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, 1874-03-22
PERSONAL.

Mr. ". Il. Wells Of the Board Of Education, has sen
In his resignation to the Mayor, and Mr. John John
s,on will be no1nuated fos the pos1tiou tomorrow
evening.
Charles StoIenbach, prominent citizen Of Jetier.
SOD, Wis, has bean in town during tbs last two a.H
He left LIST night for Notro Dune at which university
be proposes to leave his sou Frank student.
The,e nre now in the city Of the Chicago Bass Ball
cuth5crt, and Meycrle. Young, Hines and Force .
expected here to-day, and Monday, II tue weather ia
favorable practice game will be piayed OFT the TWEEN
ty-third street grounds.
committee consisting Of H. G. Macarthur, James
Whttacser, and F. X. Kuecher, I'll Of Burlington, ar
rived here yes;crdayand had consultation with Mr.
!. II, Walker the President of the Chicago Bur,iug-
ton l. Quincy Railroad, for tho purpose uf inducing
him to arrange wagou-trscl over tie railroad bridge
their city. Mr.. Walker feels very faTorabIy owufd
this project, but could make promise, having first
to consult the Directors uf the road.
Tho friends Of the Benevolent Association return
their thanka to the friends who assised them last
Thursday evening, especially to Mrs. Jane aEsshel,
tosh znd sister, and tho Apollo Club. Their thanks
are also due The msnssz q the EEsth
ki1nba1. for donAuous.
Wabasn asenue. has presented the 1riah Literary A.
aocaeton With agnihcen steel engraving Of the cel
eb.ed d. fensn ] a n1<".n zs ~ !. - EGnte
the members Of tho Society, both wurk Of art and
as uenento Of ons OF the proudess episodes in
Franco-Irish history.
D0nBY xEWCoNB.
Thursday afternoons matinee at The Adt1phf, which
Is to lie complimentary benefit to Bobby Sewco1nb,
prom:1es to he Of the ost enjoyab!o entertain
which that Popular Place Of hzs yet
Al doried, In addition to tie entire AGelpM company
who will appeas this occasion. Ai,s feste Ludlow
and Mis- Lizzie Kelsey from the Undne" company,
Mcssrs. Walters And Norton, Fs nk Lunabard Me1srr
Adauas and German, Ar. Frank Wileher, Bobby ainn-
eli. md the great Billy Rice snd Ed Aarbie .. the
Academy, havs volunteered their services TO swell the
tdl on the occasion. With such array Of varied
talent this, cannot ba questioned that the
zion Ct Bobby Eewcon1b's benefit the Ade1pli will hold
bigger crowd than ever, II, indeed, the N11it Of
crowding has nat already been reached there.
"EI1 PEuK1Ss."
Tho budget Of fun, sentiment aud sxtdre which
" Ell Perkins will quatnsly let looae 1t Ktngsburys
Husic-Ha1 Monday night will, doubt, draw larga
crowd Evsrrwhere the humorous lee suses are pa-
runized than the tarious ones and rec by Tho
Eapers that Ell has been drawing crowds to:n East
md West. |
Mr.. pezktns " talk" il simply satire en- fs2hton,
dfrtadons and waterng-ptaea foias. He
u hss own Fcl&ttons-uncs ConEdar, Uncla Nathan
a Couhn JuHa. .etc,Aud takA shout these netsoun4ss
q quaint md Aaxh-prsvakdo6 wv. Ii nAke2 sua.
, 1874-03-22

On Wednesday, Mesass. Ellison, Polnero1 Co. win
ouer st auction 1a<ge and attractive stock Ut eiegas
genuine Tur1tsh rugs and Embroidered tahleeo7ess,
couauned to them the imposters. This IL tho dtnt
time these goods haye been offered In tn MARKET and
the dsst opportunity citizens have had Of obtain
ing thess goods in Al the chaste and magnificent d.
aRs and coios- 1ha whole collection wilt be On ex-
h1idHon On AoudsJ and Tuesday, kod viii well rs1ay
q yisit 70 their 1tuxd-
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Personal.

