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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23
Warranted.

-Four to six bottles OF Dr.. PIerce's
Golden Medical Discovery are warrant
"a to cure Salt Rheum or letter and
the worst kind of Pimples on the
face. Two 10 four bottles are warrant
ed to cure the system of Boils, Carbun-
cles and Sores. Four to six bottles are
warranted to cure the worst kind OF
Erysipelas and Blotches among the
hair. Six to ten bottles are warranted
to cure Running Of the Ears and Cor
rupt or Running Ulcers. Eight to ten
bottles are warranted to cure Scroiu!ous
Sores and Swellings. Two to six bots
tles are warranted 10 cure Liver Com
nlaint.
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E0ES RENT.

rIgNT VERY DESIRABLE STORE
| room In Hunilton's Block, next to the
tTfra House. Possession given on or be-
ne April LIST, 1874.
rlarIS a J. 3. HUGHES.
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All Kinds of Cakes,

Biscuit, Rusk Griddle Cakes, Pound Cake,
Marble Cake, Corn Bread, PuhdinGS and
Pastry, elegantly made with LOGAN, LIST
q cos Excelsior Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23
FOR SALE,

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
\ house, on the west side Of Eof street,
f-rIwsen Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Will bs sold very low and on favorable
X. q. BARR,
.,,,oo-b ll42 Chapline st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23

though not alwa! s, cured by Its use, Moth
ing can restore the L.u wneIe tne lollcIeS
are destroyed, or the glands atrophleo anu
decayed; but such as remain can be saved
by this application, and stimulated INTO
activity, SO that a new growth OF mar -
produced. Instead OF foullng the hair WIN
pasty sediment, 1t will keep 1t clean ano
vigorous. is occasional use will prevent
the hair from turning gray or falling on,
and consequently prevent badness. Inc
restoration of vitality 1t gives TO the scalp
arrests and prevents the formation OF dand-
ruff, which Is often so uncleanly and onen-
sive. Free I, ON those deleterlous suostan-
ces which make some preparations danger
Gus and injurious TO the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm It. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING, nothing
else can be found so desirable. Containing
neither oil nor dye, ii does not soil white
cambria, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving it rich, glossy lustre, and sratefui
perfume.
Prepared By DR., ]. G. Aver & Go,
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
oct2leg
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23
LOCAN'S ARNICA.

For Rheumatic Pains, Swellings, Bruises,
Stifl Joints, Kinks and Pains OF any kind,
Fich can be reached by external applice-
cations, The bet and cheapest lmlWem in hc
market, Try il, and you Will be convinced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-23
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

FARM CONTAINING vNE HUN
\ bred and three acres. will sell Il in
one lot or divide II In lots OF four or five
gcres 10 suit purchasers. There Is no better
and in Ohio county for market gardening.
Sitnated within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling.
Terms-one-fourth cash; balance In one,
two, and three years. For further particu-
lars enquire of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRIEN,
Real Estn to Agent.
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WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANKrowN, Delaware Co, O.,
March 90, 1873.


To DR.. Il. J. Pierce
Your discovery needs only fair trial
and it will do all you recommend 1t to
do and more too. When l was fifteen
caught cold and for twenty-elght
years | have been a perfect wreck OF
disease, and all the medicines and doc
tors, bills have run up at times to two
and three hundred dollars, and never
any better but worse, when gave up
all hope last spring OF living the sums
mer through. received one OF your
Account Books and told my husband
after reading it that it was too late 10
try further, but he said it was never too
lste. He went and bought two bottles
and I found it was helping me very
much. Since lS4l ! was troubled with
Cstarrh and Sore Throat, and was al
most entirely deaf in one ear and my
voice was as dull as could be-. There
was constant pain in my head; Now
nv head lie as sound as a dollar, my
voice is clear, and I have used ten Dot,
Ties of your Discovery. 1t has cured
me OF Catarrh. Sore Throat, Heart Dis
ease, Spine Affection and Torpid Liver
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SpeCtacles Rendered Useless.
AVE YOUR Il Y e 9
Restore Your Sight.
Throw Away Your Spectaclts,
OLD EYES MADE NEW.

All diseases of the Eye successfully treated
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For Restoring to Gray Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dress ng
which Is at once
agreeable heal
thy, and efec-
tual ior pre-
servin the
h a ir. II soon
restores faded on
gray hair 10 its
! original c OF or,
! Uah glosSGnd
ness Of
youth. Thin
! hair is thicken-
ed, fallen hair
checked, a n d
haldna ss often
, 1874-11-22
HEAVEN.


