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OVERLOOKING PRESIDENT.

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But little curiosity WIS l''"i'''S''"
as to the bent of those executive oe'ir-
ings, and naturally enough the p"oAc
felt some inclination l" D" informed
thereon. Later events, however nave
pretty concIuSWrIy determine" ''''
point. lie has developed Nv" '''OU'',.
interference IN ArA"h''''' "''" ''' >''''
Rights BiII, ana most cer'a'"'i 'o"'D
have selected no two TO more ''e''""''H
indicate the spirit when "'I"l"'e' "''
mind. He sees ana knows 'i'"' N' HIS
been virtually FeP"dia'ea oy inc poo
pie and that under 'ro''"'! '''""',
stances he STANDS no '""''o' ''' Z" '''''"
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, .ood way 10 Relieve the Poor.

The Pittsburgh Post says if the Pud3-
Hers would 90 to work they would do
moro 70 relieve the suffering of the poor
nfrbj. city. than all the benevolent or
cbsritablc institutions we have. There
are thousand, Of men and boys anxious
for work, but prevented in consequence
of the strike which has brought about all
extent of destitution simply appalling,
and which is increased by the length and
severity Of the winter.
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VARIABLE INFORMATION.
BOSTON. Drccmbcr T., IS6I

G,.nlcncn-My only object i'm giving YOU
This testimonial is to spread valuable in
formation. Having been badly afflicted
with Sail Rhrum. and the whole surface OF
my skin hein. covered with ptmpleS and
rruptionS, many of which caused me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing II To hc
a blood disease. took many OF the adNer-
tiSed blood preparations, among which
was any quantity OF SarSaparilIa. without
obtaining any benefit until commenced
taking the Negetinc, and before had COM
plcted the first bottle saw that had got
the right medicine. consequently, ! fol-
lowed ON with II until had taken seven
bottles. when ! was pronounced well
man. and my skin is smooth and entirely
free from pimplr> and cruptionS. l have
never enjoyed 81 good health before, and
attribute il all To the use OF Ncgctiue. To
benefit those afflicted with rheumatism,
| will make mention also of the NegetineS
wonderful power OF curing me of this acute
complaint, OF which have suffered 50 in
tcnSely. I; II. - NH
street. Boston.
yecetine il Sold by all Druggists.
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MrAfnR

Rva decree vi the Circuit Court OF ONO
connty. entered on the 18th of February
1850, the above mentioned tracts OF 90 @.-.Oo,
100 acres. and the coal underlying the tract
of lgl acres, were divided and parul"hcI
between said Thompson ana Wiz anu W.
I.v,is iuusford. who held undivided in
ierests therein. Said decree or PARTITION Is
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk oil me
County Court of Ohio county, in deed DOCK
No. -, page 52I, sc. lrnH pol.
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TEE NEW HYPERION.
ILLUSTRATED by nnRE.

From Paris ro Marty hy way otthr Rhine
Ey Edward Sluhau. ProWS.ll Illustrated
with over 80 EugrgNIug~, from designs
by Dor and Otu,~S. NNu. ENtItriDth. black
and gilt oruHmouin'iou. CIT io. $500.
Few works present such a combination
of attractions rs ar" embraced Boz this de-.
liGhjiul volume. The adventures of Paul
Flrmmlug urn told in most charming
style, while u rich vein OF humur rrrN ud,~
the rntir" narrative, IA" interest lu which
is largely enhanced 10y ia" striking Illus.
fTIt!uu~ of bUrr, bat appear on every l.t.s.
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TIE EIEEBIE>.

And other short Stories. EE Sarah ~ .-
ter Kellogg. Win Ir,u'I-I'."
Paper, 80 cents.
These stories are thoroughly .''-..
brilliant and captivating
.TL. II,nIIr,r 4. "a sketch u' ".n..
lif. made, thrilling hy Oh. iu'r-H".
incidents OF the great uIca-" i..
d,Iyilu iy..
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Forty years has tested the value or
Dr.. 4. y. TOdd's inti-KiliiOus ana

PROPRIETORS..
Sold by Druggists and Deals every
where.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t viii be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 800. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, entered on
December Goth, 1874, in chanccry cause
now pending in said Court, wherein
Francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
ID. Thorn pson, Susan +. Thompson, his
wife, James =. Wheat, Franklin {. Jones,
aiministrator of Frederick Klctt, deccaS-
ed, Joseph K. Whitaker, Edward II. FitZ-
hugh, Samuel II. Il. Carter, jacob Snyder,
Moses b. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, trustee
OF l.. &. Carr, wife Of " IN. Hart Carr, are
defendants, we will, on
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En the Afflicted.