Mr. r. B. Boyd, Of the mott successful of tho
younger Cicago real estate agents. has been fotcs.
by increase OF business. to remove the lcra CON-
modJous prensea 1t Rooms l3 and II In T. O. 6sonas
Beck, No. 14b E4st Madison street. Hers Auterur
accommodation enable bin to 1ansAct @ttE confutt
to himself snd eEents sho tustneaa they may Flacs
biz hauds Mr. Boy Ii alwsya happy to rosa4 AID con-
{er With customers On real eAsxte In.tterx-
, 1874-03-22

ard ther ~ih my boys for in spite Of age much work
.na the prsptede n oeeaSnnq. % a. o. TIE CD loty
to roup as in my Joiau days.
tIou may cars to know that the Marines aee all
we'll Mr. 81. preaching to churches, sctool., and di-
v;ntty students ns peripateto philosopher should
1iar1nee sits in her tasy armchair and makes Bu1
shine tile family. Meg sn broods OVER her bahica
doing dorble duty that her John is gone. Dai.
mud bsi are trying school for the first te snd it il
unnecessary to say they tho most remarkable chill
drcn in Anerica.
Any utter year Of study in England Is On her
way home with such loud Of great works that shc
says sin Of wreck shall build INIT Of my pic
:u:es and paddo galy 10 ehoe. 10 is writing nurs-
Ing croaking. and laughing In tho oiI way. Lauris
t' my peiish toy = ;s married to country wofnan
aud Inns " dear little two daughters" as he ssys.
with bes. wishes ul}. yours truly, [. Il ALeocrn
, 1874-03-22

Decorations, window sh:d.s, ieldina, snd uphol-
sery goods oezsi II the very lowest prices " tho
old reliable house Of E. g. l. Faxon L Co. taD8er,
JenktLk FAxon, Sucee<sozs, 1o7 ssate street. tive
4 call.
, 1874-03-22

John stsysusou, merchant tator, Will occupy tho
Monroe street sto7e west Of s1es entrances 10 Palmer
House. Show window and State street entrance
throuoh I.mes Il. Foster i Cox furnishing goo1a
strs or ths best imported goods In biz o<at syle.
, 1874-03-22

Houseknerc1s who apprec4ata perfection IN tte4z7
cooking apparatus ara enthuaasuc In the.r Fzat>a
Tho Barstow brick set r1ngs- This rings Wit. Is
- Richmond +" Fslaee ranges. may te found At
Bangs N1os.., corner 6tate and YAu HuEau s.reots.
, 1874-03-22

E1aNUY atstK V1KHH5.
The largest aud most varied stock Of pianos and
gans to bs found at any musicaf establishment in this
city or In the West can be seen It hesa1a. Julius
Bauer Co.'S. They daily receive immense shipments
from Baltimore New York, ETC., and purchasers
earnestly requested to iuEpect ts has ssofe before
making Arrangements elsewhere.
, 1874-03-22
They Have Come.

VIII our patrons now call and ses our spring 3mpo7-
.et,ons Of fms Hoolens for geot1eman.s weAr. We
have vs13 z1xs aud chdee etocf, including al The
uoTsttt4s Of the ea4soG- " H. 0&k1n1ts InpoEttux
rAll.u. 1A DSaktsox0 kxAs&s
, 1874-03-22

We defre to cAll the attention Of the 11diea to
superb stock Of readyade underwear 1t pItces ve1y
attractive; and your esp7c1a attention to very
large stock Of walking akirta md Hamburg edgings,
which we huve just received. Hoschfu, Primer
Co.. 1J7 and l39 Ht4ta street,
, 1874-03-22

TIC TUpu1aT 1&ssuRos
The ceIat rated aBr1uhall, ue&n Il Co." FFench
R.ares and Boijeys. md the fA1e-.te "4rdnston
Br.rk-sst Range, aua Cat1son Neg 20 rs fu1aAes,
It Gayardsp nes1A, 1r.s', $40 s.ats ssxsss-
, 1874-03-22


