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The Hazards Of Winbr.

The feeble and delicate dread the inter,
and with good reason. The weathcnt this
season has q depressing effect upon tie vital
organs and the animal spirits, an they
have no vitality or mental animation to
spare. The aged and infrm, in whm the
flame Of life is waxing dim, are alwSs un-
pleasantly affected by the Temperature OF
winter, and should fortify their sstems
against ii. The extra vigor and resistant
power which the enfcebled system uluires
to enable ii to meet with safe Y the assaults
the regular use of Hostetter's Stomah Bit
tiers. The tonic effect of this Wonderful
medicine is soon apparent, in an increased
appetite, a more active digestion, and n
brighter, happier frame Of mind. hood is
the fuel Of the body. and II il is not pDperly
tligested the fires of life burn low. When
this Is the case, the disability can Always
be remedied within short space On time,
ny lOSc VI the ~ iSt "a
day. The stomach will soon begin n per-
form it's allotted task regularly andStead-
lily: the food, being Thoroughly assimlated,
will yield the amount Of vital heit and
nourishmeut which the body requies un-
der the external pressure of cold, AID the
winter ailments which are apt to asnil the
weak and untoned physique will beavoid-
Ell
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Dangerous Disease.

A cough in itself may not be danfrOuS;
1t is rather prelude to one hat ha been
regarded as almost proverbially fata-pul-
monary consumption. II people were
sufficiently cautious, there would btfewer
diseases OF the lungs and very few dthem
fatal. But how is this? you will SIX. A
plain answer settles the whole latter.
Take medicine in time; take IL win you
notice the first cough, or the first ain in
your breast. There isno pain withot there
Is something internally wrong, AM there
is seldom cough without somethinayrong
with the lungs, or some Of the organ lead
ing thereto; II may be the bronchia;t may
be the larynx or the trachea. DIR. KTsER s
LUNG CURE will heal any one, Orlll OF
them. II costs tritie TO try, and tht trial
may, in your case, AS ii has done irthou-
sands, save your lungs from permamt in
jury. DIR. kEYSER'S LUNG CURE Is real
genuine medicine; it cannot do hrm 10
the tenderest infant or the most en.ebled
invalid; 1t is prepared by DR.. Keyse him.
self, with great care and with an epecial
view to meet cases Of eithes reCnt or
chronic coughs. II you call on the Doctor
at his principal office, l67 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. he will examine your luI,s and
tell you whether 1t will cure you. Office
hours from 9 A. VI. until =. NJ, an from
3P. NJ. until 6; and on Saturdays, frn : to
Cat night. $50 per bottle. If your hggist
does not keep 1t send. five dollarTo DR.
Keyser and he will send four bot les Sc
curely boxed, by express, with fulldirec'
lions how to Use IT,
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February In Florida

4 correspondent Of the Boston Tran
script writes from Florida under date Of
the lst inst see Won have been hav-
ing another cold spell Thursday, Janu-
airy 26th, seems to have been a harsh
day with you, with snow and sleet, and
finally a temperature below zero. Here,
all last week, the weather was mex.
ceptionably fine and mild Thursday
(your cold day. it was too warm Tor a
light overcoat. On Friday | walked
two miles to Hardees nursery. and saw
a cape jesmine just bursting into bloom,
and plenty Of strawberry blossoms
all in the open air and unprotected. |
might have seen ripe straw berries grow
ing il l had chosen to walk a few rods
over some rather moist land
Yesterday the thermometer in the
shade was II. 1t was almost too hot
to work much in the open air. Some
spinach and peas that | planted a
fortnight ago have come up finely.
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An Ounce Of Preventia is
Better than u POun
OF Cure"

