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Merchants Row. Open on sunday from 800 to
1000 q. m, and 500 to 600 p. M, and from 800
D. M, open night and day throughout the
week,
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81 II. r. r., Tor the West, and al
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and at all principal stations.
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an. This route to the Wilderness is rapidly
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grandeur ana great variety OF scenery and must
be seen TO be appreciated.
gS- Close connections made with trains on
central vermont ana New York a. Canada rail-
roads, also Lake Champlain steamers.
,,..- -. ID. 5, lilCKoK, Secretary.
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DRINTING.-Anything from Gard to
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llshment In the state. II you need anything In
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The FrciSI.Conpact.

The Chicago papers Of Saturday pub
Ishrd the proceedings Of the meetings oil
the representatives of the various Ess-
tern railway lines held in that city on
Friday, the main points of which have
been furnished by telegraph, The lt"'SS
of that city expresses qualification That Il
moderate tariff, which Will be rigldIy ad.
bered To. has been agreed upon, and
adds:
~Oac of the cause. which have led the
road, into cutting the rates heretofore
has been action Of the independent fast
freight lines. which have Persistently
shaded the ruling tariff ut least two and
onc-half cents per lOOpounds, and IN TINS
manner have forced the railways INTO
lowering the rates. At the meeting yes
tcrdav this difficulty was partially over
come bv the representatives, OF the ROADS
entering into compact, when states
that the rates agreed upon Will be strictiE
adhered TO by all the lines run
ming over our respective roads, ana IN
the event that the Independent ireight
line. f,il tomuintaiu the rates, the roads
will refuse to haul their cars. 1t Is be.
lievcd that by TIN, arrangement the tarih
h,rcctorth can be maintained. Inc
compact mentioned i, entered into by the
general freight agents Of the Michigan
Central, Lake Shore and Michigan
southern. Baltimore and Ohio, Pitts
hurch. Fort Wayne and Chicago, ana
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and st. Louis
roads, who are supposed to act III inc ''l"'-
ter for the several companies.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
j. B. L|PP|NCOTT & CO.'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRAME
LIN.

Written BY himself. Embracing a Hrt..
account of his Ancestors, and a AutgL'r
graphy OF the first tifty years OF his In,
with continuous story Of mis- latery...'
and the events OF his times. From I'
original manuscripts, printed cOrre,r.',.
dence, and other writings. Now ~.
edited by the Hon. John Bigelow
Minister 10 France. In three crow -.
volumes, OF about so pages each ~
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at any one should dispute tn e,.,...
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1--WE know ONO volume which W. womb
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those in which the LippiucOU> have gwen
Us the raSult OF Mr.. Blgclow> pllu>tak.t.
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Benjamin Franklin. w. BDStO1, GI.5,
THE Hon. John Bigrlow. wei! known 90
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for private and fire hydrants, the follow
ing rules, adopted by the New York fire
department, might be found very service
able:
First-Make no tests BY opening u
hydrant in case Of fire.
Sscoad-After using a hydrant be sure
to shut OFF allthe water. IF the water is
not shut of completely supply i: kept
in the pipe above the gate and freezing
ensucs.
.Hird-After shutting off the water
throw handful of salt into the hydrant.
This Will make brine %! any water that
may not drain off and likely to freeze.
Fovrti-Betore leaving the hydr"h'
b. sure and fustcn the cover securely.
All officers are required to see tha'
/ these rules are Observed but 1t Is made
the especial duty Of company command
ors rs often q, they use hydrant to nave
them complied with by their men. f2r
this purpose each engine Will carry with
i in ,ome convenient form few hand
I ful- of salt.
All over the city our people are sut-
fering from the trouble Of which we
write. Therefore We offer these sugges-
tions, hoping they may prove Of serv-
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70 the tnictcd. No matter under
,vLIt form of sickness You labor, there -
one great truth you should keep in mlhd:
All disease originates in an impure con
jttinu 81 the blood. Purify that ana thr
disease must depart: nut you cannon purify
~. Mood hy me use OF poisonous drugs,
a,,I .yhnu>fiy, stimulant>. The best Blood
Purifier ever discovered is Dr. Walkers
,anous Vinegar Bit;crS, compounded OF
simple herbs. IcpIUo
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MEMORANDA VI.