Heaven ID mystrrye This ptses az aoo
A1uidst the g,or1as Of Eternity ri
II hid from mortal kaoH!adKe. Hao CD ~
The wonders Of that " country from Hhdes ooek'@
No traveller returns ~ Saint nor see1t
Prophet nor bard, that speke In oldea aQ3
Unto this question of humanity
Has ever answef made. Nor esu e1n
Tbs 1aJstsry b soared 70 zooeta1 nfndf r"
Consctots Of immortality. our tact, -
With aoula aKluw, peer through thu s"1na ~
hat shrouda the Confines Of the upp&z HotA
From hu1nah sicht. But neraf hiss Lbs ve1
That Separates the Templn Of oaf ted ..~ ),
From Earth been Ecnt in twain. nor syf q @'s
HAR pen6tFAted to the vaxk beJdnd ;.a
A. when ths primal morn Of Earth a1ss asx -sat
Our hoxlsd9e here il checked nd God aod as1'~
Han u1ay not peuet1ats sod, thoo8a le a,.s -
OaR'd, nka ths prison'd bird. ita wlnks aosa
A41inat the GeehlT bars that intArTeas
Betwlxt it and tbs freedom 0f fhs a1ssst -"
AL viii IN vain snd 4net1ectual ..
Such liberty 10 m has been den1ed
By the Omntpotsnt- he NAY not pas nxsA: -
The Boundaries presctibed BY HIN fho msae
The human mind, md thu4 the Hmila ~
Pronouneang His all-w1ss decree: @1aas ~.
Thou maJest come-So farther!s .gs:,..-.:>
CeaaA thou thsu,
q Nan | In thy mortality to yex -. -. "
Thy puny mind with things th1t erer % :.
Excluded from ths range Of hnnsa1 fh1agn,-
There IL , HezVaa Aboye, eyRn - this k.AsW
Exists beneath. But how, or why, os 1aesn ,.: -.
IL not for thee, nor my hnmAn mind
10 aoiTe foF n1an- The origin d God =
IL NOT forever moro eusctuaily -
Hid from cur knowfedge th3u the g1dflouA ta'
Thou naJest tnhahlt whan thy mortal Ms
aasssss asssa4ao. q t'1s in Immortality ". ppctss
, 1874-11-22

OF the State by her hneband, or made here with
out her joining thel ein, and, to such an e1tant.
are undoubtedly good, and viii be subjected to
her dover lien, bat she also makes large num-
ber Of cIAims on account OF defective ackuoNl.
edgments where sho had attempted to courey
her interest. One: case OF hers agNnst ].
Y. soamnon, in which she claims, dover
in the three lots on which the Inter
9sean building etsnas has co,et neen already
yearly payment OF $s40 besn awarded to Mrs.
Campbell a. long as she lives. The, lsnd Was
rated At $3.50 front foot, and the dover fixed
at oae-third Of tho income: on q basis OF per
cent.
MRS. NARY. 4. TAYLOR,
widow OF Charles l. Taylor, also clalma 1g0 anres
Oh the lake shore northeast ot RavapsnQod, apd 30
acres on the North Side, between Division street
and Chicago avenue, and west OF Larsabee street.
Her claims are based on ! salo under an ekecu-
tlon against her HUSBAND. ''::
Auothar dowexesa was
MES. IuEaEsE Ia FIAMgoIsE,
= han-brneu, and resident Of Kansas, who Ind
claim to All interestin 80 acres juat #est OF
Western Avenue, between :Kinae and Lake
BtreAts. Some Of thu 1and-oHqers sent an agent
down to see her, ana bought releasa for about
$1,000.
Concerning
THE COURSE OF CONDUCT
which an attorney ought to pnrsue in reference
to prosecuting suits who're the widow has at
some tluao attempted to convey the rights, but
has not complied with the terms OF tho statute,
there seens to be soms difference Of opinion
among the lawyers. Some hold that it IL
unp1olessional to prosecute suoh suits, on tho
moral ground That tho dowesess has attempted 10
conway her luchoate right and supposed she had
done 80, while others: insist that as tho
Supreme Court has ia,d it down 80 3 rulo
that widow: has right to dover
when she has nos released it in tho manner
prescribed by Inv. therefore they are at liberty
and bound 70 obtain for their clients all the law
viii give them. and the question Of moral right
or wrong is left with tho claimant It is very
doubtful, however, whether thus can be regarded
as ruo. but it must be left to each to decide
for himself under the circumstances of the case.
, 1874-11-22

