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VARIETY.

tual admiration-As the season of parties
aehes boys begin to feel gallant and "gals -
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on Christmas Eve.
BY EDGAR FAwcErT.

-. ..s,sishrs quivering crimson,
- Winter sun sinks low
-,.s ill the first vague star, wife,
,.,-,s5 Ger the giOoming snow;
- our lost ones may wander from the realms Of
MIR resi, believe
-, -, us a. visitanI angels in the dusk Of the
ChrstnAs Eve!
.,,s1e,ier anguish Of longing,
ID Is ofintenser despair,
DO may teIIl-of a vieWless embrace,
ss0zy hand our hair.
.,Jfnrs are near Us tonight, wife, as we watch
. iii hearth gIimmer weave
,i,rnres On ceiling and curtain in the dusk OF
Christmas EVe
tgernory's enchantnenf
i I'D The gloom round Us cast
a from ashes OF enlbers
,rse on hearIhs Of the past
.,osboy-,aasht.r, long vanished, or tie gold Of
,giet- each leaves
-, nat Cor ever must haunt the dusk OF
Christmas Ewes
children draw near once again, wife, 80
,,,rvsng harE to the quaint
emorilI holiday legend
- t,,,rriful reiniesr drawn saint.
,,.--,ur il uor ill the shadows Of the desOlate
chamber beieTe
,er ,l As Of Old round the dear ones, in the dusk
oftbe Christmas Eve
D, rlurraur i sof,ly who knows, wife,
II whisper will float, in reply,
and szeef fhro' the composing dimness,
prOof that our darIings nigh,
fever their footsteps may wander from the Heavenly
Home, believe al.tlt
vii seek Us visitant angels 10 the dusk Of the
Christmas Eve
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~ residing the Eastern United states ean
cards by enclosing GreeHb0cks or United
Stamps for such amount they wish 10 pay,
and their cards will be inserted above table, fer the time
paid for.
III Cards. when prepaid for year. are allowed
discount from these rates. transient advertise
when paid or charged quarterly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-20
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. Is.

SATURDAY MORNING, rep. 10.
At 10 o'clock precisely the Mayor
took the chair and called the First
Branch to order.
The roll being called. Messrss Allison,
Cecil, Stone, Shambra, Shallcross and
Wilson answered to their names.
There being no quorum present, the
City Sergeant was ordered by the Coun-
Gil to arrest the absentees and bring
them to the Council Chamber forth
with.
Mr.. Blair, Campbell and Pannell ap-
peared.
The resolution in relation TO pur.
chasing settees and chairs for Council
Chamber, received from the Second
Branch, was coucurred in.
The resolution referred to the COM
mlttee on Buildings, with power to act
in relation to repairing the building
attached to the City Building, received
from the Second Branch and amended
by requiring the committee to report.
The action of the Second Branch re-
ferring the railroad draft to committee
on Railroads was concurred in.
The bond Of Elijah Day, received
from the Second Branch, was approved
and the action Of that Branch concurred
in. l..
On motion, the First Branch adj
jOurnei.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-20

