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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
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some interesting facts are developed
in the reports of the principal railroads
in Massachusetts,. 1t appears that the
total number Of passengers carried by
eight roads during the year ending
September, 1871, was 2j,2O3,333 show
ing a gain OF eleven and half per cent
over last year. The gross earnings
were 1882 492, an increase of nine
per cent. During the same period the
goods traffic increased from 4, 1872 900 to
4,S49,OOO tons, nearly seventeen per
cent Massachusetts, has one mile OF
railway for every five and quarter
square miles of territory, and yet the
transportation is insufficient for the
continually increasing demand. The
people OF Massachusetts probably
thought fifty years ago, az some of the
citizens OF Wheeling do now, that they
had then as many railroads as they
would ever have use for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29

The people Of the Cuyahoga Valley
Ohio, are in solid earnest about build
ing a railroad from Cleveland through
Akron, Canton, and Carrollton to
Wheeling, connecting with the proposed
Wheeling and Lake Erie road al
Bowerstown. A meeting in aid Of the
project is to be held in Akron on Thurs
day, January 4. at which delegates
from various points along the line arc
expected to be present and put matters
in shape for the early commencement
Of the work. We hope that some o.
our own active railroad men will attend
the meeting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29

VIZ have received a copy OF the
printed"Transactions of the Medical
Society of the State Of West Virgins"
for the year 1871. 1t contains a num-
Der Of papers, prepared with manifest
ability and of much interest and value
to the profession. The Society seems
to be doing good work and elevating
the standard of medical science 10 our
State. The next annual meeting is to
be held in this city on the first Wednes'
day in June, 1872.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
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TO-
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Mr.. JOHN MoWILLIAMs, ofthe Clarks-
burg Telegraph, has disposed Of his in
terest in that paper to his partner
General NoRrHcorr, and goes to King
wood to resume the publication Of the
Preston county Journal, which has been
suspended since Mr.. KLAUsER's death.
Both the Telegraph and the Journal have
our GOOD wishesa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29

BEES require some attention and they
cannot be made TO pay II LEFT to them
selves. Most bee keepers give their
bees all the insttention they possibly
can. Why it is so, is beyond my
apprehensiop.-L.C Wait.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
Dedication.

TINE FIFTH STREET SOUTH WHEEL
i ing) NJ. K. Church will be dedicated TO
God and for his worship, SUNDAY, Dec
3lst, 1871. All are invited TO attend. Drs. !.
Q. Pershing, F. De Hass, II. G. WestwOod,
and others will be present. Preaching at l0h
a. NJ, 3 p. NJ. and =. M. Let none stay
away for fear OF paint not being dry or not
finding room. We are prepared to seat
vast amount of people de2S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
AIWays Get the Best.

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, &C., is
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and is
endorsed by all who have used 1t as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine,
Give II a trial. Sold by all druggists.
M'CABE, KRAFT & CO., Proprietors,
nol7-egtb Wheeling, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
NINE MILES OF 8lN(;
MITES.

