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UnifOrm Lodge *. of II.
stOckhoIders' Meeting.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Hf the Wheeling and Bel
IN mt Bridge Company will be held at the
office of the Company, on Monday, the 18th
day of tnuary 1873, between the hours OF
| and 81 O'Clock p. NJ, 70" the election OF
nine Managers to Be. We during the ensuing
year. JUS. LAWSON,
dec30-i Secretary.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best IN the
World-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment: No RI.
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
Genuine w. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, IL BOND street, New York.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

DR.. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
q DIR. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A. s. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT,INDI HEAD
ACHE, BILIOUSNESS, &c.
BEALLSvILLE, PA, Sept. ii, 1871.
DIR. A. 3. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks TO
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years uttered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many reme-
dies without anygOod effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
8. Boram, Druggist, q box of your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, |
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they / would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the NEST Won
dertul remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
Z. II. SAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGBLIN BROTHERS & CO.,
not PropriefnrS
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NOTICE.

TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Stockholders o! the Aetna Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, of Wheel
ing, West Va 'or the election OF irectors
Tor the ensuing year will be held at he Of
fee OF the company, No. Mcclure House,
hours of 10 o'ciock A. M and o'clock p. M.
tal-i J.R MILES, secretary.
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LOST.

IN TUESDAY MORNING, IN THE
" neigrborhood Of the Centre Wheeling
Msrket House, or between the Market
House and my re- idence in Ritchietown a
pocket book containing SIS IL $285. The
finder will be literally rewarded by return
iny the same to the under igned.
fal GEORGE BOWERS.
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ANNOUNCE EMIT.
CITY Clerk.

Editors of the Register.
I hereby announce myself as n candidate
for the Office OF Citv Clerk, and II elected
will endeavOr to discharge the duties OF the
office faithfully.
JOHN H. RHINEHART.
Editors Of the Register ~
Please announce w. T. FMBLFM as n
candidate for the office of City Clerk, ut
the coming charter election. Jail
We are authorized to announce that
GEORGE Q. BIZ CK, who now holds the
position Of City Clerk, will be candidate
for that office at the ensuing city election.
jail
Editors of the Register
By the request OF MANY citizens. please
announce FRA SCIS A BRITT as n candi-
date for City Clerk, at the ensuing munich
pal election.
Editors OF the Register:
You will please announce mo rs a candi-
date at the next municipal election for the
Office Of City Clerk
dec3l-i ALEX. II. FORGEY.
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GER MAN BANK.

DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIREC:
ID tors this bank will remain closed
in the evening hOnrs on Saturdays, from
the first OF January, 1873.
OSCAR EMMER, Cashier.
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notice..

THF' PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name ofGel!nk
q Co., as dealers in and manufacturers OF
Tobacco, Snuff, and Ciga s, at No. 81 Market
street, Wheeling. w. Va, is this dav dis
solved. The public are hereby not ii to
settle their Indebtedness to the said finn,
with Lewis II. Grabey, at once.
EW.S H. GRABFY.
Decemher3I ST. jal-s
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ELECTION NOTICE.

h MERcHANrs' NATIONAL PANK, -
WHEELING, January J, 1873.
TIME ANNUAL ELECTION FOR d.
rectors of this hank will be held Tues
day, January IA, between the hours OF ~ A.
-"' anu John ]. JONES, Cashier.
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NOTICE.

sUPERv1soRs' OFFICE, OHIO COUNTY
Dec mber %, 1872. !
UNHERE VIII Re A SPECIAL MEET
| Ing Of he Board o. Supervisors Ohio
cnu' ty, held nj the Court House thereof, on
= tuesday,, the 3lsl inst, commencing at IL
o'clock A. NJ.
BY md der of the President.
dec3O-r CHAS. b CECIL, Clerk.
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DIED..

