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Minnoapon, burlington and bargc bnrka Th,,rston,
T. Jonca, vaniorht o. X. Minis; aeslra nara. Mount
nlanc ]. King, nanforlh, 1outley, aaycland:
pARaEp Ur-1ro1a st. JoHalll City IT Now York,
Anna s,nh, Gordon Ca.npbell Pittsburgh md argc i;
larhn hlessen, L. 9. Woodruff; arhra ponul,at'n,
Stalker, America, Marengo, Montcaln, Tluinaa Mott
Flor1n, Lena johnson.
WlNn-Sorthwu4t.
DErnorr, afrl1., sert. 1T-Evcning.-rAssEp Ttr--
Props William Cowtc. 1awas aud larRes; sclrA Mhg3tl,
oaklcatt Gresr. Rntnbu, SanLcraen. Orphan buy,
hnto Gillei william Ornsawao, Alice Nfchoaa.
Argyle. Burlington, mil lnrgc, Fred Kolloy al,d barge;
bark Hunnyrian setr HeOtin.
WtND--Northesnt.
, 1873-09-18

RA6nfs
1x-MANHHAI W1LLrAMB.
And now WORT ut prniae to man WHO haa forfo!ted
hin claim 10 prase in tic Donartmont-nona other
thnn Robert 4. Williams, until lately Chief
Fire-MArshM. 11o might have behaved lke
much comment, hut ho did not. 1Io ran to tho Arc,
and, tinting company without officers ordered tho
men to tr,i their attention to black Of buildings
upon which Tho tiln Of nalno was washing. It waH
relish Of an Gid an experienced hiarsa1. Tho battso
was abort atnrp, md dccisvo aud Bob williams hae
thu q odlt Of saving certainly one whpc square of
buildings and nobody knows hoW many moro Every
wider ruin, and every, building taved was a,, tho
Hafcty Of mnny otlers All pr.iae than to Williams
for tlo nsofGsh part ho pnyod In sing hia long OF.
perienco for tho credit Of The Marshal Will anpcracded
him, aud tho ahfnty Of tho community Of which he IL
now nil untitled member.
Too much cannot DO taid Of tho heroic conduct Of
tho hronicn, and ovcry metnber Of tho Department
circumstances Cnrt. Potter Trainer, Of No. 10, had
sovoral OF hta fingers broken and Ills eyes burned.
Ono Of ha company. cut In tho hoAd and hand,
was carried OIL bleeding, md u II feared ho Il
On Wright etract. Capt. swoonta made No. do hcf
utmost on Liberty street, an,l did okcoent scrvico In
tho face OF scorching hoat. 30 did Capt. Michaa Sui
Ivan, Of No. a. Ono man waa knocked down BY
front Of the Aa1noa, on Lherty street.. Two Of tho
ren wore acorcllcd. No. ~ Capt. Maurice Shay,
was working In front Of a store In which
there was guipowdor. Tho powder Exploded in}uring
Hook unh Ladder No. woro hurt By falling dvhriA.
George Law Of Hook and Ladder No. received ina-
r}ca while working HA1etcd Btrcot near Liberty.
petrfe WAS also .oVerely injured
provo that tho Hhirko dnnBor, aud were ready
10 rtsk thor nyos to do their duty.
, 1873-09-18
LAST NIGHT.

Last night tho Of Tie connAgrstton, or rather,
Of tho rutuH, visited by largo number Of per-
aonB, drawn thfhor by curiosity. Tho buEnt-out md
hoeloss pooplo sought shelter among their friends,
and thero was lack Of sympathy for tho unfortu-
nato. They wcro busy up to q late hour removing
their gooda to places OF safety and wagons Of al kinda
thundored along tho atrcets.
THE DEVASTATED AREA
WAS illuminated by tho GLOW Of burning dnbr4s, and
hero and tere englnes working to extingish tho
last vestiRo Of tho hre At midnight nothing remained
but b1ackenod and desolated whero fow abort
hours before all was busy With life aud activity.
TWO ODD FELLOW LODGES, ..
Sifvor Link and 1Ioffnung, destroyed. At tho
communication of Temrlar Lodge, No. ~, ho,d aat
directed to draw On tho Treasury for such in
ls Judgment should be appropriated to relieve tho
distrosged brethren.
, 1873-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


