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Congress is discussing the fnan-
cial question. A bill introduced by
Hon VIM. D. Kelly, Republican, of
Philadelphia, providing for the issue
of a new convertible Government
bond, at 3,65 per cent interest, has
been before the House, and is still
occupying most of the time of that
body.
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The steeples of st. Xavier's Cath
olic Church, in Cincinnati, will be,
when completed, 800 feet high from
the ground, and will cost $4,000.
1t will be, it is said, the highest and
finest iu America.
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ly said that If overwork kept the Doctor at home Il
was not when those unable to pay were the callers
The greater the need the greater seemed TO be his
ambition to serve.
Although Dr.smith was connected with many
different works, he allowed none of them to suffer.
bis labors during the war were exacting, and were
performed at q sacrifice TO himself. The hard
ships which he encountered were sufHcient to have
undermined physical organization less rugged
than his years ago, or one which derived less sus-
ly schooled in one of the most exacting and re-
sponsihle professions.
De. Smith was welcomed to the sick chamber not
only on account of his superior medical skill. but
eminently on account Of the sunshine he brought
with him. He was always hopeful and cheerful, snd
his presence was assuring. Yet with all, he kept
to the strict line of professional duty, and did not
allow his hopeful disposition to obscure the truth
or to cause him to lose sight Of the most serious
aspects OF the cases he was called to treat. Accus
toned as a physician to meeting with distress
every day, his warm heart never became callo1s.
HIS stern duties physician were always arso-
cated with the most feeling attributes, and his pa
tients fen that his -eAfions them usrs nos cir-
cumseribed BY mere idea of professional work.
that the work of healing the sick could not be es-
mated in tbz currency of the world.
DR.. Smi6h was the prime mover in many works Of
public sfghf6cance, in which heis perhaps not
spicuously known on account OF the lack of osten-
tation in his effort. BE was degotedly interested
in Starting Medical College, in which his private
means were involved; he secured the lease Of the
hospital in 1853; and established the present diet
ary system in the Penitentiary sitter the first chol
era season. He was active helper Of young men,
and was systematic and liberal in his charities.
One of his special desires was the establishment
Of City Hospital, and he was always ready 70 ex-
tend aid. fine classical scholar himself, he was
sympathetic with all educational progress, and
gave force to everything in that connection with
which he became in any way associated. In addi-
ton to the many duties which have been mentioned
in previous portions of this article, he was Trus
tee of Miami University for three years. resigning
in 1859.
In all of his relations in life Dr.. Smith was honor
able industrious, faithful and kind. The announce
ment Of his death viii fall in many circles where he
practiced his profession like family afiction-
He died at the age Of afty-eight-s life too short
for one so capable and ready to confer good on his
fellow man, but one which leaves the record that
they who knew him best loved him most.
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The Brown county grand jury has
found sixty-seven indictments, prin-
cipally against liquor sellers and bet
ters on the election.
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FROM MR.. JOSEPH sULLIvANT.I

The long struggle is over, and my dear friend is
released from his sufferings; he has gone to his
reward-a noble one, and richly deserved If an
honorable and useful life, spent in the cause Of hui
manity, has any weight. Having had an opportu-
nifty of knowing him weIl had nothing but respect
and esteem for him, which only increased with the
lapse of years.
Like myself. hundreds win miss the skillful and
Christian physician, whose cheering presence has
so often brought comfort and hope into many
households; but he was mora kind husband and
father, warm friend, aliberal and public spirited
citizen-a large hearted man, ready to respond
to the call of the poor and afflicted, and to the
down-trodden black man an open and consistent
friend when it required moral courage to show it,
and to him the words of Terence were peculiarly
applicable-''Homo sum; humani nihil ame alie-
mum puto," and his death is a loss to the cOmmu-
nitv J.. 8.
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NEURALGIA

