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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

TIMING VARIOUS METMs Is THH IIrNuD WAY
Tie following method is given b. We-l,r: sou-
ton OF pcrcllaridc of tin is first prepared by pass-
ing washed chlorine gaS into conc, nratcd aqueous
solution Of tin-sa.t. aul eSvcling Tie excess q
chlorine by gently warmth it, then dliins il win
sto 10 times its volume OF water. and cring il, il
necessary The article, wen picked in dilute SUI
plu:ic acid, and polished with sand and steel
scratch-bru.h and riuscd with water, is loosely
wound With liuc wiI', aud immersed for 10 or 10
minutes M the oriiuav, tcmpclat1lc. a. me Hiaie
solution Of r,rciil1ida of tn. When unHcd ~ thiS
way IL is Ins,d, brushed with 2 scti ich-hi!lsh,
dried. and finally polished VITA whitening. This
applies IL thinning caet iro., wrong al IcOn stct coy
per, BRASS lead and zinc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

combine all the excollencics necessary to tie prodc
tion of works of art they must necessarily be very
extensive Oh account of the long and minute labor
re Jured OF the artist and the risk 10 which the atl
Gle lie subsequently subjected in the baking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

FILLING Hollow Brass hEuCTFs WITH MoLrrN
IRON-A kins Of birmingham casts mol IN iron in
hollow brass Objects without danger Of melting
them. ny simply immcI~pg them in water, Which
prevents their tmpcia. urc from rising above .
10 laake weights in thi. way the brass smell ID IN
bcddcd III iron filings instead OF water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

DYrrNG Horse IIHF.-ilorsc hair may be dyed
as follows: Bfwu--Ihe haIr Inu.t first be Thor
onqhv clcanscd b., placing it in q soap bath, heated
10 1889 for 81 hours, and moving It aroGt fire.
0uonly II must then be allowed 10 lie fer II hours
in ye-bath, prepared from a decocion of loGwood
with e-water at 100, and then be Iinsed aud
dried. Blue nciinine to volet-Ihe hair must first
be dyed brown, jast given, and then passed
through water 10 which litlc Of solution Of i0l2
ounces Of tin in 3jl ounces OF hydrocloric acid has
been added and then washed in lie previous
Blue he hair must ho prepared IN Il solution Of
two paris Of alum aud one part tartar, wrun1 oat,
and passed into an indigo bath prepares; with fum-
ing sulphurc acid. and then rims d aud dried. Red
he hair must b. prepared by placing il for halt an
blne: after wrincng il out ii must be dyed with
Brazil wood. to which some alum has been aided.
by aliOwiigit to remain III the Hye-balh ior2I
bouis, and then Tinslng and drying II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
APPLIED SCIENCE.

New 81 ACK PRINTING Color. - According TO
Knaili if vapor Of turpcntue is PASSED over scQu-
oxide OF iron ,Colco;hQr cio0 At a red-heat, back
pigment results surprising puting-ink in soitncss
igatncss and depth of coioT, and sad % be adapted
10 printing froin stone, copper and steel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
ln5irlttlJtt.

For BOYS axd Xome Man-city.
ALI. Summer Opcn-Wil'soi s. WalWorths
- Rn,.e- college ant r''a'-,'iHi" = rtLt" p" iA-l
tlii,si mons lare, dy and ~ SEM iof
r.r .lgl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

SETTING OF PLASTER OF PARIS AND NGyTURH or
LIME WITH w.-Aceorling to Lanirn, the setting
of plaster of par. is retarded b. anything unflyor
able to cl stalzG;i0n, by the use Of large guam
titv Of water in which case however, the mass be-
comes very porous; or better stu, by the addition
of gum gyccrinc glue &c, IN making IN the plas
ter, when the Viscosty operates against crJatal-
lization. The treatment Of plaster with al'm and
sulpiuric acid, as suggested hy him, aud which Is
the most advantageous, diminshcs somewhat IT,
affinity for water, and thus causes il 10 set more
slowly. The minimum Of water can, ther fore, BE
used in making it up, and, since il is perfectly an
bvdrous il combines with larger quantity OF the
wafer than the common gypsum, dries moro rap
iiv and becomes very hard. lie also found that
the castic lime confirmed in plaster. resulting from
the presence of carbonate IN the gypsum, exercises
n favorable influence upon us setting, when mixed
with wafer since il combines with portion Cf the
water. prndaciug an elevation OF temperature and
more rapid setting. and uparts a hmdne,s donht-
less due 10 lis conversion itO carbonate ~ tl" AR.
Common gypsum cont aiming - per cent OF li,ue i~
sad to give very excellent results. as il cal BE-
readily snOo,ed and rcs.sis atmospheric influences
better than plaster alone. LaHdrin Las even pT,-
pared ccmcH;s containing as msh a. - por cent Of
lime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

