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POLITICAL ETHICS, By Franc
MEMOIRS OF J. q. ADAMS. Ne
STARTING OUI
TuE KOMtNCE ~ THE ENGLISH
At.E

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CROWNED PALM-LAND.

\ story of African mission Life. by X.
II. Nassau. With Illustrations. I'm"
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This volume contains an exceedingly IN
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81
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A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

pESlEAELFRINER BOTTOM FARM.
Y The subscribers OTTER the farm upon
which they reside for sale. better known
aS the Joel riltou Farm II Is situated
in Belmont county. ohio, tour miles north
of Martins Ferry. IL contains To- acres OF
excellent land, suitable tor gardening or
farming purposes, being only five miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling i
a good two story frame house. containing
nlnC rooms, with a never falling well of
water II the door. besides two other wells
ON the farm for watering stock: Stablug
tor ~ head OF horses and cattle, besides
other necessary out buildings. The farm
has on IL two good bearing orchards of cN-
c,.llrnt fruit. Any person desiring our adj
dress or 10 examine the premises, will call
al the subscribers. who reside on the farm.
JNO. IL. TILTON n BROS,
febllSb MARTIN FERRY, ONO.
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Mrs. JANET G.. BEALL, mother Of
Captain Sohn Yates Bcall, who was hung
in New York by the order of Il federal
court marsha! about the close OF the war,
on the charge Of piracy, died ut her resi-
dence in Jefferson county. West Virginia.
Inst week
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THos. HoRSBRooK

DIED FROM HIS lNJURTES.-On Tues
day, February 10th, German named
Valentine Nogt, while walking on the
railroad track between Martins Ferry
aud Bridgeport, and when within n
quarter of mile of the latter place. was
overtaken by Il passenger train, and be
fore he could get OF of danger was struck
by the engine and thrown
down the embankment about thirty feet.
He was examined by Dr. Todd, of Bridge
port, and his wounds dressed and it was
thought they would not prove fatal but
it proved otherwise.
The unfortunate man was taken to his
home in Martins Ferry, where he lingcr-
ed in sickness and pain until Sunday last,
when death relieved him of his suffering.
He was buried Yesterday afternoon.
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COUNTY CoURT.-Th, March term of
this Court was to have commenced yes
terday, but was postponed until We'd
nesdav. on occount Of the illness of
Judge r. H. Cochran. The many friends
of the Judge in this city, wish him q
speedy restoration to good health.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
'- FOR THE WHISPERS.

A. our remover in many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, To re-
store gray or ludcd WhiSkvrS, "" have pre-
yarrd this dye, In on" preparation; when
,will quickly and orcCtudlly accomplish
this result. Ii Is easily applied, and pro-
ducrS a color which will neither Iub nor
wash of. Sold 10y all Druggists.
NANUFACTUEEp BE
X. z. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. II
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Accommodation train leaves B'llair" M
4.gl j.. ". and arrives at StcubenVil!c AT
JslrT ".
Tickets 10 all principle points in the
East and West can h" procured at 'hC
Union Ticket Office ina Mcclure House, and
at the station az bridgeport.
+. X. MY Frs,
now; General Passenger * Ticket Agent.
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WHAT 4 BOY!

Problems concerning him. !. What shall
We do with him? II. What Will u" do with
himself" III. Who b Ia blame for the con
sequences? By Julia \. Willis. With
Fruutispiccc. Emo. Extra cloth, si.D.
\ book ufStcgling worth, which not only
BOYS, but everybody interested IN boys,
L 4 - L. nj IL.IIrL
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CHARTERS.

\ Romance. BY Mary VI. Mrlinc, author
Moutargc'S Legacy, In SIX Months.
Emo. Cloth, $40.
A finely written and thoroughly enjoy
able romance Of English lie; - book mat
will be- sure 10 meet the popular taste"
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TEE LIEELIES

,rdofb.r short stories. BY sarah Win
~ Kellogg. with Froutl>Pi"r". Hy".
Paper, % cents .t.,..,,,,,.,,r,. lit.-rily,.
brilliant and captivating. ....,.
.,n.,dr thrilling bv III" Introduction 81
i i,'c of the great Chicago iir".-Iht"-
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WHEELING wants Il Board of Trade
Ncr'1e>burq independent.
No it don't. We tried it once. and 1t
WAS a tiZzle.
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DISPATCHES tell u> that the President
has signed the Civil Rights Bill. Moth
ing like being prompt.
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WILDNIOOR.

\ Novel. BY Florence Burckctt. l2no.
Cloth, 500.
\ very pleasing romance by southern
writer, who will doubtless win numerous
.ud,rirars nv This production 81 her pen.
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The flood gates OF Heaven were thrown
wide open last night, and the rain came
down in torrents.
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The latest fashion in Gloves-th" hap
Ply thought of Nine AleXandrisa, the
'.gloyist"-is white lld with an unlmi-
ted number of buttons, and around the
wrist OF which is embroidered bunch Of
flowers. 1t is called a Ia Medici.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-02

DURING last month the police author
titles made sixty-one arrests for violation
of the city ordinance
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Index to, New Advertisements.

