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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

The OPERA HoUsE.-The audience
that greeted the Susan Denib Combine
ton at the Opera House last night, was
decidedly slim. 1t was the cold weather
that undoubtedly kept the people away
and no lack of appreciation by the
public Of Miss Denim and her company,
The small attendance, however
did not prevent the lady and
those supporting her, acting
their respective parts, with care and at
tention, and "Hunted Down" being rem
dered in complete and satisfactory
manner. A eight piece called "Smoke
closed the evenings entertainment and
all who were there returned pleased and
fully satisfied.
This evening Miss Denim appears as
the naughty and vain "Queen Elizabeth,
in the play of that title, and in this char
acter she has achieved her greatest sue
cess. We hope to see the Opera House
crowded this evening. The play is
good one and the characters will be wei
sustained by Miss Denim and her COM
pany.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-Last night a
party of gentlemen, together With Tom
my Cockayne's string band, went to the
residence of f. A. Britt, the popular
City Clerk, on 10th street, and held lit
tie jollifcation meeting in honor of that
gentleman's reelection to the Office which
he has filed for the past two years. AT
ter some music by the band, Mr.. Britt in
vited the party to partake OF the
good things he had in readiness,
which they did in the most
hearty manner Francis proved himself
to be clever host, for he had all the
good things necessary to make man feel
happy on cold night, in abundance.
The "jubilation' was continued until
quite late and who were fortunate to be
there, will remember it with pleasure for
long time to come.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling last evening
with S feet inches in the channel. The
river WAS full of heavy ice, and the cold
weather of last night, will most likely
suspend navigation entirely to-day.
The Courier departed for Parker:0urg
yesterday morning at lO4 o'clock.
The Forest City did not put IN an ap-
pearance yesterday, in consequence Of the
ice in the river.
The Express is at the landing and ii
possible she will leave this morning at
the usual hour for Parkersburg. The ice
may be too heavy for her to attempt to
make the trip.
The cold weather yesterday made the
river men look blue.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, February 4.-River :
feet 10 inches and stationary.
MEMPHIS, February 4.-River risen
l9 inches. Weather clear and bitterly
cold. Departed-Bellc Lee, New Or
leans Yeager and Glencoe, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, February 4.-Weather
clear and cold; mercury to 10 degrees
above zero. River has risen inches
with 9 feet inches on the gauge. Wind
fresh, and from the west. The river is
full of heavy ice, including the old
Jumps from above the falls. Port List
Thompson Dean, Idlewild. The Dean
Earle, Florence, Lee, Liberty No. and
Robert Mitchell have gone into Green
river; the Idlcwild and Oracle have
gone to the Willows. The Alice is laid
up at Aikcn's Landing; all well on
board. Navigation and river business
suspended.
LOUISVILLE, February Navigation
is again suspended, and no departures
to-day. The Mary Houston, after start
ing for New Orleans, Wednesday night,
was forced to come back, and is now ut
the city wharf The b. ID. Woods was
also compelled to turn back, and found
harbor ut Pumpkin Patch. The Shar-
ron, from Tennessee river, Chas. Morgan,
Gen. Lytlc and J. n. Phillips, from Gin
cinnati, arrived and tied up. The Grey
Eagle is al the mouth of Green river.
The river is rising, with 10 feet in the
canal, and s feet in Indian chute.
The Louisville Board Of Underwriters
have notified the owners and masters not
to take out their boats or receive freight,
until further orders, under penalty Of
double rates.
CINCINNATI, Februry IA Ga-ettc
Aurora special, says the Vint Shirke has
transferred her passengers to the steamer
Louisville and laid up in Hogan's creek,
on account of ice. The towboat Bigley
Is also in the same lee harbor.
CINCINNATI, February 4.-River fall
ing with u feet inches in the channel.
Weather clear and very cold. There Is
considerable new made ice running.
NASHVILLE, February 4.-River fall
ing with So feet = inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and cold. Arriyed-B.
II. Cook, Upper Cumberland.
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THE Medical Times, talking OF DOC
tors bills, urges.that they be presented
monthly, "inasmuch as they would be
paid more willingly when the memory
of the recent peril and the physician
skill is still fresh, than when time has
worn away the vividnesS Of the impress
ion." We can't say we take lively IN
terest in the suggestion, which-wlth due
respective look upon as slekly' but
for man who receives daily visits the
wear round from the doctor, we are IN
clined to think monthly payments might
come handiest. To such We cheerfully
commend the advice of the Times, adding
merely, that it might still further obvi-
ate great mental anxiety did the patient
pay his undertaken in advance.
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TERPsICHoREAN.-The Old Dominion
Dancing Club held Il select masquerade
ball at their hall last night, and notwith-
standing the cold weather it was well at
tended. There were many fine costumes
and the usual number Of comic eharac-
tiers represented, and the scene as the
merry dancers glided over the floor, was
charming one. The music was fur
nished by Rigby. Altogether the ball
was a frst-class affair.
The Wheeling Turner Association
glue their grand masquerade ball, at their
Hall tonight. 1t will be big affair.
The Excelsior Dancing Club, of East
Wheeling, will inaugurate their season
tonight, by grand dance at their Hall
on 18th street. Tommy Cockayne Will
supply the music.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE ITEMS.
From the Gazette and Chronicle.

