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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-10

STERIo. views of Ireland at the Par
fridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-10

INTERESTING German views al the
Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-10

ALL styles of Overshoes can be found
at l.. V. Blends, 107 Main street.
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DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of sn,...
London, graduate from one OF the ny s"s
inent Colleges in the United stats 80, ca
greater part of whose life has b,,n , $40 'h'
the hospitals OF London, Paris, PhIlsS,f,t
and elsewhere, has effected some of n.y. w. ~
astonishing cures that were ever -
Many troubled with ringing In N. ~.
ana ears when asleep, great neryo1,T..
being alarmed at sudden sounds 49,"
ness, with frequent blushing, ATTENDED 80.
times with deragement OF mind, wrS, rTs'.
Immediately, >'1'e
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yust Received.
VIE CELEBRATED KING BRAND O
OYSTERS.

For sale by the Can or Half-Can at
GREER x PAULL'S.
sepl3 No. Washington Hall.
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Reflect that a sound mind and body AZ, D,
most necessary requisites To promote 90.
nubial happiness. Indeed, without Hss
the journey through life becomes wear
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darker.
the view; the mind becomes shadOwed viii
despair and filled with the melancholy n
Election that the happiness OF another 10
comes blighted with our own.
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Especially, who have become the W.,
solitary Vice, that dreadful and a. Tins q
naoit w ,hnSna annually sweep to an 1S,
g grave tn .o1ss1 OF Young Men Of ~ N.Y.
exalted 'he o Talents and brilliant iltelisS, u
might o,n ii;,n have entranCed ISs 70
wal walked sit to e ecS1ts a the the thrilling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-10
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Ma,
plating Marriage, being awsrs H 81 !Sohls..
Weakness, organic debility. dreySa
speedily cured. ue'oRite
He who places himself unda,n
DR.. j., may religiously confids IN NE We eN {
as IA gentleman, and confidentIS t " aoOl
his skill as physician. rely Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-10
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, a habit
frequently learned from evil com panlons
or AT school, the effects Of which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and ifnOt cured ren.
ders marriage impossible, and destroys bUt
mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that young man, the hop
Of his country, the darling Of hIs parents
should be snatched from all prospects aud
enjoyments Of life by the Consequence q
deviatiDg from the path Of nature aud 10.
dulging IN u certain secret habit such ~
sons must, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-10

has discovered the most Cer,.,
and only Efectual Remedy in AN, srs,
Weakness Of the Back or LINZ e wotSs
Affections OF the Kidneys ann } stctSss
voluntary Discharges, fmpoianhs laddef y
Debility, Nervousness, Dysnaency Gerss'
Low Spirits, Confusion OF ISeas ianzSss
OF the Heart, Timidity, TremtIS a.!
OF Sight, Giddiness, Disease o1 DiAs.c
Throat, Nose or Skin, Attso ~ he Ia
Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Pans q d,
Terrible Disorders arising toswels-iSS'
Habits OF Youth-sDCRET and .uI. Sous,'
tees more fatal to their yict,Snt a,sy n.
songs OF Syrens to the Marinsrns hs6 h.
blighting their most brilliant S VI UlyS.,
ticipauons, rendering marriass te o. a.
sible. &C. &c, iRss
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
NEW YORK CITY.