The following IL letter received from Miss Louise
Acost by the President Of the PhilocaUan Society,
who It will be remembered, took the part Of 10, IN
asceues Irum Little Women" 1t their Lat entertain
mont at Standard Hall.
Bosros, March Is.
Deer His President:
"TEAnks for the notes and papers telling about
your pleasant society aud Its doi1gs.
al an glad Of any thing from my little stories Is
found worthy Of representation, and II you had talf
as much fun over sha. immortal pay VIZ did, 1t has
right to be approved.
1.-THE or3gtuai bretto still exists written in old
Account book with stage directions, which would
yulse any manage, and list Of properties and cos
tunes seldom SURPASSED.
bid you hare -cs5et boots7 + would b1ve lent
you the genuine articles, for they still adorn my ward
robe, and occasionally my feet.
|" bid the bed actually shut up? II not, you missed
ona OF the finest stzgs elects ever When the
ply acted hers soe sondas.seh9ot ;! s;hiidren
soYrrtd With rSry - The author o} this su1arh laes
= Nv ssuaF asss ~ ovsf. laat ! ss4A pfsaos aow
, 1874-03-22

custody Of her.
nuke this statement Of facts because all the papess
o1 the city, In making statement about this haheas
corpus t Proceeding and my management Of my own
clnd, nave made incorrect statements and have also
let out very important facts uh,sh should hare been
stated intcrarded with remarks which were unwar-
1antaoe in MY orinio- All Of which statements
calculated to produce {nious the injury
o1 both myself and my child BAnnARA D1vERsE1.
, 1874-03-22
THE CITY HALL.

! THE CITY HALL.
The City collsctoz took in only 521s yestsrdaJ 70,
| taxes, etc.
The Collector Of tic Board of Public Wo9ls rec&yad
Se1terlay s., GIL so Tor xaser-rants, etc.
Tha Committee on Judiciary failed to meet yesser-
day for want Of quorQm,
The City Tre4 yesterday received N06ao from
the City Collector. and 81 Go from the Collector o9 tbs
Board Of Public Works.
A meeting Of the joint Committee On 8teets{and
aueya Of The th1ea d1visions IL called for o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
meeting Of the COMMITTEE On Gas Lights il called
for 23o O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon, to which Mayor
Cofvin te invited
The Bosrd Of Public Works yesterday granted =
basement stone building 58x73 feet sltuated On the
northeast cosne. Of State and Jackson streets.
It is stated that htr HeafnE, dndngtt impossible to
effect tho removal Of the present Secretary of the
will provide III. Hafley, the Late incumbent, with
some other position.
Propcrty-owners who have not paid their taxes
should recoect that soon "a tho deinquent st Is
completed and cent 70 the County Collector, they
will bo Obliged to Pay tho coss, Is we'll as their taxes.
The Board Of Pubns Works yesterday opened bids
for tho Folerton ayohue conduit but made award.
Ihere we're Twenty-Five bids aud ths lowest WIS nude
by George F. Norris Co. The exscr has not
Jet been figured out but w11 be about less
than the lowest Of thu previous bids
The trial Of the chemical re-eastnes did not taks
place Yesterday afternoon, owing to the absence Of
the Drake and B4eincr engines. Tbs trial will take
place Wednesday, Thursday. whichever is
vcnient The Committee Fire and Wstex Vii hold
meeting Tomorrow aftetnoon-
Several complaints hare been 1ade to the Board Of
Public Works that bogus Water Collectors axc going
from house to house with wnter-keys, demanding i1-
stant payment Of The Nater-ta1 under penalty Of
Immediate cutting OF Of tho water The reEulxr Co..
lecorn have badge OF Office and will unhesitatingy
ahow their authority to sct The public cautioned
, 1874-03-22