PATE SUR PATE, MEInOD or DECORATING PoE-
cfIAIN.-lhe following is from account OF this
method Of decoration given by Prof. De Luyncs Of
the Conservative dcs Arts ct Mcliei>, Paris. A
faint drawing is first made on the article completely
formed IN unbakcd porcelain. All the details are
then represented bymoaus Of a colorc1 mass. diluted
with water 10 the consistency OF paste. The compn-
sition OF the latter must be similar in nature 10 THAI
of the porcelain and its degree of contraction must
De the same 50 that the Subsequent heating does not
cause them TO separate. The oSilcs employed rs
jencnts must be 50 refractory a. TO resist the tcri-
pcrature Of the porcelain oven and no Zee converted,
i'm it, into cooioss siliracs dead coloriag. Tic
selection Of pigments Is therefore very limited. The
cooicd paste Is lmd o. hy the artist with lTrsh il.
1t he REGULATES the distribution ly the drawing.
and the manner OF LAYING j on By tae number AID
thickness Of the costing+ according To- H." rca on
that The color Of the mass AID il. a. ickness niust
have 10 each other in The finished article. The APP
pc4raucc % relief is Produced partly ~ the brush,
and parity by variation IN tie number 81 c0atinrs
ami by fho lnaeucr Of laying them o1, and may bc
still further a.trn'd by The employ Of Gu IL
etrlncut with which rue relief J, given. The IT.
tcicis -nbs quon.iy -ubjeecd 10 all the poccsc IT
l.ndcoofatod porcelain. While articles produced hy
this mc. nod, Dv tie all d Of the best artists,
have been greatly admired, and although It hay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

love story is seldom ilorc tondcry told than that Of
Jc1n Mortimer and EEiy walker Each Of them had
been married beforcnaias,s, those Of esteem and la
,ng-iut when she a widow oi ~ and lie w.3ower,
Ten years older, love, tie real genuine love- whose
can hardly shine more than once on any lie, came 10
them and shone on them Ike day. | l,l TO
wonder whether there Is prosac AID Disseminating
quality in matImony; for, certainly, tie women HLO
have written the best ard teudcret love stories have
never married "1ie Story Of Elizabeth" was told by
Mites Thackeray-Jcau lDgiow 10 uHD,argied-and since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

N0RTH RIVER MD NEW-Y0RHE STE .tA..
y BOAT line TOR EagiGoa lqsacs- N!s'S H. 'i ~
rsscp sunday uu The loot ci Harrison f. :. y; Gi 90, on
NEW-YORK, NEN-HAVEN AND HART
" FORD u. NAWYORk AND NEw-HANEN, D.
Xi~iO>-enmner AHaneem,nt' comm ncn1 - i7.o
pa,scnser 'a,ion c IN Ne"iorN Grand CeAd~ D'b, Ell
IEu'- LEAVE >EwYopE. o,-,r--, 90,
Trains ioI N"w-Hat, l,a q, 40 - ~ ''
8,i:s5 and H. local il Is aa. AZ o.. IN.
For ,enh Norg.i. tl& go oo3 T. NJ l. 'i -,
'Id 10 ~ o. 10 10 a. NJ II r !, 10 AT Bis Csl
ncfan Exprs. va springfield At 49,, s-d 10 ~ ,nl
p %; Va snore Line at / end 10 o. ,i9 80, =. ~
aad 700 ald 10 a. NJ, ard ,, a.d - b 49, ,,. 81. o.
3 IT, ga c,nacc va, s1ofo I'm division or Nor~ ch ani
CA o. -. Va los q VI. * "a d ,,o NcN-na''n ana
H. hr Nr"p, . $40. 10 T. NJ ant ]. noon "..~' '',
Y tr sem iFl ~ Il. ~ - ~ .,iA si' B, q, W.
naas,,h 4. II. and lo ~ '' r. p, ~ BIZ rGt rio
~ 81, w ga =, % p. Ia; Wa" D' '"s 49, I'D
p. VITA Sew taitan Il. Z. ~ tam ord ,,, . 81,
Sandy BOSTON n IA Trains al p nl VIA si'hS' al u
r. ir I'm loom ef on Day E,prcs and Sleeping Cars on
I@tis can l.. 1ii,haaed atTct ONCE Of Company q
a..o check baggage from residence i0 '''"na"'i'
pEOrLE- LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARA
I rorh-lcar.s daily ar q % d. onAni - eXcclieD ia"
itr N.rh River, ,o a. So. ,,., o,, ..,- 50.
ul.-g nnti ar,i notice ihe 60 if .,, 'ha nr ~ M
... 4 Albany VITA Do sDntly uoans .Ian f. -aI1.'sa
p0RTLAND and WORCESTER LNE-,F'or
ad 81. ,o, it 52',Gi'p'iitt M,
W I soi Nj r , H.. al.' y 'S.
,.a' ~ J. M i@a2gr T. + T. iIe , g.
i ,.rl nii. h''''' '. " a., FL Si1r a
m.ai' i ,io.niai y cow p. loriiane, sad p 9r.i.
ihri. b o. ia t' I'll 'f.n - .ma Re- .e.,' 'i,
}.i. l.fo.. ui''ft come ii'ls afc "h ne Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
PROVIDENCE AND sTON!NGTON