From the Gazette and Chronicle.
WHAT has become of the new railroad
that was to be built from Bellairc to St.
Clairsville?
JAMES NORMAN, of Barnesville, was
indicted at the late session of the Grand
jury for perjury. On last Monday he
was arraigned plead guilty, and the
court sentenced him to three years in the
penitentiary.
AT the preliminary meeting Of the
State Bar Association at Columbus on
last Monday, Hon. d. ID. T. Cowen, of
st. Clairsville, was appointed on the
committee to draft u constitution and
bylaws for the Society.
THE new Bank at Somcrton has been
organized by electing K. c. Miles, Presi-
dent Solomon Hogue, Vice President;
NJ. =. Miles, :. l.. Mooney, w. III. At
kinson, Hiram Whitaker and Samuel
,Starbuck, Directors.
THE following collections of Internal
Revenue were made during the month of
January, 1875 in this 10th Ohio Dis
trict, as shown by the books in the Col
lcctors office:
Spirits, Sl,043; fermented liquors,
S72 81; cigars and tobacco, 81, l78; banks
and bankers, 1872 50; special taxes,
sl99 16; other sources, 500 SO; total,
S3,928 Of.
THE trial of the Irwin case begins on
Saturday. Although this case has been
pending for year and half and has
been once tried, it engrosses to large de-
gree the attention of tax payers, who are
directly interested. New interest is adj
dcd to the trial from the fact that the
x-State Auditor James G. Goldman and
son, who have had great experience in
the examination of such accounts
as are involved, have made what
they deem rs most search
ing examination and they are under.
stood to have concluded that Mr. Irwin
is not deficient but on the contrary has
not received quite all the money to which
he is entitled. On the other hand, Mr..
George NJ. Wise, who is the main wit
ness upon which the State relies, has
brought to his assistance able experts to
sustain him in his examination, which is
again being reviewed by HIM, and which,
we understand, does not materially differ
from the facts as heretofore published by
US. The trial is expected to occupy
week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

HINT TO PENNlLEss BUMs.-A Ger
man chemist has succeeding in making a
first class brandy of saw dust. Here Is
chance for some of our impecunious BUM
mers to procure free and unlimited sup
plies of spiritual sustenance. All they
have to do is beg, borrow or steal a saw,
and they can tackle a dry-goods box,
tree box or old fence, anywhere, even rs
Moses smote the rock and brought water.
But the "bovs" will first have to hunt up
this German chemist, and play sweet on
him for the recipe, telling
how to make brandy Of fine board
Many would be satisfied with fine board
itself this winter.
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A CARD
CLEVELAND. December %, 1871.

