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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-31
Saturday, May 81, 1878,
Book Notices.

THE ALDIEE for June shows what the land
scape painters of America can do, when they
have a mind to work, in black and white
They paint pictures which are seen for short
time in their studios, and then are seen no more,
except by their purchasers; being, in fact, as
much removed from the actual world Of art as
if they did not exist. 1t is otherwise with
them when they are drawn on wood, and seen
by the thousands of readers Of The Aidine, in
every section of the country, who constitute a
powerful art constituency, and in certain
sense represent Posterity. Mr. Kruseman Van
Elteus " lew near CRANKY, Conn" in the
June Aldine, makes bis talent known through
out the United States. 1t is 2 delicious draw
iug-as picturesque as Nature herself, when
she tries to bc-full Of light and life aud beau
ty-"a song without words" Mr.. +. W.
Hubbards Distant View Of Mount Mansfield"
possesses all the characteristics of his oil paint
ings, their grace, tenderness, aud subtle beau
t.. Among the fgure-pieces are The Sig
nal after Hcllwis, and The Sisters" Ro-
mau interior, after CoomanS. Mr.. Peter Mo-
ran contributes two charming animal pictures,
"The Bull-Calf" barn-yard study, and a
Group of Sheep" Mr.. Moran has caught
the feeling, The instinc: Of TIE animal world
From W. NJ Cary VIC have " 4 Stampede Of
Wild Horses" which is a striking and most
vigorous composition, besides which the June
number contains Others worthy Of notice and
commendation. The Literature is remarkable
forts excellence Mr. C. D. sbanly discourses
about "Lost Music, aud the editor gossps in
his sparkling way about the illustrations, and
plsses his critical verdict upcn Music, Art and
Literature. The poetry is as good as ever.
The Afine is published by James Sutton
& Co., IS Maiden Lane, New York-pricc So,
including Chromos Village Belle and Cross
ing the Moor. ge,- ->.--..--.-.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Love Up a Gum Tree.

New South Wales is COLONY peculiarly
liable 70 floods. When the rainy season has
set in-wLich generally commences about the
middle of May-tho down-pOur sometimes
continues six weeks at a time, and these rivers
overflow their banks and food the surrounding
country far and near. Upon these occasions
hundreds Of farmers are ruined, thousands Of
sheep and cattle generally destroyed, and not
unfrequently many valuable human lives sac
rifced.
In the year 1866 was CHARTERED at Windsor,
about twenty-five miles distant from Sydney,
and for some months had chiefly been enga-
ged IN the arluous and by no means romantic
duty of hunting for Illicit stills, Of which it
was supposed ;he7o were several in the neigh
borhood
After trayersing The country DAY after day,
in every kind Of disguise, at last gave the
matter up as q bad job.
# had not found a still, however, l had
discovered what gave me far greater delight,
for had fallen across one Of the prettiest and
most loyable little girls that an Australian or
any other sun ever had the honor Of shining
upon, and, what was better, had so ingratia-
ted myself in her good graces as to win her
promise that she would never marry any one
but me-
Our acquaintance had commenced in q 70
mantle manner enough. I had rescued her
from wild COW, who would certainly have
gored heI had not interposed aud shot the
brute She was too frightened to walk home
alone, and 50 accompanied her; was intro
duced to her parents, as Q matter Of course
and they were profuss in their thanks, and
begged me hencefoTth to look upon their house
as my home, and so forth.
promptly took them at their word, and on
every ether evening, and sometimes every
evening, my charger would be confor-
tably stalled for hours at a time in Farmer
Martins stable; and meanwhile, the pretty
Gertrude and iayself would Je either wander
ire BY the rive! bank. studying poetry togeth
er in the old farm house, or a7 the cold wealth
cr Drew on playing chess in the snug little
back paIlcT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-31

BEWARE OF BCcEwuEAr CAErs.-A pear
sighted lnd'Anap5hs woman patched her hus-
bands pants with a cold buckwLeat cake that
the children had left in her woFkbasket. last
week. The color Of tho patchwork matched
tho origina! .TUwsers. and As tie cake was
tough the mistake might never have been dis
covered bu; the o.l mau 20; caught in a show
er day or two afterwards. TIE patch began
to swell he felt tho cold c4ks On his back
aud thinking it was spiaa meningitis that had
clutched him, sent fJE q d2ytor. who soothed
bis feaTs Uu; he wants a divorce
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or NEW SERIES CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY W v
POETICAL
THE BABY.