Eoft Oh Chicago.
AllR1YED.... ..sept. IT,
Bcow Vim. Datcs, st. Juscpi,. woal. ~
atean bargs Monitor. South itavan, lumber.
sehr @ oyhss 'dea aoson, esS setia daVsa, i lumber,
PFop PFop Msqsss. HMss,!s., naa nso san,s, sa1rs,,
6tnir Corona, 6t. loseph. HluGsfes.
echr ". II. uhwkina, Huron Pier, wood.
Prop Ira Chnfoo: aargatuck. sundriey.
sshE ssF aSsl' MSsrFi oxst Mst'sfn S:tsRon laopsf
gehr Kate Lyons, Ml,kegoi, lumber.
Bchr phenix, MaIiatce, lumber.
sohr @ J, Z peosontsrs. ,.s,. Portage Lake lumber.
Reaw ses & I 15oSSnga %a9gton
ssow stsa3n h9n1ss so sanEataes wooa
aolr Arrow. ilollani, slaba.
rrpp I 1h1mylAia, q 4n 99donsburg sunare'.
M scir joses, Holland, bart.
prop lso ehisssn: nuIsa1 sl0 ra,1 smr1es
Schr 4. Drana0n, Grbcn Bay, lumber.
Bchr G. l.. johnson. MuAkpgoil, lumber.
schr Racine hIuskegon, lumbar.
ssF sssr Mh|}ss h|ysnsa MsTasEsD Msfsssn anSp lnb:r
Bchr !. II, Ferry, White Lake, lumber.
sehr Hans of0cker fsn;aHR9s e 1t lumber. ,,n, :,
chr ". H. Hawkins unioa psr i S.ss nsnt nis II saa
schr Tri-colo1, Holland, 50 br1s groceries,
bcHr Qrtce a. Chnnuon, Kingston, w. rn3J bu wheat,
Bark Naiad, Buffalo, 20, ,500 lu corn. .-
stnr coroua, 81, Joseph. % brls OIL and suudrios.
schr r. H. Knapp, Buffalo. 70, COO hi, corn.
rrop ALASKA, nuslalo. $1,000 hi wheat.
schr CITY Of Patneayil!o, puaAlo. 5000 bu wheat.
6team-barao Monitor. Hotlth Haven, ID II. lumber.
schr i. II, Fortcll 1}utfslo, 1900 bu wheat,
sc.r OuHsco, Buffalo, n, ,010 b,l wheat.
Schr White Cloud, Oaweso, 1890 bu wheat.
schr Chicago Board u Trade, buffalo, 27,ooo bu
schr s,sry Collins, buffalo. II 900 hu coru.
Bark Ia.ner, 1sultnlo, II 900 tu rorn.
Bark Uuatlln, buffalo, 900 lu wheat
schr Lizxto Doak 1T. jo lo kegs beer. ...
Etmr Ehebnyga,t, Nac!ne md intermediate ports II
brls oil, and Rnlsartea.
NlHRr 0L.lANANcEH. ..
Prop g. j. Tresla Grasn pay, 900 br1a pork, 20 hrls
ol, II brls APPLES, brla wlsky, aud sundrius.
atmr MiBkeyon, Gran Haven, ~ brls liquor, II hrla
paint, IL BacaB slol, ~ gaHcs lard, and sllrtts,
Prop st. Inuis, lutialu, 200 bu wloat, 2uUU brla
Aour 700 baga Bcod.
Prop Ira dhaGee, ssugatuck, 100 bss flour, 80 kegs
nnilB a.ll s.t.llrits.
Prop Il. r. Wade. Port Huron, 1T,G72 bu corn, LEST
brla flour. 30 brlR pnsk, nlll suM.lrieB,
achr 1sonssdcs, Buffalo, 1o,227 BIZ rye.
, 1873-09-18