Tue Brussels Conference decided on tLe pro-
hihtion Of poisoned arms, we'll rs of tue MIR
der Of any disa1zned man. the use Of explosive
projectiles, and the declaration Of ''no quarter"
Ruses de que.Te are considered lawful. Fo1ti-
lied places can alone be beeisod and open tonns
are not TO be bombaided. In bombaEdment al
buildings cousecEatet to religion, art, and chari-
ty must be spared, as well as hospitals but they
must bear das or other visible sign. No plun-
dering is allowed. Those only arc to be cousid-
cred IS spies who, under false pretenses, seek to
gather newa with the intention OF communicas-
ing such information to the enemy. Newspaper
correspondents and reporters can be made prison.
era, but shall not be treated as spies il thsy
POSSESS certificate from @ competent authority
proving their quality.
, 1874-11-22

this transaction mad any Teal foundation III good
senHtble 1nan. Now this operation ST..
HAS NO PREGEDENT
in the history Of the Board OF Trade, and to SAY
that Mr. Sturges is being persecuted for follow
ing the examples set him, is, 50 far - this
little Of tha diacfedtt OF thia operation sriBsa
from the fact that in all the Investigations had
befors the Board. It has not been Developed that
there was ono busheI Of eotn due him and not
delivered in July that the sellers hsd not pur-
chased either from him, or from brokers who
we're we'll understood to- be aetiug in his inter-
est,-or, at least, it appears to be reasonably
we'll established that all the coin dua 1im, SO far
IS it has been developed At al, was coming from
him, and the only reason it mas not delivered
was because he arranged that IL should not b
delivered in time to he redeliyered TO him He
stated repeatedly during the Investigation
that he Lad no corn sold for delivery in July,
but it was proved beyond & reasouable doubt
developed III which *, ,000 bushels wero sold for
him and Rere delivered By him, aud one broker,
who WAS we'll understood to ba acting for him,
delivered very large amount just before B
O'Clock, in some instances stipulaAng in advance
that he would deliver the cor0 in reasonable time
provided tbs parties would agree that it should
not DO delivered south Of Madison street Mr.
Sturges' office is on Monroe strset. THIS broker
uvered xas sold for Mr- SsurRe9 account> Prob
Hbiy no friend or foe OF Mr. Sturgea, who Was At
sha time familiar with the cora trade, will hesi-
tate for one moment to believe the deliveries
made by this party we're for hi. Sturgea' ac-
count. It has not besn developed thae any man
was abort OF corn sold Mr.. 6turges for July de-
livery, in the usual understanding OF that tasn,
and. Notwithstanding tue e1travagant preten4ions
OF 1ir. Sturges In that respect the evidence all
tends to chow thst no one was in default to him
hut suoh as hia connlvancs placed in that poei-
tioo. So much for the July trausactsou That
he attempted to nnaka corner viii not
be questioned. and that h madA :
, 1874-11-22

any means, that they are the only burglars
around. 1t ia we'll known that there arn -
soHE NEanoEs =
who do petty thieging all around, bat whether
as gang not cannot be told Several Offices and
rooms on Twenty-second street have been broken
into during the day and evening. and clothing
and other articles stolen l. young man in Bart
in shoe atoro near BY had valuable Match and
overcoat taken last week 4 negro woman has
visited a number OF houses near By, and has act
ed in suspicious way, without appearing to have
any particular business. An account was given
week or two ago Of q negro who MAS caught in
4 Wabash avenue houae, aud after . long pursuit
aud some shooting at his pursrers was arrested
It ia believed by some That all these arc oper-
atlons OF some one gang who are working to-
gether III vatlous parts OF the city. There are
also complaints Of *. : :
~FooxPADs,
which some ~ay never come to the public ears.
a gentleman was robbed OF ;535 and watch on
Park avenue one night, aud another was being
choked up against 4" tree" Mt the 'coriicr
Of Lincoln and Hubbard Streets. when buIP8
ere suddenly appeared in sight. and the robber
fled, leaving bis victim well~nigh, unconscious.
These instances happened within 8 fortnight.
Altogether, it seerns that Notwithstanding the
dense ignorance OF tte Police Department con
passlng through = regular attack Of the most
daring attempts on private properry and on per-
aonal safety that wero ever systematically made
within the corporate limits o. any CITY. It is
readily believed thAt tue burglars have The I'D
-T1ntage of superior intelligence on their side.
and probably the police speak With al candor
wnen they say they know nothing about it. and
believe that the city ia not badly watched.
Facts, however, arc stubborn things to get over.
, 1874-11-22