Index TO. New Advertisements.
Bank Prn>-Stantou Bros.
Employment for Seven Hundred Men.
Dncoraton.-Paull Il Winship.
Grand MASQUERADE Ball.
Wanted to Lcasc-land.
Cmtion-.Iohn Hcaly X Co.
Notice to Holders of City Bonds.
Boy Wanted.
Clocks-Wn. \. Turner.
Notice to Tax Payer
The Childrrus Home.
Spring and Summer-ThoS. Hughes X
Go.
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H,vrrToSs celebrated douole-steeI
Corset. the best corset in the
United States, for one dollar.
'''> J. :. RHODES 4 Co.
Sole agent, in Wheeling,iW Va.
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As we sat in our sanctum yesterday
afternoon, staring at vacancy and Won
dering how long the dullness in news
would continue, young gentleman, con-
nected with the grocery and pork pack
ing business in this city, entered and
propoundcd thusly: Are You search
ing Your inner consciousness for local
items?r We looked up with frown on
our countenance, but in an instant ii was
replaced by a sad smile, rs We recogniz-
ed the speaker. He takes the New York
Tribune, and reads that paper rcrba'im
reports of the Beecher-Tilton trial.
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PATRICIA KENDALL,
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BY +. LYNN LINTON,
| Author of Lizzie LortOn,' - THE Girl OF
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Interesting style, with a pleasant cfcryc-
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social observation. '-LOAdOH Sat ydGV Re-
JtelU.
POLITICAL ETHICS, BY Francis Lie
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Edited by Theodore u. WoOlSey, LID.
Svo. vols. Extra cloth, $500.
This valuable standard work will possess
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from the fact that IL has been carefully re-
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MEMOIRS OF j. q. ADAMS. Memoirs
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STARTING OUT. 4 story of the ONO
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LARGE lot Of best makes Black
c;iI. n.;,L cashmere finish, ut greatly re-
ducgd prices, just received at
'"''" f''' !. :. RHODES X Co...
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

49,
Lass ...:.;:. ..:;s;:
hE AND AFTER NDN. l., 1874. TRAINS
- Viii ran Daily, except sunday as fol-
lows viz:
ACcoM'o NAIL. EMPRESS,
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snEvery year increases the popularity of
This valuable Hair Preparation; which is
duc 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that IL Is kept ully up 10 ir~ high
standard and II i the only reliable and
perfected preparation OF restoring GRAY
OK FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
INK 10 soft, lu~jruuS, and ~iikcu. The
scalp, by its use becomes white and clean.
II removes al, cruptiou> and daudrutl.aud
bV its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, aS IL stimulates and u0ur-
lSh,., the hair-glandS. By its use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
n restores the capillary glands To their
normal Vigor, and will create 4 new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t il
lin, most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used. aS II requires fewer applicationS,and
gives the hair splendid, glossy appear
uncc. A. \. Hayes, VI. H., state ASSaycr OF
Massachusetts. says: "Thc constituents
arepurr. and carefully selected FOR excel
lrni quality: and ! consider II the best
preparation Tor lis intended purposes
,~,rfJy al Druggists and Dealers i" -u'dt-
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For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week of
! W. FFRREL
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Observation-Disclosures Frabel, who was
committed to jail last week in default of
800 bail charged with robbing Moore's
grocery in Centre Wheeling, was re-
leased yesterday morning by Squire
hammer, the accused furnishing the nee
sary bail
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C;,;vo,,. po,;.c A..oc,a,;o, r.t M .pe!-
lin. m.,ch.. cor the benefit of charity u.
vol - for the ;mprovement and amuae-
,,,. Sc o,r Daorln We heartily con-
80, .bo s,ggestiou. ard hope the mat
,er may he taken hold of by the proper
nsrties and spelling match be inaugu-
r,tcd Every little village, and, indeed
every large city throughout Ohio is hav-
ing y spelling match" They are held
no, only for social, but for benevolent
nurpo..s They are taking the place Of
fair, and festivals, and are much more
intelligent amusemcuts than those
named. They are cheap and
useful pleasures, and for the
young folks furnish a better preirAt Tor
meeting together than either balls or
purties. To the older persons there i
much amusement in the rival 'HoF' I"
spcll each other down. No one VINO ha-
not entered a spelling class is able to re-
slize the large number Of words in the
E,clisb LANGUAGE he is unable to spell
correctly, and if the class teaches its
members nothing more than that they
may be possibly ignorant concerning
what they thought they Knew IL
will be that much gained
toward useful training. 1t Is not Away
the best speller that comes on VICTORIOUS
smell one word incorrectly. Place them
On III. stand however. and give them
word which they used in their compost
,;or and snellcd correctly. and they will
s,ommer clear their throats, and then
spell it wrong. Frequently one pauses
when writing to discuss the way n word
!. spcllnd and in nine cases out of ten. il
the word is difficult it will be miSspellcd
This is not because the party does not
know how to spell the word, but because
he cannot spell it at that time. He may
have used il hundred times correctly
before, but at the time he l. most particu-
lar, he is sure to TAIL. SO IN the spelling
class. The word comes sudd"nIy-Soine-
times Is pronounced enormously. En-
barrassment ensues, ana the party la'ls'
to the nerrlment oil many WI" would
have failed had they been the NpriIrr.
AN EYE FOR SOMETHING fANhloNA-
ELE.-Ihc other day AN "Id woman rep
re>entlhS herself IN" I"h'''E III yer!
needy circumstances ''''c" III '"' IeH'-
dence OF one OF our ci'l"ehS' ana 'AP'"'H-
ed to the lady oil the house her condition.
Amongst other things she dweit upon
feeble son who was in want OF clothes,
and particularly an old pair OF trousers.
The mendicant had an honest Iookand tod
her story rs one who was i'll great dest'-
tuition and needed rrIie!. An earnest re-
quest was extended to come III
out of the cold and sit down, while the
lady Of the house, whose charitable dis
position was greatly effected, fastened
away in search of the necessary unmen-
tionablc>. After careful inspection Of
ia. stn,L, nm hand and ruordinr uruinst
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A MODERN CRESSIDA.

