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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The censustakers of New-Zealand found
no less than 1877 UNCONVENTIONAL distinctions,
among which were "Blble Thumpers," "Un-
leavened Brethren of Christ" "Calathum.
plans" "Old Identity" and "Evolutionists.' ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Three highway robbers attacked Tennes-
see clergyman, and he prayed: 80, Lord,
help me TO put in big ticks % and be cleaned
the trio out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

A man in Denver admires the "pullback. II
His wife hasn't kicked him since il came in
fashion, excepting when she was in her night
dress, and then she had her shoes of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

\ young lady in, Cambriaborough, iirsd OF
"going il alone" has married John Right
bower. It is altogether probable she will or
der him up on winter mornings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

4 party of Sioux Indians stole patent ice
cream freezer, thinking it was hand organ,
and all the big medicine men turned the
crank week before they concluded there was
no music in it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

When at trial match Of sausage-maklng
machines in Cincinnati one Of them ampu'
tate the hand Of its exhibitor, heartlcss
bystander said that it took the palm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Has anybod. ever explained why ayoung
man who is gong TO be married invariably
casts gloom over the occasion by having
his hair cut, and short?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

If all the mon-y in the United States were
fairly divided, every man, woman and child
could have S1012 apiece The women could
all get new bonnets and barber-pole stock
ings.-!St. Louis Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Don't you think things look blue" said
a man to Spilkins yesterday That's just
azure inclined to look at Them" replied the
incorrigible Leander.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The New Hampshire law which prohibits
the giving of anything to tramps does not ap-
ply TO magistrates. One OF the latter has Just
given a tramp thirty days in the house oil
correction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The intelligent composition is "subing oil
the Ham lltoEl (Canada) Spectator, and, beinl
given a Latin quotation, rendered it, as if i
had been so much lard, into "puid pro gao.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

That name is Herzegovina" and if you
hear newsboy crying out: "Awl abawt the
Hearsagovineyard war; you may know that
he means well enough.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

CAPITAL AND EXPERIENCE.-Th drawer
was chatting few weeks ago on the piazza
of the United States Hotel at Saratoga with
a bright German gentleman, retired from bus
mess, who related the following little ancc
dote
Gong down to New York the other night
on the boat" said he, ~ got to chatting with
a German acquaintance, and asked him what
he was doing"
"Vell," he replied "shoost now am doing
holdings, but have made arrangements to 60
into pizness.'
"Glad to hear it, What are you going into ??
"Vell, goes into partnership nit man
ado you put in much capitals"
"No; doesn't put in no capital
Don't want to risk it, h."
mo, but puts in de experience
"And he puts in the capital"
ayes, dot is 1t. We goes into pizzness for
dree years; he puts in the capital puts in
de experience AT the end of de drec years
will have the capital, and he will have the ex
perience !"-Harper'S Magazine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Why SHE SToPPED HER PAPER.-She
bouncing through the sanctum door like a
cannon-ball, and without pauslng TO say how
dive doT she brought her umbrella down on
the table with a mighty crash, and shouted
81 want you 10 stop my paper
"All right, madam"
"Stopitright off, too" she persisted, whack
ing the table again, "for waited long enough
for you TO do the square thing"
She Quoted down for moment as we ran
our fingers down the list of names, and when
we reached hers and scratched it out she
said:
There, now, mebbe you II do as you ough
TO after this, and not make Eight of woman
jest because she's poor. If some rich folk:
happen TO have a little redheaded, handy
legged, squinteyed, wheezy squaller born IL
them, you puff 1t to the skies, and make i
out an angel; but when poor people have 8
baby you don't say word about 1t, even il
its the squarest-toed, blackeSt-haired, biggest
headed, nobbiest little kid that ever Kept 6
woman awake nights. That's what is the
matter, and that's why stopped my paper
And she dashed out as rapidly as She came
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

It takes a woman sometimes to repuIse
travelling agent. In u ncighboring village
the other day, man called on Mr. C. at his
place of business and wanted to sell him
parlor organ. Mr. c.. not wishing to buy, to
get rid of him. referred him to bis WIFE On
the mans making his business known to the
lady, she asked if Mr.. G. sent him to her.
Eyes, ma'am,' he replied. Wen, sir, said
Mrs, G.. "you Just go back and tell Mr. C.. that
until he can farnish me with something be.
sides macketel to eat | Can make all the
music that is necessary around this house,
The agent concluded he wouldn't sell the or
gan there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23
BUDGET OF FUN.