TO the Afflicted. No matter uhutI
what form OF sickness YOU labor, there Is
one great truth you should keep in nina
All disease originates in AN impure con
dition 81 the blood. Purify that anu tne
Gi.rDs. must depart out you cannot purify
the blood by the use OF poisonous drugs,
and exhaustive StiInulants. The best BLOOD
Purifier ever discovered j. pr. walker
FAMOUS Vinegar BittcrS, compunded Oh
simple herbs. Ico tOo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-18
TERMS OF SALE.

One-tourth of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, and the frh4ihuol
IN thrre equal installmcnts, payable re-
lmoctiycIy i'm six, twelve and eighteen
nonthS. with interest from day of sale,
To titir In be reserved until the purchase
money is fully paid; ,,,,,>-n,Dr
J. T.. NEHEMIAH,
Suerial Comm iSS toner's.
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WHEAT { BOY

Problem, concerning him. J. WI1'~Al.l
We do with him" ]. Nng'wIiI he'd" with
SEQUENCES? Bl Julia a. WILLS. Win
Fronts piece. Emo. Extra cloth, slpn.
4 bpu., DiSt,rltUg worth. which NOT only
boys. but everybody interested 900 boys,
MLLI r.uL MlIM I.Tu L.nueuIN.
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

TWO NICE COMFORTABL ROOMS
- In the new building, No. lbs
-X-A Main street, suitable for office or bed
r,ons Mater closets on the same floor.
Also the magnificent Hall in "a" same
buiiding, now occupied by the "averIy
LIST. ,.
r'' poo q. y. FRANZHEIM,
.bIo, No ll33 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-18

PASSED AwAY-Ou Wednesday February
I'm, 1870, :. KIRK HORSBROOK, eldest son
of Thomas and Triphcna Hornbrook' III
the thirty-third year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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TVUIIIN IVVW
JOHN IL. DRAKE l..
NOTICE.

TOLDEBS OF BONDS OF OHIO COUN-
III TY numbered 80, 10, 2Ol, 20, n, III,
Il, are hereby notified that the same Will
he paid nj the Bank Of Wheeling, on the
list day of March next, 1875, and that inter
cst will cease on said bonds from tmat gate
NJ. RELY,
President of the Board Of Commissioners
az OHIO county. w. va. Zebra
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VECET G
Purefies the Blood. RcnONatcs ana
Inyigorates the whole System. It's
Medical Properties are Alter
ratiye. Tonic, solvent and
DIuretic.

Veretine is made exclusively from the
Juices of carefully selected barkS, roots aud
herbs, and so strongly concentrated, that
il will efIrctually eradicate from the SyS-
TEN every tint OF SCroiula, SCroiulOuS HUI
NOR TumOrS, Cancer, CanCcrOuS liumOr
ErysipelaS, salt Rhcum, SYphililic DIS
eases, Cankcr, Fainin"sSS at the stomach,
and all diseases that arise rom impure
blood. Sciatica, Inilammatory and ChTon-
ic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt and
Spinal Complaints, can only beeilrctualIy
cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and EruptiNc Diseases OF the
skin PustuleS, Pimpl,s, BlotcheS, BoilS,
letter, Scaldhcad and Rlngworm, Nege-
tine has never failed 10 effect II permanent
cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com
pInintS, DropSy. Female Weakness, Leu
corrhpa, arising from Internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and General Debility,
Nrretinc acts directly upon the causes Of
these complaints. 1t inNi%"IatrS ana
strengthens the whole system, acts upon
the sccretive organs, allays inflammation,
cures liberation and regulates the b"wclS
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, llabliuHl to>tiNc-
ness PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Headache,
Piles, Nervousness and General ProStra-
tiOn Ofthp Nervous system, no medicine
mas ever given such perfect satisfaction as
the Negelinc. Ii purli"S the blood, cl"an-
Scs all OF the organs, and possesses con-
trolling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by y cSe-
tine have induced many physicians and
apothccaricS whom we know To prescribe
and use il in their own families.
In fact, Ncgctiuc is tn" best remedy yet
discovered for the above diseases, and Is
The only reliable Blood Purifier yet placed
before the public. Prepared by
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CHARTERS.