IL seems to US that one Of the Chief
advantages OF the road up the river will
be the furnishing OF new sites for blast
furnaces and rolling mills. At present
every available spot for works OF this
character in our immediate vicinity on
the West Virginia side of the river is
occupied, so that were capitalists ever
so anxious to establish iron works here
they would be compelled to locate them
outside the limits Of Ohio county, or of
the line of railroad. True they might
90 up Wheeling Creek and use the
Hempfeld road for their shipments, but
the coal in that vicinity is limited in
quantity and would soon be exhausted.
Besides, it is of great Importance 10 an
iron factory to be in position where
transportation may be had by both
river and rail. Water transportation
for heavy freight is so much cheaper
than that by rail that manufacturers
prefer to use the river whenever it is
available. At present there is not a
single favorable location for new iron
works in this vicinity, where both the
river and railroad may be used for re-
ceiving and shipping freights.
The future growth o! the iron trade
in this city will also depend largely
upon the erection Of furnaces for the
reduction Of ore. One of our most en-
terprisipg firms has furnace at Mar
tins Ferry, in Ohio; another has q
furnace at Mingo. in Ohio; and third
has recently erected extensive works OF
this kind in Marshal county, West
Virginia, just below the Ohio county
line. Each Of these furnaces would
probably have been located on this side
of the river and in Ohio county if
suitable sites for that purpose could
have been found Other furnaces in
this vicinity are already in contempla-
ton, and assuredly il the iron trade Of
the city is ever to be materially increased
new furnaces must and will be provided,
il not on this side of the river on the
other. 1t becomes therefore matter
Of much Importance to the city Of
Wheeling and to Ohio county TO see
that every reasonable facility is fur
nished for the location Of these works
within our own borders, 10 the end that
the city aud county may reap the
benefit of the increased wealth and
population they produce.
The building ola railroad on this side
ofhe river piW make at once available
nias miles of manufacturing sites IN Ohio
county. Furnaces or rolling mills at
almost any point along the proposed
road will be convenient to unbroken
acres of good coal, and will have the
advantage of river transportation when
navigation is possible, or Of the railroad
when navigation is closed. No better
situation for manufacturing establish
ments can be found anywhere than will
be thus afforded; and this is in fact
The only place in Ohio county where
such establishments can now be advan-
tageously placed. Let us see to it that
the railroad is built.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
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RAILROAD MEETING.

A meeting in aid ofthe proposed sub
scription to the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and Kentucky railroad is to be held at
the Hose House in the First ward to.
LIB, -------- - IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
StarCanIIes.

en- WHOLE, HALF AND QUARTER
OU Boxes Star Candles, 8s.
20 Boxes Stearic Acid Candles, As.
Just received and for sale by
dp29 M REILLY.
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Wanted.
Something New.

THE ELASTIC MATTRESS.
i SOFTER THAN FEATHERS,
MORE ELASTIC THAN HAIR.
Also, Cheaper and Better.
Sold by
HUBBARD q BRO,
Furniture Dealers, 81 & 50 Market st.
derS ..t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
For Sale Or Rent.

III THEGRiCK HOUSE RESIDE IN
1M8 on Man street, between now and
April LIST, 1872.
FOR RENT-One small Fame House and
one Brick House, on Penn street, on the
Island. Posse sion given Immediately. APP
ply at THEODORE FINkS Feed Store, on
Quincy street. deSh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29
TObaccOs.

= CASES MONITOR NAVY, HALF LBS.
j 10 HI Butts Monitor Navy, Half Lbs.
40 Cases "Wigwam" +. e. Smoking, rs
and rs. Just received and for sale by
deg M. REILLY.
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Photographs for 1872.

LII CAN BE ACCOMMODATED BY
CALLING EARLY .H
| IN THE DAY, at
BROWN & HIGGINS GALLERY.
1noS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-29

