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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
NOTICE.

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n orthe NaIlUuai savings BanK 4 Vine l.
ing, he'd o. the lSt day OF Apli 1873, III e
wing resO, utIOn was adopted;
ReSOlUed Ihay the name OF the bank De
ch .nx.d ron the the National 5avInss
Bank OF Wheeling 10 Go ninerclal bank. ="
said cuauge i taks effect o. and after Nay
Is 49,.
mi, notice Is given a. required by section
Il ul ,uapIer D. Oh the Code VI IVES Va.
1HJS. Il. LlSl, President
WHEELING. May |, 1873. pdoJ-
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The Surrender of General Lee

Al Apponattox .. II Va, April 9, Us.
A Infgutnceu. AXIS inch hI CRAVING OF
the sure der OF Uen Lee, showing The
armies, sc { i trIly q gem Oh at, on
which should hang III the paIlor oI every
SOU ue Ii tome sent by mail mounted on
aIuller and postpaid on recei ,, Ol ~ ceusT
or for ~ cent. AGtNIS WANT D. Ad-
dress J.C. q W. NJ. BUkRO \,
bristol, lem.
Catalogue of Pictures, Books, &C., sent rec,
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Nrlte for a Prics List 10 j. ii. JOHNSI N
Great Western Gun Works,

l79 Imith6eld 81, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Breach LodIng Shot Gums, s4J to $500.
Double shot Guns IS tosl5J. Single Guns,
SitO2L Riffs, IS to SIS Revovers, 50 10
s25 Pistol, 81 10 s.. Gun Material! lsh-
ink tackle. &c. Large discount to dealers or
clubs army Guns, HevOlvers. u" n"u-hi
uI Traded tor. goods sent ny eXpIeSs {, D.
d. to he examined be ore paid Tor.
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FOR RENT.
sTRAYED HOG

an MY PREMISES, ABOUT THREE
weeks ago nerr Mt. Olive Church, on
c ay Pike ROAD. d nall while hog, which
the owner can have by proving properly
and pas sing charges
ap85-r MlCHAEL IOhR IAN.
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NEW EVIDENCE
DR.. LOngdon'S Skill !
The Efficacy of His Treatment in
CatarIh.
Statements from our own Citizens
that Cannot b. Doubted
From what know and have seen of pr.
Longlous trea'm ent in atarTh, nave no
do u ot OF It's efficacy 10 cure.
ki,nAR MCCONNELL,
Market st. be- ween Adams anu Jefferson,
WHEELING, April q, 1873.
have trted Or. Long ion's treatment In
CatarI h, and l know ,VW cure.
II &. ne o. F,RSON,
Cor. Foff ana LIST streets, Centre Wheeling.
April "a, 1873
Having tiled TT ! OngdOn's treatment IL
Cptarrh 10 my own Gaze, aud wttne sc rs
effects on oLHerS, | am entirely 'ati fed
Inat II Will Gu, z the disease, l have great
faith in Ur Longdn's SIX Il.
JOHN II. MICKEY,
IT james Hotel.
WHEELING, April %, 1873.
I believe that DR.. Iougdon's skill, under
the blessing OF the Lord saved my ne.
T. l.. hIDGINS,
Harness Maker, Union slre-t.
WHEELING, Mar. Is 1913.
Dr., Tongdon has cured me OF severe
Chronic Bronchitis OF sewn yerrs etauding
] IN h. Chalk,
KirkwOOd Glass Works.
WHEELING, Mar "a 1873.
DR.. Longdon has told me more about my
conn ainj aid ire ted me with Y eater skill
than any OF er physiCianw no ever -Tam. n
ed my case. JOHN II. BROWN,
Centre Wheeling,
April q 1873
have been under DR.. Longdon's treat
m ut Is tuan one month ami low leei
as well as ever did.
IohNELIUS GILLESPIE.
Mar. p, 1873. Cenue " heellng.
These evidences will hear the closest
scruIInv an aretnconiss a L. DR.. iOngdou's
claim, 10 public cOutlbeu are now placed
beyond all doubt ne h S now been Ia
" heeling six mo tbs, during which time
he has successfully ueated more than SUO
CaseS,
FEES FIR CONSULTATION, examina-
ton, advice and Treatment within The
RkACs OF ALL.
MEDICINES FOR ALL DISEASES by mail
and express all parts of tue country.
OH, HOURS 10 i, l:SO TO and $50 70 8
|. &. L0NGD0N, A. M, NJ. D.,
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
Retween Monroe and Quincy, opposite
"a nedral.
ap2i WHEELING, W. VA.
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Catalogue of Pictures, Books, Dc, sent i