DR.. Cotton Will give lecture on the "Iaughing
Cas-" followed by an exhibition OF its amusing
effects on dozen subjects at tile Cooper Institute
this afternoon, at two O'Clock. A rich and rare en-.
tertainment may be expected. None but ladies vii
be Admitted.
On Tuesday evening. at the club house foot Of
Eas, Fifty yseventh street, the Columbia Yacht Club
elected the following oiilcers:-Commodore, Joseph
rotary, George BRINK; Treasurer q. NJ. Arm.
strong: Steward, John Smith; Measurer, r. v.
Freeman.
There was brought TO the Morgue, from Twenty.
ninth preclncr station house. the body OF an un-
inches: black hair. Had on gray sack coat, black
pants brown vest, white muslin shirt, gray cotton
unuerslirC and heavy boots. The body was placed
OH Morsue and photograph taken.
William Brown, lae q salesman In store in
Broadway, near reat Jones street, few days ago
fell through the EaChway from the third to the first
floor and fractured his skull. Hc was removed to
Bellevue Hospital and died there yesterday rom the
age, bonn IN Ireland anu lived at SI4 Park avenue
Brooklyn. Coroner Herman was notified to hold an
inquest
The case OF Mrs. Margaret Ryan, who died at 45i
West sixteenth stfeet under somewhat suspicious
circumstances, as heretofore published lii the
HERALD, was yesterday investigated before
some cid bruises ard contusiOns ab0lt her
face and eyes, caused, rs appeared fr0m the testt-
mony, by falling on stove while intoxicated.
Deputy coroner Cushfnan made q pOst-mortem ex.
suited rom Brights disease OF the kidneys and de-
E.luin irelels.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
WOOL GROWERS CONvExTl0y.
Meciing or the Growers and NInnufa cturcrs
OF Wool nt Syracnsc-licsolutiOnrA Approving
the Present TaIin.

Meeting OF the Growers and NInnufa cturcrs
OF Wool mt Syracusc-lles olution Approving
the Present Taiin.
SYRACUSE N. " Dec. %, 1871.
The National Wool Growers ana Manufacturers
Convention met here ut noon to-day. Mr.. Henry s.
Randall was elected President, wih vice presidents
mttee on Resolutions and Address WAS appointed.
The Convention took recess till this afternoon.
The afternoon session was largely attended, and
many representatives from the other States were
present. Addresses were made by President Ran
dall and Mr. Hayes secretary Of the National Asso
cation oil Wool Manufacturers. Some OF tho ad-
dresses were strongly in favor Of the presen. tariff
Oh wool and wooilens ana opposci 10 "plcce
trade"
The following resolutions were adopted unani.
mousy:-
That the present on wool and woocns is as well
mot, the growth ard development of wool growing
Manufacturing and the Interests of and pub
lie icycnuc that confluence the STABILITY of legislation
being essential to induce the investment OF capital by
agricultural and manufacturing wealth 10 ee 6eyelo ell II
is OF tie highest I'M that the tariff policy dener-
atey adopted tic Suggestion hose affected by
approved by the experiences OF four shoa be pere
the &C which made 10
conform to II shoul be dislurbed thai with
special eradication he TACT that eaen succeeding nd
tar, watch has great beact, especially tao
West by bringing the manufacturer and farmer into cincr
connection there0y enhancng the purchasing power wool
while earenns and improving the fabrics OF utility
to the masses.
A resolution was adopted TO send a copy OF the ad.
dress by Mr. Hayes ald the resolutions 10 each
Senator and member OF Congress
The business OF wool growing and manufacturing
was reported PROSPEROUS throughout the country.
Mr. Flint, Of California the owner OF l00 900 sheep
came to attend the Convention.
The proceedings were entirely harmonious, and at
the close the Convention adjourned sine de.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21

Grant and Impcnchment-The Mexican Son
plrusan,ncss."
The irrepressible Zen Butler was at the Fifth Ave-
nuc Hotel yesterday, consulting with Noah Davis
ana q round dozen OF lawyers in case In which he
Is counsel for the United States. HERALD re.
porter called IN the afternoon and enjoyed a few
minutes conversation with him. General Butler
SAID tnat there was no truth whatever in
the report thar he had declined to 'cat salt with
Governor Wasnbnrn, OF Massachusetts, at the ban
quet given to that official IN Washington. On the
Coatrary, lie was one or the committee OF arrange
rients, ana would have been glad 10 attend the
banquet II he could. The fact was, he was com.
pelled to leave Tor New York Immediately to attend
to legal BUSINESS lie had explained the matter to
the coalllttee IN Washington, ana "cverything was
Lovely"
Gcncral Butler thinks that the movement AGAINST
Graut and the threats or impeachment would
amount 10 nothing. "itS all huinbug," exclaimed
Len; ''Grant mas clear field. He VIII be renoml-
ma cd and rejected"
lie was equally emphatic In reference to the Next.
can "Onpleasantness.n The Mexican government
had restored the Lower California Company 10 their
rights, he said, ana consequently ne did not intend
to any action in the matter In Congress. Appi-
cation would bc made to the government for man.
oiwar TO look after the interests OF American cit
Zens in MaQdalena Bay, but that was all.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
TIE LIEN WILL CASE.