had snbadcl for moment, and now was tho time to
paY tho s7atoy Hero vaa tho Incident tllat sAvnl tic
rtty. no ono known wl,nt loss Iii tho fen mln,ltoa
during which tho nlnokatl-for calm lRao, tho Arc
mon had gained tho victory.
TIE r1nn wAB UNDER CONTROL;
Tho atonming roof Of tho adjoining building teatitlcd
nvo ntes Ister, tho broeso eprang ur oco moro, II
w,ls tho faeo to cnrry on tho work Of destruction.
naeh III a eorts It t1ie. away Into gentln brrezc,
nll tho fire under cnn.scte toMtroI. fcelinH Of
aHBuratcp spread through Tho vaBt crowf,
Init conceded to the aro department fill n1eaanro
of praao.
ny CONTINUED EFFORTS
the lingering nanea In tho coriiGr building woro
lnten nut, md tho adjoining building thoroughly
Ha.nr,tut ns prevent any poasillty Of Tho spread
of lilo fro. Tho stream Which had 80 successfully
combate lilo tItuea at thu cor1ler wns INV turned
,ltur lhe bazng rlinB oil the cus1or os Wright aud
1talsts HtrceLa and tho crowd began to melt away In
search Of further excitement.
, 1873-09-18

c1NcrNNA11 scpt. 1s-Ncws Of tho Chicago hro cx-
cited intonso an1ioty. Crowds gathered around the
newspaper bulletins and tho streets rcsounded with
tho cries OF nowsboys. The nows that tho lro was
under contsol mas received with great aatiafacsion.
, 1873-09-18

Owing to tho continued Illness Of 1fas Eliza
O'conner tho management OF Ioocy's Theatre have
boon compelled to take tho fine play Of "Liliana Last
Love" off tho stage, and substitute Mr. Bart1cy Camp
boll's oxcccnt comedy Of ''peril; or Ioro ut Long
1rnnch." It will bo produced this evening with tic
, 1873-09-18