; An Engfiahman who ia travelling in this
country writes To the London Timer, that
- Many wives have to carry reyolyers 70 protect
themselves from thar husbaoda.r
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HousELEss citizens, thirteen in all
slept on the open lot on Lamar street,
north of Ross avenue, on Tuesday
night.
.SToLEN grain, my boy" said q
countryman to his son yesterday, on
Main street, "lon't grow well. Pve
tried it,"
A soRRELL horse, sixteen hands
high, was stolen from the residence OF
Mr.. r. A. Wideman, on Tuesday night
last, for which he offers q reward.
For particulars see advertisement in
o-day's paper.
FITZPATRICK and his partner, who
were arrested Il month or SO ago upon
the charge of robbing a man OF, ifwe
remember correctly, thirty dollars,
turned states evidence, much to the in
convenience of his partner, and was
released yesterday.
\ NEGRO murderer, who attempted
to escaped from the sheriff Of Ellis
county, yesterday, short distance he
low this city, was brought in last even
ing for repairs, he having been check
ed in his feetness by theaforesaid Off
cial, who encountered his right side
and leg with several pounds, good
weight, of lead.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23

On and after Sunday next, the oath
of May, the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway will change its running
schedule as follows:
Express and mail train, going north,
will leave Houston ut $3.50 p. H., daily,
arriving at Dallas at 800 p. H., and at
Red River City at 9:l5 p. M, next day.
Going south, leave Red River City at
80 a. M, arriving at Dallas at 6:3o u.
M, and ut Houston ut S:l5 p. M, same
day. Through time from Houston to
Red River City, eighteen hours and
twenty-five minutes.
The accommodation train, going
north, arrives at Dallas at 2:30 p. M;
going south, arrives at Dallas at 1890
p. M.
On the same day, Sunday the 24tl,
we learn there will be change OF
schedule on the Texas and Pacific rail
way, also, the express and mail train
leaving the depot in this city at q a.
M, instead of Il. m.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23
The secret,

Those who prize beautiful h cad OF
hair land we know our lady friends all
dol, will thank us for few words on
the invaluable qualities of Ayers Hair
Vigor as dressing. In our own ease
it heals humor, keeps the head free
from dandrutf and scurf, stops the ten
dency of our hair to fall and heightens
its beauty. a slight touching with it
removes the coarse and dry appearance
which neglected hair puts OH, imparts
a rich gloss and makes us presentable
in the most fashionable company.
Such rare qualifications, presented in
a single preparation, create for it an
enduring value; but to these the fac
ulty of restoring to gray locks their
youthful color, and maintaining our
good looks with so small an eXpendi-
ture of time and attention, and you
stamp it prime favorite with the pub
lie and insure its permanent and endu-
ring popularity.-[Hun Gala. Re-
publican.
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A fgiGnTFUL SITUATION.


A scene 10 make the heart stand
still and the blood to freeze nj its foun-
tain occurred, yesterday afternoon, rs
the freight train from the north, on
the Central road. was-nearing the Pa
ciia warehouse. A girla about nine years
of age was seated on the platform in
front OF the Transfer house holding n
babe in her arms. and just rs the en-
CINE was detached from the train
in making "runniny Switch"
which did not exceed fifty yards from
where the child was seated with its
charge, the latter sprang from its
nurses arms into the middle of the
track. With remarkable presence
ofmind, the girl, with the instance of
thou! it, leaped forward and jerked the
child by one of its arms clear of the
danger, and not second too soon, for
Just rs the skirts of the girls dress had
crossed the rail the iron monster thun-
dcred by.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23
From Tuesdays Daily IIeiald.l

BUTTER in large quantities is coming
into market. Its quality is vastly inn
proved.
SEVERAL thousand head of sheep
have been driven through this city,
westward, within the last week.
THE appearance of a lady on our
streets, yesterday, with a tasteiully
arranged boquet for belt buckle was
novel and yet very pretty object.
SOME mysterious hand is drawing
nerve-snapping tunes, seemingly from
o hand organ, on Griffith street, night
ly. A search for the liend always
turns out bootless.
THREE young ladies by the name of
Welsh, whose ages range from sixteen
to nineteen, have purchased piece OF
land eight miles west of this city, and
intend cultivating il themselves. Not
o man, old or young, good or bad look
ing, shall come on their premises.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23
We Have Tried The Great Cough
Remedy.