Another Days Interesting Pr0ccedings-IIow
the gld Baci,rior Lived and Died.
The now famous Bclden VIII case was called be.
fore Surrogate Hutchings at one O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Leich9rt, the proponent occupied
a seat In Court being accompanied, as usual, BY
General Adams. she was dressed In magnificent
ve.vct SUIT, richly trimmed with dark fur; wore her
slver-gry hair, though she is stil on the "Drlghr
side OF iorty," la rom alour, and looked thor
oushiy handsome and interesting woman Mrs.
Lcchart SAT- beside her counsel and through the
proceedings appeared 20 listen to the testimony
Win The deepest interest.
The FIRST witness examined was Mr.. Malcolm
Sohtherland, who resides at No. 81 WesI Fourteenth
street. lie dep0sed that the proponent Mrs LEIGH
art, resided with hiM AT MS prcsen, residence, In
with hnn she sent hin on one occasion 10 tie tes-
tator's residence and commissioned nm To bring
Mr. Bcllen 10 reside az his the wiincssr house;
the deceased came and remained three weeks at
his house; wnc there ne used 70 drink
A cKEAp DEAL or BRANDY.
Mr. u T. Buring wa next examlned: n'd ne .es.i. si
taor. Tor nearly thirty years; he said ne hrst met
the tcsa.or In sew orleans; he was taen very IN
tnat he hau been drnker OF brandy Tor
tairIylve years; witness aud the tesator were
thrown very much together before Dir. Beden took
sick, and they
CENTRALLY DRANK TosErHER
and auout the same quantity; during dcccased's
slrgness witness sad that Mr. Be!del used drink
nearly b0ito OF brandy every days Witness VISITED
Mr.. bcdcn IN his room up TO DECEMBER I, 1870; ne
was also resent when tho will was executed, bur,
though tae Witness was closely examined us to his
KIN lwiedge, nothing could be elected from hln but
thai iie did not Know and coud not recoilec much
busi ess aars of the tesiator during The lestators
sickness, nad,
AT HIS DEcnAsEDs, REQUEST.
Al er the VIII was eyecu Ell IL had CONVERSATION
with lnc testator aoout It,
At The close OF tue examination OF this witness
the uriher hearing or the case was auJuurnea until
the 4tl ol January next
The New York herald., 1871-12-21