\ Romance Eg Mary VI. M"lln", author
"AiuuiaIg,.S Legacy, '"lu SIX Months.
lgmu cloth. cl.aN.
\ finely written and thoroughly .uJDl
able romano, of English lite. "a book tlur
Will be- sure To meet the popular taste
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NIIDMOAR

\ Novel. BY FLORENCE Eurckrtt I2mu.
Cloth, 500.
\ very pleasing romance 10y % southern
writer, who will doubles, win uumyTun.
admirers IA. mi, prp,lITi,t .Du of her Nor.
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CROWNED IN PALM-LAND.

\ story of African mission liz. Us ].
H. Nassau. with illustrations. l-u.r
Extra cloth, sl.7t.
This volume contains Hu exceedingly .-
irrcStiug memoir, presenting VIVID r..
turr OF mission lil, ON il- African coast
with all it, dangers, y.rlSslrua's, auU ...
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FOR RENT.

, STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
- Hall, west side of Market, between
-E.A 18th and 10Th streets, in Beck :
Block. Also room nj present occupied ny
q. 4. Wickh ham rs an auction I,,i H1I>,;%
Enquire Of Al i'i- " ~
ioulB
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FOR RENT.

Unwilling HOUSE ON EOFF ST,
- ,aar sd street. six rooms and GOOD
ksA cellar. large yard, in good repair.
Rent only $40. .....,. ,,..i Inn
orfy $40 per month, loca ed second house
from '''' GEO. Il. CALDWELL,
Office next door 10 Court House.
fapCN,aWS
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS
WANTED.

PARTNER WITH $3.50 OR 5000 n
a the Grocery business, already est t,Ia
iisbeS and doing q good trade. No one
need answer without they can give ko0"
references. Address r. This ONCE.
feblSq d ="
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0I john QUINCY AdNmS, comprising poi.
lions OF his Diary from lTHjto lAiN. Ediiu.
by Hon. Charles Francis Adams. NN'
Vol. ~. Extra cloth, 5000.
contains more matter ot historical. lI'-
trrrsl than the mOIr of any other pU'..0
man cNtuut - baltimore AU.y7aaU.
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CpCC SAMPLE TO AGENTS. LADIES'
fhEE Combination Needle-book, with
ChromOs. Send stamp. DEAN 4 CO, New
Bedford, Mass. "'t!'
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
y of the Fire and Marine insurance
COMPANY. OF Wheeling, will Ice held ut the
Office OF the Company, February 18th, 1879,
nj O'Clock T.. M, tor the purpose OF Elect
ing At Board OF Directors, and taking mo
consideration the Propricty OF making APP
pliCation for Il new charter.
{. II. COLLIER, Secy.
WHEELING, Jan. :, $50. lanSNa
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PATRICIA KEMBAEL.
\ Charming and Powerful Roma
BY f.. LYNN LINTON,

Author of Lizzie Lorton,' The Gin %.
the Period ""JoShua Davidson, etc. l2u.a
Fine cloth, SIS.
1T is written In very clear, lively nr|
interesting style, with a pleasant rilrfy.-
scrucc OF satire and cpigram rising thrUu.n
IL like the air-brllS In champaign. arl
displays genuine humor a. well a. keen
social observation. ~ LpudOH Sat, yuirn Dr..
IYgTv
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Merchant Tailoring Goods
IOFFER FOR SALE, At
NO. 40. 18TH ST.,
In the S,ore-rrom lately occupied by
MesSrS. smith, Dean & CO., on
the Ist;I day OF Feb. 1879.

beginning at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, a large and
varied stock OF Cloths, CaS>imcrcS, Vest
ingS. OvercoatingS, Rcady-madc suits,
I'nderwarc, Collars, Ncck,i"s ana all
kinds of Gents Furnishing Goods. Also,
Mirrors, Counters, ~helvimES,, sewing Ma
chimes sewing Tables. Tables, Pressing
Boards, Desk. Stoves, lions, SCISSORS
shears. and lease Tor four years from
Nnril Isl. 1870. on said threr-slury buiId-
ing. No. 10. 18th street. Persons conlelh-
plating the Merchant Tailoring business
i,viiI consult their interests by cNamnin-
ing the above stock OF mirrors, counters
shclvingS, sewing machines. Stoves &c;
All AS good as new ana al substantial ANA
finished work.
: y IJERNEY hurtiourcr fcbl7r
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-30

edly last until the middle of March
next.
Both of our legislators are hard at
work and are very popular with
their fellow members. Nothing of
importance has occurred at the cap
itol since my last letter outside Of
the Senatorial tight, except the
grand display Of homeIy limbs in
the French Can-Can play at the
Opera House. a greater Fl portion
of the "brains" OF the common
wealth were in attendance during
the series of performances, besides
all the sboys" IN town. 1t was en-
joyed hugely, of course. Ny ex-
treme modesty RI kept me away
from the show and | only speak
from hearsay.
The city is still full of strangers,
a large portion Of whom are lobby
lists. The sleighing is good and the
streets are constantly crow ded with
fine turnouts.
l. H, Wing, Esq, is still here and
will remain several days yet Hon.
a. S. McDill is also in town and is
looking well.
The Doctor is a worthy man and
has host of friends here, where he is
best known, which speaks well for
him.
[ visited the Insane Asylum sew
eral days ago, and took it all in. 1t
is a terrible sight to see the $50 in
mates OF that mammoth institution
came near being captlre8 by one
Of the female Iunatics of - summers,
who endeavored to caress me for
my "Grandmother," and came near
throwing the subscriber to the floor
| told her | was the gentleman from
Lake Superior and not the Pastor OF
Plymouth Church, who she insisted
upon calling me. An attendant
came to the rescue just in time to
save me from being severely squeez-
ed. / don't want any more Asylum
in mine.
When anything occurs of impor-
tance, | will make it known.
Yours Truly, HANK.
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LETTER FROM MADISON
MADISON, Wis Jan. 9th, 1871

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 9th, 1875.
Deur Times. The Senatorial fght
still continues warm, and the result
Of the vote for IT. S. Senator during
the past two days, shows that a bit
ter feeling exists with the few Re
publican voters who would not at
lend the caucus Of several days ago.
They boldly assert it is anything to
beat Carpenter, and would rather
see the Democrat Candidate elected
Gen Bragg, than have the present
Senator returned to the Halls of our
National Congress. The vote in
the joint convention stands to-day,
Carpenter 50, Bragg 50, with q
votes for various other candidates.
The Hon Ex- Governor has, [ un-
derstand, withdrawn from the con
test, and well he may. He has
shown his hand, and may be consid-
cred dead duck" rs his course
towards Mr. Carpenter and the Re
publican party Of the State has been
anything but manly.
The Carpenter men are still quite
sanguine Of success, and | for one
hope their expectations may be rea-
lied. Tomorrow both Houses
meet in joint convention again, and
no telling what the result of the
vote Will be- Some predict Carpen-
ter viii be elected bat | opine, the
battle will continue for several days
yet.
Considerable business has been
done in both Houses during the past
week, but the session will undoubt-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-30
FROM OUR DULUTH CORRESF OND-
FVT