A lover of his race has bit of information
for sentimental young ladies'. He says that
as soon as the baby's lectning begins, the ro'
nance of married life ceases, No woman
can feel any sentiment for man who travels
in his night shirt Of q hot summers eve win
IL squalling infant dangling over his shout
der. 1t is then that she stops calling him
darling" and desccnds to such common
place observations as "John Camir be care
full how YOU hold that baby.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

NOTE, LETTER. AND ma
~ aKADS printed IN nrstclsss etyle. BY ocNAs
IAPEMAN. fRxE rsADEx orYIcK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

lI<NoIsD,<, SANF-ORD,~ AND CAP
y TERS WRITING INKS AND FLUIDS, al
OSNAN q HAPPEN Ans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

IL STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
t@f Hall, west side OF Market, bci"'.u
--A 18th and 18th streets, in E'rE
Block. Also room at present occupied "t
.. \. Wickham as an auction h"ur'..,.
Enquire of ANTON REl M.N-'-''
iHulG
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
4 West Virginia Cousin Of the Pre>i
dent Provided with II Place.

\ special from Washington to the
New York Hra~ sayS:
\ pleasing discovery has been made at
the White House 1t was thought not
only by the Senate and members of the
Cabinet. rs we'll is the country at large,
but also. rs far rs is known, by General
Babcock, that the last one OF General
Grants relations had been some time ago
provided with a satisfactory office. Under
these circumstances the administration
was compelled to fall back upon the Pres
idcnt, friends, beginning naturally with
the older and more intimate ones. With
in Il few days. however, new cousin has
turned up. His name Is Tomp-
kins. His family live in Charles
town. West Vairginia, where tn"
President made them brief visit last
wear. Mr. Charles c. Tompkins was not
mt home at that time, and this accounts
perhaps, for his delay in seeking the per-
duisite of his kinship. Also he may have
spent some c. the intervening time IN
looking through the registers and over
the map to find a proper place. de has
now. however, made Il choice and has
been appointed United States Marshal IN
Colorado. Lest it should be supposed
that this kinsman has hitherto been en-
trrelv neglected, it may rs well be added
that under the rule OF Mr.. Shepherd h"
was Interested in street contracts IN
Washington.
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sufficient to insure compensation for the
aid given them.
The Baltimore Sun in treating of this
subject gives utterance to the following
sentiments, which might be taken home
to ourselves with advantage:
If the dodgers recognize the fact that
they must work one or two hours in the
city's interest each morning, after they
have been sheltered and fed over night
in city buildings, the dishonest and shift
less FOUNDERS will soon appear no more
There ought to, and need be, no'ditticuIty
in giving the dodgers and tramps every
! where some useful employment by when
( they can discharge the Obligations thTy
so Willingly incur. y special city ordi-
nance is recommended in Boston, requir-
ing every voluntary LOGGER at the city
expense 10 work one hour for the city,
plan which merits consideration in all
our large cities
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
THETERRIBLE COLLAPSE CAL
IFORNIA STOCKS.

The Bulletin has the following in re-
gard to the rapid shrinkage of California
Mining stocks. The adage that "expe-
Renee j. a dear school, is beautifully
Illustrated in this instance, but if it has
the effect of teaching ncver-to-be for
gotten lesson to the great mass of elaine
ducks" who have been gulled into dab
ling in such great bubbles, much good has
then been ACCOMPLISHED.
IF We make the calculation on the
whole number of shares represented by
these mines. the difference between the
best price, thi, month and those ruling
today NAV well excite tn" establishment
Of outsiders and bring tears to the eyes
of those who are So unfortunate a' to lose
by the terrible collapse. The aggregate
depreciation j. ~ follows:
Mexican j,l>j 900 savage ......... !, iiV,Ho
Ophir...........l7 80 O0.Chollar Po- ,o,
California. IT ,2~D,uU tUSi ............ 9No,sU
CON [.iT"i- yellow Jack
NJ, lSgrnuu ct ......... ..... 10000
Psi & Erl- Seq Belchcr SSi,WO
cher SI72 UGU OVcrman...... ,l19-Vp
Gould " Cur justice ''''''''' 'i''VV'
ry........... l,lUI,Un CO. On, ,no
Total i
"Thc depreciation in the other stocks
will swell the total to Sl00,o0O,OOO which
is Il pretty good squeeze to effect inside
of three weeks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11