For sale by the Can or Half-Cau ut
- =. +. GREER q PAULLS,
ns0 .,s Eo Warrington Hall
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of the SARsAPARILLIAN BE-
SOLVENT communicates through she Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other fuit and juices OF the
system the vlgor Of life, for it epairs the wastes
of the bcdy with and sound material.
Scrofuls, Syphilis, Consumption. Gisndular dis.
ease, Ulcers in the threat, Mouth, Tumors,
Nodes in me Glands and other paris Of the sys.
tenn, so o Eyes, Strum orous disoharge 8 from toe
re-. and the worst forms o. Pkin 1ieexses,
Eruption Fever Sores, Scald HeA1 Ring Worm,
salt Rheum, ErysipelAs, Acne, Back Rpots.
Worms in the Flesh, Tumors Cancers ia the
Womb, and all weakening nd painful discharg-
e Night Swests. Loss OF Scern aud all wastes
OF tn life principle. are within the curative
range OF this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and
.ew days will prove t, sBy Iereon using
il for either OF th hese forms OF sease its DO ent
20 yer to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decompo sition that is continually
pr gr sing, sue eeds IN arresting these wastes,
and repairs the anne with new material made
from &sthy blood and this the SARsAPARIL-
LIAM will and does eecure-A cute is oertAiu
tor once this remedy commGaces its work
of puri1cRti IN, and su" cee1s in diminishing the
loss Of wastes, i-s repairs VII De rapid, ard
every day the patient vii. fee. himself grOEinR
better and etHopge-, lie food di3estiDg better.
appetite improving, and f-sh aud weight in
creSsiDg.
Not only does tbe 9ARsAFAE ILLIAE BEsoLvEHT
excel all known remedial sRests in he Of
Chronic, ScrOfl!Ous, Oous ItutiOIaI, and Skin
diseases: but it IS he only pGsiIVs cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urn AIRY, sad humO uI7t=stsl Grave Ola Deies,
DlOpsy, S.OppGge Of Water. ILcJntiueuce os
Urine. Bright's Disease, AlLum.nuriA aud Ia all
the water is thick, cloud J, mixed with subst1a-
ces like the white o. an e9RI or threads ike
white eilE or there ie morbid, dark. bIIIIous
appearance, and white bone dust d-pc-its, and
wben there ia rricking, butDiDE sensa alton
when nassin0 water. and pain in the Small OF
the Back and along the Loine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

T bridge over Accotinck run, on the
Aiexandria and Fredericksburg railroad,
has been com pleted, and trains are running
over IT, The bridge across Pobick was to
be finished last week.
Two Kecku ukeIs solved dispute as to
the ownership of a calf by pacing the an
imal mid way between their residenc, and
seeing which one it would go toward.
Preeocity bases lis claim to future great
n. IS On this f.: Fisher Ames entered Har-
varI at the age of 12, and Edward Eve
rett at 13; Bishop Heber Translated ''Pl CO
drus" into English at z; Anna Seward re-
peatt d from memory the first three books
IF Paradise Lost" at 8. and Lord
Btongham wroe on philosophy at Is,
Grant rode on circus mule when be was
IL. 1895
A Londcn n cabman has rece atly re JoveY-
ed damages from o woman who della e.l b,s
business by being too fat to get iato his
cab.
The Warrenton Gazette says Two
white spanish potatoes weighing five
pounds each, raised in the garden of Mrs.
N. A. Purifoy. were sent us this week bv
this estimable lady. Who can beat theme
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

We pU blished yesterday few facts rel
ative to the injury sustained by Mr.. John
@. Moore, Of Lumberton. The following,
from yesterday 8 Rob esontan, gives a full
account of the cad affair. It is from a let
ter addressed to Mr.. Ed. Mcqueen, of
Lumberton, and is dated on the 7th:
II regret to have to inform von of sad
news relating to John O. Moore. He came
to this place on the train yesterday; he
stopped at Longs Hotel complained of
being sick and called for room, to which
he was shown, aud was not again seen by
the landlord. He conve5sad with several
acqgaintauces and was perfectly sober.
There VS. al affray in Rockingham last
night and several persons were stabbed;
whether or not he was in that affray no one
seems to know. [ did not see him myself
on yesterday or to-day. The next heard
Of him, be was on th5 railroad, two miles
below here, to-day, on foot, and hand
Car passed him. He was then cut i'll the
neck and bleeding profusely. He inquired
how long before the freig ht train would be
along. and wgs told in few moments.
The engiat er on the freight train saw him
walking, mt citing the tran, and when he
got near the train he stepped off the road
and deliberately placed his neck across the
track. The COW catcher knocked him off,
breakiog his Jaw. he was then brought
to Rockingham in q senseless condition,
and was not recognized until / went to see
him, since dark, and recognized bim.
There is doubt as to his identity. His
aw is broken; he is badly cut in the neck,
and there ace several cuts on his breast
and abdomen, and there is not much hope
OF Lis recovery, CT that he will survive
long. He seems entirely unc 5nec ons."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
Speech fH,o. Reverdy Johnson,