The baby sits in her cradle,
Watching the world go round,
Enwrapt in a mystical silence
Amid all the tumult Of sound.
She must be akin TO the flowers
For no one has heard
A whispered word
From the silent baby of ours.
Wondering, she looks at the children,
As they merrily laughing pass,
And smiles Ger her face 90 ripping
Like sunshine over the grass,
And into the heart OF the howersi
But never word
Has vet been heard
From this silent darling of ours.
Has she g wonderful wisdom,
OF Ofunspoken knowledge a store,
Hid away from all curious eyes,
Like the mysterious lore
Of the birds. and the bees, and the howers
Is this why no word
Has ever been heard
From this silent baby Of ours2
Often she seems TO listen
To something we never can know:
Perhaps 10 the voices Of angels
Who silently come and GO;
Making brighter her golden hours
With many word
That will never be heard
From this silent baby Of ours
All. baby, from out your blue eyes
The angel of silence is smiling
Though silvern hereafter your speech,
Your silence is eolden-beguiling
All hearts to this darling Of ours,
Who speaks not aword
OF all She has heard,
Like the birds, the bees, and ihe fower'.
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.STLEFF,S PL4N0S!

UPWARDS OF FIFTY FIRST PREMIUMS
AND
Gold and Silver Medals
UTERE awarded to CHAS. NJ. STIEFF, for
w the best PIANOS in competition with all
the leading Manufacturers OF the country
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS,
No. 9 n. Liberty ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
The superiority Of the Unrivaled Stief Piano
Forte, is conceded by all who have compared 1t
with Others In their New Grand Square Scale,
IA Octayes, the manufacturer has succeeded IN
making the most perfect Piano Forte possible.
Prices will be found as reasonable as consistent
with thorough workmanship.
a large assortment of Second Hand Pianos al
WAYS on hand, from SIS TO $780,
Weare agents for the celebrated Burdett Cabi-
net Parlor and Church Organs, all styles and pri-
ces, 20 suit every one, guaranteed TO be fully equal
to any made
Send for Illustrated catalogue containing the
names Of over l 800 Southerners, 500 of whom
are Virginiaus, two hundred North CarOlinians,
one hundred and fifty East Tennesseeans, and o.
theirs throughout the South, who have bought
the StefF Piano since the close of the war.
July l3, ls72-yearly. April 10, 1873
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ViR7INiA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

rg- The Fsrg Pass sPubGshed weekly az I1o
D Ds.Ilrs and Fi1g C.n,, per afa'r' 'H otrl7ee.
rs-TUREE DOLLARSit it not paid in advance.
rE- one Dollar apl Ftf'y Cents for ser o"tAn
-a-Ths .e-m, e. advertising are, tor q square
.,as inch1 orlcs,. One Dollar ard f'"iy csH'steT
.l-es insertious-llrrer ones in thes mePrepoF-
.,n Each continuance Fl'y Ceats.
rs-No Advertisement be considered by Che
month 5r wear unless specified on the Nanuscr'p' %
OF previously agreed upon between the parties
-s-An advertisement not marked on the copy
.-a specified number 0firssrtions win De continued
a.lordered out. payments eSacted accordingly.
rs-Rravr ,u AoyERr,ssIsyJs.-I avoid any
-is.ndsrstaudiuco on the part of Che aa1aa atre--
..s,-s it's proper 90 state di.t.ae,'g that t1e
..i.-s only extends ,s their Immediate aasiue.
Real Es.a.e.I .-a!o- an auotherujvertsemeatssent
brthsm 5bca an additional charge, aud no vlr'a-
ion.
"a Obituary Notices ofmere tAaa are..aesvil
techareod,o-.
JOB NVORK--Fos-ers. sale Bils, Circulars,
Clrls. &c.. executed ProuT5 neatly andat iAi'
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l.-s-a' -
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CONVENIENT to the DepotS Of all the South
I ern and Western Railroads and Steamboat
Landings, saving Hack hire. Street Cars pass
every i've minutes conveyingp passengers 70 2ilsec-
iious f,he City. making il as convenient as any
Hotelir Baltimore. All tue Appointments oithis
House are Erst cioss for reasonable charges. This
houscis supplied with the National Fire Escape,
also the Extinguisher. Water convenience on
every Floor. r. SHARE, Proprietor.
Sept ., I'll
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Collection Depot.