The Couier-Jo,rnai has rule that
all insertions of communications putting
thi, or that candidate for office, shall
be paid for "a advertising matter 1t
says that, under these conditions, 1t Is
ready to issue any number Of supple
ment-. showing that BRowS, SMITH or
JOKES are. Individually or collectively.
the greatest men in the Union. lfthat
rule was current in West Virginia, the
REGISTER wonld be one Of the richest con-
Germ, on the continent to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
Thursday, the llth dayo March, 1875

AT 10 o'clock "A. m, proceed To sell, AT the
front door OF the Court House of ONO
county, al puhhc auction 10 IN" highest
and best bidder, the following described
property, that Is 10 say, All Inc right, Nllr,
interest ana estate "I me SAL" oscar -.
Thompson ana susan T. lHnIn I>"n' "t>
wife, IN ana 10 the uHulN Ih'u l"3-'hl,d>
OF plrc" or parcel ~ land situated on hi=
Wheeling creek, IN ONO county aforesaid
the interest hereby intended 70 Nr cnhN
eel being all OF that part q! SAID undivided
two-thlr'!~ remaining IN NAIu nom PNoH
and wiin,HitcT dcduct4hT tWo->INln> 'h'ly
ni convey 10 IIyurI''h - 49,
II. " hitttkcr, and Qne,!ouIth 'hGt'VI con,
NcNcd tu Charles y. lHou'tS' ~ 49, 80
LurrrlIh 4. arr lh' VIZ "a " - ,'r,i
Carr. hy deed duly recorded IN me ,.yIh =
Office Of ONO county '"uI''' "''" .,, 81
piece or parcel of land IN when >'Iu i""-
thirds are embraced ~ l"il""N, iIl"' j TO-
say: Beginning al an "inl corner l." S''"
Thompson, thence =. - W. l. P"l'N Z" a
stake: thence y. q, W. J. p"i'N I" "Hl''
walnut; thence =. W. ~ poles 10" S'"h'
thence y. ~ ". ~ poles To a h''ch anu
lrnuwond: thence $50 W. az poles {" a
stalk. thrEcr y. u r.. + poles To- "a stake
~ pu. south ui u sugar lI"c on inc DAMN
ofIhc CT, X; thence with the m'ahdrI-
ings OF the creek "a poles T." an "N'''
ihrurr = - f. 30 poles 10 the "iiI, Inc
place of beginning, containing ~ p,-I"
acres of land, being the sam" N"Id l"
THOMPSON by Mary Merchant executors
Also, the undi\ ld'd HN'.l"I,!l,uIH -, =
niece or parcel OF land Immediately al
Joining TIA" above dcHcrlhrh pI'IhlH,N' anu
upon which the GOA! improvements H'''
are erected. and bounded ~ follows: Be
ginning AT elm I'm the said Merchant ir"'.,
fhruc,. : ~ ". 5it poles to a stake IA Niud
Merchants line; thence :. y T.. poles l."
Il stake, IS, f.. Ui tn" coal BANK thlilhcN /,
thence y. 2'2 f.. pole. I" ana ln'iuuiIE
the Hcmphcld railway track Ih'n't w" ,l,n
stld runway "A, Irt' MIX 80 !" Il,,.,.6 or In,
point where the ash stood; thence win
ON" of Merchants lines =. - +. 10 poles e"
the elm. The place of beginning, containing,
iucluSiy,. OF the ground occupied 10y iu"
-, ','.' . .,,.r,.S nt land.
'',' Wy n,.urdiyi,IrJ .Igof the stratum OF
coal underlying Il piece urParccl plGi"uh"
auJpiih liS ~. frIinws. E,,iuniugu al b.,
anu ,,..'i,,,,, on tnr hank OF Wheeling
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
NAssRANCG.