This gentleman on being called to the
meeting, said
The re IS one consideration. however, of
general nature, which should persuade
he teople that the party in power, legis-
la.ive. and executive, have rot, since the
termi alton of the war, wiselys dniuister-
ed the government.
The wer ended in April, 1865. Since
then no body of meD, nor, SO far as /
know any Individual Dan, hes raised his
arm egninst the authority of the United
States. The Judiciary of the United State S
was almost at once reinstated in each of
the States which had been in rebellion, and
they have ever since administered their
fun ction4, not only without resistance, but
the show Of resistance. All the forts in
these S 'Gtes have remained in posses sion
of the Government. Our commercial ma
rine visits every Southern port without
opposition, and is as safe there as in any
of tlie cthsr ports Of the country. The
lava Of the United States bad been ad-
mil s'errd wItnrut opp stion, and the
general ackuo Rle6gement Of the authority
of tie Z litt States and Of tie duty of
allegiance has everywhere prevailed. Each
has is Governor, Legislature and jndici-
ary, and has enacted and a1miniet, red its
. II la"e, rec"gni:iog throughout The par
amt unt authority Of the Union. Notwith-
8 anding all they are now slbj c>ed not
oniy TO OPP ressive laws, bat to laws which
;h!nk are In dire coL f;ct with the Con
stitutIon of the Un ted STATES. AID in thsir
L use obstructive to the liberties of the
people. - -. Ea.-zA a-S
so Ear from this col duct having brought
about lest ration of cool feeling,
" hich could Lave been accom- pli he'd by
friendly aad constitutional meatures, the
pc ople f one of those States are low sub
jeeted to IL e greatest col caiyable oppres
tion, and are deni, d rights Whic1, IN the
mcst express unambiguous terms are guar
! ranteed by the Constitution. And the
States th. mselves are practically treated
as if they we've not States Of the Union,
and such entitle / to all the powers not
conferred upon the General Government
powers which belong to them by force
of the Constitution itself-the Constitute n
expressly providing that "the powers not
delegated to the United States by the
| Constitution nor prohibited by it t, tie
States, are reserved to the States respect
| lively, or to the people," Now word or
| two more TO show that The particular mea-
snre that have in view, and the manner
in which the President in carrying il out,
srs at war with the Constitution, and in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17
DIR. RADwAYB
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS.

perfectly tsste!ess, elegantly coated with Aweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleante, and
s!rengthen. Rsdws.'s Pil.,. or the cuIe o. al
disorders of the Sto zach. Liver, BoRe,s, Kid
neys. Bladder. Nervous DIssAses, Headache,
Constipation, Costive ess, ind iResticn Dyepep-
sis, BilIiOusnees. Bilioue Fever, ILLUMINATION
OF the Bowe G, F.ee, and ali DeTshgemsnis of
the Internal Viscers Warranted 10 effect q
positive Purely Vegetable, containing no
mercury, minerals, or del IeriOus drugs
sB Observe thefollowing symptoms resulting
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
ConsrpA ion. inward Plies, Fui ness OF the
Blood IN the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF Food, FuIiuess
or Weight IN the Stom ch, tOur EructAtions,
Sinking or FiutteriuR st the Pit OF the Stomach
Swimming of the Head. Hurried ard Difficult
B eathing, Flutte,ng at the Heart, Choking or
lSuffo eating Sensstiors when II Lying Posture,
Dimness of Yisi,D. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, FeYsr sDd Da}i Pain il tho He ad. De.
fciency OF fars atiyr, YellLwneea OF the Skin
and Eye, Fain ia tbs Side, q est, Limba, and
sudden Fl he's ot Il at Burning in the Flesn.
a few d)ses of IA DWAY'B PILLS will free the
system T on al III above named disorders,
Prca. a hts per Box. SOLD BY DRUG.
GLET5. .a.---i -
BE I'D "F LsE AND True" Send one letter
gtam 20 R4DSkf 3D., No. S7 Maiden Lane.
New Iork. infOI m alton worth thousands wi1
be mt yen
in 10 ~, 1871 227-d&weodIycA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