CLEVELAND, December q, 1871.
cheerfully testify to DR.. Hunters
skill and success and the merits Of his
system of treating diseases of the Organs
OF Respiration by medical inhalation as
evinced in my own case.
consulted him about three months
since, and placed myself under his pro-
fessional care. AtthiS time / had expec-
torated blood, was suffering from several
of the general SYMPTOMS Of consumption,
and growing weaker daily.
have steadily improved since he took
charge of my case, gaining flesh and
strength rapidly, and now enjoy subston-
tal health, which l have confidence will
become permanently established under
the further use of his treatment.
1t also gives me pleasure to say that
from what have seen of DR.. Hunter and
his practice, / believe him to be an honor
able and skIllful man, and in every way
deserving of the confidence of nvalids.
His method of treating diseases of the
throat and lungs, by Inhalation, appeals
to the reason of all, and is undoubtedly
superior to all others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

A CANARD.-We published an article
in the REGISTER, last Saturday morning
copied from the Pittsburgh Dispatch,
giving an account of the robbery of the
passengers in the stage, by a gang OF
armed men, on the public road near
Waynesburg, Pa. We received letter
from reliable gentleman, at the above
place, last night, denying that any such
robbery ever occurred in that neighbor-
hood, and declaring the report to be a
canard in every particular The Dispatch
people have evidently been imposed
upon by somebody.
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at'heeling Aegl5ter.
FRiDAY.FEBRUARY ). 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrirdl OI Trains.
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PRoBAEE Brownsville following
probate business has been transacted by
County Clerk Woods since our last pub
lication.
William Gray was appointed admins.
traitor of the estate of Martha Ann Gray,
deceased; bond $500. The same person
wasa ppointcd guardian.of James NJ, John
NJ, Mary Belle, William l.. and George
w. Gray, orphans of Martha Ann Gray
bond $1,000.
The will of Alexander Schlett, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate, with
Nicholas Kunz AS administrator; bond
5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

SWEEPING OFF BoYs.-The New York
papers tell us that most OF the b(u)oys
about that city have been swept away by
The swift-running, tide-borne ice. Well,
New York could spare half hundred
thousand boys to advantage. Boys come
up apparently, and often literally, out of
the very ground in that city, hence by
getting rid of the present crop, more
care nigh. be taken in the cultivation of
the new. AS for Wheeling, we don't
suppose she could spare over five hun
bred boys just now-the winter has been
rather a sickly one.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. n. w. S. Hullihen,
formerly of this city, notice of whose
call from his parishin Staunton, Virginia,
to that lately vacated in Pittsburgh, by
Rev. DR.. Wingfeld, which apreard some
time ago in these columns, has declined
to accept it. We notice he has since had
call to Baltimore, but his congregation
are so devoted to him that they will do
all they can to prevent his accepting this,
or any other parish than the one he now
holds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

THE New York papers complain that
their Legislature has been in session a
month. and has nothing to show for it
but the election of a Senator.
That's nothing to grumble about. The
West Virginia Legislature has been in
session nearly month and has not even
elected Senator, and there Is no telling
when it will.
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DR.. HUNTER
VIII e e @.

DR.. j. A. Hunter, of Pittsburgh, pro-
prietor Of the Pittsburgh Institute for the
Treatment of ailments of tie Head,
Throat. Latngs and Ears, has .psned an
office in Wheeling, in order to extend to
the people of this community knowl-
edge of its advantages.
He will spend a portion of his time
here for the advantage of those who de-
sire to consult him personally. During
his absence this office will be in the care
of his partner, DR.. Carroll
DR.. Hunter devotes his attention spe-
cially to the treatment of diseases of the
Head, Throat, Lungs, Heart, Nasal
Cavities and Ears.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, L. 5. A.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
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BOARD ORGANIsED.-The new Board
of Directors of the Nail City Brewing
Company oagaized yesterday by the cleo
ton of Frank Walter, President; C.
Stoehr, President, and Christ ,Seib-
ke Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

