mattcrs are
mighty dull about the seat of govern
ment. Nothing but the natural flow
of loyalty" could prevent stagnation.
The following Notaries Public have
been appointed: Kanawha county, s.
C. Wheeler; Boone county, William
Workmen. The old Board Of Directors
for the Kanawha River Improvement
Company has been re-appointed for the
year beginning March 18th, 1870. The
members are F. W. Ford, Point Pleas
ant; W. II. Edwards, -; j. $.
Cunningham, Coalsmouth; P. II. X.
Dix, Charleston: Jos Shields, Charles
ton
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STREET CAR PoLITENESS.-Mcn are
rudcly criticised at times for lack of po-
likeness to the fairer sex IN cars and
omnibuses, but not frequently The
gallantry and courtesy of Americans is
proverbial There is not so much dis.
play about it as the French make. but
there is great deal of more genuine
thoughtfulness and feeling. We are
constrained to add that the ladies them
selves do not always, when it is in their
power, reciprocate this courtesy. If
there are five gentlemen on one
side of the street car and three
ladies on the other, whose flow
ing skirts are spread to cover the en-
tire seat, a sixth gentleman has to find a
crowded seat with the five of his own
sex. So common is this that it is a
subject of general complaint that the
ladies do not make room for new corners
in the cars. With some there is fool
ish mock-modest notion that if they
manifest the presence Of a stranger by
simple civility such as this, it will be
construed into a desire to attract his
attention. With others it is thought
lessness, but with most il is a selfish
desire to have all the room and be as
little crowded as possible. We will
hear less Of the impoliteness of men,
when the opposite sex clear them elves
from the charge Of similar lack of
courtesy in greater and less excusable
degree.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPEETY.-We
call attention to the advertisement of
George E. Wickham, auctionecr, of the
sale ofvery valuable property on Fourth
street. above Union. tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. This is very desirable
property, and a central location, and
the sale should be well attended.
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PREPARE yourself for business by at
tending the National Business College.

SILVER PLATED WARE.-Oxtoby Il
Dutfeld, the Market Street Jewellers,
are now making speciality of Silver
Plated Forks, Spoons, Knives, &c.
The ware is manufactured TO their
order by one of the first houses in the
East, every article being stamped
"Oxtoby Il Dutfield, 5" and is guaran
teed to wear from fifteen to twenty
years. Large stock of Solid Silver and
Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Spcctacles, &c, at l04 Market
street, below Mcclure House.
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THE "WHY. In the response to an
inquiry made yesterday morning in re-
gard to the Grand Army Of the Rcpub-
lie inviting the First Branch of Council
and not the Second, to participate in the
decoration on the 3Oth day of May, we
received the following from Doctor
Baird, which will explain the "why:'
Editors of the Register:
In reply to Your inquiry why the
Second Branch of the City Council was
not invited to assist in decorating the
soldiers graves on the 30th, bcg leave
to say that an invitation was LETT the
evening Council met at my office, after
| had gone to the meeting, and | failed
to get it until after Council adjourned.
&. BAIRD.
Pres. ID Branch City Council.
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For fine Parlor Papers, 90 to PAUL
Bros & Co.'S, No. 90 Market street, the
finest ever brought to the city. Vel
vets, Gilts and Hand Prints, fine as
sortment of all kinds. a few of those
cheap English Papers left They are
extra wide and every bolt warranted
eight yards long. No short goods in
the house. Call and examine their as
sortment
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STATE WEST VIRGINIA. OmIO
-OUIIIN 'EVIIII NVVIEi -NI'III IN7Tt'-f '--'''
Joseph Smith

Joseph Smith
vs..
Joseph W. Morgan and William b. Morgan
administrators of the estate of Josiah Nor
gan, deceased; Fergus Smith and Henry
Keenan,, executors of John Smith, de-
ceased, and EbcucZcr McCOllOch.
In ChanCcry.
The object of this suit is 10 recover from
the administrators of the estate of JOSIAH
Morgan, deceased, who was executor of the
last will of Mary Smith, deceased, and the
surcticS of the said Josiah Morgan. deceased,
the amount of Il legacy devised by the said
Mary Smith to this complainant, Joseph
smith, with interest from the time the same
became due. And ii appearing from an
affidavit filed in the cause that Henry kcC-
nan and William Il. Morgan are not resi-
dents of the State Of West Vi ginia, it is
ordered that they do appear here within
one month after the date OK the first publi-
cation and posting of this order and do what
is necessary 10 protect their interests in
this suit.
Test MICHAEL j. BREINIC, Clerk.
TAYLOR d BARR, Soils. for PHI. aprS
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HOLIDAY Goops.-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
CITY. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, 22 Monroe
street
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CAMPBELL d HARDEN's opening the
Doth.

YOUNGER BY TWENTY YEARS IN THE
APPEARANCE of the man of fifty, or the
lady of-never mind how many sum
mers-after heor she has charmed away
the gray hairs with PHALONS VI
ITALIA. Pleasant, clear, and transpa-
rent. No sediment.
Sold by all druggis' CO. .ancy goods
dealers.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.


