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Sttamtcnls mo RailruaOs.
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EHs.Es. ,t.a. ,E.A!E&fh ~, Be, Y. Via5
"o%GVi,, Fol !sd,l; .ec note below '"'''''''
ns Room 70 Tso ard Si Ssfs sh'f, fas DTsS sSs
n@A N kSrten Mail ior buffalo and Nias.-, Fan,
ptawlIg Room Loaches to Susquchanna and sicepins
s%P ~ sight Express. Sleeping coachc. to I,u,t.,o
7oP,M daily Cincinnati and Chicago visb, IN.
gress slGePlns Coaches through 10 Cincinnati aiaa
- for pott Jcryl, 500 9D iio and 'iii5AM,t1.
1i:l5 \. ". 3&, tso, 5.n. an '.7D6 T. N '""'
tG! wSdrsh ~ s '"a and HIS HIS 4 l. S M iS So g. S ana
SIS toF 5,S g4sra ls5 e: & ',G s !o} ! So} a' ANs" so
So 70, IGdstSoo1' llohoSu's And,lc and Ramscy'.,
NF2y S'iEIl'Gni is 90 a. ' ls g: @ ,' s; qo % % & 2A S
tor Rg,Getiotd pstk and fs,sSic Cls 81. $3.50 looa
Il "a, ~ ~ VI " ~, 8O, ia0, i.i0, 600 '6oO, s.S r.
a& u.s. sS $50 2 M and saiGfiSys s only, nI 1903 @ mt
iiil.i and way, 500 and Sis A. NJ, iaiS. ~
%' . Npr9g Valley M s Ard way so ';'' and Sis AN
foi Eneicssod. so5 lis .oo A. NJ. t.so ai, ,,s
~, ,l' $50, and 'GiS p ~ saturdays only, 5o5 mid MD
Tor Crc,skn. 200, 49, ,oo \; NJ in. SIS, us. sn
=, ~ snu $50 go i. VI. nhtuIuaysonV, l2tO mlmkht.
80 ,so SO, and Was =. u Saturdays only. a mia nc
sD 80, and 6STpoP fl.I, 2 4 1n1 NgsSs o @ , 'D
B;ITtain. leaving Churb rs street on even hour.
of haH hnurs, rhYc 2ld street M minutes
than above time. The 5Nl 4 VI. and 1870 midni mi
trans start rom Chambers street onls.
y. ". Trans IN the " r. r. uf y. 4. leaving cham.
hets street quarter hours. leave 2id street thirty
minutes earlier than above time.
IigA y, t3r pas'sec and Tor apartments in drawing.
room ana sceph2 coaches can be obtained and orders
~ nc thec king anl transfer of has gage may BE- lc At
the company ohcrs, 2ll. S21 and g1 broadway cor.
ner Of ie1lh Il. and ID ay. Harlem: Court street,
w Icklyu lO broadway, Milllamsburgh; the Gut'
p iys sdcpnis, mud OF agents Mt the principal hotels
sNyack only '''
l.. ID. m CKEW, WM n BAER
Gen Supt GEM rAss'r AT.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
w dul aUoT Moldly Oct 80 trai is Will leave Jiucs
slip at follows:
tFA 4 N.ttHcnpCrt Mail Train.
10 tl A. VI. NusNn. Glen Cove Locust Valley Hunting.
ton, ami NuUhpnu pas-tugtr Trains.
Gtrcuplrt 90 SATURDAYS
Up Ma txpross Trains for lloslyn. Glen Cove Locust
valley. llubtingi lr, and Northpnrt.
SO J. NJ, Notthpurt Way Train.
Az trans connect ~ Branch for Hampstead.
sunday ttan' tor huntington, Norport Isosyn, Glen
Cow, and Locust Valley iuayc Iultrt's Point Al 30
A. VI. and Il. NJ
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4 tHltkERiNG pano tlN 4 i.octave piano,
"a agrlre treble, every Improvements bargain TOD
cash .ustlllm niF tax d s. WYLihly
BiDpLE, IL AmitY IT,. near Broadway.
ADV NIL sell fur leGs than t,Dp q rosewood piano
ucA iiat stool cost t!o perfect order - 81 It.
DO~EN OOD sprfayr piauofprfr. tIn. Great har
II gam JAMES GulDES. 1916 Blecckrrst near Mac
dOugGl
Sinn -BEAITIFII Ipsuo i.octavr. carved
- WV. every Improvement. sacrifice. Sll monthly
ustallmrnts taken. CABLE. l,I 9TH ~.
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-.---~~--- .----~----->->-.
Sun JOB PRINTING HOUSE
PRINTING OF FvFRY DESCRIPTION
BLANK BOOKS,
Room, s,, pui1nr ItTuOCRA AputNc
cI,IDRAvI~cs
\ ~ KgNrt',R srnft i cT'rEiIps
KENTUCKY LNrg, Class SO. ~ Marrh 90, iS72
,,v>,Tgi Ti al J. ' ,,,l -, "a, 20, ~ 80 go,
$. ~ 'sL i. IS 8. Il. ., 10, II, IS. a.
PADU ~ -EyrEA CI,ss 70 is March 2s 1872.
PyppiCKH ~ GCi,.'., "a no. 90 is Msrch NMh ~ g Iis7,
S. 70, I, 3. II, 81, ~, q. o, 2i. IS -
Information furni.noaand circular. crrrr
~ ntqhoT, b ~ hr"AuNN 'S uon ~" ahd fArA row T.
cRp,r n,rsaio-Nii,,ner, .,or. .,ocs and
GhEAI palsain'- Ml'l,hey uore' %, st9A, ny, Hhu
St Come and see.
Y,po,ny,v eo,n,,o Room ra,, o,,ar, Sc
nc,Wynlah two ysafs lsAss .GSd 'of ,n'c anfc
'u'''s NV" '''''''' '' ''''''""
DTTTFR STORE for sale on account Of bad
p"e''n u''"S too' business. 90 sa "'
nytures and 1--WE years Lease of news depot md varc
,Ior'' ' years STANDING OIL 81 N" s'uth brooklyn
lW - ,Sy oIe ana smn,obheTy m bcy ,sGrs
5a .i.' .....- " e W ~ ''
FaIihont stork f,I .air chcap T,yf o~ ~ Or
chard st,
IVAN SAlF choap-Nuk ,lcp,t doing good having
L business In but"r' ces' Sc. l!3 East iith Si
TNOR SAIE- -Grnccry and candy store Cau.e for
If"s'uirg 6oi brolth M 9TH aV 1rar 5i.t w w.
Oarh'n' ST. rent ~
q ~ rast isl6 fa'' We" H'''' up can ana
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rar DrxocRArIc BorRBoNs.