By uzing MAnnt Hair Lusurtaas ~ dteaztnx You
viii lw.Js h4re . good growth at hA.7. TrJ u.
fuf s1ls sysxy alaros
, 1874-03-22


T1llinu Keefe was beforo Judge scu1r. Of thu ve,t
c;d. 1,1,.. 80. ...-.- 80, o,' , ~ ~
m assault with intent to do ov Rih,rd
novour- ua ~, b.1d o-a, ~ ~. cL,s.,s., c.'-4 -.
..nn ~ "'7 Ae'1 "'e3 ~ ene |sn1nA4 eooe' III
oonas u s'0".
Emma Sweet for ths larceny Of tventv-tbreA yard.
Of s,k vn,ua1 ~ q ncr x--. Ton, NJ, ~. G..
- ~ nao ~. " ~ AoA AA4' AoNo o'e"al,
~ Mest 1taoaoPn atfee! "as Bound over by
sgs1ee oco1ly 10 the Criminal Court IN tbs sum of
e'o''
Judge Booth was in the Criminal Court yesterdsv
morning and tbs only business bforn him was ia
neaang Of further arguments In the quo walsanto mat
- - " vAeoo H. nu1ns, noehoet oi mo City Council
;,' oeaGe. Ao.Io11ow morning the tfaa1 Of tbs
~ uoc1et WI oe resnmeu Ih1s week Will close
w. cn ees. and ho1s "ee2 tho Court Wiu meet IN
@oeu 2e :" quarters"
Jennie Murray Eas tatinu her uknsl afternoon
stroll OF, Michigan avenue Ffiday evening md -
coming weary and footso,e esi1ted ana hor.c and
buggy belonging to Mr.. Heurv Emworth. standing IN
front OF that genueman,s house aud concjnded 1tde
would benefit her feebe he1Ith, and uccordlnrlv
jumped in and started OF. On the road she found =
, 1874-03-22

"Anr. l. ANY person who sha1l vio!sEe any Of tbs
prosIAous Of tois ordinance .taU IL sdit'oa 70 e1-
IS, nor moro than 500; aud f4iturs 20 promptly
pay the k.ne, ma1 be Imprisoned in The county JAIL
bridewe House Of Correction, - ia other cassa Of
f.uu.e to pay tus: or SuGh pereun may
b. both nned aud imprisoned, In tbs dts
cretion Of tho Court and Mlgtstra:e, sth Scr.
TO- Chap Il, Of AGt approved 3{4rch y,
1857, entitled tAn set supplementary TO 80 acs 70 re-
dce tho Charter Of the Csy Of Car7go and tbs sever-
Il scts smendatay thseoS into OPS Act aud 10 revse
The &. me, approved Feb. l3, 1868, and the several
amendments thereto, pages 5s54as-us Lawn and or-
din1Qca1~'
The report Wa referred to the Joint Comulste9,
neetfnu Of which 10 furthaF conader the zAlaf viii
be called 1t IN early day.
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LETTER FROM CALHOUN.
The WELCOME Reg &c
orally; but an Occasional RI

The "NelcOlne ReSister'-feaceU en.
orally; but an Occasional Rup-
ture.
WHITE PINE, CALHOUN Co., w. VA, |
December IL, 1874.
Editors OF the Register:
As true Democrat, l consider it one
of the greatest pleasures to address few
lines to the ever welcome REGISTER.
delight in such victories as we have
gained in the great political campaign.
And attribute a great part of our sue
cess in the State to the REGISTER. We
have got stronghold in governmental
affairs by the election of many able DEM
ocrats for Congressman, which, as it in
creases, will cast its effects throughout
the whole world.
Peace and tranquility generally reign
over this county; but of late they seem
to have lost their supremacy. On last
Monday one of the most atrocious out
RACES was committed near Grantsville by
man named Michael Gamer upon the
person of Miss Lucinda Burros.
On the night of the 18th burglar en-
tered the house of Emily Robinson and
pilfered fifteen dollars worth OF valuables.
Yesterday evening as Cornelius Right
was going home from work at his saw
mill he was attacked and brutally
whipped by Silas SINNERS.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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But it is very certain that on its APP
pearance, it is, as acknowledged, simply
a compromise An effort to make the
people believe that something is being
done.
Such an effort was necessary Tor
Mr.. BUTLER himself has declared that If
at this session the Republican party fails
to create an impression, it fails forever
Much has been said by the Radical press
on this question, and congratulations ex-
pressed that the party chad at last pol
icy Yes, but the same old policy. De
ceiving the people under specious dis
suises, and high sounding phrases, calcu-
lated only ito tire the nearer with book
of words"
"Parturi,ot monies ndscitur." What!
ridiculous muss.
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FROM RANDOLPH.
The Countrywide Crops, &c.
RANDOLPH Co., WEST VA, !
December 18th, 1874. {
Editors of the Register.