HOW IT'S DONE, OR THE SECRET
II Out-MouStacue an Whiskers IN ~
DAYS IhIs GKhA SER auu lou otuels.
q tInb.e - ITICns, Cur .ioloXy, NeulrEO-
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JISts ;" MAltel iOr cents. Address
Il l. l-rrL e. IHrL hive III.
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WOISKIaG GLASS,

k5ALE TX rcMALE. So A WEEK
NI guaranteed. Respectable employment
a, -.uIue day or evening. No capital Ie-
CURED Fail Instructions anu vdIu bile
t3tckaEa of goods eat Iree by IL IL. Address
wILus.X Ceut letura stamp.
VI ~ NJ Il co , 10 y x .aud ST., \. I.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT Or The
L United States Tor the DlstTlct OF "es'
\ irginla. In bankruptcy
In the matte- OK Jam - u. motifs, Bank
rupt,
Notice is hereby given that petition has
been fled in said & jurt, by James u. Morris
of Moundsv lie IN Slid dists,cs, duly de-
cl red a b ,nkrupt, under the act OF Con-
zresS, entiIled, IAN act 10 establish uul-
form system OF Bankruptcy throngho !,
the United states, approved March :, 1901,
and acts amendatory thereto, Tor dis
charge, and Certificate thereof, nom all Ills
debts an other claims, prOvaole under SAN
act, aud that the nun day ot May, 1915, at
luO'cIOcK A NJ, al the Office OF George b.
caldwell, p 20, Register Ia Bankruptcy, On
Fourth street, in the ity ~ " heelIDg, In
laid Dis riot, is assigned Tor the hearing OF
the same, when aud whore all creditor who
have pToveI their debts, aud other persons
Interested, may attend ana show cause, IL
sny Iney havs, why the praye. OF the SAID
petitioner should not ur granted. iate al
Wheeling, ~ aid district THIS Nth ,ay OF
April, ls13
Attest; JUSFWH Y VI r#SE.
apple Clerk - su.h court.
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Family Flour
Bakers' Flour.

oo0 BBLs. NONE BETTER" CHOICE
ZIi'fS Jring Wheat.
80 bbls. Davis r7xtra,' Spring Wheat,
In store and for sale by
APPS RFI'i'N
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IN THE DISTRICT CUUNC or the
i United states for the district VI West
Ntrginia-ln bankruptcy:
IN the matter OF Charles IL. BE der and
John j. Bender, partners as e. h. Bender s
Co., BankTuPs.
To whom ii may concern THE under
signed, Henry II. Russell, OF Wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, hereby give
notice OF his appointment as assignee NJ
the estates, partnership ana individual, o
the above named BtnSrupts o Sail dis
uict and VINO were, to.wit, on the 2Ith
day OF August, A. d. 1870 aGjudged Bank.
rupts, upon cred ltors' petition Dy SAID
gourt Lated al Wheeling, the 18Th day of
April, A. u, 1873.
hENRY NJ. RUSSELL, Assignee.
apr2l-sg
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CASToRIA,

A SUBSTITUTE FOR CASTOR OIL
"A II Is pleasant n the taste and scts
Tomptly. For sac oy
-THTAN. LrzT \ RI.
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Dr., Tongdon has cured me OF severe
Chronic Bronchitis OF sew n yerrs standing
] IN II. Chalk,
KirkwOOd Glass Works.
WHEELING, Mar "a 1873.
, 1873-07-08
In ior present condition can only 10 rendered by
hor own BOZ. The attontton Of aomo OF our
good ladlos Is directed to this lcBorying caro-.