The Bourbon- have ridden the Democratic par
ty Ike nightmare for many years past, and the
young mon have become discontinued and un-
sasy under the inhCtiun. Mr.. Burr editor OF the
Ttncs, Ia n respectable man, generally well es-
tcemed, and he makes the most readable paper
In the city, but he has become inevitable in
every party programme. lie 10 perpetual Presi-
dent of the state Committee, calls every Con-
vention to order, and generally presides at the
sittingS. Mr.. Eaton used to share the honors
with him, hut he seens to have run to seed, and
burr is lord paramount. lie dominates every
whore, and his orders are never disputed But
latteTly this thing seems To- have been uNerdone,
aud the boys are beginning To complain.
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IN view of these circumstances, II Is reason
able to conclude. ~ the contest Il to take the
shape Of an old-fashioncd party struggle with
the advantage On the side Of the Republicans In
the matter Of material aid, that they will retain
the control OF the state, so far a. the Legisla-
ture Is concerned. The Constitution requiring a
majority Of all the votes polled to elect the
Governor and the inferior state Officers will de
yOlve upon that body.
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A MEETING: Of the committee appointed at 1ss
~ Broadway by depositors of the SthyVr.ant Bank
will be held al slI Broadway THIS 4. NJ at 10 O'clock
MORRIS ALTMAN. Chairman.
monthly general meeting Of the New York
WI CArvers' Association "wednesday evening, at
O'Clock, at y stanton st.
CHARLES ! KING. President.
j NJ. BossoSG, Corresponding secretary.
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ACADEmn,Y, OK MIsiC SPRING SEASON

CD SO WRITlNG-H lesson.; bookkeeping
- -.DO arithmetic, grammar spelling, reading. IS
each. PAlNES Business College, G. Bowery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
FOR SALE.
Saturday, the 2lst inst,
IMPORTANT SALE.

COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, THE
" 1T dav or October, 1872 a. 10 o'clock
A. NJ, and continuing from day tn day
until sold, at the McLure House Hotel.
Wheeling West Virginia, will be sold at
pub ic auction all the property OF WIN. r.
Goodwin and John u. MoIen, partners, a.
Hotel Blu tlding. Said property consists Of
Parlor, Bar, Billiard Room, CHAMBER and
Kitchen Furnitu' q, &c, intending siI b'l-
liard tables. the q ara In said Hotel from
sxry To one hundred furnished rooms.
The property 20 be sold cofsis ts Of bedstesds,
marble top bureaus and wash stands,
lounges, tables, upholstered arm chairs,
wall, chamber, Office and dining room
chairs, settees, spring mattre SEA, spring
bed bottoms. blankets, comfOi u, sheet,
pillow cases, fine Mars lilies counter
panes, honey comb spreads, towels,
foot tubs, chamber toilet sets, elegant
lounges, French plats mirrors. mantle
mirrors, eegsnt body tapestry, brus-
3 Ii, ingram. tn ee and two plv carpets
door ma ., rugs, silver plated forks, tea and
table spoons, butter dishes, syrup cans,
sugar bowls, cream pitchers, castOrs, &C.
glassware and dishes, table and kitchen
furniture Of every description, one steam
carving table ONCE dishes, &C., six nrs
cIass billiard tables, balls, cues, cue racks,
one, two, four, Six ri nd twelve light chande-
liers. side Lights and brackets and billiard
gas fixtures
Terms OF Sale, Cash.
-.s... ,u.tn" Ri HARD 3. BROWN,
sepl8-i Sheriff OHIO County, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
Observation-Disclosures.

QV AIT WAL VT VI
When and how. this is to be done by
officers elected on the 22d Of August
has been subject Of inquiry. A CORE
= ssppondent, one of the most prominent
LAWYERS in the State, furnishes the fol-
lowing opinion: .....L. =
The Both section Of article 8 OF tbe
recently adopted Cos sitution provides
and declares as follows: "Such parts OF
the common law and the laws OF this
State "a are in force when this Constitu>
ton coca Into operation, and are not
reuuenant thereto. shall be and continue
the law OF the State until altered or re-
pealed BY the Legislature.
The 5th section Of the 4th article pre-
.cribes the oath to be taken.
The Code, which contains the law in
relation TO the qualification of officers
and said 9Th section Of the 4th article
of the. Constitution directs the ~noie
proceeding touching the question ofqnal
ifica,iou, giving bond in cases in which
bond is required, &c. The Presiding
Justice, which is a new office no
specially, provided for by statute
should take the oath prescribed by the
9Th section of the 4th article. Al
should qualify and Of thoee required by
by law to give bond they should give
bond and qualify within sifty days from
notice to them Of their. election. TIT
Legislature may, if deemed proper
under authority Of e6th section OF the
9th article, require any class Of county
officers to give another or different
bond, but until required by legisla
ton the bond now required by law il
the bond to. be given. a..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
Tnsshe.spease and Ohio Loan.

ThsGhesspeake and Ohio Loan.
Frointhe MY. Tribune, September 49,
The successful completion sof the
negotiation Of the sl5,0OO,O00 loan Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company>by Messrs. Fisk and Hatch,
their financial agents. is secured by the
result Of the offering for proposals Of
81, 923, 700 of the bonds. The proposals
received amounted to $2,30l, $40. The
ameunrremziniug after those awarded
by the. directors, which. seemed 70 be
Tor toe iutarestiof the cQQpaSy y TO lac
cept, is 1859 600, which sum does not
ibc,ude the 10a bonds. The -loan is
,powrwAbdsawn from the m3s4es and
THIS small balance viii be disposed of
at private sale; an opportunity is thus
afforded u those whbse propbsAlsi were
not accepted TO make private bargains
for them should they feel SO inclined,
We understand that the bids which
were accepted averaged about s. per
cent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

