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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved March II. 1878.

Toe Wild Geese do not regard DR.. Ayers
wisdom in migrating north--such immense
numbers OFF, hem as are flying over us now,
while his atmauac says Bleak and oluster
ing about this time, with heavy snow
Cedar Rapids Qa Times, March Sd.
We were to last last week in our item on
the conflict beleen DR.. Aver and the wild
geese. The Doctors science beat their in
stIuct this lime, Not for years have we had
such snow storm as thai of last Sunday
The snow lies three feet deep on aleve i'll
Minnesota aud two feet in Wisconsin, while
the storm has swept from the Atlanticrto the
Rocky Mountains. - Snow fell to various
depths as far south as Denver Fort Union
and Ssnte Fe. Learned as we believed DIR.
Aver 10 the arena OF nature, and wonderful
AS VIC knew his medicines to be, we were
not prepared Tor SO signal an instances Of his
superiority, not only over the wise men, but
the wisest Of animals whose instinct is cor.
s'd.red uniailing We drive up the peg, more
trm!y than ever, over our hearth tor Ayers
American Almanac'-Cedar Rapids Times,
March 10.
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Il
NORMAN STATIONS Norman Carl, of Jol-
LEI, ~ has recently sold the half-biood Nor
man Statlonss LOUIS Napoleon Cd. price $780,
K Mt Of ksesnoosha, Wisconsin. ~ Prairie
70 AFFORD the public an oppoft unity to I'm
prove their stock these celebrated horses viii
stand tilf tee IL the ro sidgnce IL j.
KIaroes IN Bristol every day of the week ex-
cept Saturday, when .they will siand At the
stable OF P voltzin K4nosha. j. KARNRs.5
- -
Is your life insured? II not, procure a
20 icy at once in the Mutual life Of My
9 s sou reliable, economical com pany.A Do
not delay. Death often ccnlas very sud- d.
ly. Take away the sting OF his approach by
this provision for your family .zata" ihXsi 8
edA Slaol ahs bGREErHAM & FLUsKEY, dr
ssSwIis.aa ya bsEQ!quy Il ssGs gaAgcnts.gs
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HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS



The Spring examination is being held this
week, commencing Tuesday and closing TO-
morrow afternoon. The programme on n
circular issued by Principal Durkee, is as
follows. % W Oh Hwy ~fy-ey
Tuesday, A. NJ, Glasses in English Gram.
mar. M. Glasses in Elementary Alge,
bra, German Grammar and Arithmetic. @
Wednesday. A. NJ, Glasses in Sallust, In
troduclory German and English Grammar.
P. NJ Classes in Latin Reader, Undne and
Bookkeeping.
Thursday, A M Glasses in University AL.
zebra, Physical Geography and Physiology.
P. M, Glasses IN Elementary Algebra, and
Arithmetic.
Friday, d. NJ Glasses in General History
and United States History. P. NJ, Rhetoric
Exercises sN" 49, s'aS ssA' Ass'A. 8sa -
Classes called at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 2
NJ Membersof the Board parents an
other friends are cordially invited to attend.
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KING OF THE BLOOD

j PIMPLFs On THE FACE. Cdse--I have been
troubled for the oAst three or four years
wilha very disagreeable eruption on my
lace. and had tried many different remedies,
rs well as physicians, and had given ND dis
courag"d, thinking never shout be cured
when l accidentally heard OF your King OF
Blood boughta bottls and used 1t accord
ing TO directions and received relief, and by
using three bottles more am completely
cured, and can cheeriuIy recommend It to
those afflicted with scrofnlous diseases, or
any impurity of the blood. H.. B MINER.
ysTrTf Telegraph Operator, Avoca, Ny.
W See advertisement IN another column. \ E
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
SIPublished March 25, 1873
CHAP PIER 1876.