W ~IONJNCtuN LINZ,
a from Pier 33. Noi.h lu9er a. p n connecting -
~iai.i'- on Win the ~ T. WHITE MOI NJ - r..
PLs.-... NcW ;lH ELEGANT GidWns room cars JhHOi Oi
Nitiolt 'iargc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
N,EMBVRGM. CORNMALL. WEST r0LNI

y CbLIENS~ HOTEL DOCK, IONA ISLAND
DAilN ,@uu1ays rNocut,dl lY steamboat AltMEf H. hnh
Dip oNEN y. fuoust a 80 4. l. Nt>'r' &C. =. ~ iy
Twenty 'ar..-t $50. landing at Man. atianyli' ~
Nt',i- !ji5. DODbs Ferry, II Nyns@ aud INJie"" ~
fem t..l -. Returning i0n Nc~h ~ a. -SV p Ne
f-,lllng AtN-l TX ~ l.lu and Eiloklln % p ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
~ Day boats G. yIBBAhD and DAME DREW leave
NteirYsf f"r 80 y. r. daily -snays pHa al s35
oath A. NJ landing n West ponJ torw ALL NeWb rg
IoaghAee se Khipebeck, CatsSi and hudson. Tekeis nn
pOits NOffh and West. Trip tickets 10 Pom
Cornwall and Newbprgh rournin. same day, Al. spenl
trains aud from Saratoga 10 Saratoga - 20 Round TIM
- 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
NtW-YORI CENTRAL AND i. 4u i

= I v IVIIN 0IN Il-ITI M = =
y EINiIl RAILROAD. After Jane - lrII, inl"l- y
ttuins viii lcav. ,r1"i Central D'foE .., -, -
500 a. No. C.l..0 ard Noih,rn ENI0Ss. with hi"N -
tuon cars tMongh 10 Loche,eri ai'' ~ hte.L 'h' t"
V.r-Isl. AL
SOFA. u Slrafo, S~ccal arTivinga. saratoga 20 -
10 o.. m 81 tco thc3"0 i,NpitS, HltiaWiif o'" ''
g. i,och.sl,r AMI hu.aO and Md dsd IAs, "llNh- "
1i;oo q. M. Nothon ant Western Express
e.. t.G Special. - pr
H o. We area I>.ess. WIN 81 ping cars from 'tN
e. IL. Adams t a .a q
600 p u ENIos, Daily with slcepiaso1rs for Ma' ''"
AMI tinanl.ieua ..h.
scop M P.o.c ENrrcss. paiiy with slice fngcars 81 o
c-f y, 'o, .d NGia Fails, also 4.l cAaSO va "'' .
lud ~. e. Railroads.
Ii5 D. M isplrss with slecrogcars for Albany. i'i "a
.lliI D.V Ihns
g. II. hFNDNlCk,
CV,,i.l lass a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

BRIDGEPORT and all points Oh HousatoDc
and %anraturk !air.ada. Fare 81. ~.
PORr leaves Cathar.no slip al lJ0 and bridgeport a
. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