BRIGGS ALLEVANTOR is composed of Am
monia, ChlorOform, Spirits of CamphOr, Tincfure
of Lupuline, OIL of Juniper, and Alcohol. This
compound Is unequaled in the annals of medicine
for the cure Of Nervous or Sick Headache, Neural
gia, Trembling OF Twifching of the Nerves, and all
Nervous Diseases. 1t will counteract all poisons,
ors, &c. Il eqHalizes the circulation, inyigorates
the system increases the action of the heart with
out exciting the brain, cures Heartburn, Palpita-
ton and Fluttering of the Heart, Dyspepsia, &C.
Briggs Allevantor absolutely possesses more cura-
tive properties than any other preparation. Physi-
clans, chemists and others are requested to exam
inc and test the remedy, and $1,000 will be paid if
found different from representation. Sold byJ. j.
Brown.
BRONCHITIS the @Gcus aTy i1n%aiiOe memS4aOe of of
the Bronchia. which causes a constant desire t6 ex-
pecrorate, but with all the efforts of scraping,
coughing or sneezing there is no mucus to be
raised, and the difficulty increases until it becomes
chronic; constant hoarseness follows; years of
suffering and death may result from this neglect if
allowed to go on year after year without attempting
TO check and cure 1t. Use BRGGs' THROAT ANB
LUNG HEALER. Sold by Seybert q Isamenn.
NADMC 1t is beyond question that corns, bun
OOuiNO ions, bad nails, sore insteps, &C, tor
ment more people than any other affection. They
are as unnecessary as dishonest politicians, yet
they continue their obnoxious career, defying all
attempts TO get rid of them until the application of
Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies, AIleviafor and
Curatives, which eradicates corns, bunions. cures
ingrowing nails, and other ailments of the feet.
Sold by J. j. Brown.
Dill re Look at those features and see agony
TIlCO, depicted in the face. 1t cannot be
/ helped while the trouble remains. You cannot
walk with any comfort; you cannot ride in peace;
you cannot sit with ease; and suffering when at
tending TO nature is almost uubearable and causes
such feeling of dread that it is put off at great
sacrifice to health and comfort, and increases the
difficulty to an alarming extent. Use DIR. Briggs
Pile Remedies according TO directions to cure in
ternal, external, itching or bleeding piles. War
ranted. Sold by Seybert & Isamcnn.
5r1Ga
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

Christian men are taught by Jewish
rabbis, the world has listened with de-
light to Jewish song, the voice Of Jew.
ish orators is heard in the courts and
Senate; and if it be true, or halfway
true, that the persecution OF the nation
has been unjust, what have we 10 an-
swer fort nis- ...' 80. " ".-..e
True, in this enlightened country all
the restrictions have been removed from
the Israelites, and are only fastened on
those whose forefathers founded the
land and bled in its freedom. Ap-
plaue.1 But there is still a statute 10
the book that should be removed il
Jews are to be judged by their merits
like the children OF the civil-rights bill
Tlaughterl, who have always been
serfs Applsuse.l The lecturer ad-
mitted that Jews had aults az citizens,
and believed there were Jew swindlers,
but not enough OF them to compare with
Christian swindlers. He had found
that q Jew could not make a living in
New England. for Jonathan with bis
knife and single could white Isaac
out of the door-steps before be was
aware of it. [Laughter.l The lec,u.
rer closed with prophesyIng beautiful
and glorious morning for the jewish
nation.
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WORLDS EXPOSITION, VIENNA, 1873, &C.
7 Tun NIGHTS CROSS OF TIE I'M
PEKAIL OR Err OF "Fr AMOS
JUSkPH," conferred by his Apostolic
Majesty the Emperor OF ustria, u pom lne
Ho, orable Nathaniel Wheeler, fIesl1eht
of The Wheeler & wilson sewing Machine
& mpauy, as the founder ana DulIoer Vi
Sewing Machine industry.
.. THE GRAND DIPLOMA OF HONOR,
recommeded by the International Jury
Tor tn Sewing Machine company only,
for their important contrlbu lonS,o lne
material and social welfare OF mankind.
a. HEGkANpM Nj DALFOR PROGRESS,
ava ded Tor their >ew No. = Sewine Ma
chine, being for progress M de since Lne
pans FxpoSi ion ,. ls67 at which the only
Gold Medal for Sewing Machines was
awarded 10 this Company Hence Inc
Vienna award mark Progress not from
low level or liner or medal, but from a
Gold Medal, the high, ST awarL MADE at
Part.
4. TAEGRAND MEDAL FOR MERIT, for
the development of Needle Industry ana
exc, Hence and superior ty u! manuLAc-
tul ed = Piles exhibited
Z. A GRIND MEDAL FOR MERIT, Tor eT-
cTllence ana superiority OF cabinet worK ;
the OILY aTaid o: tre kind IN this sectloh'
&. MEDALS FOR SEVERAL CO. OPERA
TORS, OF the Wheeler q Wilson Company
for uperior ability.
: TIN OFFICIAL REPORT pub ished ny
the General Direction OF the Vienna Expo
sitIou, sign lIZ=s the supremacy OF the
Wheeler Il W ilson Company Tor gu 'nllly
ana uusiity OF M nufacIure, ami position
in the Sewing Machine business, as loI'
lows:
OFFICIAL REPORT, VIENNA EXPOSITION
sEwISG MACHINES, &C.
(Groupe 10, Sec. 2, b.
"The greatest Sewing Machine manuta2-
tory in tn, world is that OF " heeler WIZ
son, New York, W ich alone has hrought
already over 80 COO OF their Sewing Ma
ch,ns into practical use. The complete pro-
dociion OF tie parts by machinery Is So re-
rulated hat each complete machine may
Dc used as sample for exhibition. TINS
finn produces so well adjusted machines
daily, :,
"1he latest production o. this hrm, ana
which ist ewopder OF the Vienna xpt 81
lion is their new No. Sewing Machine.
Tnis universal machine sews the heaVlest
le,tber harnesS and the finest Sauzes Win
iToly pearl itch.
wheeler 4 Wi SOD have received lhe
highest prizes at AL Worlds expeditions
and at the Jenna Exposition were extra
ordinarily distinguished.
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The lee QaestiUn.