Editors of the Register.
have seen letters in your paper from
all of the counties in the State, almost,
but have not seen any from old Ran
dolph. l thought that | would make a
few scribbles on paper, to let the people
know what kind of place the people
live in here. We live on the waters Of
Cheat river and have rs good land in this
part of the country rs can be found IN
West Virginia, and rs good climate as
can be found anywhere. Also, as fine
timber as is in the State, and all we want
to make good county, is plenty of good
farmers. We have some of them now,
but some people who get their living by
hunting in the winter and fishing and
digging ginseng in the summer, if you
call it living.
There were good crops of wheat and
corn in this part of the country last
summer, according to the ground that
was titled.
You can publish this if you think it is
worth anybodys attention.
Yours with respect,
PETER RUG.
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VIM. Dillon, attachment in assumpslt.

VIM. Dillon, attachment in aSsumpslt.
This day came the plaintiffs, by their
attorneys, and, upon their motion, the at
tachment In said cause is docketed. The
object of this suit being to recover from tho
defendant the sum OF seven hundred and
fifty dollars, with interest thereon from
May 3lst, 1873, the amountdue from the de-
fendent to the plaintiffs on q certain agree
ment In writing, signed by the said VIM.
Dillon, dated at Washington City, Dccem-
Der 9Th, 1871, by which said agreement in
writing, the said defendant promised To
pay To the plaintiffs seven hundred and
nifty dollars, so soon as an additional al
lowance should be made in the matter Of
the defendants claim, for services OF the
steamer Morning Light, then pending in
the department, the plaintiffs To give the
defendant all the assistance in their power
in furthering said settlement, and 10 sub
ject the following real estate, to-wlt: The
east one-half 81 Of lot No 81, situated on
the south side OF 18th street, in Graham's
addition to the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, to the payment of said claims;
and the order OF attachment issued Uerein
having been returned executed, and the
real estate heTeintofore described having
been levied on by virtue of said attach
ment, and the defendant not having been
served with Il copy OF said attachment, nor
with process in said suit, and ii appearing
from the return on said process by the Ser
geant of the city OF Wheeling, that the de-
PENDANT, VIM. Dillon, is not a resident OF
the State OF West Va; on motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorneys, IL is ordered
by the Court that said defendant do APP
pear within four weeks after the date the Of
first publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary TO protect his interests. And
this order shall be published and posted as
required in chapter l53 of the acts OF the
legislature OF 1923, passed December 18th.
1873, concerning orders OF publication and
this matter Is continued.
a copy. Teste:
DANA l.. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAYLOR & BARR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. dec2ib
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REI;TGICUs SERVICES.