The rapidly marked increase of va
gruncy everywhere has attracted uni
versal attention. All the larger cities,
and the greater part Of the smaller ones,
have been overlooking with tramps, and
regular professional bcggars. We notice
from our exchanges that the Secretary OF
the Chicago Relief and Aid Society an
nounccs that he has been almost over
whclmcd with letters from beggarS and
that scores of new devices are invented
for obtaining money from the charltahly
disposed. During the year 1874, 1t was
shown from the police records of Boston,
that hftv eight thousand lodgings were
furnished to tramp, IN that city, and that
the names of many hundreds Of these Of
both sexes, appeared many hundreds Of
times ON the ,lution-hou-e registers.
This enormous proportion Of vagrancy
caused the ideas of soup houses there, to
be- abandoned. a they were regarded bat
as II magnet to draw towards them these
oilers. and so became more Of an en-
couragcmcn, TO the evil than anything
else.
The same enormous extent Of >yste-
matte trampng is exhibited in New
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11

Der, LID. New and Revised EdIf..
Edited hy Theodore u. Nuui>,N. Lin
NNn. vols. Extra cloth. 5000
This valuable standard work viii posses
new attractions tu an intelligent rrudrrr
from the fact that 30 ma, been carefully o.
Ni>rd and edited Toy the cN-pTc~id"u .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11

\ REEoRMER in West Virginia has
started out N pursuit of an ideal Demo
cracy: "A government without taxes; a
Church without tythes; Il money without
usury; q people without poor; II 'rorli
rithouf SIN" We are really delighted
with this platform, down to the fast
clause. We don't think We could man
age to get along without Il little "sin. -
cincinnati Times.
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MISCELLANEOUS
j. B, L|PP|NCOTT & Co.'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRAN.
LIN. Il

Written by himself Embracing 81 l..
account OF his Ancestors, and 4 AM.
graphy OF the first fitty years ofhI. g..
with a continuous story Of MS later
and the events Of his times. From.
original manuscripts, printed cons.
dence, and other writings. Now
edited by the Hon. John B.gryg
Minister 10 France. In three crgV.,
volumes, OF about SO pages cacl Il
Portraits from Steel. Price pen l....'
Extra cloth, $50; library extra.
call, gilt, Si.JJ.
at any one should dispute Ir.
this work 10 a place IN cUN....r
literature, the answer is AT hama r. d..
facts OF which Mr.. Bigelow pr,->.g.,
statement, ana ia the Admirable g....
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I'VE know ONO volume which Nr..
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researches into the life amt rhtr.,,..
Benjamin Franklin. RnNtHu T.. I.
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his new edition of the 'lii,u Euun .
" II Is one of the best Sppr.u,r..
book -makiug We have seen. ~.
HsFdid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

o.aIs the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
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TIE NEW HYPERION
ILLIsTR NIL HN nNNE.

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From these returns it is seen that we
export every product of the beef that
does not come under the head of 'provl-
,ions, as well rs the latter. The raw
material. hides, however, lead all the
Others. That this induStry-cattlc rails
ing-can De extended indefinitely, there
j.; no question, and with great profit al
though it has not received as yet the at
lention that the newly opened country
west of the Missouri river invites.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
PATRICIA kENlBAII..

y = A'bllllhE anu ltMtIlNl lhl.iI..
BY +. LYNN LINTON.
Author of Lizzie LoTtuu.' "Ih, D..
the Period, ""JoShua davidson, etc. l.u.
Fine cloth, sl.1j.
at il written In "a very clear, lively ..
interesting style, with a pleasant ~ ....
Nccucc OF satire and rpigrIm rising ill...
II like the air-beIlS In champaign. SOL.
displays genuine humor ~ well a, a..
Suciu! observation. ~ LDUfDH NHi.r. .
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DIED.

GHERTN-F"hruary 10th, 1873, nj
the residence of his father, No. ~ Ma
tinnal Road, WILLIE X, son of John ii.
and Lizzie DouGhcr;y.
Funeral Friday at o'clock. Friends of
the family invited toattcnd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11
MANY LANDS AND NtNl
PEOPLE.
UITSTRNKEI

HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED
Being a series ut sketches of I.H.
all Parts OF the World. WITH DO a....
lions. Nvu, Extra cloth, black auu .
commentator, S2.J1.
\ very entertaining and Iu>'u"'iH,
umc. rendered especially attractive Cos
. rr,Cusp and handsome Illustrations.
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NIENORANpUM VI.