This is the most sickly period of tliyear,
but there is remedy which is a ccstant
protection against the causes OF disse; it
enters swiftly into the circulationif the
blood, expels the morbific substar col
lected therein during the winter; drects
all morbid changes in the blood; rebates
the supply and quality and equalfs the
circulation of the blood; promotes u ope-
rations of the digestive organs; aci as II
mild and efiicacious stomachic; strefhens
the nervous fibres and Gains the nvous
system; promotes buoyancy of spirs and
feeling; revives the physical energiL and
imparts vitality and elasticity toevery
organ of the human body. 1t is no Is cell
ebrated preparation than MISHER'S
HERB BITrERS. Use 1t now-uset reg
ularly every day-and prepare your rstem
for the change in the season, al for
tify ii against the dangers of disease.
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PROPOSALS.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL ~ RE-
- ceived al the Recorders office OF rookie
county, until Saturday, the 18th ay OF
March, ISL, at noon, for the graduatin and
masonry OF the Panhandle Railroad from
the town corporation OF WellSbur 10 a
point opposite the saw mill OF Nathaniel
Wells, near the bridge Of the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati and II. Louis RailroadCom-
pany, opposite Steubenville, beingl dis.
lance of about six miles and one-hal Pro-
posals will be received for the While or
any less proportion, not less than on mile,
rs follows:
For earth excavation by the yard.
Loose rock excavation by the yard
Solid rock excavation Dy the yard.
Bridge and culveIt masonry by thefrch
At the same time, will be received ropo-
sails for furnishing the necessary eros ties
for the entire line OF the rod.
And also, for the constructing al Woden
bridge across Cioss Creek, on the farI Of L.
and +. Cox.
Plans and specifications and a .prdle oI
the entire line can be seen at the herders
office of Brooke county ON and aftr Feb
ruary 5th, 1871, .by application TO v. IL
White, Secretary of the Company.
The Company reserves the right t'reJec'
any and all bids, II not satisfactory tit.
By order OF the Board.
II. q. LAXEAR. Pres't pTdrn.
W. H. WHITE, Sec'y. eblJ
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CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON.
Clerk ofthe Municipal Court OF
Wheeling.
SUPREME COURT BILL.
Senator Foreman Stricken with
Apoplexy.
Serious Illness Of Senator
Johnson.
SUPREME COURT BILL.
pecial Dispatch to The REGIsTER.

special Dispatch 10 The REalsTEk.
CHARLESTON, Feb. H.
A bill legalizing the election of Dana
L. Hubbard, ESD. Clerk of the NUM-
cipal Court at Wheeling, and extending
the time in which he may qualify, was
passed bv both Houses Of the LegIsla'
rure to-day and has now become a law.
The bill regulating the sessions ofthe
Supreme Court OF Appeals, and pro-
viding for the holding OF one annual
term in the city Of Wheeling was passed
by the House of Delegates to-day. 1t
is not anticipated that there will he any
delay in its passage 10y the Senate.
Hon. William |. Boareman, of. Tyler
county, Senator from the Fourth Dis
trict, fell seriously i'll in the Senate to-
day. His attack was of IN apo plectic
nature, induced by congestion Of blood
on the brain. 1t is thought tonight
that he will soon recover, though his
condition is still somewhat critical.
Senator Okey johnson Illness is re-
ported to be OF dangerous character,
aud apprehensions OF its fatal termlna-
ton are felt by his many friends.
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The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said To be ve,y fine
for Deserts and an elegau and
dainty dish for the sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for JdlieS-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just he ar
ticle to use with Cox's GelatiIe-of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverag.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for inyalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children infeeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfec rem
edy 20 indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tards.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either1alone
or with Berries. -.
AT LAUGHLlN, BRO. & CO.'S
Wholesale Druggists,
jun21 Main street.
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West Virginia University.