TRASsrERs OF REAL EsrArE.-Tbe
following is the list Of trainers of real
estate entered at the Recorders office
Of Ohio county to Friday, February
II, 1871:
John Henderson and wife to Charles
Rahr, February !, lot 81 on Eoff street,
for $1,000. ...
q. C. Hunter and wife TO Joseph
Lawson, February u, lot No. lie,
Huron street, Wheeling Island, for
$l75.
David P. Little and wife to David
B. Garvin, February ], their interest
in Is acres of land, aud in 4 acres, 2
rods and 20 poles Of land adjoining
James Titles land, for $l74.
Stephen Waterhonse and wife to
Charlotte Schaffer, February H., lot
No. 6 in square No. 81, South Wheel
ing, for $500. ~ , .--,
Jacob White and wife to Karl H.
Robrecht, February 2, "a acres, 3 rods
and IS perches on Little Wheeling
creek, for $500. r. -,
Richard H. Pratt and wife to Robert
Campbell, February !, part of lot No,
43 in D. Zane's addition, for $500. 81
James T. Brady to VIM. Allison,
April Is, 1870, 1929 acres il Donegal
township, Pa, and on State line, for
$936O. -. - '.'..
Henry Vogt and wife to Conrad APP
pei, February II, lot on Coal street
North Wheeling, for $3.50. IT," =.
Ellen Riddle and James S. Riddle to
Robert Frazier, February Is, their in
terest in the Richie farm, for $500.
Jos. NJ. Brolie and wife 10 Nathaniel
Little, February ], part OF lot No. So,
on Quincy street, for $500. ..
Belmont Nail Works Company To
Stephen Waterhouse, February -, lots
Nos. !, 2, 5, 7 and 8, in square No. 46
and lots Nos. 3, 4, I and s, in square
No AZ, South Wheeling, for $1,000. "
Samuel Blake and wife 10 William
H. Kelly, September 81. 1870, part Of
lot No. 3, in square NJ. AZ, South
Wheeling. for 500. T.
S. Brady and J. L. Hobbs, executors
and S. B. Caldwell to w. II. Hook
February | i, lot No. 6, in square No. ~,
in J. Caldwell's addition, for 800.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re RE-
- ceived al the Recorders Office Of Brooke
county, until Saturday, the 18th day of
March, 1871, at noon. for the graduation and
masonry Of the Panhandle Railroad. from
the town corporation of Wellsburv IN a
point opposite the saw mill Of Nathaniel
Wells, near the bridge Of the Pittsbnr1i,'
Cincinnati and St Louis Railroad Corn,
pany, opposite Steubenville, being a dis
lance OF about six miles and one-half Prn-
posals viii be received for the whole or
as follows: - "'i4e'
For earth excavation by the yard. 80
Loose rock excavation by the yard.
SOLID rock excavation oy the yard.
Bridge and culvert masonry by the percb
AT the aaIne time, viii be received pron[.
sals ZOE furnishing the necessary cross H.
for the entire line Of the rosd.
And also, for the constructing OF vooaa,
and =. Cox. ni vi VI.
Plans and specifications and a n,oo,. =,
the entire line can be seen at the Recorde,is
ofnce Of Brooke county on and af,sr vi.
ruary 9TH, lSl, by application TO w ~
white, Secretary OF the Company. -
Inc company reserves the rishf In ,.s<..
any ana all bids, IL not Fat!sfacforv 10 Z,
BY order Of the Board, VIZ.
H. g: LAZEAR- Pres't ,ro ,.,,
W. ID. WHITE, sec'y. f s
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NEW 7-3O GOLDLOAN.
Safe! Profitable! Permanent !
- JAY COOKE & CO.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest
the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
GOLD BONDS.
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

These bonds are secured, {bs, by q
First Mortgage on the Railroad Itself, its
rolIing-stock, and all equipments sSeuu,
by First Mortgage on It's enIlre 1 ranu
Grant, being more than Iwehty-lw99 i.o"
sand Acres OF Land 70 each mile OF Roau.
The Bonds are free from United STATES
Tax the Principal and Interest are payanie
in Gold-the Principal at tile emu Oh nii.s
wears, and the Interest Semi-apnualIy, u.
the rate of SEVEN AND THREE-IENrhs
PER CENT. per annum. ,o
They are Issued in denominations OF siVo'
$500, $1,000, 5000 and $4,000,
The Trustees under the Mortgage are
Nesrs. jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia. ana }.
Edgar Thomson, President OF the Pennsyl-
yania Central Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-SO Bonds VIII al
all times before maturity, be receivable NJ
Ten PER CENT PREMIUM Tor l.lO) In eX-
change for the Company's lands ut their
lowest cash price. -.
Bonds weld an income larger, We believe,
than any other first-class security. Persons
holding United States 5-2U's can, by convert
ing them into Northern Pacifics, increase
their yearly income 0ne-thDd, and still nave
a perfectly reliable investment. ,
How 10 GET THEM.-Your nearest
Rank or Banker will supply these Bonds In
any desired amount and of any needed
determination. Persons wishing Ia cx-
change stocks or other bonds for these, can
do so with any Of our Agents, who VIII
allow the highest current price for ALL
MARKETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living in localities remote from
Banks, may send money, or other bonds,
directly to us by express, and we Will send
back Northern Pacific bonds ut our own
risk. and WITHOUT cost to the investor. For
further information, pamphlets, maps, etc,
call on or address the undersigned, or any
OF the Banks or Bankers employed In sell
this Loan.
After thorough Investigation, ! have &C.
cepted the general agency for West Virginia
and the adjacent counties Of Pennsylvania
and Ohio for the sale of those Bonds, and
confidently recommend them 10 my GUS
toners and investors generally.
r. CRANGLE,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-20