EbR.N Ladies' Seminary, Carmel. =. T.-Ninc
- yoars Sge....G VOL i.aihf. Do..tifa for sltu
tin homciAe. 30 81 sion 90 We. So 'p,u An. H.
Gtl. q. n..lliI. \. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

"Tdircst fair, best n gO0c
Too hi-l Ior hope tl3. ocd;
White star Of N0mJuh0cd shining apart
OIny lice lady,
And . Iuy one lady,
Aud o my loved lady, come down 10 ily heart
"Rcach Inc iifc's vino and gold,
What l. mans ic.t ali tOIt.
Il thou thysolf withhold. sweet from Thy throne.
Omy !rEc iaoy,
And NY loved LADY,
And Omy hearts lady, come icien there alone
And here is TIE other-a song Of "Ilc Fairy Woman "
"Thc fairy woman max Oh moan,
'Wclia-lty. ana W"li-a-!AN,
FolsDoth brought tutc one rose. one,
And tiou dicet cast ny rose away
Jia4e! ca t.Ik. fh- L0aIncti yct,
'Onr good sl.. -thf good ship sailed,
Osc bright star, at la-t D. SET,
one one c4ancc, fOisooth 1t failed
"Clcar thy dusk hair from Thy vailed eyes,
Show thy face q. the b"s' ems,
For yet J. sf1iiigh. in Die skies,
NefG woman itc0us tiwongh my dreams
NAY, Sh"mOuiis. 'iOrheJth hot now,
Vailed s.t tCr'sci.nHle,
Toeo D. -iil. AMI eig1ic PROV
Shall not touch the cilir..ci shore.
"Tlerc thy COMA that Wero Dc.
ily small -;..nr-vue cllIdi play;
There an love, ia. nlg. loItstc
StYai.lt g.. walds enrich TIE Way
DOye-cyed. fair, viii me they won
Wh,rc cfironod ri l 41V.n,
In the lovely realm. tolr.ou,,
Ill the lnts .-at Ll.sAt haze Been"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

pYE SEMINARY, RYE. N.T.
Es N,.t session viii commence r.. 9. l3. For particulars
apply to tAe rnncl "a, 81 81. LIFE.
rgNHE MISSES MOTT ENGLISH and
4 FRENCH BOARDING and Day :, GoDl. far Yoi SO
IADll-, 80 Wa 81. NrwiaF,n conn iht Fan teIn opens
S,It. -. For clcuiis pN &c aiot"
xrrEsl, E.-n IN..rIrL-rE NJ y 1 lAl1N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
RI. GaLDwr'. Gen raj =


- ,s,i, % Trains '1,i0c effect n1'y
Jlue t. 40 .lum Chamber a. Depot tFor T"en -td
-. ngte helOwl
tln,.ria and Chica.o Day Exnrcss. DrawlnZ-f IN
Coz. Ices. q, i,uC 800 sleeping Coaches 60 Estimation
10 I'D %. m.-ENgs, Mail lor lsuLao aud Niagara FaAs
Oac.. . 'til-I ,n trD-e.
7 T. .p1iy1 ~. nc E,iI ~ for the West f'ef .nq
Cols- through - l.cI-l.I Buffalo N.agaIa IaIs NlL
Gin .Ifi. ',i.o.i. a-1 Chicago without. eiidie-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

ENLNIHA FLMALE COLLEGE.
~ Next session e. -eu:. X Designed far vel prepared
sfuat. end y,lr ~ o-f Ia
T'lur oia ,cr-s i.cv. 4. ". ,UNLE-, u. D., ri,i-
dp.t. .lnlirl y. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06
Glcanhoale ann tlaiIrolo5.

NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
y BOAT LINE tor Eaoi'Noot loshcr's ,! a'k i., ~,
sira w. ltekskll ana , ri-' iilt, ii tln|t ~ 4 ~
Pill IL. i-.- g. 'i'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-06

