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The Tobacco Intcrcst-kn ENtraor
binary Ruling.

Commissioner Douglass has decided
that manufactured tobacco. To which the
old revenue stamps were not affixed prior
to the hour Of midnight of March %,
1873. is subject to an additional tax OF
four cents. under the new revenue law,
which was signed by the President on
thc3rd inS.. The New York Tobacco L'gt
makes IL strong protest against this cN-
traorlnary ruling. and says that many
thousand dollars worth Of stamps were
sold ON the 3rd Of March. aud affixed 10
packages of tobacco which have since
been shipped to distant points. The
L,qf says:
Two things seem clear-tir-t. the Com
missioner has exceeded his powers in
causing an act to take effect some ',ccirs
Loars Lctorc II 'sas slgHo'; second, by
making the section rrpost fario he has
violated the act itself, which expressly
simulate, the increase of tax herein pro
y,dcd for shall not apply to tobacco on
which the tax under existing law shall
have been paid when this act takes cf-
foe, Now the Commissioner rules
that tobacco and cigars stamped between
midnight of March = 1873, and the hour
of March ;, when the President signed
the bill. shall pay the new rates, although
the hin did not become law before sig
nature. Considering that his subordin"tG'
had been deliberately leading the trade
astray by selling old stamps during DuSI-
ue>, hours on the Sd, we think the COM
missioner might have exercised more
ihorality. Although the original blum
der WIS committed by Congress IN not
hNng day on which the new law should
." INTO effect, we cannot see that rs stu
pdliy was any excuse for the Commits
Nl"n"r plain violation of the statute, or
that It Viii compensate the trade for the
ANNOYANCE and injustice that will follow
the latlcr> ruling.
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SPRAGGS, GREENE Co, PA,
March IA, 1875.
Editors Of the Register
Again | will trouble YOU with u few
scrubbed lines, if you think them WORTHY
Of your columns.
| have nothing if Importance this time
believe panic times have stopped the al
important subject of matrimony here, anc
the fine haired who are so likely to in
dulge in that business, are daily offering
up prayers tor better times.
There is quite change in the weather
here at present Don't know whether
the Changers caused it or not, but the
health of our community is some what
better.
Prot. Higgins of Applejack county,
West Virginia, u few days since traded
horses with our good naturcd friend,
James kughn, of Roberts run, this
county, giving Mr.. K. "a to boot. Mr..
kughn states that he rode his horse to
water and on returning to the stable his
horse seated himself in the road, and
commenced viewing the Heavens. Mr..
kughn for u moment thought this rather
Il strange action for horse, but soon OBJ
served that about his horse which no
man ever thought of; he observed his
horse was an astronomer, and proposes
sending him over the narrow guage rail-
road from our county seat to the Observa-
tory in Washington. | trust Mr.. X,
Will get a good price for him.
The following | copy ills morning
from the Pocahontas JoumaL:
PocAHoNTAs, APPLE JACK Co.
W. VA, February 81. 1875.
Our good natural n. b. of this place a
few days since purchased patent right
Of Il pcddlar for manufacturing the 80
be Joyful out of saw dust Mr. b. not
having any timber on his farm, deter
mined to try his recipe any how. So he
hawlcd together all his rail fences and
soon converted the rails into saw dust
After taking the dust through Il chemical
process according to directions, he found
he had been humbuggcd, and wrote the
following and put on his gate post;
With maui and wedge I'll soon begin,
To make two thousand rails again;
For patent rights they are too thin,
They'll mc'rr tool this child again.
His wife added the following:
NV husband worked with arm so strong,
To make the stuff TO do him harm,
But alas, tits all in vain,
His work j. ever lost To him,
For saw dust will not create sin.
Nothing more, worthy of note, except
that the Changers are getting numerous
here. We think this i a good order and
trust they may ever be successful.
So no more at present, but promise to
do better next time.
T. l.. :.
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Louis III. of Bavaria.