Through the kindness OF Or. NJ Ar
TIN, President Of the Faculty, we have
been favored with a copy OF the Third
Annual Report of the Board of Regents
of West Virginia University, with its
accompanying documents. We have
read the various reports with much in
terest and are very favorably impressed
by the record they present of faithful
work in a noble cause. We earnestly
commend the institution to the foster
ing care of the Legislature and 20 the
patronage Of our peop."
The reports before us refer only TO
the affairs OF the school during the year
ending June 30;h, 1870. The progress
OF the institution in all the elements OF
prosperity has been constant and steady,
and we are assured that it is at this
time in a still more flourishing condi-
ton than at the close OF the last
academic year. At that time there
were seventy students in the University
proper and ninety-lour in the prepare
tory department; drawn together from
twentv-six counties in West Virginia,
and having among their number stu
dents from eight other States. This
gratifying increase over former years is
due to the more widely spread good
reputation of the school and to the
growing conviction in the minds OF our
people that, when such advantages as
the University affords can be obtained
within our own borders, it is folly to
send our sons abroad. That the Uni
versity Of West Virginia docs afford
facilities for acquiring as thorough an
education as can be obtained at any
college in the land, is apparent from an
examination of the course of study and
from the recognized ability Of its corps
of Professors to impart instruction.
There is a disposition, even among edu-
Gated men, to think that college
can only acquire excellence with
age that its character must date back
to .'old Colony times" and that itscata'
logue of Alumni must embrace names
distinguished in science and literature,
or in the learned professions. We are
too apt to forget that our most celebrated
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Clerk or Municipaf Court.


Owing to the fact that the name OF
DANA l.. HUBBARD, ESQ, recently elect
el by the City Council to be Clerk OF
the Municipal Court, does not appear
upon the list of registered voters, a
question has been raised as TO his eligi'
bility to hold the office. That clause
OF the fourth section Of article III Of
the Constitution which provides that
mo persons, except citizens entitled to
vote. shall be elected or appointed to
any State, county. or municipal office,
has been cited to show that Mr. Hub
pAKp's election was void, and a joint
committee Of the Council was appoint
ed last Tuesday night to inquire into
and report upon the facts.
We understand that the circumstan-
ces OF the case are about az follows:
Mr.. HrBBARD was born III this city and
has lived here from infancy. He was
absent from the city while pursuing
his collegiate and law studies, aud,
after his admission TO the bar, opened
AN Office for the practice of law in New
York city, though he never voted there
nor technically gave up his citizenship
IN Wheeling. In The summer Of 1869
he returned here with the intention Of
remaining; formed law partnership
here, and returned to New York for the
purpose Of winding up his business in
that city. This he accomplished, and
returned to Wheeling last May and has
remained in this city since. Notwith-
standing he believed himself entitled to
registration as a voter he neglected TO
apply to the Registrar of his Township
until after the books had been closed
last fall, and has, of course, had no OPP
portunity Of being registered since.
If he is not citizen or is under any
constitutional disqualification as voter,
his election is void and cannot be healed
by an act OF the Legislature. But if
lie is legally a citizen, as it would
appear that he is, if the circumstances.
recited above he correct, we doubt
whether the mere failure TO be regis
tered as a voter would debar him from
legal election At all events, to make
assurance doubly sure special act OF
the Legislature was passed on yesterday
10 relieve him from whatever disquali-
.ication his failure to register imposed
We do not desire to appear as the
special advocate Of Mr.. llunsARp, or Of
any other of the numerous gentlemen
who contested with him for election.
We took no part in the matter before
the election and have token none since
We mention it now merely for the in
formation OF our city readers and as a
matter of city news.
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Onions of good size have sprui up
abundantly from last years see left
accidentally in the soil. On Suay |
sent home violets that ! plucketbat
day in the woods. The sorrel the
fields is of the brightest green, 81 the
young grass is springins, much the
delight of the lowing herds tn are
sent out TO forage for themsels' in
winter. Winter! The name sens a
misnomer here. There has not en a
day since the middle Of Noyembtthat
it has not been a luxury to be ut OF
doors. For day or TWO about trist-
mas indoor life was rather nncorprta-
Bile, because OF our limited proyions
for temperature below fifty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
IsatchelOrs Hair Dye

This superb Hair Dye s'the best the
World Perfectly Harmless, Reliable 81 In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. o Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odoi The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair by pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Bck or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain th&kin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and8eau-
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye Sold
by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bondtreet,
New York. jan22&w
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Hon. e.. h. Lewis.