PupDLERs MEETING-The puddlers'
are holding meeting this afternoon in
the Red Mems Hall, Dispatch building,
The session is held with closed doors, but
it is understood that it is merely for the
purpose of hearing reports from the
various mills, and to discuss the situation.
There is no material change to report in
the condition of affairs.
The puddlers claim that merchant bar
iron is now selling at fifteen per ton
more than it did this time last year, when
puddlers were receiving six dollars for
their work. They also affect to believe
that the mills which have resumed for
especial contracts will not again shut
down.-PitLsburgh Ecening Chronicle.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At meeting of
the Germania Singing Society, held at
their hall Wednesday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Christian Schnepf; Vice President, John
Pebler; Secretary John Strobeli Treas
urer, c. 4. Myer; Librarian, Conrad
Schepp; Flag Carrier, Henry Miller
Musical Director, Peter Tremmel. The
society holds its sixth anniversary festi-
yities. on next Monday evening.
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-Thomas W.
Chapman, Navarro, Ohio; X. II. Coch-
ran, Wheeling; Cyrus McNeely, Hope
dale; Joel Wood, Martins Ferry, the
Executive Committee of the Board oi
Directors of the Wheeling X Lake Erie
Railroad, are holding Il consultation on
railroad matters at the L. 5. House
this afternoon. What will be the result
of the consultation We do not know
SteubenriHe Gazette.
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J. G. KINNEY.
Editor Sandusky CO., Journal.
CARD.

DR.. James II. Hunter devOteS his at
tention particularly to the treatment OF
diseases of the Head, Throat, Lungs, Ma.
sal Cavities and Ears, embracing Catarrh
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con
sumption, Deafness, etc, etc.
As the period of his personal attend
ance at his office in Wheeling is limited
those who desire to consult with hin
should do so at once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

THE Baltimore american has been
making observations of the effect Of a
slight gratuity on hotel walters, and this
is the result: Three cents: Slight bow;
apt to inspect coin a. if expecting it to
change into something larger. Five
cents: obliged" Six cents: "Thant
you." Ten cents: "Thank you, Colonel
Fifteen cents: "Thank you, General.
Twenty cents; Low bow; flourish of
napkin; formula rs above. Quarter;
profound bow; alacrity to find hat; feint
to brush it with the elbow; door held
open. Half dollar: happiness. Dollar:
I Bliss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

PHILIP PHILLIPS the Singing Pill
grim, goes to Australia and China. He
purposes spending three years in oriental
land. THIS is cheering news. Could
any indictment be offered Philip to
make il six wears.
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one Horse and Buggy, with Silvcr-moun-
ted Harness. worth $500. one Finc-tOncd
Rosewood Piano, worth $50. Three Gold
Watches and Chains, worth $40 each
Three Gold American Hunting Watches
worth SIPS each. Ten Ladies' Gold Hunt
ing Watches, worth SlUO each.
LOCO Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches lin alDworth from so To s5OIeach.
Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, &c. &c.
Number OF Gifts 800. Tickets limited
to 5000.
AGENTS WANTED to Sell Tickets, to
whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single tickets, 81: Six tickets. 50; IweiVe
tickets, $40; Twenty-Five tickets, $50.
Circulars containing full list OF prizes
o daScrintion of the manner OF drawing,
and other Information in reference to the
D!stribution, will be sent TO any one order
ing them. All lie tiers must be addressed 10
Office. Excelsior Building, corner race
Il" i'o' l.. d. SINE,
rovIs Box 49,. Cincinnati, ohio
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A TELL-TALE Belly esterday
morning a well-dressed woman entered
Mitchell's grocery store, on the Island,
and called for some article of merchan-
disc which required the proprietor TO go
down to the cellar after. He went down
after the article called for and had not
been in the cellar minute when he
heard the aarum bell which is attached
to the money drawer sound. He hasten-
ed up stairs to the store room, and just
caught glimse of the woman emerging
from behind the counter. He at once ac-
cused her of opening the money drawer,
which she emphatically and Indignantly
denied, and took her departure. No
money was missing, but the drawer was
open, and as no one else was in the store
at the time, it looks like clear case of
attempted theft.
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HAVE We Caunibals among us? We
noticed sign in front of restaurant
Yesterday, which read as follows;
Wanted, man to cook.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-05