Board was held last night in Crangles
building.
Present-Hall, President, Bayha,
Bassett, Bickel, Canadian, Ewing,
Hutchinson, Hamilton, Harrison, Laun-
der, Metcalf, Pollack, Pfarr, Stewart,
Scott, Todd, Wilson and Weitzel.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read, approved and signed.
F. s. Williams, Superintendent OF
Public Schools, made the following re.
port:
OFFICE SUP'T PUBLIC Schools, !
WHEELING, May 10, 1870. J
To the Board Of Education
GENTLEMEN-Your attention is in
vted to the following statement relating
to the schools of. the District for the
month of April:
Whole number of pupils enrolled,
2449; average daily attendance, 2l97 ;
average daily absence, 252; per cent. Of
average attendance on enrolment, 80
number of visits by school officers and
others, 1893; number of pupils neither
absent nor tardy, $40; number Of days
of school in the month, 20; number OF
corporal punishments reported, 81.
Branches Of study and number OF
pupils in each: alphabet, l0l; spell.
ing, 2329; reading, 220j; writing, 1889;
mental arithmetic, lll2; written arith'
metic, 1862; geography, 500; grammar
$50; history, so; physiology, A; natn'
raj philosophy, 30; chemistry, Il; al
zebra, %; geometry, 4; familiar sci,
ence, 81; German language. I39; vocal
music, Sj4; bookkeeping, s.
Amount paid for tuition, S26S2.
For details relating to the several
schools and divisions, members are re
:crred to tabular reports in the hands
of the clerk.
(Signed) F. S. WILLIAMS, Supt.
On motion the report was received
and ordered to he filed.
The report Of the committee on Ac
counts was read, and bills amounting
TO 1853. 80 were ordered 10 he paid.
On motion of Mr. Metcalf it wa:
ordered that the contractors for build
ing the Union township school house
should have to the first of February
1871, to finish the same
Mr.. Wilson offered the following
resolution:
ResoIced, That the payments to be
made to the contractor or contractors
for building the Union Township Schoo
House shall bemadein three payments
that is to say, one-third when one-thirC
OF the work is done; one-third wher
twoLhirds is done, and the balance
when all the work is completed, pay
mcnts to be made only on the estimate
of the Superintendent Of the building
contractors entering into sufficient Sc
curity for the faithful performance o
their respective contracts and the clerk
issue orders on the Sheriff upon the Ger
tifcate of the Superintendent. Adopted
On motion, it was resolved to employ
man TO supcrintcnd the building o
the school house.
The contracts for building Union
township school house were awarded
to the following parties as the loves
bidders. Total amount $l9, $4,000.
George Roberts, painting and glazing
$50; &. W. Kennedy, plastcring
I = "a,
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STEAM BOATS.
Regular Saturday Packet for
Marietta. Parkersburg, Cal
lipOIis, IrOntOn, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati.

THE FINE LIGHT-DRAUGHT
lelsSHtt5steamer X. Il. HUDSON, Captain
- j. I. Russell, Charley List, Clerk,
win leave as above on Saturday, the 2lst
inst, at o'clock p. NJ. Fare TO ParkerSburg
500. For freight or passage apply on board
or TO I. IL. boOlh W,
,noaO Agents.
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Regular Pittsburgh a. Wheel
ing Packet.

THE FINE PASSENGER
lslt=SttS ;teamer PErROL1A, Capt Har-
$500 an, will leave Wheeling Tor Pitts
bu gn eye.y Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
ddy AT O'clock \. NJ. Returning, W"
leave Pittsburgh for Wneeling every Moo
day, Wednesday and Friday, at II O'Clock
A. VI. Freight received at the Wharf Boat
M ali hours by {. Ii. BOOTH & CO.,
MALI Agents.
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LADIES DESIRE WHAT Men ADMIRE
And this little thing is Beauty. What
do we say i beautiful? a transparent
complexion and a luXurant head Of hair.
What will produce thcse2 IIagan' :
Magnolia Balm will make any lady OF
thirty appear but twenty; and Lyon :
Kathairon will keep every hair in vents
the hair from turning gray, craditatcs
Dandruh, and is the finest Hair Dressing
n the world, and at only half ordinary
cost. IF You want to get rid Of Sallow-
ness, Pimples, Ring-marks, Moth-patches,
etc, don't forget the Magnolia, Balm,
ladies'
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Raw Sugars.

% IIHDS: PRIME NEW ORLEANS,
~ Porto Rico and DemaTara,
10 :" Prime Cubas.
MAXWELL & TINGIE
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Another Wonder.

WHEELING, W. Va, May Is, 1870
Dr&. Sprcchcr and RoJb
DEAE SIRS In answer to your in
quiry, | would state that for the past
cicrw ycarS | have been almost totally
biRd from amaurosis, accompanied 10y
cataract, and for years have had no
hope of recovery, but marvellous as it
may seem, since the few electrical treat
mcnts which have had from Won my
sight is returning ! cannot speak too
highly Of yo"r system, and it gives me
pleasure to recommend you to my friends
everywhere. Rev. WV. q. lloRBS.
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OUR friend Oxtoby has our thanks
for thermometer Should we run
short of paper collars it is a good thing
to have about.
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William X. Downing.
mont I'm a SSumpSit-

William X. Downing.
Attachment in ASSumpSit.
The object of this suit is to recover from
the above named defendant the sum of
$4,000, with interest on 5000 parcel thereof
from the first day Of October, 1869, and on
5000 other parcel thereof from the first day
of January, 1870, and on 5000 the residue
thereof from the first day Of April, 1870, and
costs of this suit; and an attachment haV-
ing been issued herein and levied by the
Sheriff on the personal property belonging
to said defendant, Downing, and IL appear
ing from an affidavit filed in the cause that
William X. Downing Is not IL resident ofthe
State Of West Virginia, IL is ordered that he
do appear here within month after the date
of the first publication and posting Of this
order and do what Is necessary 10 protect
his interest in this suit.
Test: MICHAEL. BREINIG, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR, Att'ys for PHI. apr2S
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The largest and finest lot of Stereo-
scopic Views ever brought to the city
have just been received by the Partridge
Joint Stock Company Call and see
them
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-20

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are being Of
fcred now to purchasers Of Furniture,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades, &c, at
Hubbard Bros, corner Of Market and
Qnincv streets.