IN flor present condition can only 10 rendered by
hor own BOZ. The attcntton Of Soma OF our
good ladlos Is directed to thls dcBorvlng caHe.
Tho County Commissioners hold o regular
moolfng yostertlny afternoon, President Nliltor
IN tho c1lnir 1rcBent---McnBra. Singer, Jones',
Pnlllmnn, llnssoll, Crawford, 11ori,g, LolIor-
1he .Wardon Of the County Hospital reported
that Ills expenditures for tho Inst quarter wero
e340.6l ut tho lnBano Asylum they wore 85Gt.80.
Il was ordorod TINT F4,7B1 DO paid to H. a.
stroetcr o., contractors for lron-work on tho
Mr. Doguo, offered n resolution. which was
adopted, holding tho Clerk Of tho Circuit Court
Responsible for foos In all cases whcre the poopo
aro only not,ina'ly plalntiffs, and mixing It
tho county Is poouniari1y Interested.
Tho Board Of Police hold regular ecni-wcck-
y meeting, yoaterday. afternoon, President
saloon licenBos wero referred to tho Suporiutend-
ont Of Police. with Instructions to inquire into
tho character Of The placoa tho applicants I,avo
boen hopping. The President srbmittcd m
license to any Haloon-kecpor who Inns been
convicted Of violating tho ordinances regulating
the traffic IN liquor. 1t was laid over. Tho
resignation Of POLICEMAN jacob Knar,os waa 10
coivod and accepted. Policeman Nicholas noin-
duty, md ioapd guilty. Tie rounisman WHO
made tho complaint also asserted that
Roinort was drinking whisky In saloon
while highwsymen woro g going throngll ~
was passed. requiring tho custodian aud othor
mombors Of tho police forco who deliver proper
ty to citizons to collect tho chargea tilat may
havo boon paid by the city on such property,
whcro It can bo legally dono, and to turn oyor
tho sums received for tho bonoat Of tho city.
A1iotrNnt,
, 1873-07-08

Aaa proof that the ladies' Of ".Young Eng
and" are not bolind tAoir grandmothors in
pluck and stamina, tho following imprompt,l
achievement will testify: "About half-paat
II, on the day Of tho groat race na tho Duko
Of Beaufort and bis daughter, Lady Blanche
somerset. woro preparing for ride In the Row,
her ladyship remarked that sho Should like to
& zee tho Derby run for; bnt & as his Grace h9a aea
chance open-to ride down, No sooner said than
done. Both being in good condition. they
started at q quarter 10 l, and roached the
Downs in m hour aud forty minutes. The B1uo'a
coach was easily found near tho winning post,
wheTeat thoy lunched, aud after witnessing tho
raco, returned to town on horseback roaehing
Grosyenor square at half past 6. To add to
the pleAaantnoss Of tho trip the crowd Ind ns-
somblod on tho course before tlloy got there.
and only four vohicles wore passed after eroasing
P1tnoy Bridge. They had tho raad al to them.
solyoB, likewlse, In returning. Considering that
Lady Blanche is only n, this was a mar
velous performance and shows whit. condition,
-ac9uirod by hunting through tho wintor, and
riding, walking, and dancing exercise, III the
season, III town-will accomplish"
, 1873-07-08
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