Nine. Theirs. the wife of the President
of France has received from King ANA
dsus The decoration of the "Noble Ladies
of SpsiD."
A drsorderly girl. arrested in Albany the
other day. attempted to settle her fine by
XII sing the officer as he marched her along
he street. IL was wasted capital.
The Tiusville Herald gives the follow
ing directions for using it's new patent
hen pills From one to ten boxes of
pllls is dose for young fowls The best
way TO give the remedy is Go tickle the
onickep under the wings until it laughs. :
Wnen we tne piils can be shot down lis throat
The blind wood sawyer-whiIst M On.
has ever seen him see. thousAuds- nave seen
him saw.
DIR. Clement Il. Harris, former State
Senator from Rockingham, Va, died at
Staunton on the 81 instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-11-17

IL 1mpracticable, and he has abInd Iued
1t. observed the Gar with "A mile.
Twelve O'Clock sounded. While tho last
| stroke yet reverberatei the door VIII; cb
communicated frhm The bed room of the
Car to the cabinet opened, a Pirnetti
appeared TIE Car drew back couple
OF PAGES, bis brow darkent d, and, after a
momentary silence, he said: Are you
aware that You may bece me a very danger.
Gus individ ual 2" ''YCs, SIRE" he replied
but an only an humble corjurer, with
no al bition save tfat of amusing your
Majesty Here" said the Czlr, ''are
the thous md rnbles for last night, and a
thonsard for this days VISIT
Pr e'tl, IN Offering his than E, was in
terrupted by the Car, who. with a
tn ughtfnl air, Inquired of him, DO you
count on yet remaining some time in st.
Petersburg ?" "Sire," he replied, 81 in
tend setting eff this week, unless your
Majesty orders pcolongation of my &C
!ourn." mo !" hastily observed the
Car, 'it is not my intention to detain
you and, moreover continued be with
you against your will. You know how to
leave ST. Pesersburgh as easily as you have
found your way into this palace" 81 could
do so. sire," said Pirnetti, "but far from
wishing to quit this palace stealthily CT
mysterlously, am desirous of quitting it
in the most public manner possible, by
giving to the inhabitants of your capital
a striking example Of my magical powers"
Pirnetti could not leave like an ordinary
mortal; it was necessary that he should
crown his success in the Russian capital by
something surI assing his previous efforts;
therefore, on the evening preceding the
day fixed for his departure, he announced
that he should leave ST. Petersburgh the
following day, at 10 O'Clock IN the morn
ing, and that he should qnit by all the
city gates at the same moment
Public curiosity was excited to the high
est degree by this announcements; ST.
Petersburg at that time had fifteen gates.
which were encompassed by multitude
eager to witness this marvellous departure.
The spectators at these various gates all
declared that at 10 o'clock precisely Pr
netti, whom they all perfectly recognized,
passed through. He walked at slow
pace and with cad erect, in order to be
better seen, they said; land he bade us
adieu in q clear aud audible voice" These
unanimous testimonies we're confirmed by
the written declaration of the officers
p aced at every gate to inspect the pass
ports of travellers. The inscription of Pr
netti's passport uas inscribed in the fifteen
registers. Where is the wizard. whether
coming from the North or South, who
could In these degenerate days perform 50
astonishing al exploit?
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NOTICE..

APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO The
next Legislature Of North Carolina for tie
Passage CT an &C. to prevent .he destruction OF
n'h n the w&tcrs cf Slack Esvar
Nov 3, 1871. 47u9*