from SIT to 500 invite purchasers SEAL from $i2 to
$40, ana greDc from 81 10 so. White fox, blue fox
squirrel sets can be boaght a. S. and chinch,Ila
fr0m S22 upwards. Some elegant suits are SHOWN
N me suit ana among se shaws s a..
ceiyed. The ladies' and .chldren's oGtl ting de.
partment y especially full with every variety OF
Arnold 4 Constable display an elegant stock OF
laces silks, dress goods ruits, shawS ana cioaKs.
are IS shown OIL o black ve've emoroidered N coiofs
and edged with cluny. Ciuny overdiesses are
shown marked AZ Sl25 Swiss evening dresses S ana
variety are seen. aud ELEGANT carfiase
robes for the sleigh,ng season. Up stairs among
ably IN looking at the lovely pa terms and choosing
styles ior an imaginary mouse. Real Persian car
pets IN quaint agure. and SOL. Gun co!ors; Turkey
manulacrory Of Hnlaaaaa, each woven In one
rece ana Suitable iot libraries and dining rvo ls.
An Aubus>on Carpet oil the lovelest i2ht coors with
GENRE piece oil lowers, wltn harps and sewers III
the corners. was made " naad lor the music room
OF some fortunate beauty. Moquetle ANA Axmn .Ier
at IS per yard Brussels ut 81 ana 81 20. tapestry
at 81 -, end insrain at 81 and 81 80 are shown IN
all desirable patterns.
selection OF imported aad domestic robes elegantly
trimmed irish and treach popllni, laiei ana chil-
dren's underwear magnificent stock o laces.
shawls OF every variety, hats aud Donnet5 dress
goods ana SILKS III great VARIETY hosiery ana gentle.
mems underwear house furnishing goods, boys
clotnlng, White goods enbroldeEes aud ribbons,
carpets IN great variety are shown, with rugs, mats
anu everything pertaining To TINS department..
At Mcares', on sixth avenue, the crowd OF
fair shoppers IS 80 dense that locomvtion
within that establishment Is matter OF dtin-
Guilty. The stock of silks and dress goods Is
OF the most varied kind, and the prices nave been
set down cons!deraoH since The commencement
OF the season. In laces ana millinery goods II would
be difficult thing 10 ind lady who Could NOT oo-
tain whatever she wanted IN such materials hefe.
From rich SIZE vc.vet down TO q wax dol this
house Is pentiiully supplied i0r the holidays
The other establishments at winch Dame Fashion
appears IN all ner glory aud sp!endor are stern
Brothers. Sixth avenue; Ford Sixth avenue; ARM
strong. sixth avenue: Walsh, sixth avenue; James
Mcgrcery & Co., Broaa way: De Perceva. broadway;
L. O'Nelll, Sixth avenue; Wilson & Greig, sixth ave.
nue.; h. Pinchon, BrevoorL place; Schalnwad "
Sons Sixth avenue; Harris Brothers, Martin Herr
& Co., Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
A PANEL HOUSE BROKEN UP.

Captain Burden and Detective Hazan, OF the
Twenty-ninth precinct, learning that o panel ar
rangenent had been opened at 100 West Twenty flth
street, on Tuesday night lay In wait 10 the hallway
for some time and were rewarded BY seeing one
OF the inmates OF tue house enter with an
old man. Alter tho couple had been In
the room q short time they entered the
room and arrested the woman, who gave ncr name
as Anna Cox. IN q reir room from where tho couple
were they found Robert Ripley and Edward Les.
lie seated In their shirt sicayes and stocking feet.
The parsles were all taken to the stat on house, and
yesterday morning arraigned before Justice Cox, at
Jcnelsou Markek. 1he compiuinalt WAC gave his
name as James - Jones, OF 207 West Eogty-seventn "a
street, laed to appear against tnein and they were
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
"REMINISCENCES OF THE AMERICAN REvo
LUTON,
[From the Boston Advertiser, Dec. 19.l
DECEMBER IL, 1913.