Marsden's Pectoral Balm is considered by
all who have tried 1t the ne Plus ultra OF med.
ical discoveries. Testimonials pour in from
all classes expressing the gratitude Of the
thousands who have been relieved and cured.
Want of space prevents our publishing in
detail the many cures 1t has effected. Physi-
clans prescribe 1t in daily practice MS the
best expectarant known, and uphesitatingly
recommend 1t to their patients In bronchial
diseases.
The proprietor can, with the greatest GER
tainty, affirm that all the facts stated with
respect to the efficacy of this Invaluable rem
edy are fully established in every class OF
cases for which it is recommended, by body
of evidence which will carry conviction to
the most skeptical mind, and the medicine'
although highly efrectual in its remedial
character, il, in the highest degree, Innocent
in its composition, and may be taken with
great benefit by the most delicate. Marsdens
Pectoral Balm can be purchased from all
druggists at 20 cents small, or one dollar large
bOttleg.
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Tasteful and Elegant.

Mr.. Linskie, the undertaken, whose
establishment is located at the summit
of Main street, has just received one of
the most beautiful hearses ever manu-
Pictured. 1t is from one of the leading
coach and carriage factories of Cincin-
Natl, and is an establishment not ex-
celled west of New York. The Innings,
in sable and white silk, are superb, and
the plumes which are made of ostrich
feathers costing alone, one hundred
dollars. Mr.. Linskie has Just received
a new invoice of collins and baskets,
the latter the prettiest we have ever
looked at.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23
rnE GENTLEMAN wlin spGcr,cLEs.
How 6C Bldn't Take u llOr,c

4 few hours after Mr.. Cochran and
friend rode into the city, yesterday,
their equine flesh suddenly faded away
like beautiful dream or most any
thing that has habit of getting out OF
sight with much instantaneousness'
Surmising a colored person IN the wood
supply or inhaling the eXhalations
from an expired rodent, they told their
sadness and loss 10 Sheriff Barllley,
aud that glorious official accredited his
gallant son, young Mac, and two other
gentlemen, to look up the case.
With the unerring sagacity OF slentb
hounds these lleutenants of the sheriff
ut once struck the trail OF the would
be thieves and found the horses tied to
tree about three quarters of n mile
north of the city, in the Trinity bot
tom. "Ah hal" thought Mac, "this
means that they'll keep them here UNI
til night, and then ride them oil. Well,
we shall see what We shall see, and so
we'll all hide here in the bushes and
when they come up to ride of their
prize we'll bounce out and walk them
up town Oh the boots of their
earl" And putting bush
between the horses and themselves
they awaited the coming of their men.
They Didn't have to wait until night,
though. But u few minutes elapsed,
when high toned looking cuss, wear
ing glasses, and Il pard stepped up
from by path and at once proceeded
to caparison the two horses, and when
about to mount, Mae lifted himself up
from behind the secreting bushes, fol-
lowed by the others, and presenting
the hollow end of their pistols at the
man with the glasses and his pard, i'll
formed them that right there they might
STOP One, however, dartedotf, followed
by shot from one of Macs forces, but
made his escape. Macs specialized gem
tleman made similar trial, but one of
the bullets of Macs "coaXer' hauled
him in, and he was led up to the court
room and was put in Jail last night, to
be dialogued by the grand jury TO-
day.
We must congratulate our young
friend, Mac Barkley, on his courage,
GOODNESS and Judgment exhibited in
this arrest, and three cheers, a tiger
and lion or so for you, my boy!
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lFrom Wednesday,s paIly Herald. j

WHEN a band of Dallas insurance
agents start out on q canvass can 1t be
said that we have lost our brass handy
SIXTEEN head of blooded Kentucky
stock were shipped to Galveston, yes
terday, by the booming house oil
Keene & Nichols. One of this sixteen
has busted his mile in 2:42.
Mr.. WEST, q matchmaker of this
city, has a clock which does its own
i'Yinding up" starts ITSELF aud, Of
course, does all its running, alone. II
js q mechanical zany, whose oddities
are ssri generic.
OUR old friend, Major Morgan, erst
Of the mail service of the Texas Cen
tiral railroad, and a gentleman as SURG
ksIyanhoe was a courtly knight, has
ALLEN heir 10 twenty thousand dollars,
The town Of La Grange, In this state
h called on TO pay it.
A HORSE belonging to Mr.. Knight,
who tied the same 10 a tree Opposite
cnlonel Psyne's resideneeon Ross ave
pue, day before yesterday, was stolen
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-23

That more-lives-than-a-ca firm, the
towering agricultural house of Messrs.
Pierpont, futile & Tabor, have issued
a superbly displayed advertisement on
tinted paper from this office, which is
feat in advertising seldom equalled.
The dashing dry goods emporium of
Wheat is also represented through tbs
medium, in that gentleman's unique
and enterprising style. In addition to
painting the merits of their separate
stocks in prose, they further celebrate
them by illuminating the pages of
their circular with the grace of poetry.