Hasnrts ns 10 prevent any poshiSillty Of the spresd
sho re Io esoa NJ % % LAC no 30 .s
assa stress and The crowd began to melt away In
search OF far'"'F 'ie..o.,o"e.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
During tho excitement which prevailed on Tin sprcad
-, H.. n u,.,.r ~, ,,.ntfo1 on,,,. ,... -.
Of tho hames' aunass aha manAoa ehofts "ero n'ado
to save goods resapa ,le m0't 'a"shaeo OF al wna
vh,ch mint nnyor iavo rsen to thu aurfaro Int for
- 'Ae s,t, a., tm ,,u,,,r. .,- ~,,.
the tFo. Assembled III flll nnior they marched to
tho residence Of Aid. Hlldrcth. ". F. Hlldrath
thsro and rnccd lila house at their diarosah They
neulousy pt,c ut, bis goods ami carrio thor, away.
.'..u ~, rte.t ~ . 80, . .. ,"Ms % s""'s
Until 'he eehhl most rrea"co upon 'ne ao"l1ohn Of
THE BEST OLD BOURBON
to st,mnIatn nraction viii M oycr.t1oso of ~ ta
~, -" ~. ,s y. IT., s"o
u eo uo o orpsl 2 M freu .
In each otlcr all spprcciatyeness which tho cold world
had .l,pava mr., ,,a, n conceal, an /, ,ha .noo rho
!. 80. ~ ., - ~ '
jolly 1nldreth ro'hors and vowed that nota stono In
ns's tno % building should BE- -, ,nure, Hence, in
tro, ~. '''' -o'''' 's'N 'A00'A'
'h'y '0f' rnr ,,,,nso,,, MARBLE ,,.urr,,
from over tho Fireplace, anl carrlrd II away in tr
,nnb Tho,r .incorttv Is nrovcl ,,, .ho ~ t,,,t .
P+' ~ ' " f ~ ~ + 'Aas "
Hqnad Of jolly follows subsequently, discovered that
they had loft unsaycd hcaHlinB dom John Of santa
G7Ix nuntl,nr of IoneptIr hp t,oh honhn
.' " ests ~ ~. NJ a uo
suHta.neo no injury '1oh nto' nf' neure "on1a tcel
greatly Obliged for tho restoration OF tho marblenan-
telpIoce The boya ara all Invited to empty tho re-
malutnu deunt ,ohna.
NJ a1,or ~ +,o an ~ Allan h r,o+1o, ro, s,,,.,-
mr. A!on, o1 tne n1 Q, 4'on q Derhc's: "as ansnsl5
Injured by tho fall OF toist uo was ony acratchcd,
and alto hearty supper ln tho belief that Chicago pos
scasen Fra Donartnent can.be Of sltnoat nnvt1inu
'-'"'- m.von nnans 1''' ''s'
on learning that fire WA progressing aud thata
gonoral con1agsaton was threatened secured ono Of
I'm rurn.roua ,narcan,rv hactncn ~ tha ctv and
s.s,,.,.. ~ ~ ~ NV y. ~ ',e
stouuy' nos ~ say npy = socohueo "
Ills clerk, Mr, Horace F. White, droVo to tho
ecopp Of tho ro Arrived thefo hp investigated every.
thino nntil h,a cvo arooostod wnko mr. dcfcct,vo
a,,, 80 - ,,, - ~ 90 % ,nt. 49,. ..,
nno, anu ns 8onetal conan'on way eaat Q. thorough
ly cured ham, He met with aevoral Disasters, ono Of
which Nigh. tavo been aerlous. hugo poco of lun-
bor .truck the o-corner Of hla hat somewhat ntorng
.s CONTOUR Dus no' maet.ns tne p,oaaon1
though 9rimy faco beneath 1t. Mr. Bond now
thoroughly approcinteg the responsibility Of Fire.
oI.rahnt
, 1873-09-18
NOTICE..
70 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

marble hlnck OF thrco 4ortrs and bsselnu. to ba
ersclcd WHh4eav., n:sr 1lr ytrtt ~, n1 set,,.
l4ttse pAl. ndcr. Invited - gall Tug tnfhEnat!an
nnu plan. Al tho oiito Ut l.KEllMulDT, Architect.
l5h nAndulphs 1T.
, 1873-09-18
A PACIFIC, CAHLE.

San FAAfc1sco, Sept. 17-Ihe United Btntes atoamer
Tuscarora aaiied from Victoria to-day for Cape Flat
tory, to commence BounainER for q cable to japan.
, 1873-09-18

V61&N18 EsI1REDN 11N3rO1fs
.nETRorg, M.el,., Hort. l1.-rAssxp DowN-frnTa
Scotia, Nepunu, Enl.rs etRtu, Cuba. Psasao, halna
, 1873-09-18

Tfoso ptt1a cnmpnsed oxn1us!yo1s vegetable In
g1odlehta. and although toy gnt!Eay sroraalu TIM
Uf tnprcusy, do nb lchso nj tH Injurious nucs They
at directly nrYn tho liser md ':!.ho fenca, Il
etsa nf that organ: yor Uopalu 1!llsou. isordars,
lniigoatot Sick uoalnct,s, Typhoid feynrs, DO. tn.,
all Risceurb to thu tsJ If Scrncks Mandrake Pills
For sAle By MI druggt.a and el,AIora:
, 1873-09-18
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N1.lYt,lsiG.......,

snoo,a1 communication Of naS Na s:7. n.
r. NJ ,r work NJ S"snmt tirl,"i m Il'rsss IL Al
tagn tseay III. i4atstat! cI1',iin ~ i!rl l5s
urdur vi tAe ". d. u l., CilADHlUh4 haa.
, 1873-09-18