sT1vER-In Baltimore, Monday, Deem
Dor S0tn, at p. NJ, Of Inflammation Of the
brain, LOUIS r. SILVER, in the S6th year Of
his age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election Monday, January 9Th
Judge of County Court.
Editors Of the Register:
Believing that Captain r. Fl. COCHRAN
will be the right man in The right place, II
elected Judge Of our County Court, we
take pleasure In presenting his name 10 the
voters OF Ohio county, for that important
office. - MANY VOTERS.
January l, 1873. jail
HANNIBAL FORBES. ESQ.,,
GEORGE Z. BOYD, Esq,
R.G BARR, Esq.
Take your choice, gentleman:
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce that JOSEPH SAILS
,pIJRY. OF Centre Wheeling, will be can
didate for the Office Of Judge OF the County
Court at the election to be held<on the 9Th
OF January. -
dec3l MANI 'OlEho-
Editors of the Register
Please announce Judge VI. c. GOOD as
candidate for the office Of Judge OF the
County, Court of Ohio county, at the cleo
ton to he held on Monday, the 9th OF jan
uary, 1873.
decS0-eg OHIO COUNTY bAh'
Editors Of the Register: ...
Please announce HANNIBAL FORBFS,
ESQ. as candidate for the office OF Judge
OF County Court of Ohio COUNTY at the en-
suing election, to be held under the pro-
visions OF the new County Court bill.
dec2i-a MANY NUIERS.
Editors of the Register:
tlease announce r. G. BARR, Esq, as
candidate for the office OF Judge OF the
County Court Of hio county, at the cleo
ton to be held on Monday, January 8. 1872.
dec25 OHIO COUNTY.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce GEORGE E. BOYD, Esq,
as ca didate for the Office o. Judge OF the
, County Court OF Ohio county at the election
| TO be held on Monday, January oh 1873.
decT.i MANY CITIZENS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CentaurLiniment.

Children Cry-for Pitchers castorta.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie
and causes natural sleep. 1t Is a substitute
for castor oil. daczl- dra
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Commissioner.

Editor OF the Register:
Please announce f. J. STONE for the Of
fee OF Commissioner OF Madison District,
| at the election To be held on the 9th Of jan
"A' MANY VOTERS OF MADISON TIP.
jail
Editors Register:
Please announce THOMAS r. MOFFFT
| as candidate for Commits iOner, for the
District OF Center, and oblige
! jail MANY CITIZENS.
| Fditors Of the Register:
Please announce CHARLES OTTE as a
| candidate for Commissioner for the District
of Richie, and oblige ,,or,,
jail MANY VOTERS.
Editors of the Register:
Please announce jerry B. SHEPPARD
as candidate for Commissioned OF Madison
District, al the coming county election,
and Oblige MANY VOTERS.
tal
Editors Register:
Please announce me as a candidate for
Commissioner OF Ritchie District. Basis:
A general reduction In extravaganza and
taxation. JOHN w. SCHULTZ.
jail
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce BENJAMIN FISHER
as a candidate for the OIL .e OF Com mission
er, for the Clay District, OF Ohio county.
jail CLAY.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce WILLIAM KLEVIS az
a candidate for the office OF Commissioner
for Centre District, and obIige
dec3l-i CENTRE.
Editors OF the Registe'
Please announce ]. W. BORING as q cam
didate for the Office OF Commissioner for
Union District, and oblige many voters in
dec3l FOURTH WARD.
Editors OF the Register:
Please announce HUGH CLARK, Esq ,,
aS a suitable person to fill the Off e of Com
missioner for the Dist let OF Iriadephia.
deC3l THE PEOPLE.
Editors Of the Register
Please announce CHRIS rOPHERJ. CAR
NEY, ESQ, as candidate for the Office OF
Commissioner for Centre District (rffth
Ward and oblige
dec30-i MANY VOTERS.
Editors of the Reg
Please announce EUGENE LIST as can
didate for the Office of Commissioner for
the WashingI on Dr trict, and oblige many
voters in the
d, GIL FIRST WARD.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce DANIEL g. THORN
BURGH, Esq AZ proper persOn tn fill the
office of Commissioner Tor the District of
knows Mr.. ihoTnburgh to be an honest.
cnmpetent and safe man for this RESPONSE
ble position.
dec2I-i MANY CITIZEN
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Notice 70 City Tax-Payers.
You WILL sEr BYAN ORDER yAss.
Il Cd ~ the City Council al IN ha.t meet.
ihg, me Time v extended Tor chasyinQ in
SsISt until the LIST day OF December next.
Ill SSu a .ne once and settle yourtaxes, and
J. II. WARDEN,
CITY Cousstor.
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1000. SILVER IHIMBLES