story OF the Day. By Francis AShcton.
And ION the church steps by Sarah e..
Unllowru. with Irontispiece. $40. Paper,
80 cents.
Frances A,hcton : fascinating siory.'-
PhtLnNciuhII inquirer.
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NEW BUCkWHEAT FLOUR

HAVE JUST RECEIVED 2,O0O LBS.
| eastern Buckwheat Flour.
X. J. SMNTH,
ocUsyS Corner. Market and 18th street
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TUESDAY. MARCH =. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ArTirdl NJ Trains
Steamer Market Boy.


HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
..,..... ulluir. at and 9 30 A. NJ.
-" and ) 80 =. NJ.
NUI,.aIinV nt $50 and IL Am.
$50 and r. NJ
-BIlls of lading signed, and small pack
arrS attended 10 II left at j. &. MOTIFS l2Ii
Water street.
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OPENING OF SPRING GoopS.--McssrS.
Thomas Hughes y Co., corner "i 18th
and Water streets, announce their open
ing of Spring and Summer stock ofcloti|,
cassimcres, vcstingS, and fancy suiting-
OF French and English manufacture, in
this mornings paper, and to which they
call special attention. This firm has
long been celebrated FOR the extent,
variety and beauty of the goods in which
they deal, and We are assured
that their prcscn, stock has
been selected with even greater care
than usual, and will b. found the largest
and best ever offered to our citizens
The firm employ the best cutters to be
had in the country, and their goods are
made up in the latest and highest style
of the art They also have full line of
gents furnishing goods, worthy of en-
animation. And in addition TO all this,
prices have been fixed to suit the times.
Call and see them.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was was falling last evening
with II feet . inches in the channel.
Dispatches from Pittsburgh yesterday,
state that the rivers were rising there
and raining very hard. The heavy rains
here with those above will probably give
as very big river in few days.
The Express left for Psrkersburg yes
terday morning with big trip.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon at o'clock.
There will be no Parkersburg boat this
morning, a. the Courier has not been
heard from.
The Forest City will leave at her usual
hour this afternoon for Steubenylle
The Hudson, Captain Billy Lists new
boat. will leave on her first trip for Gin
cinnati, next Saturday.
In day or two all the boats will get
down to their regular business again.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March l.-Rivcr 3 feet
S inches and falling There WIS tall
of snow last night; rain at intervals to-
day.
NASHVILLE March 1.-The river Is
still rising SLOWLY with 40 feet on the
shoals. 1t has been raining all day, but
i, now clearing up. Phillips,
Louisville; huntsville, Cairo; Greer
Upper Cumberland. Dcpartcd-Burks
willie, Cairo.
MEMPHIS March River has risen
% inches. Weather clear and warm;
heavy rain storm last night. Departed
Mary Boyd, Arkansas river; Glencoe,
Bismarcknnd City of Vicksburg. st.
Louis, Baum, Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, March River ~ feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
mild Arrivcd-Charlc> Morgan, New
Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March lit rained all
nigQt and 4 time, to-day, with wind
from the south, till +. NJ, when it be-
gan to snow from the northwest; mercu-
~ lrem 80 to 80 degrees and falling; the
river has risen ,ix feet in the last TWEEN
ty-four hours, with % feet on the guagc.
Port list down-Shippers own, Raven,
Shannon, Arlington, ldlcwild George
Roberts, Morning Star, Silver Thorn, }.
ID. Parker, Arkansas Belle, Bowling
Green. Business good
LOUISVILLE, March River rising
rapidly with - feet in the canal and II .
feet in Indian Chute; rain at intervals. .
Arrivcd-John a. Wood, New Orleans, |
Dcpartcd-Tho, Shir ock, New Orleans.
CAIRO, March l.-Arriyed-H. :. !
Turner, Cincinnati, City Of Chester, st. f.
Louis; Indiana, New Orleans. River F.
- feet inches and rising. Cloudy and /
cooler; Mercury So.
-. Louis, March l.-Arriy"d-City
of Alton New Orleans; st. Joseph and :
st. Gcrcyinc, Mcmpoi-. No departures.
River rising fast, with between and ~
10 feet to Garry. The gorge at kins-
wick has broken and run out. Cold snow
Tonight and freezing hard. -