Nv decree Of the Circuit court OF ONO
co,intv' entered on the 18th of February.
ISGn 10 above mentioned tracts of ~ 51-lOO.
la, ,,crrS, and the coal underlying me tract
Of lGi acres, were divided ana paIii,li"nSIi
Lntynru said Thompson ana VIE. ana
ou'is IunstOrd. who held undivided IN
i%r"Sts therein. Said decree or PARTITION i
accorded i'm the Office of the clerk OF the
comfy court of ohio couniy,in deed book
No ~ page "a, sc. I''' -,
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TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
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West Virginia. II will be sent TO any ad-
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ToMprchants & Manufacturers,

rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an Office at No. lj24 Main street, ior
the purpose of posting and adlus,iing
books, collecting bills, copying, ana DINER
Office work. Parties who DO not WISH 10
,.ar,r,. - Lnnl; keeper can have their books
nuStrd up weekly, or oItcn"r II DESIRED,
and the bills made out and collected,
an WM. u. ENGLISH.
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WHAT 4 roy {,

Problems concerning him. J. what shall
We do with him. II. y bat WlIl hr dv with
himself? III. Who is 'U blame fur the ruu-
sequences? By Julia \. Willis win
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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE,.
HANDsOMELY mLUSTRARED.

WANDNONEIl IITT NTKNKEN.
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ETHICS. n, Ernnrl. |

Orr, Lid, NTW INU NUN INTU TlIlTUU.
Edited 10y Theodore y. WoolScy, LID.
Svo. vols Extra cloth. Stu'.
This valuable standard work will possess
new attractions tu all intelligent readers,
from the fact that il has been carefully 70
yiscd and edited by the rN-prrsidcnt 81
NpI,t .Dl1.u,.
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NOTICE.

JJOIDERS OF BONDS OF OHIO COUN-
IL ~ numbered 80, 10, 2l, -, ~, III /,
Il. are hereby notified that the same Will
be- paid ut tile Bank of Wheeling, on TN"
Isl day OF March next, 1873, and that inter
NJ. RELY,
President of the Board of Commissioners
rhtin county W Va Zebra
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tive. RECOMMENDED for the cure OF all de-
raugcmeuiS of the stomach, !iNrr anu
bowels. by their timely use much sickness
= prevented. The test OF many years mas
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best ofull the pills ever offered Ia the pub
lie. They purify the blood, remove all cor
rurrIouS and restore the diseased system
70 1.trfnct health. N> an NuioHltr 10 Chill>
and Fever they have no yGNa!. For l>y>-
uru>ia they are "a specific. For sick
iI'llucnraud Bilious collie they are a sure
cure. For Consumption, rheumatism,
Piles, Pulpitation of the Heart, Pain in the
Sid. Rack and LoiuS. Nervousness,
positive remedy. For Female lrrcsulari-
Ties. without rival. When one does not
feel very wei" Il single dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels, restores the APP
petite, and imparlS Vigor 10 the system,
Sold everywhere. Office, Is hurry street,
y tw York.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

TWO NICE COMFORTABLERO ROOMS
~ i'm the new building, No. ll2s
-g.2 Main street, suitable for Office OF, bed
rooms Water closets on the same door.
Also thr magnificent Hall in The same
building. now occupied by the NaN"r.f
LIST.
q. ". FRANZHEIM,
fbrn, No. ll53 Market street.
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CHARTERS.

\ Romance BY Mary VI. M'liuc, author
"Mouiargrs Legacy, In SIX Months.
l2mu. Cloth, siJn.
\ finely written and thoroughly enjoy
able romance Of English life, - book that
will bee sure tu meet the popular t3tNir %
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FOR RENT.

l., STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
% Hall. west side of Market, between
-A 18th and 10Th streets, in Beck'S
Block. Also room at present occupied by
G. \. Wickham as an auction house
Enquire of ANION KEY Mann
ianlb
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THE HOUSE covers one entire block
having Il frontage south and east OF over
800 feet. Is admirably located for the con
ycuirnce of guests is thoroughly built in
the best manner, with all modern i'm
Every floor from basement
Ia roof. rncloSeS a four inch layur ofcement
which, with other safeguards render IT
FIRE-PROOF. The ventilation
is perfect, and the whole is being refitted
with the addition of new and elegant
furniture as required.
Tho service. table and other accommOda-
lions being the same to all guests, Will be
maintained fully up to the high standard
of their predecessors, and equal to any
house in this or any other country, but In"
proprirtorS have decided TO meet me JuNt
rXpcctation of the public III these times OF
financial depression by graduating prices
at from $500 10 $50 per day, according TO
the location of the rooms occupied.
f.bI5 JOHN u. DRAKE.
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FOR RENT.