Apropo- Of horses, let us not forget to
mention awhlm which supplied convcrsa-
ton for several days i'll the court and the
city during this last winter. For several
DAYS the King had ordered that thirty Of
his best horses should be fed with oats
alone. The grooms thought that he was
preparing for a race. In the midst of II
snow storm he had little tower built III
a forest, with gallery, where, on GER
tain day. he stationed an orchestra OF
wind Instruments He himself as
ccudcd the summit of his OBJ
>crvatory, around which he
ordered the horses to be led. In the corn
field, he had scattered here and there
drums, kettles, and some soldiers with
guns loaded with powder. What could
be the meaning OF this? An order had
been given that each one should remain
in his place in perfect silence. The affair
was beginning TO be- tircsomc, when sud-
denly the King, from the top Of his
tower. made sign which was expected
bv the leader of the orchestra, by the
drums. trumpcts, and soldiers. An in
formal hubbub burst forth, rolling of great
drums, powder eAPI"S'"hH' '"'''''
whistles, hOarsc howlngs. Scizcd with
mad terror. the horses started,
burst their la>tcnng>, leaped up, wildly
running here and there tails and name
floating in the wind, they reared, zigzag-
ged, whired in circles, fleeing the uproar
which beloved from all the bushes, and
seemed to pursue them. At last, one
after the other, the distracted and mad
dcncd animals disappeared from the hori.
ION. In the evening, the next day, and
the day after, they were picked up en-
fccblcd. still wild and frightened. Some
had fled to the mountains, Others to the
woods and marshes. The peasants had
collected several We know not ifany
were missing. But nomatter, his Majes-
tv had been well amused.-lhe GGtGry
for lprH.
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History of the Conquest Of Peru.
Two Volumes,
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THE DAILY REGISTER.

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In consequence Of the poti>ion of thu
Archbishop of Cologne to the landtaq
against that part of the ecclesiastical bill,
which give, to the Pope participation in
the control of local churches. the proper
government has had the bill altered 50 n
To- give priests a share in the administra-
tIon of such churches.
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week OF last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to $50 head, against
], 1853 last week, and 8l5 the correspond
ing week of last year, and were rs fol-
lows:
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PASSENGER RATES REDUCED.
STATE IL N f..
To Glasgow. Liverpool. Belfast and
Londonderry. DC.

State of Pennsylvania, State Of Virginia,
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state of Nevada. State of 'cSota
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at has held recognized place iu our
literature for forty years, ana Il viii prob
ably long retain that place. Al least uu
work has yet appeared in our languap,. L.
Supplant II, though th"r" hny,. been q
good many lives of Napoleon" Rn,fDo
Transcript.
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HAzLITTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Life Of Napolran Bunnpari". Ey
William Hazliti, New Edition. llluSrrtl
cd with steel Plates. Three vols lurr,.
l2mO. Extra cloth, Si.Jn: Shu'p. sG.,u
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.'Thc editor has Incorporated som" H"i.,
and other material left by ia" author, has
mad multitude at minor corrections,
verified the citations, and added some
notes of his own. The work, therefore, ,,
rendered dOubly fresh ana valuable.
Boston JVuTHdi.
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LIST OF DROvER

The following are the names of the
principal drovcrS, owners or consigneeS
of the principal droves, where the cattle
are reported from and their destination
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/, u1ybcy,D', Hotel and Drorc Yards.
PyN,RKs on BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to l.S2O head, against l,595
last week, and 90l the corresponding
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History Of the Reign Of Charles v,
Three Volumes
POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Licbrr. LID. AuIhorof"CIyi
Liberty and Scli-GOYcrnmrnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited lay Thu
odurc u. WOol>cy, LID. SNu. 2N"ir.
Extra cloth, $500.
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. Few words of the sort hJN
won higher praise from eminent aurhuu-
ties than the late Prof Francis lirh"r',
Manual of Political Ethics, Story and
r cut being among the number of ihu-,'
who have given IL warm concentrations.
". J. IHdCpcUdom.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris To Marty by Way ofihr ELu.
BY Edward Strahan. Prums"ly lllu..
tratrd with over 800 EngTayIngS, irpu
designs 10y bore and other Nyo. ENiII
cloth, black and gilt characterization.
Gilt Top s:1I
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THE GERMAN EMPERCRS.