Twas stated in this paper some time
AGO that Hon. CHARLES S. LEWIS both
smoke and voted for Hon. HENRY Il.
DAVIS in the Democratic caucus for the
nomination of an United States Senator.
We have since learned that this was
only. partially true. Mr.. LEWIS voted
for Mr.. DAVIS in the caucus, but did
moi make anv remarks in his behalf
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Hon. Okey johnson.

We regret to learn that the illness Of
Mr.. JOHNSON, State Senator irom the
Fifth District, has assumed a serious
type and that it is feared that it may
endanger his life. Heis at his home
in Parkersburg. - l--...
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Ie. 1871.

We publish this morning the full
text of the act Of the Legislature extend
ing the corporate limits Of the. city Of
Wheeling
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For Rent.

r1,HE NEW BRICK HOUSE NOW OCCC'
pied by me, situated on Monroe street
ohoye Firth street, containing nine rooms
bath room, wash house, finished attic, no
and cold water throughout, and all moderi
improvements. Possession given immeoi
irn,ire of BENZ. FISHER,
ta6ts Star Foundry.
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%Ev. anvERIIsEMENTs NEW ApvERTIsEMEkTs
MASQUERADE COSTUMES.

I,ERsoys DESIRING COSTUMES FOR
Tho af3yand NssQ urrade Ball. to-pighu
con he accommodated by calling on the I'M
dersigned. Costumes new and always on
hand g. W. ECKHART, Jh.,
tahIR Isl Main Street
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Mem Bacon.

1Ona PIECES SUGAR CURED HANS.
lUUU so Plain do do do
lou Pieces sugar Cured Breakfast lacon,
600 do Clear Sides.
Just out OF smoke and for sale b..
. tanl6 HENRI h LIST q co.
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The Celebrated
Murray
81
Lannnan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief. at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Perfumers.
seplsd&w
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Dried Peaches.

A LOT OF CHoIcETENNEssEE TRIED
n Peaches, quarters and halves irsIore
aud for sale by
febl5 VI. REILLY.
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TObaccOA

IN CASES MONITOR NAvY1sS
lU ~ caddies Rosebud Bright Ius-
. Rich as Cream" Biak l0s-
Ia butts Diamond Cluster" tright
Twist. Just received and for sale by
fsbl5 NJ REIQ,Y
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Gard Of Thanks.

I'VE DESIRE To EXPRESS IN TITS
w rublic manner, 10 the citizens OF
Wheeling, our thanks and those OF the nm
iIy of John Keim, deceased, for the assist
nnce so kindly extended 10 us in the line
of our recent calamity, and for the synpa-
thy they nave SO so s ereaveInsn ,Hp
10 III '' CASPAR KEII,
SIMON KEN.
WHEELING, February 10. fetb
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Wheeling Lodge No. 5.

a STATED COMMUNICATIONS e.
-~~ Wheeling Lodge No. 3, this eva
X ing, commencing at O'Clock.
Nv As business Of special importare
Will come before the Lodge, the meno's
.sah,f R. ]. SMYTH, w. N
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1O0 KEGS NEW CASTLE EStLISH
lUU Ri. Carb. Soda,
Just received and for sale by
fehl5 VI. REILLY.
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WANTED.

FIFTY Competent Sles-
men-On salary or comm is
siOn-tO sell the Wheelr q
Wilson Sewing Machine.
Wagon and Outfit furnshed
free Of charge.
VIM. SUMNER IL ca.
Wheeling, w. n.
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Coffee,
Bi. Carb. Soda.