/ Comparatively few cities on the American
Continent to day, owe their greatness to the
carving trade, or to the amount of cereals
! which they handle IN process of transporta-
+ ton The fact has established itself that
city must possess within Itself the elements
ofits own greatness; either tie productiveness
of the surrounding country or the educated
! labor within its own borders, 5r both, must be
the source from whence supplies of wealth are
drawn. We are forced to the conclusion
that Duluth must nos depend upon her agr-
cultural resources, or her impregLable posi-
ton as Minnesota's only hke port; because,
both positions are exees12gly fragile: and
we are slowly but surely, coming to a reali-
cation Of the fact, that to fight against ma
Fture is utterly futile and every attempt will
/ prove abortive. And Jake Cook is not with
in speaking distance. We instinct.velv turn
our eyes to the only hope which has not
taken wings or vanished into thin ar-our
invulnerable position as manufacturing
point:-we brag on that we bet on it, and
we are determined to foster that interest. to
nuss" it.
For some time past, one of our most en-
terprising lumber firms has been trying to
devise some means of utilizing their saw
dust, and from the depths ofscientfc research
has solved the problem. During the witching
hours Of night, when churchyards yawn, and
timid people hide their heads beneath the
bed clothes, one Of the firm thoroughly acquain-
ted with the peculiar properties of our north
/ ern pine, conceived the idea that superior
article of Bourbon could be distilled from
the saw dust, and by chemical analysis demon
stratei the fact to bis own satisfaction, and
/ that the refuse could be made into selfignit-
4 ing kinding. The capital stock was fixed high
and was eagerly sought for, and nearly all
/ disposed of, promises for which have been
/ faithfully given and the enterprize IS in full
/ blast and may be classed among the per
maneat institutions of Duluth, and the pro
/ prietors will be entitled to seat in the cham
Der of commerce Happy day for Duluth,
"'',' : ,'lp" ,''i ''i'' 'o,"s q o,'s"Y' : %"
''7' ''''' o,7''' S''''' u '''' l'',A'' % me
o'-- - y ''''', "'' 'u7 us' 80 o''i'7.''' u
''0'' " u'''''9.'''" ''a' d 0e's '','.l q
braves from the redoubtabIe band of Big
'''"'9 '''',.' = ''o" u, - va, ne'' - ''s'
''',So'', '''o q',"'''' u ''e i1''A'i' - STE Il
'''''>' - ''''N '''i'e S'' pe'i''iii 'liViF re-
~, =, > o,''' 10y ''''
" -'0'
''''l0
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-30

Empire, 1921; France, 3,316; Hol-
land, / ,335; Denmark, 3,l54; Swift
zerIand, z, ,296; Russia, 1865; Bel
gium, 1925; Wales, 1926; Luxem-
bourg, 329; West Indies, 3o7 :;
Spain, 249; South America, ia;
Canada, l63; Australia, %; Africa
II; British Columbia, 3; China, 81;
East India, 43; Greece, %; Isle Of
Man, II; Japan, 20; Malta, :;
Mexico, q; Nova Scotia, 81; New
Brunswick, l3; New Providence,
4; Portugal, 20; Turkey, 2s,
Scotland 4,739.
Ofthe alien emigrants there were
62,577 male adults, 1920 female
adults, and 32,194 children under
II years Of age.
OF the passengers landed at Cas-
tie Garden 52,444 avowed their in
tention OF remaining in the state of
New York; % $40 went to the
Middle States ;H5s,6l5 to the West
err States and Territories -2l ,237
went to the Eastern States; 1906
to the Southern States; and 2,l53
to Canada.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-30

Over lsS. 900 Mennonites have
already their homes with us, aud
their immigration to the United
States is on the increase.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-01-30

Appleton has expended Sl8, ,oo0
for school purposes; 100000 in
public improvements and 1886, ,000
in new buildings.
Minnesota has milling capa-
city of 1000 run ofstone.
Rush City, Mimi, shipped Is
900 pounds OF venison during De
cember.
Mr. H. B. Sherman, of Toledo,
has leased the well known PIankin-
ton House at Milwaukee.
Some idea of the destitures that
are daily fed from charity funds in
New York city, may be given by
the fact that ST Johns Guild alone
expends 81 600 per day for the re-
lief ofthep poor Last winter one hun
dred barrels Of meal, costing $500
were consumed daily in feeding T.
600 families depending upon this
charitable institution.
The severity of the Winter in
Scotland may be inferred from the
fact that the snow in some places
is lying two feet deep on the higher
ranges Of hills, depth which has
not been equaled since 1888. Sheep
are suffering greatly from inability
to get at the herbage through it's
frosty covering.
Of 92,1l2 persons arrested in
New York City, last year, only g.
l04 We're unable to read and write.
So educated crime kicks the beam
as against ignorance.
They are having snow slides
out in Utah, which fill up canons
fifty feet deep with snow and rocks,
without regard to houses, men or
mules underneath.
Mr.. George H. Boxer, Phila-
delphla's pet poet and author, has
been appointed Envoy Extraordinary E
and Minister Plenipotentiary TO Rus
sia
Daniel Boone, the old Kentucky
hunter, is represented in the Mis-
souri, Legislature by his nephew,
Benton e., the newly-elected Speak
er of the house