SpIvINs' LEcrURE.-There is a good
deal Of curiosity to know how Spivins
will handle the subject OF his next
Wednesday night lecture-"Cats." All
who wish to know are invited to call at
Stone d Henkes picture store, Crangle 8
block, tomorrow and secure seats. We
are assured by those having the matter
in charge that there have been tickets
enough sold already TO warrant them in
predicting a full house. Those who
have purchased tickets can secure their
seats by presenting the tickets as above
tomorrow morning.
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SHRovE TUEsDAY.-To-morrow is
Shrove Tuesday called 80 because, form
erlv it was compulsory upon the people
to confess their sins and be shriven on
that day, preparatory to ent ering on the
solemn season Of Lent. In England a
barberous custom prevailed, that OF
throwing sticks or stones at chicken
cocks with the view of knocking off
their heads. Whoever did this was en-.
titled to the bird. From this custom
we have the term "Shrove cock" The
earliest day on which Shrove Tuesday
can fall is February Sd, and the latest,
March 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-20

RIGHT VS.. MIGHT.-A most moment
ious struggle has been going on in this
city for few days past between Might
and Right. The City Sergeant and his
myrmidons representing Might, and the
gentle Toby Vance representing Right.
Thus far Might has had the best Of it,
but we find consolation in the thought
80 beautifully expressed by the poet,
Truth squshed to earth will rise again,
And you can't keep her down. I'll bet you
n thousand dollars on it,"
On Wednesday last lobe asserted his
right to get drunk-drunk as freeman,
drunk as lord, drunk hog? He was
arrested and incarcerated in loathsome
dungeon, and thence brought forth only
to be banished from the city limits
under the penalty Of serving thirty days
on the chain gang. Overcome by the
humiliating position in which he found
himself, lobe accepted the terms and
left the city, taking up his residence in
Bridgeport.
Here reflection came, and he regretted
the hasty promise he had given. The
more he thought of it the more excited
he became. Should he remain, coward
like, away from the city he had done so
much for, or return and defy the authori-
ties as Achilles, Julius Cesar, John
Smith or some other one Of the ancient
gods had deied the lightning. He
finally, after two days Of consideration,
determined to return. He reached this
determination the sooner because he
had a row with a Bridgeport policeman,
and that minion of the law was inclined
to make a fuss. Hastily packing up
his baggage, which consisted of one
stocking and q bottle Of whisky, he
came back to Wheeling, in defiance OF
the law, in defiance Of thirty days on
the chain gang, in defiance of officer
Chapline and all the rest of it
For an hour he was happy. He was
again treading the streets Of his loved
Wheeling, he city Of his heart, with
whisky enough in his bottle to last till
noon, and in the fitness Of his JOY he
gave utterance to two lusty shouts
Those shouts of victory were given too
soon, They brought officer Chapline
to the spot. Might again overcame
Right, and Tobey is now in Jail.
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$25 Reward.

TWO CONVICT5, WHILE OUT IN THE
L woods chopping, this morning about
10 o'clock, captured the guard and took from
him one Spencer seven-shooting carbine
and his clothing. -
The above reward will be paid for the ar.
rest and return TO this place OF the two, or
s2j for either OF them.
DESCRIPTION.
JOHN THOMAS, bright mulatto, 5 feet
AZ inches high, woody head, black eyes: %
years old; heavy set; scar on forehead in
edge OF the wool; small scar on back OF
right wrist. Had on black frock coat and
striped summer pants
WILLIAM CRAFTY, white, OF Irish de-
scent; feet s. inches high. dark brown
hair cut short, grey eyes, 10 years old: fresh
cut on the fore finger OF right hand: very
heavy set; full red face. Had on blue Gov.
crnment over coat and dark pants.
When last heard from they were going
in the direction OF Cameron, between FORK
Ridge and B. & o. r. r
W. B. CURTIS,
Supt West Va. Penitentiary. .
MoUSDsvILLE, W. ", Feb. IL, 1871.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA
State Normal School,
FAIRMONT, W. VA.