1T0R sAIE Ar PRIVATE SALE, FURNITURE or
u VII lual,anr, rarlor buhronm, dMingr1u', kltch'
III furniture, III lots 10 sult. Gall thta wpek.
IlAllTiEA HAVING IlOUBEiOLD GOODS Tn
sy or any lsssrpa95 81 goods Or 'n"1sa'1;' VII
Wlnn wantoh. Gall nna sue hGurn Inn!a. al.
Ian4csnYnts, OauUQu d WILLIAMS, Auctlou.rre, u
HoulA Uanalsk, -.--.
, 1873-07-08

J7OR EALE-ONE AND a HALF STORY FRAME
cottage and lot Thirty second-st near Pittsburgh
Hailrpnd track; water premtsea Fen!s' time and
monthly payments, Apply to FRED. p. FISHER, 148
, 1873-07-08
CLAIRVOYANTS.

NR. MATHEW AND MADAM MAYNARD, NUHI.
~ and medical nediuus, lr5 West hlldisorAt.
NfHs. Il. J. LEWIS, HELlAhLE ULAlKy0YANT.
III bhsinoss, and medical fHSdun, ts Woat Maasoa.st
Mrs. Il. M Tltltll, TEST AND nUHlNEAS ME-.
Nl dun Private sittinHs during tho day, Soauco this
arsu1uu, wv WCat hAulaon,at.
, 1873-07-08
CITY REAL ESTATE,

season, III town-,gill accomplish"
rrrv prAr rcTArr
..,'eall. ~ ssfsta1 EstxalL.
4 cottaso md os % Thiry .ccond IT, ncar pltsSnrsh
Harund track; water On promises; yenra' tmn did
monthly payments. Appsyto FRED. r. FISHER. lis
nor SAIE-0OUD LOTS on THE TOII.O7YiN53
ray. md MnsGd: aso IN onfsnSth Hn;sta Pprt1sd
nnd Htoanrtnra: III ~ IN Ai"1enIne Hwonfs fonrsM
Hmu aso On h'S4anaos.
Twonfynjnth Fail Thjftioti Haven TE[tfyirst Thir.
tysocond; Thirtythlrt; Thry-hfth Tty,sxth. Thirty.
sn!chtn E9atainc ana Inls poElnot
n, a9Sd1 vefy sMan paScnt hgo y9sFs
ownor hLbERT CRANE, i1s Sios:roc.st. &'p'" "
T50R EATE4T RNTG 1IN-T0TS 0N 7VFST
SIC rio Ttth ~
A. Payt;cs ni,htne ~ XIII mn ,ono. nnu @
sud 4 deslred, WI iarni;h part oi tio money build
ln1ul1o OF GEO. CALDWELL promisca. at l South
ClaEk:st., In bank.
7T50R S1TTes03 ssfo AVN efoo-E1EV TTRSIa-
az a.Jo ~ H., D' r. rifx i,ns ~ .tan
and got I'll! partIenlass. 4. q. sfoREY i SON. l4b
5SAdEH,AI, 7,o NAMdAlN.;TiE nlSIhAnLE @
, 1873-07-08

STRAKEO OR STOLEN.
cTNAYKp-ON july s, BRIGHT BAY 0.YEAN.
> oIa nsFy. hes oa feoM uMdos sa1n G laM w. sw
return to Sso Mataon.st. q. w. HABk1Na.
s,TnhYED-FNOM Ill HUH Sri. A BARk.FOOr
y girl yeAss old, nauua Annlo Keuuedy, :
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1874. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. iS,S.
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Meeting at State Line with train for Troy.
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Observation-Disclosures Rutland at $50 a. IN.
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Rutland to New York - ~
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EMPLOYMENT FOR AL L. One
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Railroads..
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.