FERREL j. determined to close ont hl' f!
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\ NoGEL X IUGHEs organ case
slightly damaged by transportation, Of
fcrcd at great reduction at GaddiS' Nut
SIC store. No. IS. 18th street.
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The writer of the headlines to the tel
eeraphic account OF the Becchcr trial in
the Cincinnati Enquirer, evidently has
an opinion of the case. He characterizes
Tracys argument as "Hifalution Legal
Hogwash," and "Slobbery, Sentimental
Slugmullon" about that White-Souled
Woman"
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\ FINE lot of piano covers, just re-
criyed, ut A. K. Gaddls' music store.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. John Cunningham,
Senator from this district, and L. S. Jor-
dan and b. W. Morgan, members of
the House of Delegates from this county,
arrived here Sunday night, via China
and San Francisco General Pannell
and J. II. Good We're expected to arrive
last night. From all accounts they first
named gentlemen had Il fearful time get
ting here But then they won't have to
do it again. Wheeling is the Capital
now.
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\n,. IU aud run daily; No. daily cN-
cent sunday: No. /, daily except saturdays
Et~l bound trains make direct conncc-
non, al Baltimore with trains for ihiia-
t-lpuia, New York and Boston. Al WASH
ustnu city tor all points South.
West bound trains make direct conn"c-
non, Ion all points Vest and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING; PITTSB TRGH IND BAL
TIUORE DIPISION.
.sr-IE,VES wEST-LEAvES.
wheeling Washington Pa,
T,fIy M b.l5 AN. daily ut......6:jUA. NJ.
wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily at ...2:lj =. NJ. daily at......2:lor.M
sunday excepted. sundays excepted
Tickets 10 all principal points can he
procured at the Office 81 the Depot.
TIiOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
E.T DLNRIES. General Agent, WEcci-
a., uOVlb
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The CAPITOL QUESTION The Capt.
tol Committee held Il meeting ut the
Council Chamber last night, and APP
pointed some subcommittee in connec-
ton with the subject. We understand
there Is not much unanimity of action in
the committee, most of the members en-
tertaining different views in regard to
the propriety and feasibility of the nu-
merous plans and suggestions made. Some
decision should be arrived at as speedily
as possible, and work commenced on the
building,i if anything is to be accomplished
bynext fall. The committee would probab-
ly get along better itthey would drop the
new City Building project at present, and
apply themselves to the Capitol building.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-02

FoR number Of secondhand
Pianos and Organs, ut very low figures,
or for sale cheap, at the Music Store Of
ADAMS IL Lucas,
1D27 Market street
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand. OF Fir>'-c!as~
Makers, will be- sold al Low Prices iui cash
~. IN, IrstaiImcurs. or tor rent. IN city OF
country. during these hard times and thg
HoIidays. by HORACE WATERS & son,
Al Broadway, than ever before Offered IN
New York. Agents wanted to sell Waters
New scale Pianos, and Concerto organs
illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great lh.
~ Teachers. Ministers. Churches, Lodges,
Schools, etc. ee'--"
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The Poor House accommodated aboat
forty tramps with lodging Sunday night.
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MANCOG.M.

\ Romance. by George Mcdonald. author
Of Robert Falconer," ALEC Forbes
"Rauald BauneTman,' etc. $40. Fine
cloth. = -; paper cover. sl.UO.
The rare power and peculiar charms "l
the works of this great author, are 50 wei
known that this new story needs no hlEh-
rr recommendation than 10 mention mat
able critics have pronounced % Sup"II"i
in many respects to anything he mas !''
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LETTER CARRIERS WoRK.-Thc fol-
lowing is the work OF the letter carriers
of Wheeling for the month of February;
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SUMNER Grenadines and White Goods
at Il giyc-away price, but must be sold
now. at j. W. FERRELs.