A ND OTHER ARTICLES FOR HOLI-
n day Presents, such rs Gold Watches,
Chains, Bracelets Ear Kings, Breast Pins,
Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Silver Ware,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Spectacles, Napkin
= rect Jewelry Store, below Mcclure House.
ianl OXTOBY Il DUFFIELD.
Uniform Lodge *. of II.
XIOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO
1 appear at h. & -. depot, at half past ten
o'clock Wednesday m0ilIin9, tnuary list,
in Iuli uniform, for Mot ndSvIl!e.
Il. HAMMER,
dec3l-r Commando.
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City Sergeant.

We are authorized TO announce that
CHARLtS A. EXL-Y will he candidate
tor he Office Of CITY Sergeant at the Char
Ter Election to be held on thursday, jan
uary 23d. dec3l
hereb- offer myself as a candidate for
re election TO the Office Of C'ty Sergeant.
dec3l HENRY CONAST.
Editors OF the Register,
P ease anpounceF VI. DAVIS as Citizens
candidate for the flee Of city Sergeant at
the coming municipal election and OBJ ia G
decD-h MANY VOTERS.
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Street Commissioner.

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce that will he candidate
fer Street Commissioner a. the coming city
election, and will b, thankful for the sup
port OF my fellow citizens.
CHRIST. WAGNER.
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Editor OF the Register:
Please announce f. J. STONE for the Of
fee OF Commissioner OF Madison District,
at the election to be held on the 9Th OF jan
uary, 1877 and 0blige,
MANY VOTERS OF MADISON TIP.
jal-i
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tlOn.
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Editors Register:
Please announce THOMAS r. MOFFFT
as a candidate for Commits ioner, for the
District OF Center, and oblige
jal MANY CITIZENS.
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LarEe Fire at Newburg, n. Y.