- DWELLING HOUSE on EOFI ST,
s18 near Sd street. six rooms AMI GOOD
49, cellar. large yard, in good repair.
Rent only 500.
Also dwelling. four rooms and cellar,
ONLY Sl2 per month, located second house
from the other. ,,.,-..
GEO. b. CALDWELL.
Office next door To Court House.
ian25OawS
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By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county West Virginia, entered ON
Dnrenbrr 2Gth, 1874, in chuucery cause
now pending in said Court, wherein
Francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
u. Thompson, Susan r. Thompson, ms
wife, James :. Wheat, Franklin {. Jones'
ndiniuistrafor of Frederick Klctt, dcccaS-
ed. Josrph X. Whitaker, Edward II. FlIZ-
hugh, samuel II. Il. Carter, Jacob snyder,
Moses h. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, trustee
of l.. &. Carr, wife of " IN. Hart carr are
dctrndcntS we will, on
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Author of Lizzie Lortou." The Gin pi
the Period. ""Jo>hun Davidson. etc. lgur.
Fine cloth, Sl.7j.
interesting style, with pleasant rinr,r-
,ccncc OF satire and cplgram rising thruu-Ir
II like the uir-bull> In champagne. and
displays genuine hWmur Is well ~ keen
social observation. - oUdyu SAT gGr. Re-
rJglu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-17

OF John quincy Adams, comprising puIr
lions of his Diary from l7YItu 1878. Edited
by Hon. Charles Francis Adams. $40
Vol. ~. Extra cloth, 5000.
"Contains more matter OF historical Iu-
trrr>t than the memoir OF any uihvrIuN.
ulnn nNtuml- - HnLl-lMnLc .AM.--L.Ln-
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A MODERN CREsSIDA.

4 -f.rt.rrrI,. lls. H. Francis Ash"'"u,
an, ION ,.. church stops. ~ sarah q.
JinI,.yr!L with lr0ur>pl"r". 'F". Paper
"..tr.n,..- N-n.rpn r.-c.u1'.u- story.
ULfguI,J. hfT I.I".'..
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL,
TVII(aGO ILL.,

Having purchased the entire furniture
,ndtal;rn :, lease of this magnificent hotel,
have admitted Mr.. Samuel ". Turner,
formerly of the old fremont House ana
late OF the Palmer House, 'nlcas3' ana md
MIR Tvlcr Il. GaSkill, formerly OF the
Revere House, Boston, To an interest In the
business, which will conducted under the
n"r,,.of JOHN b. DRAKE & co.
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STARTING OFT.

HIS. ~ AIrNHUd"l 0'urk. uU'hUI n
''SchooIduy Dialo-Ur, " ''Ih, Ola Log
school House" etc. ..ir.'gntcd. Emo.
Fine cloth, s.9H.
, 1875-02-02

help the caqe by making manufacturing far
,uore expensive atill, and then, by contiscating
tho customs receipts, doing them CUT as boun-
tics to manufacturers who wish to export
their wares It wallcs to hare tho consum-
Ing public taxed more heavily than now
In order to pny special bo'lntica TO mall
tfncturera. For example: 4 manufacturer
in Lowell will ship uf cotton mud woofcn
goods what costs him :s1oO,00o to Germany
nntl sell them for ts76,00>. lie is the1, to bc
entitled to bounty ont Of tho National
Treasury Of $95,oo, to nake good his loss, md
this bounty money is to be beoltainc1 by increns~
ing the taxes on Tho general public This is
the lntcst development Of tho Pennsylvania
itlcn of "rrotection to homo industry"
It is needless to waste wortls on the 1non-
Htrous folly Of scheme which proposes to
l.a1sc men rich by taking $40 from them and
irving back about SO. We wish to call Mt
tcntion, however, to the fact that this Anti
Crisis Lcaguo, composed Of rabid Pcnnsyl-
vania Protectionists, admits In its circulars
that Protection hns proved d flint, fatal fail
urc, and TINT tho only way out Of our diia-
culties Is to increaso our exports Of mRnnfao-
tures,-which Protection prevents,-and
that, under the existing tariff, little or notl-
ing but farm products cnn DO exported.
Hence "hard times, increasing foreign debt,
drain Of specie, and general stngnation.
, 1875-02-02