History Of the German Emp"rpr~ and
contemporaries. Translated nom Tho
German, aud Complied from Authentic
Sources. ~ EIiZ"b-th Prakr, author "i
"Prn Pictures of Europe with uu -
mcrou> illustrations. NNU. Extra cloth.
s3.uu.
1--WE have rarely examined a WOrl.
who's. material seem to be-. 80 thoroughly
dig"~tcd and compHctly arranged u.s. iInl
brfur,. u~. Co., BnyiDH GiDb'.
tIu her goDdly volume 81, has mad. -
useful contribution to European history.
The mechanical execution 9th" work o.
substantial and handsome" NrU INK
Iid'petd'Df
admirably adapted FOR - t"Ni book ."-
Ihiidd'L,hi0 ErDi,tg Tbyr0Jh.
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MIR. liaZliti was in possession at ample
materials for the accomplishment oI Ia.
task, and the COn>umutr skill with which
hr has turned them To account present. T.
tempting iUbJc"t Of literary curiosity. ~
". y. TtibHH,.
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SWINE MARK EFT.

There has been II further advance IN
this market this week tho receipt of good
hogs being quite light. The larger part
Of the arrivals being common light
weights, and the advance Of prices in
this event being the. chief cause of Tia"
improvement. Good hogs have been in
very good demand and common and
light hogs have been very hard 10 get
At the close the prospects are favorable.
ut all events, for the maintenance of pres
cnt quotations. even if no further i'm
provcmcnt j. established.
Quotatious:-We quote Small Bacon
Hogs at Sim9ic; Stiilers, 9!G' Zoe; Good
Common Hog, 100 lO!; and few extra
at 1890.
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The ChiId's Cure When TeethingD
LAUG Hill Ms
INFANT CORDIAL

SnitrnS the gums, allayS the pain, reduces
Inflammation, controls the Bowels. Cur
ing Summer Complaint, DyScntcry, Dl-
nrrbnn. Flatulrncr, Wind Collie, &c, &c.
1t is being used by Physicians in their
daily practice, and being recommended
by them for childrcn tccthing in hundreds
of cases every day.
Inflammation OI the Gums, regulating the
Bowels, strengthening weak children, and
giving them rest by day and night, hotn-
ing gives 80 perfect satisfaction aS THIS
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And there has never been a bottle re-
turned in the many hundred thousand
sold.
Remember, one child in three dies be
fore the fiith wear. Many Of them might
be- saved by having Il reliable remedy ON
hand got up expressly for such diseases as
children are subject to in infancy
For relieving pain and procuring rest IL
cannot be surpassed, and for wind IN me
stomach and Bowels, Commissions, Cole,
(;riuinr Diarrhna and DyScntry it will
1--WE immediate relief. II really keeps
children healthy and makes mothers
happy.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers
PRICE, 25 Cents.
LaughIin Bros. 4 Co., Propr's,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 81 Main ST., Wheeling. w. Va.
Oc1g
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9TH" learning of th" iT'ari>,. l. irruuI,--
table. The need of this learning Iu Tins ui
all countries, and NOR" now than ever b.
fore, l. equally patent. And IL is positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be- actiN" a. long ~ mankind. IH,j-
d,iclphiT NDfih .im"rt"0U.
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This i the earliest Of the three great
works ON political science which gave To-
Dr Lirbrr n foremost place anon" wiitrr-
on this class of subjects. Ep,i,u I,0,n.
crypt.
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'The Hon. John Bigelow, well known Con
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
a real service on American Literature by
his new edition of the Lie OF Frank M.
II j. one of the best
specimens Of book -makingwe have seen.
". y. Herdld.
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THE WORKS OFW. II. PRESCOTT.

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CATTLE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reported by Telegraph Especially for
the Wheeling Register.

OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES,
Thursday, March Is, 1915.
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FROM PENNSYLyANiA.
VI strimOnial-Tbe weRthcr-A Re.
narknble HOrse-Patent Rights,

SPRAGGs, GREENE Co., Pa, !
March IA. 1875. I
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I'VE know Of no volumes which We
study of our frllUw-citizcu>, young and
old, than those In which the McN>r>. lip
piucott & Co. hav" given Us TIA" result "l
Mr. Bigrlow's painStakiug researches ini"
the life ana character Of Benjamin Frank
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-16
Application for a Patent
TO THE STELLA LODE

y. - lssND OTFtCF,
Eureka, Nevada, Arg,,st oi.

ff'
Eureka. Nevada, Argust u. Is75.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT p.
~ j. Schneider, whose postofhce address il
Eureka q. Nevada, has this dav fled His ami.
cation for a patent for eight hundred linear
feet Of the Stella mine or vein hearing sill yer,
with surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situate. lying and being In Eurefs
Mining District, county OF Eureka. and State
OF Nevada, and known and DESIGNATED by the
field notes and official Plat on file in this Of
Tho exterior boundaries of sejd Lot No. IS
being as follows. fo-wit: Variation 1917 re.
East, commencing Mt n post marx I'd No. 1t.
:. Survey No. rs; whence the flagstaff in the
town of Eureka bears ~. 7 dg. "a min Fast
G.4ii f.; summito Of Ruby Hin No. / bears N.
rs Dig. q min. W. s,4S6 n: and the Stella shaft
bears $. IA Dig. +. 90 II: thence running s. .
Dig. K. 500 IT. TO post marked No. 2, U, s. Sur.
vey NO; -; themes. 81 Dig. W 200 #. to post
3 Dig. W. 500 It. to post marked No. 4, II. s
Survey No. S.: and thence N. 81 Dig. f.. 200 Il.
to post No. 1, the place Of beginning, contain.
ing . 81 100 acres.
This claim is bounded on the south by the
Laura Ledge.
The location Of this mine is duly recorded
in tie Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining Dis
trice, page "A in book ID" Of the mining rec
ords Of Eureka District.
Any and all nersons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Stella mine or said mining
ground as herein before described. are rel
Register Of the United States Land Office al
Eureka. in the State of Nevada, during the
sixty DAVIS period Of publication hereof, on
they will be barred by virtue of the PROF
visions Of the Statute.
au22 D. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-16
OFTIcYAL.
Application for Patent
TO THE SHOO FLY No. 2 MINE
49,.
U. S. LAND OFp1cr

Eureka, Nevada. Aurust3 1919
N OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Thomes ,. Taylor, whose postofHce al.
his application for a patent for eight b bnea
dred 5000 linear feet Of the Shoe Fly No. ,
mine or vein bearing silver, with snrs.os
ground two hundred #. in width, situate u
ing and being in Eureka Mining District. ccu ~.
known and designated by the field notes s snd
official pla, on file in this office as Lo. M. x
in township. kangs-, Of unsuryeysS
The exterior boundaries of said Lot M. g
being as follows to wit: Variation is DO e
min. East, commencing at a post markell n
Z; cor. Shoe Fly No. 2, and II. W. cor. Sbnoc
Fly No. ., whence the Shoe Fly No. SHAFT
bears ;. Dig. w. 324.6 IT,. and the Shoe III
ao:ssaait bears ). ~ Dig. !. 1904 it,, and the
a min, =. lOl7l it,, and the highest point ~
Ruby Hill No; | bears N. 80 Dig. ~ min. W,
3s62.l ID IT,, and running thence s. ~ do. II
500 IT. 70 post marked Shoe Fly No. q, &. +
corr THENCE s. s2l4 dg. W. 200 #. to rost
~ Dig. ". 800 #. to post marked Shoe FIs
Ne. 2. N. ". cor thence N. s2A Dig. 4. 800 Il.
to place Of beginning, containing 8 U7.l00
acres.
This claim is bounded on the North by the
Jefferson. and on the South by the Satellite.
The location of this mine is duly recorded
in the Recorders Office of Eureka Mining
District, Eureka county, State OF Nevada.
Page III, in Book D Of the Mining Records.
any ana all persons claiming adversely any
mining ground as herein before de-, eribed, are
required to file their adverse claim with the
Register of the United States Land Office at
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during the
thoy will be barred BY virtue Of the provis-
ions of the Statute. ID. b. lMMEL,
aus Ree;ster-