Cleveland Iodgo M. 9il 4, T.. 4 4. a., regular enn
nnnluato this AyenIng at % oeoue fs business an
efreoonnx thH hsll., Visiting brethren cordially asitaa
liz 0siior vi thu W. II. ~ ,.,., .,r
, 1873-09-18

e,snins, Il s*ssE. il g;;eat4i lisItI 1a$s{s Il i;
siisliy IMslto,. uy ardas o'tho ~: Il, .'',,,,
, 1873-09-18

to movo It snctocdod only 80 far 10 pull down q
portion OF Tho ehingllnga. The hremon climbed In bJ
tho windows, aud their busy a1oa out through tho
plaster aud tho ousiae cnyaring. Once tho hook
was placed In q secure point.
rom HUNDRED WILLING HANDS
seized the role, and nt given sgual. gave acl pull
AZ made the building sag and rock lko q blalo Of
grass in q ga!o "oue, two, throo-sivo 1t to lor
hoys'' and with erash down canlo tho front Of tho
building. Tho yoluutoors fell hack as tho front gave
way, but now they rushed forward. 1nn had faltc
and tho maaa Of tinbor had fallen upon him. It took
but moment for tho excited crowd to raise the tass
ss ssap p' tss sss ss. t. IL psss Sy & Sy who had
foreman Of trask NJ l1V wss son,'n1e and
sa .aa srassea f9co s'i; from h tic TiSnay auaa.
h.t .a h o5a g gal 81 vss poa e.rro s
away a,l loat sight of far less time than 1t takeh to
write 1t: Sergeant itzp1tFisk elearel the way nnd
Ipzen brawuy officers aided p carrying HIN through
the gap llo nalo. There waH .-
NO TINE Lost --...
ty tho rena for beto9s POOR l,oye sd 1srneartS
timo hroLo au tlrsw ltp crowd IT the emil Of 1t gu
usnEn TIE noor!"
a ' Wy nsa oeo n e s0S s nR
al,nok and let, but donoa Tho efforts Of tho crowd.
II Rrbnloa thuugb thu fates wsra n9htnE OH tse
H1do pf tho IRE, for g,,at Ut w! nuw carriel tho
tlalnea ncross Liberty Bsruat, and tho corner iulH
already SHOUT Of tlaHo. Felrlo f"l!9lt nko =
wounded Hun Ills POURED III tlUlr ktreatn with
u wll a lass4or was run up MnI llroInau lnountol
II to break open thc Windows, nnd thun
THE TUnIsENr OF WAyEn
was aimed steadily at oysFy point In ran9n. Tho
prospect appeared almost desperate, t"f tue
grolery stors . Adjulnny bud takuA nrs,
anA . ba1u In thu haif-dvIaollsheI bniL1-
lug threatened Another leap Of tho aainoa. The1
ssn ~ nirylp Ae r2sr e e hAsS r%n GeasetI; g
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12

A MILLION young shad are TO be put
in the Kapawha river this summer.
This renders it more than ever impor-
tant that the legislature should adopt
and the officers enforce stringent and
we'll considered law for the protection
of fish. We believe the subject was
somewhat discussed last winter and a
special committee was appointed to take
into consideration the whole subject OF
game laws and prepare suitable bill.
The committee had not reported at the
time oil adjournment. but will doubtless
be READY to do so when the legislature
reassembies next winter.
We learn that supply of chad is to
be placed in the hesdwaters OF the
Mouongsbels and Tygart's Valley riv-
ers as we'll as in the Kanawhs. Should
the experiment prove successful (and
there seems to be no good reason why
it should not,) it will not be many
years before the Ohio will be well
stocked with this valuable fish from
these two sources Of supply.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12
Death OF Adam Crawford.