A VI l iIfNG l.iNEs.-sNlPiUDodir ltT Nbf.
- come with all rlway Hines hor and West f ant
steamboats, daily Saturdays ryconfi u p. NJ Ion
Pier a." " g. foot Leroy st Ihr H1 nc et- -oii az
connect NJ lines JOs. CORNELL. Sup,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Greer & Laing rs. David +. Donel and
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, in
Chaucery.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, rendered In the above
entitled cause, on the 2Uth day of Scptem-
her, 1873, I, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, will, on Saturday. December
itn, 1873. sell at the front door of the
Court House ofOhiO County, commencing
said sale at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, the following
described property:
The southern portion of lot numbered
one hundred and Scvcnty-ScVcn 90 stu
nfcd near the southeast corner OF Eoh and
Sixteenth streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
West Virginia. said portion OF said lot
fronts thiIty-Onc feet, more or less, on EoH
street, and extends back an equal width
Ia ;hp east line of said lot, No. III.
pgRNS OF SALE.-Our half cash. Tn"
balance in two equal instruments, at nine
and eighteen months, respectively, from
dav OF sale, with interest, tn" purchaser
10 give his bonds with approved security,
for the deferred payments, and the title to
up retained until the purchase money
shall have becd paid IN full.
K. q. BARR,
Special Commissioner.
.JoHS W. MITCHELL, AuctiOnccr.
noyl-Oawl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

C,rTroy nm SroRTsMEN.-At this sea
son of the year, large number of serious,
and sometimes fatal, cunning accidents
are sure TO occur, and word Of admoni-
ton is therefore not out Of place. Aost
OF these accidents happen through the
premature discharge of guns, the ham
mers of which are raised, the discharge
being the result of the pressure OF twig
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

PoSrAL:-Anew postotlice Is establish
ell at Enterprise, Harrison county, w.
Va, between Washington and Sninston,
with j. y. Harrison rs postmaster. y
new postoiiice is established at Port Sey-
bert, Pend,eton county, w. Va, between
Oak Flat and Sweedlin, with Z X. Dyer
as postmaster. Also at Nuttallsburg
Fayettc county, w Va, on the Chcsa-
peafe and Ohio railroad, between Sewell
depot and Fayette station, with w.
Leigh As postmaster. The postotfce AT
Valley Point, Preston county, W. va, is
re-cstablishcd, with Jacob ". Thomas us
postmaster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

Is answer to an inquiry addressed TO
the P,,toai,e Department, whether, in
case wher, it is declared by statute that
legal notices must be deposited in the
pos.oai,r> where they are mailed
it Is ,a.cient tina; they be de.
nosited in or hnary lamp post
boxe.?n the Assistant Attorney Gen
era. for the Department, replies that
the boxes are considered as postal taci!l-
ties, established for the safe deposit OF
matter Tor mail delivery, and adds that
they "may APPLY he assimilsted to
another postal fvlcjty-bTaneh Offices
Legal notices, therefore, may be deposi-
ted in the lamp post boxes, and consider
ed a.. in the charge Of the Department,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Judge Msluia.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Mslru.
This court met at the usual hour yes
terdev morning.
In the case Of Elizabeth Hamilton rs.
the CITY OF Wheeling the jury returned
u verdict of S252.50.
The case of the Isaac Miller IS. the
Fire and Marine Insurance Co, was put
upon trial before jury. The plaintiff
sues upon policy OF insurance executed
by the defendant upon the steamer
"Wash Sawtell' lost on
the Red river in January,
1872. The defendant alleges cancelia-
ton of the contract OF insurance. Inc
Case occupied the attention OF the Court
ND to the hour of adjournment. Cad,
well Il Caldwell for plaintiff Daniel
Lamb and w. p. Hubbard for defendant,
The case of Otto and wife vs.. Bell
was continued to November 10Th, 1879.
The Court adjourned until O'Clock
| TO day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
SEIGHEORnOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BILLAlNLs
The sneak thieves who broke INTO She
store of Mr.. G. G. Gray, on North Bel
mont street, last Saturday hight, haven
yet been discovered
YESTERDAY Wa. unusually quiet in
Bellalre.
A FEW bets on the result Of the Penn
svlvania election, which took place yes
tcrday, have been made by parties III
Bellaire.
COURT !: .tll IN session ut 81. Glars
vile.
We are glad 10 say that Mr.. Sowuan's
little boy, who had his leg ainPutated
last week, is getting along well.
a TWO horse team became frightened
on South Belmont street at II passing
locomotive on the b. " o. railroad, yes
terday afternoon, and ran away ut very
lively rate of speed, but the driver had
the SAID and hung on 10 the ribbons like
a little man, which he was, and soon
checked them up. No damage was done
BgLLAIRx folk. are hungry Eor show
now.
THERE is some tall, Of an opera house
being built in this city. next summer.
That would be good thing.
The coal hau.rrs are reapins their
harvest now.
WAGON loads Of pumpkins still con.,n-
ue to come into this market.
THERE i, some talk OF Il daily paper
being starred in BeIiaire.
THERE i prospect of having g
whorcsuIc grocery here before long.
Tus shipment of stock from the Bell
aire yards was quite large on Saturday.
AN organ grinder was seen upon cur
streets yesterday, the first one for
mon.h. He looked quite lonely and
sad.
J. n. WATNitN, of south Bclaire, is
engaged IL raising his -torc-room and
dwelling house so rs to have it above
high water mark. 1t will add to the APP
peurancc Of it very much.
CAPTAIN JOHN + INK returned nome
yesterday evening. He has been ut the
bedside OF his sister-ln-Iaw, Mrs Wor-
ley, of Ohio county, West Virginia. She
has been dangerously i'll for week past
Mr.. JAMES DAVIS. of South Bellaire,
is not eXpcctedto live long.
Mr.. URIhH NENNTNG i going into
the produce business. We wish him
success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