\ LARGE lot Of best makes Black
silk, with Cashmere finish, at greatly re-
duccd prices, just received at
j. ). RHODES Il Co.'S.
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FORCED SALE.-Best makes of Prints
cents per yard, and Carpets and the
entire stock Of Dry Goods even cheaper
in proportion, as there are but a few days
left to close out the stock.
j. w. FERREL,
Corner Main and Doth streets.
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does surely ana eucctublll tohlIpI lIl'iIl
The testimony of our best citizens, OF AL
classes establishes the fact, that CHERRY
PICTORIAL will and does relieve and cure
the affecting disorders OF the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The
most dangerous affections OF the iuIhll-
nary Organs yield 10 its power: ana cases
of Consumption. cured by this preparation
are publicly known, 50 r"mhrkabl" a.
hardly To bc believed, were proven beyond
dispute. AS a remedy IL Is adequate, ON
which the public may rely for fuIl prDtCC
ton. BY curing Coughs, the lorerunncrs
bf more serious disease. II saves unnuiu-
Oered lives and amount of suffering nOta
ba computed. II challenges trinl nj
conVinccs the most skcpticnl. Every
family should keep II on nand hs a pro
lection against the early ana unpcrcvIN"d
attack Of Pulmonary Affections, which
are easily met ut first, but when becomes
incurablc and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence; and II j.
unwiSr 10 be- without IL. As a safeguard
10 children, amid tn" distressing diseases
which bcset the Throat and Chest OF
Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is InNaIua-
BILE; for, by its timely use, multitud"S ar"
rescued from premature graves, ana saved
To the love and affection conferred on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and health
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer trOu-
blrSOme Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll Is spared in making every bot
tie i'm the utmost possible perfection. IL
may be confidcntially relied upon ms pos
sesSing all the virtues IL has ever exhibit
ed, and capable Of produce
rs the greatest II
pprpARED RY
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HAMILToNs celebrated double-steel
seamless Corset, the best corset in the
United States, for one dollar.
J. 5. RHODES X Co,
Sole agents in Wheeling, W. Va.
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land still the weary bsllotings for Sem
ator go on at Charleston, and still the mo-
notonous remark of the presiding officer
is, "No choice
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For RENT.-A number of secondhand
Pianos and Organs at very low figures,
or for sale cheap, at the Music Store of
ADAMS X Lucas,
1927 Market street
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtOraI
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such
as Coughs, Colds, WhOOping Cough,
BrOnchiSts, Asthma, and
Consumption.
Amnnpfhn Urrni

Among the great
dis COVcricS OF
modern science,
that are OF more
real value To man
kind than this cf-
fectual remedy for
all diseases OF the
rhroatand Lungs.
a vast trial of its
virtues, through
out this and other
60 tries, h as
shown that it
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LIST OF GIFTS.
N,IIN NNNII NIIIN HIIOUHIIHg TO........sI w q
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100000.

The Montpelier Female Humane A>>u.
citation, chartered 10y the Legislature uf
Virginia and the Circuit Court OF OuIgr
Co., proposes by a Grand GIit Concvr, 90
establish and endow H"liome for the u.t.
Infirm, and Destitute Ladies' OF Virginia,
at Montpelier, the former residence %
President James Madison.
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TuE Soup House was donated load Of
wood Yesterday by Bailey, Woodward "
Company.
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Tnr Number of meals furnished by the
Soup House yesterday was it@. Fifty
nine families were supplied
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G,oN ERNoK,s OFFICE, KIcnMoNp. JnlN

It affords me pleasure Ia say that um
well acquainted with a large majority u'
the officers of the Montpelier Female lIU-
name Association, who reside in the Vi
cinity Of my home, and attest their lu.
tclliEcnce and their worth and high rcpu-
tation n gentlemen, rs well aS the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means Literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, GOV. Nirginin.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, 1874
commend them aS gents of honor and ia
tcgrity, and iullycntitlcd To ia" confidence
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NoTICE.-I will have three additional
statesmen this coming week, and will be
able to wait on you promptly ond avoid
the delay that has occurred in my store
the past week.
j. w. FERREL,
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The LADIES FAvoRITE.-Thosc beau
tifur Box-tocd Bntton Caters mt
l.. Y. BLOND'S