Editors ofthe Register.
The many friends Of this gentleman,
throughout the State, will regret to learn
that he died at his residence in Beverly,
on the 10th Of May last, in the 6Sth
year OF his age. He was born in Ran
dolph, about six miles above Beverly.
For a long time he occupied a promi-
nent position in that county, and for a
number of years was its sheriff. In all
the relations of life, he was true
friend. In the family circle he was
kind, pleasant and affectionate. Among
his friends and acquaintensnces he was
sprigbtly, earnest and sincere-an hos
pitsble, high-toned gentleman-s man
whose countenance never deceived, and
upon whose word reliance could always
be placed. True to the friends OF his
choice, and Gallileo-like, true to the
religion he protested to believe. He
enjoyed the confidence and respect Of
all, both friends and foes, and was that
noblest work of God, an honest man.
In politics he was a Democrat OF the
strictest sect. Our friends will find a void
among the workers OF that county,
which will be hard to fill. The death
of Mr.. Crawford is much lamented by
hisnumerous friends and acqusintances,
and in the community in which be long
lived, there is a blank which none can
occupy. To his family and many
friends, we tender our coincidence, and
our tribute Of respect to the memory Of
him who is no more.
BEVERLY, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12
Dog Story.

The Salem, New Jersey, Standard. OF
June 4th, says: A few days since,
Mrs. Joshua Hewitt, living near Penns-
grove, left her little boy, about three
years old, in the yard. where be was
amusing himself with dog. Some
time alter she heard the dog creating q
great disturbance below, barking and
scratching at the door leading to the
stairway, and making other demonstra>
tons of distress. Appreheuding that
something was wrong, she ran down
stairs and opened the door. With al
most human sagacity the dog gave q
bark Of delight, and ran to an open well
in the yard. The frightened mother
ran to the well, which was fortunately
filed nearly to the top with water, and
discovered her child in time to snatch
him from the water just as he was
sinking beneath the surfsce. When
rescued the child was insensible, but
restoratives being applied, conscious
ness returned. The dog meanwhile
manifested it's joy by cspering about the
room, jumping upon the couch where
the infant was lying, and licking the
face and form OF the unconscious little
one, which its sagacity had saved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12
recundi,y OF Fishes.

It Il ssid that probably about 60"
100000 or 75,OOO.00O Goldfish are taken
nom the seas annually around the
shores oiNew Foundland. But even
that quantity seems small when we con-
slider that the cod yields some thing like
$500, 900 eggs each season, and that
even s. 600, 900 have been found in the
roe Of single cod. Other fish, though
not equalling the cod, are wonderfully
productive. A herring six or seven
ounces in weight is provided with about
10000 ova. After making all reason
able allowances Tor the destruction OF
eggs and Of the young, it has been cali
culated that in three years a single pair
of behring's produce 100000. Buf-
Ton said that il pair OF behring's were
left to breed and multiply undistu1bed
for a period oftwenty years, they wou Id
Weld a hulk OF fish equal 10 the globe
on which we live. The cod far sur
passes the herring in tecuudity. Were
it not that vast numbers OF the eggs are
destroyed, fish would go multiply as to
fill the waters competely.-Se1snt.hc
american. - 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12

IT Is to be hoped that when Captain
JACK and those of his savage followers
who aided in the murder of the peace
commissioners are hung, the cowardly
brutes who assassinated the Modoc
prisoners the other day may swing from
the same gallows. General DAVIS owes it
to the honor OF the nation and the cause
of civilization to ferret out the Oregon
outlaws and mete to them the same
measure of justice that is about to be
bestowed upon the Modocs. The spec
tacle of an "Oregon Volunteer" dang
ling at a ropes end beside Captain
JACK would enable both whites and In
dams in that region to arrive at better
understanding Of the demands Of civil
lization and would furnish an illustra-
ton Of the most effective peace policy"
that can be pursued.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12

A WAC in the Ohio Constitutional
Convention has introduced an amend
ment prohibiting Office holders or leg
islators from receiving free passes on
railroads, free tickets from any theatre
or other place advancement, free board
ing from any hotel or restaurant keep
er, presents of clothing from any mer'
chant tailor, a free seat in any church.
a free pass from any stage company, a
free pass or ticket to any social ball or
party, or q treat" from any person.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12