NNHE Chariestown Depot. Winchester & Strss-
burg Branch OF the b. i o. Railroad, has
been made Collection Depot Freights win here
after be collected at Cbarlestown ias.ea1 IS ess-
tofore, az the points from which alpments are
made. All uorson, receiving freight on and after
Auzus, T., ,572. viii Dc required 10 pay FOR the
sAme before removal. !. j. SIAkkl,
Aus o. ls-1 Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

I have been under DIR. Longdon's treat.
~ nj / S. tuan one month ami / low leel
as well as ever did.
IohNELIUs GILLESPIE.
Mar. p, 1873. Centre W heellng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
WI,al l. Vitality?

Science ha- not yet answ rcd this conun'
drum. Inc principle vi e, in spite o. lie
researches If CHEMISTS, dJ-tOIs aui IN "a
pin sci ans, rruraiuS unknown. we Know,
hn.vav.r.tlI.t wueu the U uDd Is i'm pare the
stomach inert, ths uOweir irregular, ne
liver dISOr leIej, Dr tne nerves relaxed, JhiS
lie u ,,au ing pcnc.pe Z, whatever 1t may
ne, /, ~hOrn al is SctiNe power aud tnal tue
hoiy Il auimItes .au2uI~n-S. We Know
To-, such of Us As are cap ,O.e OF deriving
knowledge rom Su heullcAet facts mat
HoStstteI'S >tnHsch tiers correct Iupu =
tits of the blood, ruvts orLte the stomach,
regulate the b is, tone the liver @ui
brsce the nerves, thereby cpmOa ting AMI
suUduIug the lead ~ IuorO,d cOn"tiun'
which lent To shorten lie. An" average
time OF human existence NIGH uuqle.-
tluuub.y I've Area y lengtueuet y JUL lous
81 mutation, e,p 'Sihly IN Inc Cecilhe Oi
I.rand tbs iamO - preparation Is unuOuO,-
ed the mu>twAo esOme Sumu.dnt a. pre-
sent Known
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

The new bJarI ., Directors for the
Penltenuary wui meet IL MouudsvlLle
Lo-day, Tor me purpose OF INSTALLING the
new Superintendent, Mr.. BRlDGEs.
Watcher Mr. SHALLCNOSs Will, under
the advice VI the GOVeiuor, resist Tue
Installation oi ais successor, we nave
not neard-Uut We take nlm To De too
suresd and Ju1Icrous IL do any thing
OF tue KIND.
Ii the Governor mas not yet found
men to serve his purposes BY acting IN
u B0arA OF Drrec .ors uIuer MS appoint
meat, lac has not dVue 80 without much
lrOulAuou. We nave heard OF his
seld.ug zee ers 10 several gentlemen on
,he ouyje1t, WAC politely declined al
loving tuemselvea u b. P!.sved IN the
uueuuaUle yJs.lOn o. walking into 8
law SUIT win their eyes open.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

THIS Is the nIst aay vi May. II ID
tue ume IuaI the IdAying parties are
supposed to DC iormed To huHt wild
ri,Sers IN Tue wOJLs. auI ~ pic-uIc
plc.ures4ueiY on grassy slopes. Alas
t.r tus Custom, Inc via dover NAYS
come Out, II Is trUe-tue delicate Ahe-
uoue; the mJuest violet The uOid
UtOoIrooI, auI al tne'r sweet comPAn-
los. but the winds are Out, 100, cold
aud emily aud Tue ground Is sodden
aad damp, aud tnoee wnO court Inc
col. carpet OF grassy slopes, court also
lUe rueumau III. 90 I4syIng has De-
come Uul b name, AID anosner peasant
Eua iI=n pAstlLne 10 lost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

TIE New YUrA IT.Ouas wishes 10
know wnelner u certalu person named
L. L. HENDERSON, appointed lrom
Wisconsin % al Iudlsu Agent Tor the
CuIppewas, Is "a person OF mat name
40 led rom ZaueevIIe, OnIo, a lew
years ago, as a refugee nom justice Tor
tue crime VI forgery, and appearing III
Fayetteville, MS IOur years oI residence
there were yeaIs OF shameless scoun-
drrIsm aud low swlndles cuimlHanng
IL a clauuesuue departure.
We CanuoI INFORM the Tribune
specially upon tae SUBJECT, out there lie
10 inherent probaOuty That SUCH a
man Las been appointed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