THERE is strange report that Pinch
back, the coiored Lieutenant Governor
'of Louisiana, after having announced
that he would speak at various points
in Pennsylvania, has quietly started
home, with view Of impeaching Gov
ernor Warmoth. who .favors' Greeley.
The plan Is to have the members Of the
Legislature got together, and as soop
as Pluchback gets to New Orleans to
convene that body by means Of tele-
graphic order, when the impeachment
ia 10 be effected Watm6th deposed, and
Pinchback made Governor. How the
report got about originally it is hard to
say, but Pinchhack is treacherous
politician, and Governor Warmotk ia
actually away.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
r., w?A,K. RAILROAD.

FAilure, q q Contractor Ard Loss 70
I 49, tbe lAhoFePs.
From the Panhandle Newal:- Z
Last Saturday morning considerable
stir took place in Wsilsburg, from a re,
port, afterwards confirmed, that Messrs
Gordon & Wright, contractors on the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
railroad, from finaucil embarrassment,
had made an assignment to G. W.
Caldwell, astrustee, fof certain purposes
therein specified. 1t appears that on
JAY "a 1872, Messrs. Gordon Il
wrigh executed q deed by which they
conveyed aiiEtheirC personal property,
consisting Of wsgens mules. horses,
dsrrieks, &C., 70 g. w! Caldwell, ID
trustto secure and save harmless Lewis
Apologize, endorser Of note made by
them, dated July q, 1872, payable four
months after date to said Applegate or
order. in the sum of $4,000, payable and
negotiable at the WeBsburg National
Bank, w, Va, September H., 1872;
another assignment was made by
Messrs. Gordon u Wright to 6. ".
Caldwell, making the former deed of
trust, g. part thereof and. including alb
sums Of whatever kind due or to become
due 10 said Gordon 81 Wright from the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling az Kentucky
Railroad, on account of work done on
sections six and nine of said road, and
all monies owed by said railroad COM
,psny to, the firm, and all sums to be-
come due on account of certain prop
erty leased to said company by said
firm, and all the goods in their store in
the town OF Wellsbnrg, to secure frat
the note and its indorser, described in
forUerdeed, and df.erwsrd to pay pro
rata all debts and liabilities incurred for
construction and work on sections six
and niue of said Railroad company.
The effect Of the above is to cause
eeneralloes tothe Observation-Disclosures
men OF our town, or various sums rang.
ing, as high as 800, and TO leave sew
eralJ thousand, dollars due. the laborers
upon the road. There is some talk of
Throwing themInte Involuntary bank
ruptcy. It. ia asserted by others that
an advance Of 5000 could be safely
made to MessrA Gordon IL Wright by
the railroad com pany, and that it would
pay their hands, and ensure the COM
pletion OF their contracts. The rail-
road company put some hands at work
upon the sections last Wednesday, bnt
some of the unpaid hands persuaded
them to cease. They were arrested for
riotou- conduct on a warrant issued by
s, S Quest, ,j:,P. but, the cases were
dismissed before trial Work is to be
resumed upon the sections 6 aud 9 by
the railroad com PAW, and the .stone
work of the Buffalo creek bridge has
been relet. .l..,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

A corExpoRARr. points out the re-
semblsnce between the assault of the
Presidents brother.in-lsw on Mr.. REED,
s Jour naiist Of Washington, and the a.
,faiir in which the Eppeior's relative,
Prince PIERRE BosirAsrs, killed vroroR
NorR, a French Journalist. This was
followed by the speedy downfall OF the
BoSarARrE family. The parallel be-
tween the cases may hold good in that,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
, Taarr IrishmIeD, named james Gal

.vTHRrs Irishmen. named james Gal.
lsther. Luke Corners and William
O'Brien. upset while crossing the river
IN & sEf, above Devinney,s warehouse,
--fsst Tuesday afternoon. and the two
;ast,nnsdt lers drowned. Their bodies
we're caught in the river, on the West
Virgins side between, Devinnfys
vsreKbSss asd helresideace of Mr. j.
B. Bufgoype. Les9der Browning,
Of .S s sfs ssrda sas:
Jury, who brought A. EsEdiict Of death:
nom sosidsntat droWning.-Fa"haSdleI
= No. .sssgia 49, = s.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

DYVIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,
- made by =. B. Bushneld 10 the under
signed AZ Trustee, and recorded In the Re-
corder's ONCE OF OHIO county, w. Va, In
Deed OF Trust Book No 4, rage s2s. I Will
offer at public sale, on Monday, the 23d day
OF Septemne ls72, commencing said sale
at 10 o clock A NJ. At the store room Of the
said =. h. Bushheld, on Water street., I'm the
city Of Wheeling, all OF bis stock In trade
In n certain Ink Mandatory now owned
by him, including fixtures, drugs, writing
and chemical fluids, Oils. sclds and vess els
for holding the same, and all OF the appur.
moe particular description OF the articles
10 be sold can be had by reference To the
deed OF trust under which this sale will be
made.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
JAMES P. ROGERS.
sepla-i Trustee,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

MI peter #slSha, 4 stTeedtter, who
resided Id Gfstou. 4, OF stheesrs at
this place on Monday evening last, and
stated for HS home, but from some
cause not koewn. tell off at Everetts
tunnel, several Jniiessvest of this place,
and the, esrssss passing over ,hislegs,
crushed 1hsmLso- badly that he-died
somasins dtkiY5hA night He was
bwuxht tooPednonF vhFeSyerJ aI7
teptiQp YsSpsif die 'uhfsfttnAte man,
r-ftSdMont Record.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

Sons enthusiasts; Z. conf poster on yes
terday mcrDiug REsIsfER multiplied by
ten the $500 Democratic majority we
very eiyJ moodestly claimed for the Second
Congressional District, and made 1t
'"e5. 600, Hpktring is very good
thing sometimes but it was little over
done in this case. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
WRIT COUNTY.
The Recent Esectior-No Candidate
FOR cougre v otef for by the Dem
ocratsAWIrt- wit Give q Majority
FOR WILSON IN October.
'WIRr C. H.. WEST VA,
Sentember II 1872,

Writ G. H., WEST Va,
September II, 1872.
Editors ofthe Register: ..r
see a statement in the State Journal
that a. the late election in this county
Hoo. Benjamin Wilson, Democratic
candidate for Congress, received only
l55 votes, while Hon. John j. Davis,
independent candidate, received 4l3
votes. As this statement is intended to
reflect on the popularity of Colonel
Wilson. 10; Justice to him I desire to
rive fhe reason ,whv he did not receive
larger vote in Writ. The Democratic
Executive Committee OF this county,
which was intrusted. with getting 'np
ihe tickets and having them printed,
was OF the opinion that no election
could be legally held at that time for
the choice of Congressman, and was
not aware that It WAS the intention oil
the voters Of the District to vote Tor a
Congressman ut that time; hence 10
making out and printing the Tickets for
this county, the name and office OF Con-
gresham was omitted. and the only
votes received by Colonel Wilson
we're. those Of Rsdicalsaud Independent
Democrats, as these were the only tick
ets that had Congressional candidates
on them. Had the Democrats Of this
county voted for that office, Colonel
Wilson would have received the entire
Democratic vote, which would have
given him majority of l3S votes, q
our entire vote cast in this county was
964. .Ussosi zr-
, l am reliably informed that the
Democrats of Calhoun couaty did not
vote tor Congressman at the late cleo
ton in that county. and. that, their tick
els did dot oeStain the names OF .candi-
datea tor Congress, they being OF the
opinion that no,electioh would be held
at that time for that office. When the
proper time comes to elect represen-
tive in this District. both Writ and Gal
houn, will give Colonel Wilson hand
loms majorities. ~. .. is -.
Respectfully yours, -sL WRIT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
L The Credrr MopiIier Fraud.