NEwBURG, N. Y, June "a large
FIRE is raging on Front street, In this city.
1t commenced at 0 o'clock In William o.
Miller s Co.'S store house, and commu.
nlcated to their barge, Newburg. The
cargo and storehouse were destroyed.
The fire goes northward. The coal yard
nf ID. 8. Warning, barrel factory Of ]. G.
French, and several other buildings
have been destroyed. The storehouse Oi
Edwin T. Skinner Is now burning, and
the Gre threatens to sweep the entire
river front ol the city. The damage
thus far Is not less than $250,000. Mayor
Shutes has telegraphed to POughkeepsie
for help.
NEwBuRaH, June 9.-The fire Is now
under control. The barge Newburgh IL
drifting up the river aud Is still burning,
with large cargo The following pro.
perty was destroJ ed: W. o. Miller j.
Co.'S sturehouse and barge, Hudson River
Hotel, French's barrel factory, property
owned by james W. Taylor, Daniel War.
rings coal yard, Andrew Little's carpen-
ter shop, and several other and smaller
buildings. 1t cannot be sscertsined the
exact amount Of the losses and insur-
ances. The total loss Is estimated ut $780,
900. The cause of the fire Is not yet
known. Several passengers were rescued
from the barge Newburgh in small boat
One lady jumped overheard but was res
cued.
NEwBURo, Midnigbt.-The fire Is still
burning, but is confined to the limits al
ready stated. 1t is generally covered By
insurance. Several persons have been
iniured-some seriously.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, June 0.-The Superin'
tendent Of Police received Saturday pail
Of handouts, with tho compliments Of
Blindy Wihslow, the man who, while
wearing the handouts, escaped from an
Ctllcer On Thursday.
While the pupils Of Rev. Mr. Sellick's
school, nt Norwalk, Connecticut, were
boating Saturday afternoon, accompanied
by their teacher, the steamer Amerlcus
ran into one boat, cspsizing 1t, and three
boys were drowned. Their names are
Chss. J. Bcstwick, Auburn, N Y Ed
war Morris. Troy, N. Y; W. B. Crave
somers, N. Y.
Peter Kenney and On unknown man
quSTrelled on q Sd avenue car this morn
ing. The latter suggested that they re-
tire from the car and settle the difficulty
on the street. Kenney consented, but
had no sooner allghted than the unknown
man shot him fatally and escaped. Joe
Ooburn, the prize fighter Is held as q
witness.
None ol the witnesses In the WGlworth
case wcro before the Grand Jury to-day
and no action will DO taken before 10 NOR.
row or Wednesday.
The Goodrich inquest will be resumed
Wednesday, when several surgical cx.
perts will testify as to the possibility Of
man being able to shoot himself in the
head In three places.
The Mayor requested Gen. Shsler to
detail the 9Th regiment to act escort at the
funeral OF Minister Orr.
A small sWindle was detected in Wall
St., 10 day. A recently escaped convict
named White, being arrested for an
attempt to pass, on the st Nicholas bank
forged check on Henry Levy s.
Son, Tor $3.50. White had previously
given Levy what proved to be ioTgGd
check for $lO0,,on tho Fourth National
Bank Of Cincinnati.
II Is stated that an individual named
Dix, hes been forging checks ON New
York banks in the name Cf q. Is. Gun.
nell & Co., and passing them on country
banks.
The Morris Canal sustained damage
at Mountain View, requiring week 10
repair.
The Masonic fair recently held here
netted over $52 900 to the building fund
of the order.
The foundation stone OF the new Pres.
bytetian Church, Of which Rev Dr.. Hall
is to be the pastor, was laid to-day at oh
and 65lh street. The total c0St OF the
building will be 100000. g..
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Ha,IITs on tho Mexican Frontier.

ST. LOUIS, June Or. D. II. Williams
who has resided In the State Of COahiula,
Mexico, for the last two years has reach
ed here and gives some account OF affairs
in that country. He confirms the capture
of Gen. Lessdo, the rebel chief, and states
that il was believed that he was imme-
diately shot. In relation TO Gen Nc
Kerzie's pursuit and attack on the Kick
apOO Indians on Mexican soil Dr.. Will
liams is OF opinion that there will be no
serious complaint made on the part OF the
Mexican authorities, as the latter have
long felt the necessity Of some mutual
arrangement between the two countries
by which the Indian msrauders upon
either side can be followed across the
river and punished by the Mexicans, Il
the outrage Is committed upon It's soil,
as in the case Of the Americans In the
Kickapoo affair. The DR.. apprehends
that the MsxIcans will use the latter
as precedent and pursue the fugitives Oh
this side OF the Rio Graude. They will
be sure to avail themselves Of the exam
pie set by the Americans, II not disa.
vowed this will eventually lead to trouble
and plunge the frontier into war. Such
a result would, however, be hailed by
many as desirable, as It would lead to the
carving out OF another fat slice from the
sick man on our southern border. There
are, however, efforts being made BY some
Of the leading parties en- The Mexican side
Of the Rio GrAnde, which may lead To
negotiations for the annt x4lion Of more
Mexican territory in order 10 strengthen
the boundary line and by which Mexico
will be enabled to pay her debts. The
territory coveted for this purpose embr9c
es the States Of Nuevo, Leon, COahiu!s,
Chipuaha, the north end OF Durango,
Sonora and Lower California, known as
the Mexican frontier States. This would
shorten the boundary line one half over
the present meanderings Of the Rio
Grande and leave frontier that would be
much more easily projected by both
nationalilies, whereas It Is almost impoS
sible 10 do so with the present boundaries
II would be vast territory with fine
irriRable and mineral land and psStursge,
which are now nearly worthless 10 the
Mexican people.
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How to Prevent ChoIerR..DiSinGec-
IlOn.