100 BAGS STRICTLY PRIME CGFEE,
lUU Just received and for sale u
fphl5 NJ REILLY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. 10 NIGHT ATS
~ Twentythird street and Eighth avenue.
sEcosp WEEK AND UiiSsDi1iNisiiED SUCCESS
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- PANTOMTME COMPANY
THREE HUsCHBACKs.
ABBOTT the great Trick Clown. The Champion Skaters,
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snesmsnt Dramatic Company. The Infant Wonder, La
rEIilE BENSON The French TWIN SISTERS.
.,.,, J. LEVY, the celebrated virtnoso.
SUNDAY, JUNE rWENTY SECOND GRAND CONCERT
,OF JAMES FISK, Jk's CELEBRATED
NINTH REGIMENT BAND, ASSISTED BY THE
ACCOMPLISHED yIRTU0So, Mr. j. LEVY, CORNET-A-
PISTON, AND THE
FAVORlTE PRIMA DONNA, Miss SULLY PERKS.
WHFLIaAsGr,ks,ss,; and MANAGE. :, ,rs,,, w.,,.cx
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Novel effects aud
UNEQUALLED DISTRIBUTION
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EYES AND EARS.

RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYEs-BAUCH 4 GOuGEL-
"A NAM formerly yh Professor Bol:sonnsss Of Pars
Bieecksr street, n RThsss eyss endorsed bv ne
faculty,
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WATCHES, JRwEI.RY, &c.

MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT vARrEriEs.-
IA Cuckoo Clocks Jewery, Sterling Silver Ware,
RRANKFIEiD Cd, jewellers, bos Sim aveuus,
dxkh sxeeA
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ETHIOPIAN srEAMsyIIPs.

EUHUFFNN STFAWSWTFS.
CUNARD LINE.
~ From Boston for Liverpool direct
TARIFA SATURDAY. June SIBERIA. Saturday. June "a
MALTA. Saturday June 10 rRIPOLI. Saturday, June "a
Cabin Passage, $50, gold Return ricaei, $780, gold
Storage, $50, currency.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JAMES ALEXANDER so State street, BOSTON;
C. a. FRANCKLfN No. Bowling Green, New York
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND oUEESsTowN.
- Cunard Line.
BATAVIA sails Saturday June at r NJ
cabin passage, $780, cold steerage. $780, currency.
Steerage passage to New York, y34.
For freight cabin apply At No. Bowling Green
For seelage passage apply ~ III Broadway Trinity Build
Ing. CHARLES q. FRANCkLYN, Agent
IJEALTH, REST, PLEASURE BUSINESs.-ExCUR
sion to Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, June
IT, Round Trip hrst cabin, fl70, currency. Apply 70
AUGUST PETERSOHN Manager, No Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
y Passports OF the Department of State lssned by A. o.
WILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings Al Chambers
street.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE
- Sole Lessee and Manager..... Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY
TO-NI0HT, BENEFIT OF MRS. G. MATHEWS.
rlanche's Parody OF THE GOLD
EN- FLEECE" and Mr. Mathews'
laughRble piece OF "COOL AS Gu
CukBER.h Characters by Mr.. and
LAST NIGHT But Mrs Mathews, w. Dsvldge, q. r. De
ONE OF MR. AND vere A. Mathison. George Browne, w.
MRS CHAS. f. Pierce, w. Beekman, Miss Kate
MATHEWS. Newton. Nellie Mortimer, Kate Clax-
ton, and others. .
- MATINEE SATURDAY at half
past one. MR. MATHEWS "A
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AS A CUCUMBER"
- MONDAY June b-MISS DAvENPORTs annual
BENEFIT-"London Assurance" Mr.. E L. DAVES-
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JULIA GAYLORD (debut) N Grace Harkaway:
- TUESDAY, June 6-Annual Benefit OF Mr. ID. H. HAN
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the original cas.
- WEDNESDAY NIGHT, June First production
any stage OF q new and POWERFUL NOVELTY by
W1LKIE COLLINS and AU9USTIN DAILY, based on Mr.
Collins famous novel OF To-day and Its Events, entitled
mo NAMEP
which Will be presented after and careful preparation,
with unique scenic aids, mechanism and exraordi
nary cast. BOX SHEET NOW OPEN.
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