AN ACT to amend an act % consolidate and
amend he act to incorporate The Cit y o.,
Ken0shs and the several acts amendatory
thereof. approved March, 1851 q u Il
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, repre-.
scented In Senate aid Assembly, do enact as
fellows.
ESeciion1. Every ordinance passed by the
common council OF the city OF KrnosLa, be.
fore the Same shall take fleet. shall be sub -
mLted to he mayor for his signature. If he
approves it he s"a'l slgn 1t, 1t he disapprove
II, lie shall wilhin Ave days relnrn the same
To The common council or city clerk with
his objections thereto in writing thereupon
the common council shall cause such Obi C..
lions To be eniered upon The ri9nrnal, and
proceed To reconsider such ordinance II af-
ter such Reconsideration. twohirds vi all the
members OF said council, 10y vote SIS en by
yeas and nays TO be entered n he journal.
shall agree to such ordinance, tie same after
due publication shall be IN futl force and e.
iecL. In Sc the mayor shall not return such
ordinance To the common council, or To the
city clerk, within five days with his objrc-
.ions, the SAME shall IN like manner oey
come OF iull furce and effect.
See. 2. he office OF marshal OF said city
is hereby abolished. and all the po rers snd
duties conferred ny the city charter OF ordln-
ances upon the m rshai. are hereby conferred
upon such officer or officers OF the peace as
shall he appointed by the mayor and con-
hrrned by the common council under the city
charter. s~ '~' ~ -
Sec. 3. The common council shall have
pryer aud Thy are hereby empowered 20
remove such officer or officers. aud appont
others TO fiji such Office whenever they
shall dee m il for the interest OF said city
tsuchnew officer or officers TO be appui nj cd
and confirmed ~ authorized i'll section two
Of this act.
SEC rhp cOmmon council shall have
power to pass and enforce such ordinances a.
they may deem necessary TO regulate aud
ca use To be CONSTRUCTED. altered and mau-
tanned, wharves along the bank Of Pike creek
and ex reese the same power and cOntroi
over sad creek within said city IA by vIrtu,
OF the city charter they possess over streets
aud alleys. ~. ia, es. ~
! Sec s. This act shall take effect and be
IN. force from and after its passage.
Approved March II. 1878
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Hon. MILTON FL. PETIT,
TaaEozgHffa ssrtsllsssrs I.
Died March 23rd, 1878.
etssaslfllsa tysssa.s
Aged AZ years.

The services at the church were conducted
by Rey.sH Fl. O. Hitchcock, assisted by Rev,
L. Lance, Rev. G a. Smith. and Rev Or
Gridley the Rev. Father Douger:y also occu
pied q seat in the pulpit The sermon was
delivered by Rev M Hitchcock, his text
being the 47th verse OF the 89th Psalm. -
"Remembg how SHORT my time is wherefore
hast thou nade'all fnen In VAN ~ sHe los
ing remarks on the lite of the distinguished
dead were elaborate, and are highly com
mended by those who were present.
I Many prominent citizens of WISCONSIN
were pi -ent, among whom were Governor
Washburn, Henry Baetz State Treasurer,
Llewellyn Bresse, Secretary OF State, Rev
Samuel FaIlows, State Superinteno ent OF
Public Instruction, Mr.. Oakley, United
States Marshal for the Western District of
Wisconsin, Judge Lyon, Judge Hardness,
Hon. e. G. Williams, and large delegation
of leading Milwaukee merchants, by whom
Gov. Petit was held in high esteem Knights
TempIar were present from Racine, Milwau-
kee, and Portage City. OF the r sein1 Com
mandery Mr.. Petit was in his lifetime a
member. aud the duty o. conduct Ting the SER
vices at he grave devoived upon that body
By specia' quest, however, this duty was
assumed hy Wisconsin Comm an cry, No. L.
OF Milwaukee. The Knights rempar were
escorted from the depot to the hufch by
Kenosha Lodge No. Az, f & A. M, and
sh..in
seat was taken, they formed col umn di-
rectly in front of the ed fee. .-s...+1.-.....
The pal; bearers were Senators Hiner OF
Fond du Lac; Eaton. Of Rlchland County ;
Pratt. OF WaIworth County; Davis, Of Be.
lott; Cotznsusen, of milwaukee, nd C G..
Williams, member of Congress IRON the First
Congressional District OF Wisconsin. III Is.
THE PROCESSION Ia.
moved from the church to the cemetery
shortly after three O'clock, and embraced in
addition TO the carriages containing the rel i.
atives of the deceased al STATE officers.
Kenosha Lodge No. AZ, f. s. A. M; Keposha
Lodge No 40, and Park City Lodge No. .O3,
Indepr ndent Or.er of Odd Fellows; ST..
Marks Temperance Benevolent Society Ire
Knights Templar deputatioa from the Nit.
waukee Chamber of Commerce and the Mil
waukee Light Guard /; and very large con-
course OF citizens on foot and IN carriages
The burisl service prescribed BY the Grand
Commandery of Wisconsin, was conducted
| by Emmon Taylor, Grand Com mander of the
state, assisted by Rev. Samuel Fallows, Past
G.and Prelate. --.-~.-.~-.. -.
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LIEUT.. GOVERNOR PETTY
THE FUNERAL SERVICES.

On Thursday last the remains-of our honor
ed citizen were given to he grave. The body
lay in state at the Congregations Church
during themorning ofthat daV.auThe church
was draped in mourning inside and outside.
and beautiful flowers and plants were used
in great profusot sarOund the altar and on
the metallic coffin. Knigbts Templar were
on guard during the whoIesof the day. and
hundreds OF citizens and visitors viewed the
body. On the coffin was beautifully en-
graved plate with the Inscription: n a.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
THE BELL RINGERS.
saa.g 71vag

Last Wednesday night that justly ceie0ra-
ted company or rerformers-the Peak Fam'-
Uy gave their pleasing and ever-popuIar en-
tertainment at Simmons Hail. To our MIND
the Peak Family concerts a-e among the best
OF ali public amusemenIs. Always refined,
AID never dull. the people appreciate their
enterprise and sbilfty, as was cvinced at the
recent concert in this city. The selections
were of a supple character, artlstlcally per
formed, and rapturousy applauded The
boy Wllle,-or as he is advertised, the
.F'Ca1iiornia Diamoud9'-is very CLEVER COM
par ing most favorably with any Juvenile
performer we have ever seen. Wyman is
good versatile artist, his Irish impersonar
tiohs being far superiorto the German TIE
cJmic due, 3 by Miss Fannie Peak and Yar-
nellie were asp pndtd. and probably cannos be
t,irpasscd Yarnelle won golden opinions |;
his makeup was perfect, his singing far bet
Ter than he average, and his manner excel
lent. Miss Fannie Peaks performance on
The staff bells was a rich treat. After the
arst bar. one feils the most perfect confidence
in thi. lady. She pays with great case, and
her. solos are exquistely beautiful. The
harp was played upon in an artistic manner
by Miss Julia Peak. no single performer OF
the company giving better satisfaction. the
proprietor, Mr. VIM. Peak who has grows
gray inthe field, is yet Incompatible as p
hell player, and fully acquainted with the
requrements OF an Intelligent, musical au-
alerce Tbe,con ert was a.rsre treat, and in
behalf of The delighted audience we cordially
Tetafn Thinks TO the Peak Family, and earn
ettlyinyile them to again visit our city, be
slieving aslGwe do 10 that they will always
aaG,4~ow,. II ,Ea ,is1t 80 J9fI T.i.a8 cza dstd.
-HyF .h9j55la31 d --z-lL. q - 10 LIS .sida1gag.
itr Rev ED. Huntley will deliver his ne "
lecture, misunderstood, )" in Simmons Hal
on Tuesday evening next, April 8 b. Th /
lectureis shlghly spoken of, the. JanesYil'
Gd4ette refers to it In terms of ohigh praise
and While its title clothes it in mystery, We
doubt not that our readers Centrally vii
-vai,vthemselves ofithe aopportunltyfto lhea'
he eloquent speaker explain" ". ,N
.------------ ,-~OA~.-
i.sa Pigeons are flying overthe city. l1-ata e
Heavy fall ofrain on Sunday goqJ .1 62l
And now we have mud instead Of the
'heauiiul snow q rAaa g
q 8oys. If in playing marbles you. don. DO
NETS" there mag be no swearing.vrA
Prof H. BSFns EwaSIblahe city Saturday
-jovial and happy as ever.
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MILWAUKEE, MARKETS
SuER1FF'S SALEM PARTITION
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT -
Mary a. Danaher and Pa:ricK
&C.. M DnnAh,.r

KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT .cor1Rr !,
Mary A, Danaher and Pa:ricK a4.4
a2 an nj. DanAhcr, . ..I.-Faj .t.t e.s.t s
against 3<-
Cornelius o Brien, Bryan O,Bri. tau uHei Fl
en-. John Evans, Asa Hatch.
and james ID. Stehbins le
Noncfls hereby given that by virtue of iudp.
ment otpartltion rendered in this action at f6s
re5ular Moven4oer term of this Court, "A. ID. 1872,
anu oy virtue ana la pursuance of an order OF
sa aid My M aae 10 tnis action, by this Court Of
sSth day OF December, A. D., 1872, / shall offer
for sale, and sell at public anction
to tue highest bidder at the front door o.
the Conrt house Ia the City & County of Keno.
sha on tne DIN day of April AID. i873 at two
0 CLOCK IL the afternoon Of said day, the follow
ing nescrioed Pfeml-e to wit The North East
lnar 1o 81 section No. Seventeen, 10 Town No.
T~o(2l North OF Range No, Twenty loO) East ex.
cept Fortyla0) acres thereof in sGssre, fO.m "a
near "a may be IN the North West corner of said
quarter section: and North of the Kenosha and
Bur 1ngton rood, go called) also except one (1)'
acre Oh lano heretofore conveyed by, G William
O'brlen am rldget his wife to one Thomas
Srrouc 0y ueeu bearing date on or about the nth
day OF december A. d, 1847, and also excepting
Twenty three (23) acres ofiand he retofore convev
ed by said William O'BIien and Rridget his wife
TO Bryan y br1en by deed dated on or ab0ut the
10th day OF yune - d. 1861 being Ninety six 1867
acres " Iane more or less, situated and being in
tns Town or Brighton, County of Kenosha and
Sate ol NJ consln together with all and sing ular
belonging or .appertaining
.s Terms OF sale. Cash
Dated Renosha February 10Th A d. 1873.
LEAD % QuAHLES JOHN TETARD st 5
FINS Guys. Sheriff of Kenoaha
o"oo' County, Wisconsin
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DIE: o.

~ ~
OE AkSLEY,-lp the. Town OF Somers. in this
cpuLlt, on be 23d instant aaera finger
ing i'n"ss "of years which was borne by
n"r WIN christian spirit and fortllude.
MIS- Drarsl"y VIE OF Mr.. Walter Bears
'1ey,1noti'e 18th year of her age. r.asIooI
In 'he dealhof Mrs Dearsey her lsuryi
Wig husband and children have lost a kind
ana Christian wife and mpther, and The com !,
munity IN which, she resided a valuable men,
Der % society. .-..... L Nd
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the & partner
ship heretofore existing under the firm namr
OF COOK d Protine was this day dissolved by
mutual consent. G. L Cook will continue
MS pedd'ing business as heretofore, settle
all claims against. and to him may be paid
al 81 bills Cue the old firm. G. L. Cook.
hENOsHA, March list. sS~sS F.gPRoTINE.
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iIowE's MUSICAL MONTHLY Nos. SO

lIowE's MUSICAL MoNTHLY.-Nos. 26 &
27is on our table. Each number contains
80 pages ofchoice sc-Iustrumental and
Vocal with Piano Accompaniment. "Eac h
No contains So 90 worth of first class piano
music fort Eve, cents" It is to be issued
monthly Itis published and sold by Elias
Ho"e, 103 Court Street. Boston, Mass, and
sold by all Period zeal Dealers. Terms,
SO. 20 per year 20 clubs, z copies for $500.
Single copies. sent by mail. postpaid, on re.
ce'pJ OF 3j cents, or for SO. 90. No speci-
men copies sent gratis. H
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

at the Congregati IN church, next Sunday
morning, Rev Mr.. Hitchcock gives the Sec
Ond ia his seriesof dIscoufses D the Bible and
Science. The topic ntxt Sunday morning
will b., Is the MOsalc account of the crea-
non to be taken ms historical or pictorial +?
In the evening he quarterly 8. School will
tak2fLhe place o. lhe preaching service.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

Skill wins favor. With f9e cloths and good
trimmings, and the artistic taste of Mr.
Elchelman to get up CLOTHING in q betting
manner, Doan says he has no trouble sell.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

CAsToaIA Is more than q substitute for
CastorsOu "a 1t h the only safe Yr Icies IN ex-
food regulate the bowels, cure wind colo
and produce natural sleep II contains
neither minerals, morphine or a'c"hal. and "
pieasan: 10 take. Chit dren need not cry and
mot here may rest 49,.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

Just received a iuii line offspring and Sum.
mer cloths, also the latest styles of hats and
caps at p. % n. GROsCH's. 3W44
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
CENTUR LINIMENT.

There is no pain which the Centaur Lini-
tment will not relieve. no sw, Hing IT, willnot
subdne, aand no Iameness which it will not
cure. This Is strong language. but IT. is true
Where the parts IRE not gone it's fleets are
marvellous. 1t has produces more cnres OF
rheumatism, neuralgia, iock. jaw,g;patsy
sprains, swellings, caked breasts. scalds.
burns, saIt-rheum, ear aelie,. &c upon the
human fame, and OF strains, spawn, gals,
&c upon animals In on-year than half ali
other pretended remedies since the world be
gan. 1T is count er irr,tant. and all heating
pain reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches,- The lame walk. poisonous bites are
harmless and the wounded are
healru without y scar. l. Is no humbug.
The receipt is published around each BOTTLE
1t Is selling as no article ever before sold. and
1T sellsbecause II does just whan it pretends
10 do Those who n0w suffer from rheuma-
tsm, pain or swelling deserve to suffer II they
will not use Centanr Llnlment. More tina n
! .OO0 certificates OF remarks ble cures, inc I'D
Ing frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
running lumOrs, &C., have been received
we Will send circular containing certiti-
Gates, the receipt. &c, gratis. TO any one re-
guessing 10 One boGtle of the yellow wrap-
per CenIaur L'nllneut is worth on. HUNDRED
dollars to- spawned or sweeuled horses aud
mules, or for screw worm III sheep. Stock
0wners-lhis linimrnt is worth your at en-
ton. No family should he without Ceataur
Ltnlment. ~! B ROSE 81 Co.,, New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

On Easter Monday evening. April 10, a
dance wlIl be given At, Simmons Hall, pro-
ceed3 Tor The beneit Of the widow of Tin
Sullivan, for long time freight agent at the
depot. 1t is q worthy object and ought to
be we'll patrOnized, ssuW s95lh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
ALDERMEN ELECT .

LIST Ward d N EE r~ 1nAsR
,dssW. E, Reed. NJ. O'Brien, d. ,Crosis,
md Ward- .asa Gre. .os
schmitz. Jr., Zlhnen, Schroeder.
3rd Wdrd- ~ w -
q I. Yule, E, G. purant, o. q. King.
4th Ward % ,.ft--a.. a.... .g,.ir s-,.f.,,.r,.t
r dLentz, HFrencb, G W. Crane. y.a
Mr. Baker, the opposing cand,d date, re-
signed during tie early partofthe day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
COUNTY, OFFICERs. II :
Church Directory.

ComgregatIonaLF q no
REV. @. H1rcucocK, Psstor,--serviees at1O1-2
a., ~, and p. m. -
Methodist.
NV. C. A. Smith Pastor,-service at 10 l-2 a.
IN. and p m. @a #&GN
Episcopal,
sEv. LucIEN C. LANCE. Pastor, --Sety.cs at 10 IL
am. and l-2 p. m re
Germa" Methodist, AH81-A-
REV. G. HEpLER, Pascor,-service alto 10 a. m.
and p. n ga
Umlt~rIsn. 81
REV, Fl N. SIMMONS. PaEtor.-service at IL p M
"a. Marks Catholic.
GATHER W DAuGHRTY, PIiest,-Service at81
and 10l q a. m. ann p. m. Ea gN
# BaptIst. f#@WEa
Service at 10 10 a. m. and z 10 p. nj. II 81
Lutheran.
Rev c. PoPP,- Pastor,-Service at ~ IL a. m,
-. Grorge's Catholic.
FATHER VI. BETTER, Priest,-Service at . ana 10 o.
II and 21-2p. m. 49, q" ''- y"
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MARRIED.

w ATSON-@ROpN- Mach 26 h. A. III.
residences Otthe brides mother nv the
Rev. FL. Cot, Mr. Henry WATSON and
qMlssJuHa Adelaide ,Brown, ali of Salem,
Wis 49"'' 4t7 F'P7'E7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

Ernest c.. Hansche. Of, Somers. Kenosha
Co., Wis has 100000 Strawberry Plants for
sale. Genuine Wilson variety. Pro. Box
1876 Racine, Wis. 3w45
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03
(. SPRING ELECTION.

The vote in the several wards OF the city
and OF the town of Bristol, will be found be-
apw:H go
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

Just received the prettiest lot Of CARPETS
and the incest stock of CLOTHS ever offered in
K-r.oha
2 DOAN. rs
Were you "sold" last Tuesday, or did yoL
forget "all fools days ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

A number of our vessels have had fresh
coat of paint this spring.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-03

y x'3nD"o Sia 10 a6fy9ea a@1 al 9TH sd 81 31eg
tiesa che ,Rertyto annonnee to the people or
ct adjoining Counties that we hay. ms,
rcev .'m New York, Boston, and Pki.adel'ya
pn,a 1nli assortment Of Goods in our lile, such
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-08
The Human Kitchen and its Dumb
Walters.

The body is supplied with ailment By
vessels which connect the stomach and its
auxilisries with the venous system, and, so
tospeak, perform the office of dumb walters
in a restaurant. IN other words, these
media of communication between the ami
nal kitchen and its dependents supply TO
each member or organ, near or remote, the
quantity and kind OF sustenance required
10 keep 1t going. When the stomach Is
derelict in It's duty, or the dumb walters
inert or INSTRUCTED, ii Is the peculiar pro.
vince of BoStettet's Celebrated Stomach
Bltters to strengthen and regulate them.
Hence its marvellous cures OF chronic indi-
gestion, and the emRciation, debility and
Ianguor which are generally its concomit-
ants. II is, moreover, powerful Alternative
and corrective, the rapidity with which il
| checks Irregularities ofthe liver and bowels,
and braces and invigorates the nervous Sys-
/ tenn, is a marvel, not only TO the general
public, but to professional men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-08

IT is now alleged in explanation OF
the appointment OF Attorney-Gen-
eral WILLIAMS to be Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, that it is largely
due to his wile's influence in the Cabi-
net. The appointment ls not very
kindly received By even the most loyal
OF the administration journals. The
Springfield Republican says that "the
nomination of Mr.. WILLIAMS. Of Ore
gon, to the chair Of JOHN MARSHALL,
is GRANT all over Alter taking the
whole summer and fsll to look around
him aud make up his mind, our taci-
turn chief magistrate finally fixes upon
a gentleman whose qualifications for
the place, to put it mildly, hal not pre-
pared either bar or public for his ap-
pointment. President GRANT is adj
dictei to these little surprises, il is =
way be has"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-08
Administrators Netice.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

DREsE TATION CANES, GOLD
i Watches and Chains, Charms, Keys,
Seals, Breast Pms, Car and Finger Rings,
bracelets, Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Studs,
Napkin Rings, Fruit Knives, Silver Spoons,
Forks, Butter Knives, Gold Spectacles. Gold
and silver Thimbles, &c. &c, at the Market
street Jewelry store 1901, fellow Mcclure
house.
dec4 OSTOB4 * DUFFlELD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-08

THE Cincinnati Commercial! is guilty
o. saying that Before Congress pro-
ceeds to appropriate $4,000 for a
Government building in Charleston,
West Virginia, it should ascertain
whether that village is to remain the
capital of the State. That is still a
lively issue there, and the Panhandle
counties do not despair ofyet removing
il to Wheeling"