30 magical is Its power In destroying dis
ease and restoring health that even the
experienced operator Is not unfreQuently
amazsd at the result OF his experiments.
Such are Its wonderful effects In the hands
ofthe sKillful electrician that its application
Nervous DeTangement.
1t is now employed by Prof. w. A. Ham
mon5, NJ. d., in the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College OF New York city, In Dis
EASES OF THE MIND AND NERVOUS SYsTEs.
Under lis mys1ie Influence da'elnS ,, the raying
its power, the blind are made to see, the
deaf to hea-, the lame to walk, pains are
subdued, contracted mus lies relaxed, tum-
OTIS reduced, ulcers healed, nervous irrita.
ton allayed, the weak made strong and
every faculty and fu ction OF tbs mind and
body brought into harmony and health
Electricity arouses vitality, stimulates or
ganio life, equalizes the life-forces, elimi-
mates disease, increases nerve power,
strengthens the digestive organs. aids putrl-
ton, and invigorates the whole system.
Many nervous diseases hitherto consider.
ed incurable are promptly relieved and
permanently cured by its subtle and potent
influence. Ailments OF long standing fire.
quently disappear on its first application,
John K. Weldon, Esq, Wholesale and retail
bookseller and statloner, at l0l Wood street.
Pittsburgh, Pa, was cured by electricity in
Is
q severe Lumbago OF seven years standing.
Numerous other cures equally remarkable
have been wrought by this truly wonderful
agent. Thousands Of poor, miserable, merry.
ous, dyspeptic, rheumatic, paralytic, chron-
ic suffers whose stonachs have been ruined
by poisonous drugs with vitality almost
exhausted would find sovereign remedy
in this Great Healer. DR.. Longdon does not
deem 1t necessary in any case TO give electri.
cal shocks, but passes the current through
his own system, giving II additional vitality
before applying 1t to the patient.
The following are among the diseases In
which electricity has been successfully EN-.
ployed;
Aphonia, Amenorrhoea. Amaurosis, Che.
rea. Deafness, Debility, Facial Palsy, Fistula
In Ano, Hemiplegia, Impotence, Neuralgia,
Headach, Rheumatism, Hydrocele. Ulcers,
Tumors, CONSTIPATION, Naevi, Womb Dis
eases, Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Para
lysis, DC, &c.
Fees for consultation, examination, ad-
vice and treatment within the reach of all.
Medicines for all diseases by mail and
express 10 all parts OF the country.
Or1ce H0prs-8 to Il, l:SO to and $50 10 D.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12
MARRIED..

FEENY-wILSON-A Clarsksburg. w.
Va, on Tuesday evening, June 10th, 1873,
nv Rev. -. O'Conner, GKoRGkS b. FEErY, OF
this city, to Miss MAkY, daughter OF Colonel
B. W ilson, of Wilsopburg, VIVA.
No Cards.
We congratulate our friend George on join
ing the army OF Benedicts, and
on securing so fair and accomplished wife.
May the sun OF happiness illuminate the
path OF their lives, and may no cloud ever
obscure Its brilliancy. we greet the young
couple, and trust every JOY may be theirs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12

KELLOGG now says that the United
States troops are not neededin Louisi.
ana and that he was over persuaded by
the Presidents friends to call for them
in order to afford to President GRANT
an opportunity to stop the clamor that
was being raised against him. The
whole thing was cham gotten up quite
as much to suit the purposes OF the ad-
miuistration at Washington as to sup
port KELLoaG's bogus authority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12
DIED.

HEYMAN-On Tuesday, June 10th, 1873,
ALEXANDER infant son OF Mayer and
Justine Heyman, sged two months and
fourteen days.
Funeral at 8 o'clock this morning, from
from the residence, corner Of Fourth aud
Union streets. Friends Of the family are in
yited to attend.
MUORE-On Wednesday, Juno llth, al
So o'clock p. NJ, al the esidenre Other par
ents on Centre street, of LIBBtE j.. only
daughter Of Capt. 4. f., and Martha j.
Moore.
Notice of funeral Tomorrow.