IT'S OBJECT is the preparation OF teach
ers for Common Schools, High SCHOOLS anu
Academies, not by special superneiaIusss'
hut by thorough scholarship, actual teach,
ing and the study Of the philosophy anu
methods of Education. o,,,,
IT'S MENTAL TRAINING Is eqnally
o5antad IN those lrhO do not intend TO become
teachers, aiming at the greatest benent 10
the student in the development OF nIe,,ss,
pnd moral powers and practical usefulness
in lie. ,,,, Conn.
mon Branches, the English language In All
its departments, the Natural sciences Ins
Mathematics, Commercial Arithmeac ana
k-Keeping, Vocal and instrumental
Music, and the Theory and Art OF Ieachlhg7;;
SESSIONS. The Winter Session VIII
close March 18th, 1871, and the Spring Ses-
sion will commence April 4th, and close
June Sd, ISL.
TUITION Is FREE. Students attending
this school to be educated as teachers pay
no tuition. .r....r
Send for n Circular. ,,,>,r
feb2 Secretary Of TX. Com.
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An ARrIsr.-It is not every skilled
workman, no matter in what branch,
who is entitled to rank as an artist
This is especially true Of watchmakers
and jewelers. Squire J. w. Schultz
has a watch Of peculiar construction.
1t strikes the hour with the regularity
of clock and is quite curiosity in its
way. A short time since it got out Of
order. He took it to all the watch
makers in Wheeling and they were
Obliged to confess their inability to do
anything with it Finally he took it
to VIM. E. Yost, on Fifth street. second
door above Vine, South Wheeling
where it was repaired and made as good
as new. Mr.. Yost learned his trade IN
one Of the great Matchmaking cities Of
Europe, and thoroughly understands it
in all its particulars. % IA
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COUCH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Balsam is healing,
softening and expectorating. The extraor-
binary power IL possesses In Immediately
relieving, and eventually curing, the most
obstinate cases OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption is almost incred
ible. SO prompt Is the relief and certain its
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
OF the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
physicians are daily prescribing II, and one
and all say that IL is the most healing and
expectOrating medicine known. One dose
always affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggists, I'm
large bottles. Price One Dollar. II Is your
own fan tif you still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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BALTIMORE & OHIOR ,
WHEELING. I,,

WHEELING, necrml.,
La :s. :. 49, PASSENGER p \
&2 1~Twill run hy n.
schedule on ana AFTER IS~Ini.-
Wheeling time: -
CINCINNATI EXPREZ
EAsT-LEAvEs wHr
Wheeling WhrrIIn, Ia
daily at......5:2o A. NJ. da!lvst |
ARRIVES AT ARPr,
Grafton.-......9:5j A. N. Xau>y''''
Cumberland. 30 p. NJ. Newark g I
Baltilnore.....9:i0 Sandusty
Wash'n CitylOca5 CulumhH' I'D
New York....5:j0 A. N. Gncinps,i
. FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs WIN,
Wheeling tWhn,i.g
daily at.-...i:JO =. n. uaiIyM
ARRIVES AT ARRyn
Baltimore......Si0 A. ". Eanc>yiII.
Wash. City. LEGO Newark
New York .....i:l5 p. ". Columbg,
Sunday a.
MAlLTRAIN.
EAST-LEANkS wESr-r..-
"Wheeling "Br.,mr
daily at....lO:S5 2. NJ. dal,ya,
ARRIVES At ARKnn,
GraftOn......- 800 A. N. Newark
Baltimore. As p. N. .Sandu>ky y
Washtn City6:OG Columbus :
New York $3.50 A. N. Cincinnau
SATURDAYS excepted. cSunday, -,
ACCOMMODATES.
EAsT-LEAVEs wET uLo
eWheeling ,i"Whrelns
daily at.....i0D A. N. daily at O.,
ARRIVES AT AIRLINE =.
Grafton....... 40 p. N. Zan,syilI, :.
Parkersb'g.... S45 Newark. n
Cumberl'd... 1000 'Saudu>ky .,
Sundays excepted. columbus vi
SUNDAY, IL
Trains on the Main Line max, A,
lions ut baltimore with trains I'm n,
phia, New York and Boston. A.
House, via Washington city, fora
South.
Central Ohio trains make dine, Z.
ton at Columbus for all point v t,
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points car ,
cured at the Office.
..,. JOHN l.. WIlSN
Master OF Transportation, RAJ,
X. 7. DEvRlR
JAM General Agent, Wiz
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A REPoRrER.-The following, which
we find in an exchange, is worthy Of
universal perusal: "A newspaper re-
porter is often treated as an intruder, and
in nine cases out Of ten, the informa-
ton he gains, and the public expect to
read in newspaper, is drawn out either
by the most persistent effort or ingeni-
GUS strategy. Those whose interests he
is serving should place at his disposal
every reasonable facility for gaining the
information required, and Of committing
it to paper, instead Of attempting to
hedge him off.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. d., President
With Full Corp of Professors.

OPENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PuR-
I poses OF instruction, this Institution
has already attained a very extensive range
of patronage and support. ,,
II possesses the finest grounds and build
ings in the State. =,
Classes are formed in all the regular
Departments of Collegiate ana Sciehtlnc
Study. ,,,,,
Special advantages for thorough ac9uiSi-
ton of the Modern Languages, the study
of Geology, and other branches III the IN
terest of Agriculture. -
Chemistry taught according TO the new
and only correct system.
Teachers Glass every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION from SIS to sN per year.
FALL TERN begins Sept. It'll. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March 2lst.
Commencement, June 18th.
pB Send for Catalogue.
GEO. C. STURGISS,
Secretary Board OF Regents.
Morgantown, w. Va, July 81, 1870.
sep2
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On THE WAR PATH.-A man named
Duffey got overloaded with benzine on
Saturday night, in South Wheeling,
and sloshed round in gorgeous and
attractive manner. He attracted
Sergeant Schultz, who it upon him
like duck on a June bug, and placed
him for the night where lie could
neither hurt or be hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-20

New WALL PAPER,-Pauli Bros &
Co. have received the largest and finest
stock of Wall Papers and Borders ever
brought to this city. All the newest
and most desirable styles Of Velvet,
Gilt Bronze. Embossed and Satin.
The prices are IS low as any in the
market, and the paper is one-sixth
wider. Give them a eau and see for
yourself. 30 lErsH aszca aal oa
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Warmers Pile Remedy.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never fail
ed mot even in one case) TO cure thevery
worst cases OF Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted shouldim-
mediately call on their druggist and get
WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t Is expressly
for the Piles, and Is not recommended tc
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many
cases of over thirty. years standing. Price
One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where
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WA,H1xorox,s BrsrHpar-MEErSe

WASHINGTON BTETHDAY-MEETINe
SATURDAY. NIeHr.-There was quite .
large attendance on the meeting at the
Court House Saturday night, and al
though there was an evident misunder-
standing, at the beginning, Of the pur-
pose for which it was called, all ideas
were harmonized and an "old time cele-
bration" of the natal day Of the great
est and purest man the sun ever shone
upon, George Washington, was agreed
upon.
The call as it appeared in the Eng
lish papers of the city was for making
arrangements for proper observance
Of the birthday OF Washington. and
celebrating the approach of peace. In
the Arbsiter Freund the call was for
making arrangements for celebrating
the triumphs of the German armies in
the Franco Prussian war, on Washing
TONS Birthday.
The meeting organized by electing
George w. Franzheim, President, and
Messrs. Clarkson of the REGISTER and
Neuhausen, OF the Arbsiter .Fre'nd,
Secretaries.
The President stated that the meet
ing was called for the purpose Of max
ing arrangements for celebrating the
victories lately won, by tine German
troops, on the 22d OF February, if there
should be sufficient time.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the Amer
lean and German citizens OF Wheeling
do unite in celebrating, on the 22d Of
February, the birthday Of Washington
and the victories won by the German
troops over those OF France. Carried.
On motion a committee of Arrange
ments, consisting of thirteen citizens,
was appointed, Messrs. George W.
LETTERS, G. W. Franzheim, Cochran
Clarkson, Osterling, Pfarr, Schawtz
bach, Lawrence Walter, August Weide'
busch, John Zoeckler, John Hoffman,
John Stroehlien and August Rolf.
On motion the Secretaries Of this
meeting were directed to invite the
different societies Of the city. to join in
procession on Washington's Birthday.
Adopted.
Several short speeches were made in
German and English. The German
speakers taking the position that there
should be no celebration Of German
victories on Washington's Birthday, be-
cause, as the name Of Washington was
held in as high reverence by all the ma
,tions Of Europe as by his native-born
fellow countrymen, for his devotion to
freedom, celebration Of the victories
of monarchy would be out of place
at that time, and would exclude our
fellow-citizens of French birth, who
love the memory Of Washington, from
taking part in the proceedings. Let
us" said ore speaker, celebrate next
Wednesday, as citizens Of America
honoring and loving the name and fame
Of the great Washington, and after
wards as men Of German birth, when
peace is declared, hold a jubilee in
honor OF our fellow countrymen whose
proves on the battlefeld.have made the
name Of Germany still more famous.
The proposition was received with
shouts Of applause.
The following resolution was then
unanimously adopted: g.
RESOLVED, That we will celebrate the
approaching anniversary Of the birth o.
Washington in an appropriate manner
and that all the citizens of Wheeling
be invited to join with US on Wednes
day next February Odd.
After which the meeting adjourned
Mt
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A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.-The
fragrant ISozodont has taken very prom
inent place among the most approved
dentrifces of the day. 1t is very pop
ular article for the toilet, highly recon-
mended by all who have used it, as a
beautifer and preserver of the teeth, re-
freshing the mouth, sweetening the
breath, and arresting the progress OF
decay.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-There were six
marriage licenses issued by Recorder
Woods during the week ending Friday,
February 18th as follows: Monday,
5; Thursday, l. This improvement is
evidently due to Lent. There can be no
marriage or giving in marriage for a
great number of our citizens after Tues
day next.