A new r,lc WAS offered in tho House yes
tcrday hy Mr.. HALE, of Afnine, with n view
10 restricting tlilatory motions on the part Of
the minority, and giving to the majority n
reasonable control of the House. The rcao-
1,,lion was referred to tho Committee on
1snlcs. It wns very temperate and fnir, and
ought to hive been reported bnck at onco md
adopted. Unfortunately 1t waa not. Mr..
'u71EH moved to suspend tho rules
md allow the Committee tn report,
but tho House refused to agree, not
two-thirtla voting in tho affirmative. Another
motion of a simi1nr tenor met with tho saine
fate. Tho House then took n recess until to-
day, when the whole matter will come up
agaiu, mud probably tho Republicans will DO
able to cnrry two-thirtls vote. Tho orro-
stion Of tho Democracy to n vote on the Civil
Rights bill, since it WIS conceived In foolisa-
ness aud executed in absolute contempt Of
the public good, must by this time hnvo
pretty thoroughly disgusted tho people. Wo
aro glad to point to the record of tho Ropnb-
Leans in this matter, mud to say TINT, under
strong rroyocasion, they haso shown great
respect for law and precedent aud for tho
privileges Of the minority, RS we'll MS desire
to transact the business Of ahe country
promptly and honestly.
, 1875-02-02

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, 1875-02-02

all he can 10, 10 pay the stnto In proportion
to what he consumes. 1t is possible TINT
local taxation must he direct, m the Commit
ter Of tho Citizo,s' Association OH Taxation
nrpre, hut tia reasons urged therefor ito not
apply to the Stato. In my event, the taxr~
tion Of personal property, especially Of mon.
ey, mortgages md debts generally, should
cease. a tax on money capitnl keeps IL nway
from tho State and 50 tliscouragos production,
It acts M tsx OH wlint ii to lo produced.
not on what hns been. So far rs 1t doos this.
it IN mi unmixcd owl.
, 1875-02-02

The Chicago produce markets we're slow
yesterday, except in provisions. Mesa pork
was active, and eo@soo per barrel higher,
closing at 1880 cash, and e18.72 IL seller
March. Lard was active and 6@10o per 100
lbs higher, closing at 3ls.47 - cash, and
$l3.07 1-2 for March. Meats were in good
demand aud firmer at 9 1.2o for shoul-
ders, 0 LEO for abort ribs, and loo for
short clears. Dressed hogs were moderately
active md 15o per 100 lbs higher, closing at
s7.b0@s.oo. Highwinss were quiet and
steady at % 1-2c per gallon. Flour was quiet
and unchanged. Whoat was less active aud
sasles, closing weak at 81 $50 cash, and
So $40 for March. Corn was quiet md armer,
closing tame at a4 1.oo cash, aud 7eo for sray.
Oats were In fair damand and a shaas tar1nor,
dosing at 50 $50 cash, and SEQ for Msrch.
Rye was moro active and egaisr, at o8@o7e
Tor ssssh. Bssasy was quiet and . Rhada
tsner, closing 1t Sl.2S lac ossl, and
t1.Sa ia sos HAsah. Hoss opsnsa sotiys
, 1875-02-02

1Ir, ScAMMoN and Mr.. B. +. ALLEN seenl
to have been ruined financially in much tile
same way. Both we're reckless bankers; and
1t may bo said, too, that both owned stock in
the Inter- 0cean. Sing,ilarly enough, tho
affairs Of both are pretty we'll shown up BY
articles in this mornings paper.