DECEMBER IL, 1878.
35 COURT STREET, BOSTON, Dec. 16, 1871.
To THE EDITORS OF THE BOSTON DAILY ADvER-
TISkR.-
harbor December Id, 1173, / thluk the followln lng
Characteristic letter may be oil interest TO your read
ers. II Is copy OF one now IN my possession, writ
ten by john Adams 10 General james Warren, OF
rlymouth, anu II l mistake moi has never been pub
hshed. WINSLOW WAllKEN.
BOSTON, Dec. H. l77a
Thc Dye s cast The people have passed the River
has hsppeucd since Controversy Britain
nv aSa ans IS % T. saaTm me v
It, tho Words OF Coil Doane 10 iue last Even
Think says he IN Consequence il viii DC tho
provincs must pay Tor IT, Now h'nk The preytncc may
think It matter OF indifference whether 1t is drank or
s ne tni % ps !os s ssr s 10
get the Prsvnse 10 pay for iii so we shall save 10
be paid edate;y, thus coweser, lie agreed
sh ,ha, the rs san Of our coaa,Sn o. dorsrens
and OF all American Lp,res would be tue certain Coase
Governor HUTCHINSON and his Family and Friends viii
the colunes Hu, for hlm might have been
the East India Company wpereas this Loss the
OF many Persons bankrupt tue Coaipaay. 0''''''
House ocs IN the oSe Cooaes 1
more Wisdom than ogrs have nad take e es.ua care that
viii as surely be dsstroSc tSerc as i has DeeS asrs A'' "
s., fnnn,os BaSoeSrs ny as million, MI WI 6c In
.ionnd,ii,., wi &c hrsaisasd Win suits ana rros.ci
tons.chartors ann i-ireason- .TrSas ia En-: and
oil haBntthesc ferors are all bu, naaglnatlons
than the great Principe, OF Parliamentary Taxation given
The Town of Boston never more stl and calm OF
Saturday night than it las, Night, All Things were
Sas"s"n No doubt, All thought he Almnis.ratoa In
better Hands thaa 1t mad been.
Tam your Friend
JOHN ADAMS
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
INcENDIARIs,r IN JERSEY.
A Negro Attempts TO fire the City Hall In
IrPufou.

a Negro Attempts TO lire the City Hail In
Irent0n.
Carson Jacob De Van, negro, about twenty
years Of age was committed for tral yesterday in
Trenton by Mayor Briest, on the charge or having
attempted 10 set ire to the city Hall. The negro
was, short time since, In the employ OF
Packer, the janitor, who discharged bim
In consequence OF bad conduct. young
man, named John Walker, was appointed
TO the place, and OF gong into the City Surveyors
Office he found fire N four different places on the
door. Carson was suspected and arrested. Wne
IN custody the negrosfnadc statement winch co,l.
promised his brother, whose house was searched Tor
clothing ana silver ware stolen from resi-
dents on state street. Do Van possesses
O strong Imagination, and told long stories
or what he knew OF roOoer.es which proved 10 be
false. when the negro was arrested a key OF the
Ctty Surveyors Ofce was ioull Ia his pocket, and
betaR taxed with the commission OF tho offence ne
frankly admitted 1t. bat SAID he did not intend 10
burn anybody. When committed for trial
be sad he did not mind County jail or State Prison.
but was very sorry 10 leave the boarding house,
where he was elpoycd as scLon. The fire was
discovered Iusr Ill time 10 save serious tr0u le aEd
proOauiy tho destruction OF the CITY Han.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
UNION LEAGUE RECEPTION.

Last evening the membsfi OF the Unlol League
Club gave the first OF their annual series Of recep-
tions TO the ladies OF the club. The theatre was
very handsomely decorated, and the stage was COW
cred with choice flowers, Shrubs and cxotics. Tic
billiard rooms were devoted 70 nc use OF the company
Tor supper room, and the BLIZZARD tables were
loaded Wiih cold GeiicGele3. Oi which the guests
rartopk WITH great relish ana guSto. Dancing DO.
gan at an elry hour aaG Ian ier's land lirhlsuel
tac music Tor tie yotdrtes o Ief9s.clore. Ine Com
msttee OF Arrangements colsisIcd OF 3. H. Wales,
Richard Butler, sinclair TuaAey, IL. al. ToHAs1en1,
Helly bersl ald *. Ogdsn DoreMaj.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
would ao ana he said none, but he had to 60. as no

PROMISED A PARDON
II he would testify: am employed In the cooper
sh0p II is not unusual 20 spots OF blood on the
mems clOnes rs they often themselves while az
work.
-Four or i've other convicts employed in the cooper
shop were, In turn sworn, all OF whose testimony
fully corr0D0raed that OF the last witness and each
swearing positively that M0igan IN the shop
reading book at the time the fatal blow given.
Moran was subsequently placed on the witness
stand and testified la a similar manner.
Inc case was gwen to the jury at late hour last
cvcAlng when. after bref deiberauoI, they
brought In o verdict OF "not guilty"
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
TIE MURDERED CONVICT.
PRISON LIFE AT SING SING.
Westchester COunty's Criminal
Calendar.