Inasmuch as number Of Congress
men, whose names are mentioned as
receiving stock JIM the Credit lioJiEa.
have positively denied it, the suspicion
is gaining ground that Cakes Ames did
not distribute the stock as stated, but
kept it himself, General Garfield,
Senator Wilson. Hon. Hesry L. Dawes
and Speaker Blaine have all denied re-
ceivipg stock. 1t is stated that these
gentlemen have united in a letter to
Cakes Ames asking him to explain the
testimony brought out in the suit Of
-CoIosel McComb.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
BeKIsre of 9iandterfeits.
LAuGHEIN'sJINFIANR- CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

- PAINC0LIGAND WAKEFULNESS.
.r such Is the popularity of our remedy that
IL has induced some unprincipled persons
y IN t opr stty r. counterfeit GOV Y copying our our
FOE word, using the same colors, gliding and
sS4e requiring very close hooking to dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frOwn upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserves Heresfter we shall prosecute, to
by making, selling or buying such mita-
tious as shall infringe on our copyright.
The, only, equine article Of The Childs
Cure'v hen TSething, Laughlln's Intant Cor
aialSis prepared AbyI LAUGH Elm BROTH
ERS & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 10 Years.
Tried for 80 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

ID, AS T0dd,s Liver Pills.
BRA. &. foddss Mver Pills.
FOR DYsPEPJtAt6 Syftss q Y FAT LIy-
ACHE, BIIdousNEG,I&c-3
BEALIsy5ttE SA;ssept; II, lSl;
your yaluable Pif, IanSnoWs enjoying per-
fect health. have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and havetriedsmany RENE
dies without any good effects. Some months
sthee, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
esBofathr Druggist n box Of your Pills, and,
using them According 70 the objections,
now feel perfectly, restored Sd valuable
are they 1 would not be without them Tor
any money, and deem them the NEST won
derful remedy 9th day. -
Yours with respect lu MANI
Sold by Druggists ppd dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
oa7 49, Proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21

NE lsarn, from the Wsllsburg Ns"s
that j. B. CRESsHAw, Of the Class-of go
of Bethany College, has been selected
% fiftthe Char Of Mathematics, nice
II, ". HAaptse, resigned. =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
DlEap.

BlERRRUER- Thursday, September 10,
1872, CHARLES BIERBRuEK, aged 81 years.
Funeral nom his late residence, at Bridge
port, Ohio, Saturday September 2D after
noon, AZ. 2 O'Clock Friends OF the family
invited to attend. N &C., ,.".,...
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=" : : Z -
NJ ARRUEn

denee OF Mr.. Jas. N. Montgomery, Lewis
burg, West Va, on Tu' sday, September IL,
1872 at Il NJ, bv the Rev. NJ. L. Lacy, A. J.
CL.RK Esq, to Mamie NJ. MCELHENSY,
both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Bea IN the
Wortd-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri,
s senns an aaI1 81 Ths
produces frfimediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL, BROWN. Does not stain
<the skin, bat. leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERF'FET Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, d8. BOND street, New York. -.
7 mar6-dBgC~ = .TG4gIj-I.syr.-. .-- ......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
SPECAL.HOiTlcES.
1885,
ION MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors aud Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments tC
treatment. Sew and remarkable RENE
dies. Books aud Circulars sent free, In
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth st., Phlldelph. "a, Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

.,- =, ,FTRsr NAfioSAL BANK,
BELLA1RK, u, August u, BS.)
On and after August 18th we snail offer df
par fotnye,tors the enti,e amount of tue
above loan, limited ta sr0S00o and author
ICED by special dcf Of the General Assembly,
PASSED AprH d, 1871 and BY resolution OF
Town Council August 9th.
These bonds, issued In large and small
amounts, run IS years, and are redeem able
at the option OF the corporation years
after date. 49, .-u.- q sg.-.-..
The payment OF principal and interest Is
lien upon all the publjc property OF Bel
laire and ~ crowded TOR by direct tax
upon, all The real and personal property OF
the town, atpresent standing on the tax
duplicate at 81, 5C0.00o.
Present debt OF the Corporation of Bel
iaire is $1,000 ~
The intarest con pors ofthe above bonds
are payable In March and September OF
thyear.
We invite the attention OF the public to
this loan. Information in detail will be
ven by letter or otherwise by addressing
the First National Bank OF Bellaire, Ohio,
or Merchants National Bank, Weeeling,
w. Va. aug2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-21
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