Eyad,rr,r oi the circuit Cont "i ON"
,.,'rrrf,. entered ON %" sih Of February,
I,,g,II,'.,.ny., mentioned tracts Of ~ ",-!r",
i,4I ,,rrc:. and the coal underlying the tract
Of lpl acres, were divided aud pariii."n"a
b,f,y,,u said Thompson and wife, and
Lewis IuuSford. who held undivided IN
rrr,,r> therein. Said decree or PARTITION is
recorded i'm ID" office Of the Clerk of the
county Court ofOhio county, i'm decd book
80. g., page 81, Sc. l'hN
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SlIIldrieS.
A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE

DESIRABLE RIVER BOTTOM FARM
\ The subscribers offer the farm upon
Which they reside for sale, better known
rs the Joel Tilton Farm 1t is situated
in Belmont county, OHIO, tour miles nor "t, u,
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farming purposes, being only 1--WE miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling Is
a good two story frame house, containing
nlne rooms, with never ialIln% wen 81, Hi
,.ntrr mo door, besides two other wells
ON the farm for watering stock; Ntahling
for ~ head of horses and cattle; besides
other necessary ont buildings The farm
has on ii two good bearing orchards ol 'N-
crIlrnt fruit. Any person desiring our nd.
dress or to examine the premises, VIII call
nj tine subscribers. who reside on the farm.
JNO II. TILTON " BROS,
G.hIlSb MARTINS FERRY, ONO.
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CROWNED PALM-LANu

\ story OF African mission Ii'.. u.
II. Nassau Win illustrations d..
Extra cloth, ~l.sn.
This volume contains am exceeding.
irr,~liuw memoir, presenting Vivid |
turc OF mission lie uu thn African OIL.
with all it, dangers, ylclssItud">, 800.
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WIE.EbNl0OR

\ Novel. BY FLORENCE Eurclctt. .-l
Cloth, >!.uu.
\ very pleasing romance hN ~ouiL.E
writer, who viii doubtless win Uumrru.
admirers bN Tins pTpdurr ION OF hrI bpI.
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WHAT 4 ROY

Problems concerning him. !. Wbnft...
We 40 with him" n. " iini Viii hrd" 80 ..
sequences" ~ Juiu A. Wills. W.
Frnuti>u.rrr. Emo. ENirt cloth, sl.r.
\ book uist"TIIug worth, hirh u"i"uIN
boys. bat everybody interested 800 boys,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11

To the Afflicted. No matter under
what form of sickness YOU labor, there l.
one great truth YOU should keep in mind:
All disease originates in an impure con-
dition of the blood. Purify that ana me
disease must depart: out you cannon purify
thr blood by the use of poisonous drugs,
and exhaustive StimulanjS. The best Blood
Purifier ever discovered Is Dr. Walker ;
famous Vinegar Filters, compundrd oil
simple herbs. ltpIub
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF ohio county. West Virginia, entered ON
December 9Gth, 1874, in Il chanccry cauS"
now pending in said Court, wherein
Francis Morris j. complainant and Oscar
d. Thompson, Susan f.. Thompson, his
wife, James =. heat, Franklin {. Jones,
administrator 81 Frederick klctt, dccraN-
ed, Joseph K. Whitaker, Edward II. Fliz-
hugh. samuel II. 4. Carter, Jacob snyder,
Moses h. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, truNt""
Of l.. G. Carr, wife of III. Hart carr, ar"
l.i.nInnfS VIZ Will
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11

Oi Johu quincy ADAMS, com illNllr
tiuns Of his DIARY nom l59bto ISIS lU
by Hon. Charles Francis AdumN.
Vol. ". Extra cloth, 5000.
contains more matter of historic. .
trrpSt than the memoir of amy Oil..I.H
man rNtaut. "-BUitimOT fD,tt.g..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-11

4 GENERAL BANKING. EXCHANGE
\ and collection business transacted
with fidelity and prumpin"SS.
Certificates of Deposit issued and inter-
est paid thereon.
krvcnu" stamps for sal" M sums L" SUIT.
New Fractional Currency and /, >, %. and
5r coin always ON hand for the accommO-
ddiiOu OF the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.