JEFF c. Davis aud sIah reached
Yreka THIS alIefuOOn, and Will proceed
immediately 10 the lronL-1sh Ots~
Dltch.
Proceed Immediately to the 'front.'
is good. One would think from the
uarade and Iuss al the Lava beds that
We were confronted by the empire OF
Great Britain. Instead, the army are
noslug around alter dozen or Two ln-
dlaus, dressed ia old clothes and pro-
vlsioned with lizards and snakes
Where is the trout" pray tell ? An
other dispatch lntlmates that the Mo-
docs, Instead OF making another staud,
will break up into small parties -
grown tired, We suppose, OF Ioollng anV
LOGGER with suCh q cum Orous, inactive
euemy. As the whole MOdOc army
wouldn't more tnan hIl an lrlshman )
wheel barrow, the size OF the detached
parties" and tue dltticnlty OF locating
tue front" ater Captain JACK has
changed tactics, may be appreciated.
Iue MUdoc business Continues 10 be
a miserable farce. Why are not
troops enough sent 10 to surround the
deylls ana Uung the lhlng 10 all end I
Ii ought TO be doue II It requires every
soldier III tne regular army AID a DRAFT
besides.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01


SoNE young man who il troubled
with biles ss well rs humor. writes a
letter, dated wheeling, April H." and
publishes it in Huntington paper.
He seems to have been stranger in
the city Tor he says he stopped at the
hotel which was recommended as the
best in the place" Whether" he Gays,
"the representation was wilful,
through ignorance, or based upon the
disrepute OF other hotels, we know not,
except that we soon found ourselves
confronted by q ministerial looking
clerk, who didn't seem to care whether
we stopped at his gospel mill or not,
AID VINO seemed in doubt whether he
would trust us with one OF his elegantly
furnished rooms. We never fully
understood the significance in the letter
l. on hotel register before, it don't
mean a nights rest, but simply a place
to lodge against TIL nature furnishes you
with a guide to go further"
This house is well adapted to demon.
alize young men, tor :hey would fad it
impossible TO spend tue evenings IN their
rooms il il was chilly, as that clerk has
no influence over the fireman, winch
gentleman was from dark till II 0 clock
building US FIRE, hence young men
are compelled 10 visit other places Tor
the purpose OF raising heat.
The correspondent then takes dive at
the Capital question, and comes 10 the
sage conclusion that the business men
OF Wheeling didn't want the Capital
here; it was only hotel aud saloon
keepers who wanted 1t. TINS will De
news hereabouls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

Iue uetaiCauuu OI toe cashier oI the
Atlantic Nauouai Bank, OF New York,
10 ne amount OF over malt a million
doIars, mas fliei nlaucIaI circles with
excitement aud AIalm. Inc failure vi
= great moneyed institution which has
had The Confidence OF the community,
uu1er any CIRCUMSTANCES, Is d matter O.
serious moment " hundreds, and OF
deep regret to all business men. Bat
wLeR tank, doing a relatively large
business Ior It's ca yltai aud uavlug the
IuiI counleuce OF The business commu-
INV, sinks IN an hour like a vessel un-
der iuIl sail that strikes a hidden reel,
toe eyeut Is Calculated 10 excite the
coolest neads aud aSaAea universal
dslrust.
Iue circumstances Of this case are
remarkable. Ii seems that the cashier
laduiged In the luxury OF Wall street
rp@cuIatIOu5, until what was at first q
mere pas,ine became a passion ana
inally undermined the Bank, whose
funds be hsI taken TO gamO.e VITA. AT
LAT WHEN Ioo,-r cogceai.nrut became
imnossppI.. he bJ.d.y CONFESSED bis
.r -. 10 the chairman OF the Clearing
Ii,p-. O,rmit,44 a. taou,n II were
-, ordinary bn-,ue-. m:s.dyenture and
;,.o..a ~. COR, y, q Gentleman 10 make
...-.,,. ,-,,,r,,,a. ro preyapt others
,,, lo.,D., no tho tall nj tn. bank he
t.3r,i,a4 Iris hard to tell which il
-. r,,~o rem,rLapI.-tbe d,shon esty
....;,t, .-,.,.,.d .r.J nearly Lait million
3.l..rs .,o,eo from the institution ia
H. b;s cbar,e or me cool audacrty
- ub;,h ba a,o, tho fac, in the tac-
L.l,,.,.o., ,r.,-Il sn4 comnlacpDtIy
-, o,,.,,,,1.,,ort for his comics
..lo,a lonno,;o, for pi-
...,. IN, wbs,svar may he tbousbt
.r..,.,;a- ,f,. o.osr~. ot the cam
,,;,c INNS, foI, with eoral weight
,. -. D;,.o,,rs ., tho hsok who Al.
,..,.j ,,e nj rbs,rnpmbsr ,ucn unlimi
"a ooo.,oI n ,,s t,nds that he can
...,.oIor half million dollars in
.,,,;.,. ,,,,;,o.,, ,b.ir xnoving II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

D. S. THoRSsUSGA, EsQ has entered
UPON mis- duties as Superintendent OF
Inc Nauoual road. We understand
Mr.. LUNsFoRD proposes TO pay no at
teuuou 10 his own resignation aud viii
cJu,rst Mr.. GaoRNBUKGA authority.
Ia tue meantImeII 10 Understood mat
lue cAsnIer vi the bank wuere tae toll
Collectors deposit the money, wllt de-
clue paying out mouey Oh the order oi
tus Board ~ tue travelling puolic bids
lair 10 suier BY reason ol df. LUSs~
F5RD perVeEsILy. on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

THERE is one feature Of Lae Liquor
Law luat uas created much commeut /;
IuIs taw does uot apply 10 uqlor deal
ers-ou.y 10 saloon keepers. For this
reason many are vi opinion Ehat, II the
law IL luiy enforced, there wtu be bat
indie II aay IImluuIlon IN the amount u
huuOr drank Ia tnl7 city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

TIE editors OF Governor STEvENsoN's
.Slrs Journal and OF the Volcano Lll6ri.
cltor have been engaged, Tor the past
.so weeks, in washing their dirty linen
and hIthier sheets than they exhibit
never came under our eye.
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pisa.

HARrNAN-0n Wednesday, April s.
rs, Al = O'Clock \. ~, Mrs. y. L. 4 AR
MAN, wIuUw, aged - years.
The funeral will take pl zee from tue resi- :
dence 81 her son in aw, Philip sch chile,
Eurf 81. eel, between Ma,shali aud DIVISION
st eets, to-day. Friends OF the IsmiIy are
invited 10 atleui.
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Market Farm for Sale
RLLEGH NY COUNTY, Mp.

yVHF FOLLOWING STAltIFNr ~
| -irict,y ~ ACCORDANCE with the act, aud
l. no overdrawu p cture o. whd. can be
done:
lhrre are tirty acres (Or moo can he hR)
OF liuH 9llUvId bottom lduuz, not nab e To-
UVeIfiJN, II the .Or. a OF an 0DIOn- ~ re,
level nj 1t MS time Ia nm con ion,
s. uatet Oetw en t1ePO OnSc river dud the
SHiuuO. g Hud ono railroad, wl.n a depot
or vi connected WIN he properly, nd
Is about hai way between um erl mi HId
the ensely pOpulatai "a Ani IRON r:glnu
OF George CTers Hey, yh.I-y ggllD rs
or, mo usT word IL. ur'.ur,- IF a irucK
IarIn can DO sot Ia aut q auIlLy aud al
prices far exceeding tie Iates in Eastern
cities.
he health Of mis- place and vicinity l.
excellent and GU and lever unkn own for
the past twenty years
There a d, also ABOUT seventy i've acres o I
strong lims>tJue u 1laud situated on tue
opposite sid: OF he BaltimOCe and OHIO
Idll. Utd fro Ii the bottom land
The quality o. tins and and opportunity
TO Cert,uuly ne mo, HCtlye AID Dest mar.
KIT IN the world, wou IA Ike one under.
SJandiuZ truck farming 10 r5tlz fortune
N a lew years.
up, aud thus lar he market cannot he sap
PIE without SO ding on for vegetables
rom other places
ii ny one s.ring to make 4 profitable
investment IN such property VIII visit tnis
T.ace aud Il I'd tndr ali We claim Tor IL an
well as what Is represented about ~ mar
cts, NC, has not beeu correctly tailed, MS
Expenses Will be paid We Therefore conn
IDENTIFY invite perrUus to come aau lJOK AID
.uve Iigate the matter Tor tueIn- elves
There il n lime xii OE OF near the prop
erty, winch the party buying can use
without rent, and thus mIKe his lime a.
simply The expense oil coal aud burning.
Addr 81: X ID. IOdS1ON,
teDs-GI Cumberland, Nd.
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ATRAYED HORSE