From the Cleveland Herald.
EDITORS HERALD: I trust you will
allow me TO call attention to tie ques-
ton: How can a sufficient supply OF
ice be obtained And this inquiry in
terests Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Clncin-
natl, Louisville and cities farther south,
more deeply than Cleveland. Having
been employed by the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs at introducing industrial
pursuits, | can testify to their desire 10
fiud employment, and will suggest that
there are hundreds of Indians at very
accessible points in Michigan and Lake
Superior who will be pleased to pack
ice during the months of March and
April, for small consideration, where
lumber can be obtained very
cheaply TO cover such ice un-
til moved into vessels, and am
told that it can be delivered in this
port for three dollars ton, and the
Government agents will render every
assistance in their power to all who
wish to pack.
am Just in receipt OF letters from
Lake Superior Agency, stating that the
Indians are begging for work, and are
urging agents and mission school
teachers TO buv berry baskets, with the
proceeds Of which they may provide for
starving children; and if any of your
readers can order berry or grape boxes
they will benefit the Government, and
give employment to those who are
suffering, and encourage those who are
willing to work. They may address
S n. Goodale, Cleveland, O., or either
OF the U. s. Indian agents among The
Chippewas. 5 n u.
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We can contempIa' no more painful and
melancholy spectacle than mind In ruins
or the wreck Of q Nervous system. Ana
vet Mentai and Nervous Derans ements are
wear V increasing at an alarming rate.
BROKEN down Constitutions, Physical tx
haustiou, Nervous Weakness, Paralysis Of
the Brain. General Debility. Early Decay OF
Manhood, Cases OF sui ide and insanity,
are now nu bered by thousands all over
the land No rank or class Is exempt from
these terrible malad es. Married ana
single, male and female, rich and poor, all
castles are included in the dark catalogue:
The Young man o. proud birth, fortune and
intellect, whose aims, hopes and amDii Ion
should have led him up to the higher
MIA ms of Life, has fallen prey In the Great
De.iroN ghe youth OF hun le paren-
tage, whose cheek once bloomed and blush
ed with innocence and health, whose ey Q
once sparktlrd with the radiant fires OF n
brilliant mind, whose step once was manly
and firm, II now among lts myriad VICTIMS.
IJncounIed thousands perish thus, year
M er wear without knowing the cause OF
thelr ruin until the golden sands OF lie have
a run out Like ST rs thai set TO rise no
more, so do they fall into premature graves,
pass from mortal sight forever anu l2de
away into etc naloblivion.
But is there no physician for this large
class OF human sufferers and no Antidote
| for these wide spread maIadies? We ans
| 1Uer yeS Your lie may yet he rede| meh
| from ne trUCtlOn ana crowned WIN many
| a wear of health and happiness. We know
that phys clans IN general pl actice, for tUdrt
of erDerience az d skill in this class OF dReIltS
| have done bu line Tor their relief and
| absolutely nothing for their cure.
DIR. T.. oDgdun has devoted much OF his
professional lie to these forms OF Debility.
and his great kill in their manager ent is
only the patural result OF thorough m, al
| cal education and enlarged eXperien e. His
| treatment OF thee Diseases embraces both
Hyeiene and Medicine, and has proven
entirely successful in hundreds OF cases
| that hSd bafied all other systems OF medi-
cation ItimpaIts n.w vigor 10 the failing
| body, NV life TO the euervated brain, new
| teI sion and elasticity 10 the weakened
nerves. new tone and energy 10 the stomach
and digestive organs, new power TO the en-
| fpaSIed system, new vitality TO the blood,
new activity to the mind, and endows the
entire organism, the body and mind, with
| all their oI gans, powers, facult es and func-
tions, with renewed health and manhood,
Medicines Tor all Diseases by mall and eI-
press TO all parts of the country.
Persons who may beco lie our patients can
| rely upon our best efforts and skill for their
| restor ation 10 health.
Office Hours-FrOm n. m. TO r. m.
when not professionally absent.
Office and residence,
1909 EOFF (old Fifth Street,
Opposite the Cathedral
WHEELING, W. VA.
|. H: LoNGD0N, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
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ShuRrLEEF KOUss