Trial Of Edward Morgan for the Murder Of
Fellow wJaibird-conaictiug Testimouy-W Who
Struck ths Fatal Blow IA Telltalc snot
Of Blood-How Negroes Enjoy Social
Equality in the State Erisoa-
Avowed Feloas on the
Witness Stand,
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
Smallpox Wise Suggestions.

There were fourteen deaths In the city OF Brook
lyn irom smallpox during the past week. The week
previous there were seven. The number OF patients
in the hospital at Fia;bush down with the dread
disease is 100. Patients who arc so situated as to
ADMIT OF he establishment Of a quarantine system
at their homes do not 90 to the county institution,
ana not hall the cases are reported by tho physi.
ciaus. > IL has Decn wisely SUI gcsted tnat where
death occurs from smallpox II should Dc made CON-
puisory the part oil the relatives OF deceased ad-
veri-e the TACT with the usual notice OF the funeral,
so That no danger from contagion may ensue The
proprcty or stripping the street cars of their
CUSHIONS has also been broached by the sanitary
authorizes as measure which would be wise as
" ouid lessen the liaoility of communicating the
disease by City railroad travel. Dr.. Cochran says
that Corporation Counsellor DO VIII has not yes
prepared the requisite papers for the signatures OF
the or, the I>tug3 CCurty Medical Society and
his cwn. He expec,s however, that these papers
Wa be ready shortly, when decisive measures
would bl taken by hi.ii.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
Death accord,

There were 2lG deaths recorded In Brooklyn last
week. or the deceased SO were men, 81 women, GO
Doys aud 05 girls; 81 we're under twelve months old
ana I've were upwards OF four score years; 1855
were natives OF the United States rs OF Ireland Is
OF Germany, IL OF England, 2 OF France aud each
OF Wales, West Iudtes, Cuba, Nova Scotia and
Switzerland respectively. The causes OF death were
as siollows:-Consumption 25; pneumonia, u; con.
vulSions, 81; disease OF brain. 10: smallpox, IA:
scAratlna. 10; Group s; typhoid fever dropsy, dis
ease OF kidneys ana debility, each; diarrhpa,
dYscatory, diphtheria and burns and scalds each;
whooping cough, heatt disease, disease oil liver,
premature btrtn cacn, old aye, Z; cancer, wremia,
parab sis bronchitis, gasirills, eacn; eryspelas,
pyeinia, pleurisy, Intermittent fever, aspnYxia.
Guii.gJ, Cholera lniantum, measles, liberation OF
bowels, each. Tne highest death rate was at.
tanned In the SIX h ward, where the number was
fMpuiY.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21
BROOKLYN AFTAlR3


The republican members OF the state Legislature
elect held caucus yesterday Tor the purpose Of en-
tcrtainlns their respective views to the most ad.
visabe pian Of campaign to be pursued at Albany
this session by the Kings county legislators. The
proposed new charter and similar matters were
earnestly discussed. and the importance of the bust
ness awaitlny their Ccrious leI0eratlon fully i'm.
pressed tnc Assemolymcn eject.
The New York herald., 1871-12-21

SUicipE rY DRowEING.--J Kample aged
tTelty years, residing as $40 East Fhy'iourth
street. comntied su.ci 70 last night by jumping into
tgt river at the foot " f;ny-fourth street. Eaas
Rlyer 1hs body has not been recovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-10
tApproved January II. lsTl.l

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications and drawings Of Patent Once.