THE GREAT
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.
On and a'ter Monday, November ., 1873, Express
trains leave Elizabeth as follows -
10. IS A. NJ. Fast Line, daily, EXCEPT Sunday. for
Harrisburg Pittsburg, Cleveland, and the West,
with Pullman Paiaco Cars through. without
change, to Pittsburg, Fort WAYNE, and Chicago,
and Columbus, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and
with Parton Cars from New York to Iittsbure.
a. P. M. Cincinnati Express, daily. for Harris
burg, Pittsburg, and the West, with Pullman
Palace Cars through, without change to Pitts
burg, Indianapolis. Louieville. Cincinnati. ST..
Louis, and Chicago.
900 p. NJ. Pacific Express, daily, for Harrisburg
Pittsburg, and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cars through, without change, to Piitsburg,
Crestline, Fort Wayne, Chicago and Inoiana-
polls.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, via
Peansy lvanla Al Line, ct 9.l9 A. NJ. daily, ex-
cept Sunday, with new Pullman Parlor Cars
80 P. NJ. with new Pullman rlor and Sleep
ing Cars, and 9,46 p Nj, daily, with new Pull.
man Palace Sleepiug Cars attached.
For Newark and New York, 4.21, $40, 500, $40
710 50, 7.51, 10, q, 40, ola, $50, $40
1925. 1899, l1,0s. 1I;6O. A. NJ; 12.4, l.27. lao
2.40, $40, Ais, 450, 5,18, 6.t0, 6.35, 40,
7.59, 9.l0, 9.Ss, 1925, and lips P. NJ. Sunday
trairs 81, 602. 11.0S, l147. A. Nj; $50, ITO
80 and 9.3S 2. Ii.
For Philadelphia. IL 80, o.l0, 1913 A. NJ, Ito
4.37, 5.4., S.13, 9.09 p NJ, via West PhiIadel.
phia SOB A. ii. via Kensington. Sunday 40
$50. SOC and 300 NJ.
FOR habWdYi 1z.O2 b 40, Gus, 6.o3, IO.39 A. Nj.
! IL 40, LAG 2.S9, 3.l7, $40 10. ass, sec
5.57 6.23, GAP, $50 TIC. s.13. 8.54. lO45 P. NJ
| Sunday trains, 5.57 and ESQ P. NJ.
| For New Brunswick, 1882 500. 1853 and 90 A
| M, 12.45, 2.39, $50, ST. 90, 5.57, $50, S19
| P. NJ. Sunday train $50 P. M.
For Perth Amboy and Woodbridge, 645, 1899 A
| NJ, SIT, 4.55, and 40 P NJ.
For East Milestone s.53 A. NJ, 12.45 5.09 aad 65'
P. NJ.
For Lamhertville and Pennington, e.sS A. M, and
2.39, 4.37 P. NJ.
For Phillipsburg and Beividere, 2.39 and 4.37 P
| NJ.
For Bordentown, Burlington and Camden, s.0S
10.1SA. H., LILO, 2,S9. $50, 81, $50 P. NJ.
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-26

run away IN the l0nB-DOat
Denny was not pleased with the situa
ton, especially as several of the intend
ed runaways had gathered about him
but his was a soul inaccessible to fear
and he responded
I" Yes, l told Captain Morrison Of
your intended fight What of it %
You shall soon see, my young ban
tam, said Bunrle, with suppressed pas.
sion. The long boat is in the water,
duly proyisioned and stored, and we
are ready to push off in her"
But Mr. Skill p cried Denny, look
ing around excitedly. Where is Mr..
SILL r.
He referred to the executive, in
whose charge Capt, Morrison had left
the vessel.
Mr.. Skill is bound hand and foot
and gagged in the forecastle, as are sew
eral of the men who took part with
him." declared Bunc.e, with brutal in
science.
Denny Breeze, at these words, bound
ed toward the cabin, shouting
More villainy, Captain Morrison
Help help p
He had scarcely finished this cry,
when he found himself intercepted by
several pairs of hands and numerous fin
gers clutching his throat.
cup with him, boys ~ was the short
but fateful command of Buncle.
It was in vain that Denny, realizing
the horrible intention of his enemies,
essayed to defend himself-all in vain
He was lifted clear of the deck in an in
slant, and hurled over the bulwarks in
to the raging waters