Efitors Of Register:
Iannounee myself as candidate for the
Office OF City Sergeant, subject to the de-
cision of the City Democratic Convention.
Respectfully, f
WILLIAM McKEOWN.
WHEELING. December o. dec24h
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER AND By VIRTUE OF TWO
| several Deeds of Trust made by Au-
gust Rust and wife TO the undersigned as
trustee, bearing date respectively, the Slst
day OF May, 1871, and the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1871, and recorded in the Clerk : once
of the County Court of Ohio County, the
first thereof In deed book No. 10, page 5l9,
and the second thereof in deed OF trust
bookISo. 1, page 66, ! shall on Monday, the
2Ist day OF December, 1874, AT the front
door OF The Court House OF ohio county,
commencing ut 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, oiicr Tor
sale 10 the highest and best bidder, the
following described real estate situated In
the city OF Wheeling, that Is 10 say: The
south half OF lotnumber ten tlOl situated
nj the northwest corner OF Main street
and Buckeye Alley, in that part OF the
city Of Wheeling commonly called North
Wheeling, together with all the improve
ments and buildings thereon; IL being the
same property which was conveyed 10 the
said August Rust by James w. sweeney,
and others.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
CHRISTIAN HESS, Trustee.
&c. HERyEY, Auctioneer.
novl1
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day, Dec. 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
dec22 {. HESS, Trustee.
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REV. J. Il. CLARK, A. n. ASSOCIATE
REV. W. II. MORTON, A. u ! PRINCIPALS
This Institution will DE- reopened on
MONDAY, Nov. I'd, as High School for
boys and young meD. Classes will be or
ganIzed In the Higher Mathematics,
sciences, Ancient and Modern Languages
cfal attention viii be given 10 Penman-
ship. drawing, Composition and Deelana-
ton. Terms oituitiOn sleand sl2 per quar-
ter. Application for admission can now
he made % either ofthe Principals. nolIw
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DIED.

SMALLWOOD-Atl 1890 a. NJ, Wednes-
day, December %, 1874, Is. +. SMALLwooD,
aged fOrty-nine years.
Funeral from the residence OF John y.
Jackson, No. 1876 Coal street, North Wheel
ing, ut o'clock TINS Crhursday) afternoon,
Decenber 2ith. Friends of the family are
invited to attend.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
WEST Virginia, II will be sent to any adj
dress one year for $500. Valuable premi-
inns to club agents and TO subscribers. 81
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McSsrS. Editors Register:
Please announce VIM. Murphy as a can
didate for the office of Street Commission
er, and much oblige his
| dec22 MANY FRIENDS.
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STREET COMMISSIONER

Mcssss. Editors Register.
Please announce Frederick Lorentz as
candidate for the Office OF Street Commits
sioner, and oblige
deci7 MANY VOTERS.
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FOR STREET COMMISSIONER

Iannouncc myself as candidate for the
Office of Street Commissioner, subject to
the decision of the Democratic City. Con.
vention. LAWRENCE CLAhhE.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA
U UNIVERSITY.

VNHE YEAR BEGINS IN ALL DE-
i PARTMESTS on Wednesday, sept
Srd, 1873
Prof y. s. Lyon, with a full stan oil
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information In regaId r.
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the Other Depart
ments may be obtained faom the Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof Geo. W. Clover, or the
undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, Prest.
MoRGANrowS, W. Va, Aug. s,ls7s
auRi2 &c .a..
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ANNOUNCEMENTS .
For City Sergeant

announce myself asa candidate for the
office OF City Sergeant. subject to the decis-
ion of the city Democratic Convention.
dcca MATTHEW AITMEYER.
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ELM GROVE COAL.

FAMILIES WISHING TO FILL THEIR
Il coal houses for the winter, can be
promptly supplied with this Excellent
Shan Coal at low rates, by leaving orders
at either OF my Feed Stores.
nOv3D HARRY CALDWELL
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STREET COMMISSIONERS.

| offer myself us a candidate for the Of
flee OF Street Commissioners, at the next
election. WIN. WlEDEboS,h.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-24

Man i'm RuinS.-One of the saddest
spcctacles in the world Is a human being
shattered and broken down by the use OF
ardent spirits. But the damage may be re-
paired, the ruin restored 10 perfect sound
ness, by a course Of that most powerful OF
all invigorants, DIR. Walkers Vinegar Bit
tiers. Beware of those "tonicS" of which
rum is an element. They aggravate disease
and promote decay. decGb