TINS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are rs wonderful and
As satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes all cruptions, itching
and dandrUh. 1t gives the head 4
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by It's use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands 10 their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
AS q dressing, nothing has been
found so eifectual or desirable.
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State AS
saver of Massachusetts, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consider it the BEST IIErAEAuoN
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03
RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 4 feet 5 inches in the channel and
rising.
The Courier departed for Petersburg
ct the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Science arrived last night, and
will lay up. The Express will take her
place.
The Andes arrived yesterday morning
at 5 o'clock and departed for Cincinnati
at 4P. NJ. with all the freight she
wanted.
The Monitor grounded her barge' at
Kline's bar, Monday night. They we're
still holding fast at last accounts.
The river men think there will be a
rise of four feet at this place.
The Hcathering ton, which has been laid
up at Beliaire, left tor Pittsburgh last
night,
The Express will leave for Parkersburg
this morning at II o'clock.
A new signal light has been located at
Baden, on the right bank, where the old
poplar tree stood. Baden is twenty miles
below Pittsburgh.
The light at Carpenters bar, on the
Ohio side, has been moved up about 200
wards, nearer the foot of the bar.
lBy Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH. November 2.-River 3
feet ! inch and falling slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, November "A slight
rise in the river with = inches on the
shoals. Weather tair and mild.
MEMPHIS, November River fall
ing slowly. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived-Maude, New Orleans. De-
parted-Rosa Miller, arkansas river
Scudder, New Orleans; Belle OF Mem
phis Capital City, st. Louis, latter two
early this morning.
Sr. Louis, November 2.-Arrlyed-
Belle, st. Louis; Cambridge and Grand
Tower, Memphis; Mitchell, kcokuki Lee,
Peoria. Departed-Mtcheil, heokuki
City of Nicksbu:g and Fannie Tatum,
Yicksburg; Bee and barges, New Orleans;
Lee, Peoria. River falling slowly. Very
cool.
CIScINNATL November 2.-Rivcr ,
feet inches and falling. Weather ialr
Aah1.tII N..I
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FooT RAcE.-A foot race will proba'
hlv come off on Tuesday next, between
Bud Rodgers, the fleet footed representa-
tive OF MartinsvlIe, and Thomas Cooper
also OF active speed, from jacksonville,
for 500, the race to be one hundred
vards-Cooper having two yards start.
This morning Coopcrs representative
deposited twenty-five dollars at the
HtraM office, as forfeit, this
money to be covered by an equal amount
by Rodgers friends, by eight o'clock to-
morrow morning. Should the race come
of. it will be holly contested one, rs
both mcnC have the "bottom' OF Greek
athletes in them.
Immediately after writing tine above,
RODGERS representatives put in their APP
pcarancc and put down their S25 deposit
The final arrangements for the race will
probably be completed to.day.-Ste"5c''-
riLic Herald.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-03

KEYsER SrATloN.-Commenciug with
the new time tables yesterday, Keyser,
West Virginia, was made the western
terminal station of the Second, and the
eastern terminus OF the Third division Of
the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad, and
will BE- one OF the busiest stations of the
line. Capt. W. j. Kenney, formerly
agent at Piedmont, is agent at keySer,
and the telegraph office will be in charge
o; Mr.. q +. Ra;nsfogd, recently Of the
Baltimore and Ohio telegraph office in
Cumberland.