YNAIEMONT, WEST VA, FORMt RLY
4 Kearsley. This House has just been
newly refitted from cellar TO ga.ret with
new beds and new furniture, and Is second
to none in the country, and is tuated a.
the y. & y. railroad depot. This HOuss Is
drst class in every respect. The table Is al.
wsystupplied with the best in the market.
Charges moderate. Sample rooms for COM
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me call Satisfaction
ling for horses. E. W. Sh URrLEFF,
nOv29 Proprietor
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.

As WE ARE ABOUT To Remove ~
a No. Il. 18th street, we will sell our en-
tire stock, Which consists OF all 81 ds
OF Smokers Articles, al and below
cost Tor III. he, thirty days 10 com Per-
sons wishing anything in ca line would DO
well 10 call and examine our stock and
prices before purchasing sewhere.
q. II. AYER sOS,
feA5-b l220 Market street.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SAFE TIE WELL
known Fortney property, corner o. main Mali,
and old second streets, being the SCUM Pst ~
of lot No. Az, and fronting on vain sttee th 40
feet inches, same width to the alley IN 5ns
rear thereof. said property may oSui n
said property is not sold at pri ate sale re-
fore Febru ary 10th. It will be offered al pun
lie sale ri the front door OF the Court roG ~,
NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on that day. little IN
disputable. r, uopNppcoK.
j. HERVFY, Auctioneer'
The above sale is postponed until Sa'ur'
dav February Dist, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
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Farm fer Rent.

OFFER MY FARM, SITUATED MEAN
Elm Grove, for rent from April Isl, next;
The farm contains $50 acl es and ts In ood
condition. A large two story frame nous,
q good barn and stabling ale on the
J. II. GOOD,
1870 Chapllne ST., over Sherif's Ofiice.
ianlOd&W
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FOR SALE.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
a honse, on the west side OF Eof street,
between Eleventh a Twelrh streets
t Wn1 De For FSu particulars enquire OF
'e X. Il. BARR,
;onoo-b ll42 Chapline st.
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FOR r EaT.
EOE RENT.

c,TORE ROOM NO 3, WASHINGTON
y HALL uilding, al present Occupied
by VIM. IL. Sheio.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL !, 1871.
Apply to oosuopN or
Feb. l2.ra, l. II. WILLIAMS,
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Grocery Store for Rent.

r OFFER MY DWELLING ON "a
water Sire ct for Rent. 1t has t%"S
fine large store room and five sddi-
tional rooms, suitable TOR family. For
particulars inquire at
ianl5h PEN BEETON HOUSE.
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FOR SALE.

,rACBINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY, AT
nj Public Sale, in Orrville, OHIO, on
Wednesday, Febru ~ 25th. 1874. For de-
'c'ip'i'e 'N' ], c. MCCONNELL,
,.,,.-roaod Orrvlile, ohio.
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Small Store Room for Rent.