TUEsDAY EVEN Nc, A Liz dr. BAY
horse was found on my premises In
North Wheeling, opposite the Hospital on
SIDE OF the IL. The owner eau have the
SINE by proving property aud paying
Oh rges. CESAR CALLiSrEh.
ap2l Coal Miner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01
MOULDERs WANTED.

THREE GOOD STOVE PLATE MOULD
ers eau dad steady employ ment ny APP
plying 10
JOSEPH BELL & CO.
apis, Abingdon stove WORKS
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DR.. O'LEARY

DR.. O'LEARY
Has used inhalation for many yeas in the
treatment OF thousands OF cases OF atarrh-
al and J ung d faculties, with the most
graft ing results. do cure onsr mp H.
ssIhma, Bronchitis, sore ihroa, Nasal C.
tarrh' md tIscha rging Ears, every time,
without fail and wlthOu Injury ltaineS.
kining and other noises In the Head. |
straighfen oss Eyes In two minutes, ana
give periect salts action or no charge
remove Cataract safely ana qulcH4y, anu
trrat all diseases of the Eyes ma fyeIl -:
we claim especial sue ,esS In the treatment
a. diseases o'WOmen and ChliCren, ana
those old chronic diseases that are usually
negIec sd, made light OF, or put on by phys
ic ans in ordinary practice, sucn a. LyyspeP
Eia, iver Complaint, headache, Neural
ola Spinal CurvutuI e, Skin Diseases, Rheu
EIati m ID. eases OF he kidneys, LADDER
and Bowels. Pile, Constipation, Ola Fever
sore, an White swell inSs.
operate Tor the removal OF DeloTnitiesS'
Have Lilo, Club Feet, Iumors, Mothers
Marks, Moles and warts-such "a require
The most difficult and deliCaIe surgical OPP
erduons for their cure.
can re ar those who consult me % pa.
TENT Gu ed-geuuine c4scs Oi the most re-
spectacle and r-sponsiOle pe0P.e III
civ, no manufactured or supurio us certin-
MANY THINK THAT WILLREMAlN
AS LONG As l HAVE CEOMDS ~ v
TEND. THIS Is A GREAT MISTAk r,
that they come TO kECkr.l when II is too
LATE, for have crowds whei ever go and
those who wait to find me at leisure VIII DE
disappointed, and probably Iail to see me
al ali. You must come early and rre,s In,
for / % -siti ely 90 at the time advertised,
and few can appreci tte I'll they struggle Ia
n the ea.e,ne,S ofthe c. Va that increases
every minute I'LL the last.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-01

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THn
Hunted States, Tor the Distriot oil YVES
Virginia. Iu-BsnkTuptcY.
Id me matter OF W. A. Flesher, 'nA-
6istriet OF West Virginia, 8. 8,
This isto give notice that on the hth nsy
OF priI, ISIS, warrant OF BsnkruPlcy W va,
issued out OF the District Court Oh ne uI. ~.
ed states for the District OF west NlrS IN
against the estate o. W. n. FlesncrI OF E ,II
abeth, in the county of Writ, in said DIS
trict, adiudsed a Bankrupt on his own petl,'
ton. Thai the payment OF any deots ana
the delivegy OF any property 10 such b INK
rUpt, TO him or for his usa, and the ,Esn>
fer o. any property by him. are ioroidIsn
by law, and that a meeting of the creIlt
ofs OF said Bankrupt 10 prove their ueos
ami Jochoo c ,ne or more ASsigneeS OF us
estate, will be he'd at Court of Bankrupt
CIV, 10 be holdeh aI che law of1ce OF u m
Ieoua d, Esq., in ia kersburg- west va,
before Geo. b, Caldwell ksQ Regl ter IN
b ,nkruptcy Tor SAIL Distri<L on the SO'h
day o. April, A. ID. 1878, at l. O'Clock A. M
REDuMAS SLACK,
q =, Ma shat Tor said District.
By n. P. NEAL, Deputy U. ). Marshal.