How to Prevent ChoIerR..DiSinfec.
IlOn.
Dr. James, Of the Sanitary Bureau,
writes an important letter to Colonel EN-.
mons Clark, from which we make the
ICllowi1g extract:
Ills now generally, II not universally
admitted, that the germs Of cholera poison
Ilst in the objections from persons hav-
1g what is known as the "premonitory
dIlfrhG4," an Rilment SO mild as not to
excite the alarm Of the patient. The dis
.niectant which have directed for pres
cot use Is the old mixture, which has
proved so reliable on previous occasions,
VI 10 pounds sulphate ol iron, 9 gal
Ohs Of water, and one half pint OF com.
lOn cArbolic acid In order to give full
;lblicily to what are now regarded hS
he most approved precautionary meas
!res against cholera, it Is desirable that a
sl Of Instructions be prepared, not only
'r tho public press, but that printed
NpIes be furnished TO the agents O
Geamships from both foreign and dOmes
ac porti; to railroad officials; TO tht
iiupiietors Of hotels; 10 Gmigrant ant
NlOr boarding houses; to cheap and Vag
'ant lodging houses, and all simllal
Places where strangers cOngTCgatU. Tht
nne method OF dislnlecIiOn applied L
lie sinks and waler.closets OF private
sOuSeV, II made general, would not only
SeAnse the house drains, but through
atSe the public sewers would be de
FiVed OF a greater portion OF their poIs
ohOuS gases. 49,
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Letrer from a school.Ror,

any DEAR GRANDMOTHER One Of
my elbows came through, but the women
sewed It up again. I've used up both
balls OF my tWlne. And my white.
handle kniEe-I guess 1t went through
hole in my pocket, that didn't know Of
till after my knife was lost. My troWserS
grow pretty short. But she says it's part.
ly my legs getting long. I'm glad OF that,
And partly getting them wet, / stubbed
my toe against stump, and tumbled
down and scraped q hole through the
knee Of my Oldest pair. For 1t was very
rotten cloth. l guess the hole Is too
crooked to have 1t seWed again. She
thinks q mouse ran up my leg, and knRW-
ed the hole my knife went through
TO get The crumbles 10 the pocket.
| don't mean when they were on
me, but hanging up. l did what
you told me when get wet. | hung
my clothes around the kitchen stove On
three chairs, but the cooking girl, she
flung them under the table. So now go
wrinkled, and the boys chase me to
smooth out the wrinkles. I don't skip
over any button-holes In the morning
now, 90 my jacket comes out even. Why
didn't you tell me l had q red head
They said they'd pull my hair u it weren't
for burning their fingers. Dorry said he
guessed my hair was tired OF standing up,
and wanted to lie down to rest l wish
you would please send me new comb, for
the large end of mine has got all but five
Of the teeth broken out, and the small end
cant get through. l can't get 1t cut, be-
cause the barber has raised his price.
Send quite stout one. have lost two
OF my pocket handkerchiels, and another
went uD on DOrry's kite and blew away.
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, June 9.-The Union Pacific
passenger train from the west, due yester-
day, came In this afternoon via the Blair
s. Omaha and Northeastern railroads.
To-day the west aud east bound trains
out and In are little late. The washout
is not yet fixed, and cannot be until the
water subsidies Mr.. Cary's body Is in
sight, but under water, and jammed In
bel ween the tank and engine.
No delay is anticipated to passengers,
but no freight Is moving.
The scouting party sent from Fort Nc.
PhersOn two weeks ago were caught last
Tueainy night in a severe rain storm
while in camp on BlackWood Creek. The
camp was flooded and six privates ot
Company F, Third Cavalry, and twenty.
four horses were drowned and the rest
Of the command saved their lives by
climbing trees, where they were compell-
ed to remain eighteen hours. Severe
storms have prevailed In the west and
northwest the past three days.