THE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND
lately occupied by z. 1 A, telegraph
Company, No lilo Main street, next 10
Geo. X. Taylor's dry goods store. Possess.
ION given February lSt. Apply TO
ianlg-b A. SCH VERT FFGFR.
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FOH SALE Hons. a
A three story Brick Dwelling house CON-
corner OF Chapline ana Jun , so' GOOD
s s near the second Mad MAJ k Ki6
Wsii col ruiated Tor q small family. VIII
bs sold low and on favorable terms F fNop
particulars enquire on the premises 'VV'
tbaDliDe street 'pl' y .-
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal Property For

HyorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell Tin
whole or In party that portion Of coal now
in his Posseson am cur 70 rs sCo1 abani
one-third Of mile north OF the city limits,
together with one acre OF surface at the en-.
trance on the side nearest the river, ana
three acres of surfsce around the other en-.
trance, back of Fulton. The vein OF coal
will vary from feet 6 inches to feet In
Ssnth. and could be conveniently shipped
by means of the county road, or by the r.
w, g. K. R. r., as the entrance on the river
side IA not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonaoie
terms, or exchanged for good to~n prop
erty. u.psu.II
marI-h WALThn nAHsoA4AAS'
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
TIE Hotel KNOWN AS TIE
Drover's HON e,

Formerly owned by Louis seabright' haV-
,ap recently been thoroughly repaired, re-
paiuted and renovated, is now offered 1or
s,le or for Rent, on reasonable terms. For
further information enquire OF
HENRY SEABRIGHT, or
CIV. SEABRlGHT,
,on,,ra Z5s Main St., Centre Wheeling
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II II MI OWE ID
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII BE RECEIy y, TIE pl;, OFFICE
until noon March Ord. 1874, -Four Bun.
dred rearcbes Of Coping stone, each stone
% dress four feet long, three feet ak Inches
bed and one foot ise-
Bids will be received IN quantities OF MY
perehes or more, and the party or paTips
10 whom contracts may be awarded, VIII
be- required TO deliver the stone at sueh
times NJ the Superintendent nsy dIeci,
and the full amount on or before the Ist
day OF reptember next, Twenty per cent
of each monthly estimate viii De retainer
By The Board OF Directors III the compie-
ton OF the contract, as security ior ia faith
fol performance q,
Bids should be addressed 20 VIM. l.
RTIdg.s, Superintendent, and endorsed
aProposaI for Stone" By order OF the Bosrd
Of DiTectO-Z. WN l. BRII CHS.
ftbIi.I Superlntsndent
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nor RENT.

/ "" ""''' l$n
rhe large and elegant Room in Odd
Fellows Hall fronting on 18th street. en-,
trance by Chapline ST. eel, same SIZE ana
adjoining the wheeling Library room. !.
has been used as Lutheran church, ana
is suitable for society meetings and con-
sert,. Apply to- 1
w. Z. MckELVEY,
fsb5 1872 Market street.
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New Books.
FANCY FLOUR.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED 100 BIZ 5;
Bush's best Flour, ma from ipolans
Pure White Wheat and Is warranted 10
give satisfaction.
iorso Cor. Market d + oui tenth sts.
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EoR SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
a dred and three acres. will sell 1t in
ONE lot or divide. II In lots Of four or fiv We
acres to suit purchasers. There Is no 0e.Ier
S,tnated within one mile of the city OF
"Tsrmseone-fourth cash; balance In one,
to and three years. For further partcu.
lars enquire Of the subscriber.
iSis GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRlEN,
Real Est tie Agent.
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WEST vIRcigiA
UNIVERSITY

The wear begins in all Departments
wEI SESDAY, SEPf.3, 1873.
Prof. F. 6. Lyon, with full sts harS %
VI tps Preparatory Department.
PATRONS seeking Information IN resaru "
the same will address him.
' Catalogues deseribing the other EeSar = !,
ments may be obtained nom the secIeis sr
Of the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. SIoysT, ~ W.
unoersisno -.. President.
MoRaAxrows, Wv A s,E&
augf&ec -...
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Teas.
NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO all AL
creditors and debtors OF Or. n D. VIZ,
sel's estai that: during NJ my ayba a o,RIien,
Real Estate agent, to settle all claims io'
and against said estate. .s,,,x
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
baltimore Division.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Z. Z.

r. -Zssz.z.z1E-..s:77=s7 ON AND AFTER DEC.
"a z e.:..es.s:zt IA, 1873, Trains, viii run
ulOwY: