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, 1876-09-04

Us bis $40 per Sag 5n %a"ie
Neoinsun9en frsi. Morsie:
1S31mal y. ZtiufOn u. Co., porNano. IRE.
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scneuck,s Mandrake Pills

yyuI he found TO possess those qualitte
nsresssry 10 the total eradication OF all
hiIious attack, prompt 10 start the secre-
lions OF the liver, and give nesltny tone
To the entire system. Indeed, IL Is no OF
dinarv discovery in medical science
10 have invented remedy IoT lness
stubborn complaints which develop All
The results produced oy heretoIoie
troe use OF calomel, mineral justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknoWl-
edged TO be destructive In the extreme 20
the human system. That the proper Ties
of certain vegets bles comprise all the VII
tues OF calomel without its injurious Ten,
denotes, is now an admitted fact, rendefeu
indisputable by scientific researches; anu
those who use the Mandrake Pills VIII DE
fnIIy satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature In the common
herbs and roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowels ana coILOc'
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any OF the injurious enects Oh ca1o
mel or other poisons. The secreuon vi
bile is promoted by these plus, as VIII oe
seen by the altered color OF the stoois'
and disappearing OF the sallow complex
ION and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accolhPappS
each BOX of pills. Prepared only py y. n
Schenck & Son, at their princlpat ouieS'
corner sixth and Arch streets. fhlIHlel
phia. aud Tor sale by all druggists anu
dealers.
Price y cents per box,
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TN,
ID made by Christian Wagner I" D..
undersigned trustee, dated the elb a. Per
May, in the year one thousand -,
hundred and sevvnty-iour and IpI, :.
corded among the public land r,,,ry,
ohio county, West Virginia, In d.
trust book No. I, pages and o. Iv.. al.
saturday the 18Th day e De,emb,,
1875, at the mont door Ut the Court H.
OF ohio county, West Virginia, comn.s'
ing at II O'Clock A. N proceed 10 :,
the highest ana best bidder the to,Ipv
described real estate, or NJ much then
a. may be necessary Ia pay the r..
secuTed by said deed of trust, and IA. ,,
penseS of sale, including the trustee, ,.-,
missions, chat In Ia SAY, the east.fpt,.,..
the north hall of lot No. sryrnty.ulB, =
situate on the east side OF Man ,if,,
Centre Wheeling, said part go.l.,
thirty-three lSjJ feet ca the wr,l Nj, 4.
alley r, and running westwarily Of ,,.-
width my IOur loI trct slNlb .ltln 81.
Ia n point siNty-sevcn co. ie.iNIs.lft,,
n, IA Main street, ana which j. ibs s.,f.
ern line OF that part OF the moth hal.
lot No. -. The property Ia be nd !,
above Is the same piece OF ground COM.
ycyed 10 the said Christian Nagurr l
John A. Berry anu wife, aud Mat,
Lindsay, by deed dated February o.. 10
and recorded IN deed book No. ~ folio
Also So much OF the north halt of .
numbered scvcnty.I Inc ~ ~ lies b.
tween Main street pnd the piece Of gruuu.
above described, and being the nam, vr,.
perty conveyed to said Christian Waggsr
by John O'DunuclI and wit, by deed dale!
March 2j, 1863 and recorded In deed huI
No. -, folio 81, the entire property above
mentioned and described being the mort.
halt OF lot numbered scvcnt, mine on o.
east side of Main stree, Centre MLrcUu,
TERMS or SALE-une .thlrd NJ The laf.
cha.e money, or such greater amuga
thereof ~ the purchaser may elect 10 gay
cash In hand, the residue In tvu r,aa
installmchts, payable respectively 600 uat
and eighteen months from the day 0's'.
with Interest from that day, aud 90, .r.
ierred payments Ia bc secured py a drd :.
trust ON the property sold.
selling rs trustc" ! shall convey sa.
title Hs In vested In me 10y said de d0'ir'
SIMON BAER, Trust.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Atty.
J. 4. HEEyEY, AuctiOue.r. Does
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wa,,. the Matter?

SAN FRANCISCO. December S.-A Port
land dispatch says that IN sn interview
with Mr.. Watts to-day he stated posi-
t,vely that when Seerstaty Chaddlsh
slinped the certificates OF election
through the door into Cronrn's hand, the
other electoral candidates present asked
what the sealed envelope contained.
Cronin answered that It contained Ger
tiRcatss OF election. Watts, Cartwright
and Odell asked TO see the certihcates'
Cronip declined to allow them. a re-
ouest was made three times by the
electors named and each time denied.
The electors then demanded that he
should produce the certificates. Cronin
refused in most emphatic terms, at the
same time thTusting the envelope IN Ms
breast pocket and buttoning up his coal
The electors aver that Done in the room
but Cronin saw what he claimed were
certificates so far as they hsu
po.,tiye or judicial knowledge, the
envelope contained nothing excep..
blank Slips. He claimed he WAS elected
and said Re had certificate and asked
permission to act with Cartwright and
Oden. These men did not refuse at any
time TO recognize HIM or to act with him;
they demanded that he should exhibit MS
certificate and show what right he had 10
claim MS seat in the Electoral Board.
This lie also positively refused to do
Crouin himself withdrew and declar-
ed that as the other two gen.
tlemen refused TO act there
existed two vacancies IN the Board,
which he proceeded to fill, appointing
Mcssrs. Miller and Parker, two Demo.
Gratis, and then cast the so-called electoral
ballot of the State The Republican cleo
tors. alter casting the electoral ballot,
prepared full and complete statement
Of what took place in the room
of everything that was said and done
to which each appended his affidavit
The statement hes been forwarded, to
gether with the sealed ballot to the pres
ident of The Senate. At an indignation
meeting. last night, Governor Grover
was burned in etfigy, on the public street
by crowd of excited citizens.
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The ST. CLAIRsvILLE NARROW
GuA0E.-A Bellaire paper, in speaking
of the St. Granville narrow-gusge rail-
way, SAYS that track laying is progress
ing finely, and that about one and
Quarter miles have already been laid.
The locomotive Will arrive within day
or two, and thereafter the work will go
along much more rapidly. Ii Is no"
thought that trains will run over the
road by the 1st OF January. Of course,
considerable work will have TO be done
after the road is opened, leveling up, &c.
but those having 1t in charge are comb
dent they will be able to run trains over
it BY the time indicated.
Now that this road is practically com
pleted to within four and half miles OF
this city. our people ought to find means
at no distant day TO continue 1t Tito TINS
city, when jobbers in BelIaire can undis-
puted occupy all the country tributaryto
st. Clairsvllle. We are informed that
100000 annually GO from St. ClairSville
to Bridgeport and Wheeling for groce'
ries. Ii this road is completed to Bel
laire, nearly ali of this trade will come
here, and in addition considerable JOB
bing in hardware ana other merchandise
might be established.
As Is, the road will be great con-
/ venience to people gong to or from st.
Clsirsyille, and some trade will grsvltate
from it to this city. Those people OF st.
Clalrsvlile who have built it are entitled
to great credit for their pluck and energy.
They went about it so quietly that very
many people IN our own county even 90
not know such road is being built, now
that it is about completed. Especial
credit is due Mr. Isaac Fl, Patterson, VINO
to great extent, has neglected his
own business for a year past
and who drew literally upon
his own purse to start the en-
terprse, when there was no certainty OF
success, and, in TACT, when many persons
were disposed to laugh at the PROJECT. IL
is about completed, and ere many weeks
the good people of St. Clairsvllle who Tor
twenty years have heard the whistle OF
the iron horse five miles away, $50 near,
and vet so far" will wake upito lind
him paving at their doors, hitched to
elegant and comfortable coaches, ready
to whirl them down the valley
The cars were taken up this morning,
and q force of men is now engaged I'M
loading them and putting them upon the
track.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
and stationary.
The Express departed yesterday on
time for Parkersburg.
The Hornbrook Will leave for Pitts
burgh to-day.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last night, and will return to-day.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The O'Nesl and Telegram made their
regular trips yesterday.
The river at this point is still filled
with floating ice, and navigation, of
course, is greatly impeded in conse-
quence.
The ID. Z. Lane in coming out of
kanswhs last Friday, with heavy tow
of coal, sunk one Of her bargcs on Red
House Shoals.
The Nirgie Lee will take al excursion
from Charleston up the river, next week.
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 8.-River 3
feet and stationary. Weather clear and
cold.
CAIRO, December s.-Arrived-Dick
Fulton, Pittsburgh; Ed Hobbs, Wheel
ing. River feet inches and falling.
Light snow accompanied by heavy WIND !;
mercury Is deg.
LOUISVILLE, December 8.-River fall
ing with 9 feet IN the canal. Down
Thompson Dean, New Orleans. Up
Shinkle, Cincinnati. Showing.
CISCINKATI, December s.--River 10
feet 3 inches. Westher turned suddenly
colder about five P. ", with Il binding
snow squsll, and is now cloudy and cold.
Arrlved-Nirgie Lee, Kanawha river;
Alex. Kendall, Evansville; Trout, White
river Departed-Andes. Wheeling;
Barnard, Pittsburgh to St. Louis passed
down and Raven, 81. LOUIS 10 Pittsburgh
passed up.
EVANSVILLE, December S.-Weather
clear till noon, and then cloudy with
driving snow and fierce northwest wind.
Mercury 80 TO 40 deg. River s $40
feet and falling. Down-Chas. Morgan,
Cincinnati TO New Orleans; Maggie
Smith, Henderson and return. Little
business.
ST, LOUIS, December S.-Arrived-
none. Departed. Geo. Kenney, Vicks-
burg. No ice running, the h4rbor being
gorged above the mouth OF the Illinois
river, the latter stream is closed from the
mouth TO the head of the waters of the
Missouri which is also, ice bound FROM
mouth up. The gorge st Cheste. has
broken away and the river is open.
CAIRO, December s.-The Weather
turned suddenly cold this morning. and
swow fell for an hour or two. The mer-
curry is sinking fast with strong wind
from the Northwest, and shore ice will
make rapidly tonight.
MEMPHIS, December s.-River 6 feet
inch and falling. Wind blowing 3
stiff gale from the west; mercury So
ArrIyed-Gof, Cincinnati; Hawk, Ohio
river; Maude, Cairo: Garland, Arkansas
river. Departed-Grand Tower. Bee
and bsrges, St. Loms; Golden Rule, Gin
,innsti
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PERSONALITIES Mrs. Col. VIM. Ross,
of Sedalia, Missouri, formerly OF Bridge
port, Ohio. is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. J Ii. Lame, the gentleman y agent
of Emersons California Ministries, who
perform here next week, gave us call
yesterday in the interest of his company.
Among the arrivals at the Mcclure
House yesterday and last night were
MessTs. j. D. Ewing Of Moundsvllle. W.
IL. Mccartney. j . +. Wesncr and ". b.
Kelly of New York, Z. j Cady, Henry
KaIish and NJ J.. Henry and wife OF
CINCINNATI.
Mr.,,Will Hcdrick is confined to his
room by illness.
Henry 5. Murdoch, one Oh the actors
burned to death in the Brooklyn Theatre,
is said to have been formerly resident
of this city, under the name OF Harry ;.
Hitchcock but which was changed to
Murdoch on his adopting the stage as
profession.
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ANOTHER NUISANCE.-We were IN
formed by gentleman, yesterday even
ing. that the street hose boxes on the
pavement on Chspllne street. near the
Capitol building, had been left in such q
condition as to project several inches
above ground, such projection being
caused by the grade made in Chspllne
street some time since. Night before last
a lady was thrown violently to the ground
by stumbling on one Of the boxes, and
was considerably bruised, though not
seriously injured The attention of the
Street Commissioner is called TO this
fact. that steps may be taken to abate the
nuisance before some one stumbles over
one of them and breaks limb or receives
other injuries, and suit for damages IL
brought against the city.
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OpsEQUIEs.-The obsequies over inc
remains of the late W. ii. fancy, one IL
the proorietors OF this paper, took place
Yesterday under the auspices OF the
Knights Templar, of which body ne vas
An honored member. A large number
OF friends assembled ct his late residence
to take last look at the remains OF him
they had so well known and so much be-
loved while on earth, and the street IN
from: Of the building was crowded. The
funeral train was headed by hrameF's
band. followed by the Knights Temp!arr,
forty two in number, after which
came the hearse and pail-bearers,
Messrs. B. W. Peterson w. b. Fisher,
G.. +. Mcndcl, Fred Huseman, +. !.
Jepson, John W. Watcrhouse, Albert
Harden and Selby Jones, and a number
of vehicles. At the head Of the coffin
was placed handsome floral offering,
the gitt of Messrs. b. W. Peterson and
w. b. Fisher, consisting Of crown,
surmountcd by a cross. The remains
were inferred at Greenwood Cemetery,
the Rev. J. G. Armstrong performing
the last sad rides with the solemn and
impressive ceremonies of the Masonic
fraternity.
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InyiSorate. and BE Healthy.

The source OF nine-tenths Of the bodily
ills Of mankind is deficiency OF vital
power. No portion Of the physical
machinery can efficiently perform It's
allotted duty il here is Insufficient
force In the system. Iuvigoratc, therefore,
in order to regain health. For the restora-
ton OF lost vitality, Hostetter's Stomach
Btters are the best tonic that can be
selected. since they not only impart fresh
vig1r into the GebiIitated system, but
overcome disorders OF the stomach, liver
and bowels which Interfere with complete
assimilation Of the food, and thus per.
petuate weakness. The Bitters likewise
cure and prevent malarious lcvers,r medy
facilitating urinary troubles, and elImi-
nate from the blood through the kidneys
ihe Impurities which originate govt,
rheumatism and dropsy. Appetite, dIges-
ton, sleep-ln short, every essential con-
dit.on Of health are promoted by their use.
49,. - - .-.zss-Ez-ralas
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The Dollar store Driven
Away by Neuhausen's Toy
Bazaar, 1921 Market st. Our
prices suit the present time.
Let poor children be happy,
too. Undressed Dolls from I5C
upwards, Papa Mama Dolls
$3.50 each, Wax Dolls, Is
inches in length Csc. Over
one million IF articles on ex-
hibiti0n.
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A CANARD.-Last evening the report
was current on the streets that the. Bell
aire mills were on fire, and considerable
excitement was caused thereby, which
increased as the report gained circus-
ton. A telegram to Bellsire, however,
ELECTED the fact that the rumor was I'M
founded and set at rest all doubts regard
ing the matter. We were informed that
the report originated from some one who
had noticed the reflection of burning
brush heap on the hill, and thinking tLat
the mill was on fire, made Il statement
ID that effect on the streets.
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You want TO see to-morrow's Leader

For THE UPPER OHIo-The steamer
Robert Mitchell, from New Orleans, has
the following freight for this end of the
river: For BelIalre. ; hogshesds of
sugar; for Wheeling, IA hogsheads Of
sugar, 20 barrels OF molasses, 100 rice; for
Wellsville, 10 barrels of molasses; tor
Steubenville, 8 hogshesds of sugar, lO6
barrels of molssses, 10 barrels Of sugar;
for Pittsburgh, "A hogshesds of sugar
s52 barrels OF molasses, 81 barrels of rice.
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are stilI the most thorough and search
inc cathartic medicine that can DC
employed: cleansing the stomach ana
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote VIZ
urous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known FOR
more than quarter of century, ana
have obtained a worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dl>.
pased action in the several aSSimlIa-
tive organs of the body, and are 50
composed that distractions Wlthlh
their range can rarely withstand or
cyade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable ana dahS'E-
Gus diseases that have batiled the Dc>'
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best phySic Tor
children. BY their apcricnt action
they grippe much less than the common
purgatives, and never give pain whch
the bowels are not intiamcd. lhey
reach the vital fountains Of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
all climates, containing neither
.alomel nor any deleterious drug,
hcsc Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can ARISE
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER &. CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and analytical Chemists.
NV III. nRuGGIsTs EvKRYWmERK
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FOR SALE.

WV HAVE TWO VERY Nor
w story brick tenement bos.tNy
Twenty fitth street, Tor sale. TssSa G
nearly neg ana ld In excellent repair. "a ~
both have good cellars. ANY ~. Al
string cheap dwelling house Vel - es,
asd upon reasonable terms, will ~ Als
"a call. For full particulars ann. sc.
undersigned az their Office, No. liS ~ :,
line street, Wheeling, W. Va, 'A.I'
CRACRAFT 4 COLI
aprl5h Attoyr
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READ the Leader tomorrow.

ERROR DIsCovERED.-An error wss
discovered by the Governor in the vote
cast for Ward II. Lsmon, as an elector
for President and Vice President of the
United States, as stated in the order OF
the 9Th inst, and the proclamation issued
of the same date. The vote should have
been 400 votes, and not $50 as therein
stated
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REQUIsITIoN IssUED.-The Governor
yesterday issued requisition upon the
Governor of Pennsylvania for the appre-
hension and delivery OF Peter Mazony,
who stands charged by affidavit made by
John Dick, of Ohio county, with the
crime of grand larceny, committed by
him in said county, and having fed from
the Justice of this State to the State Of
Pennsylvania. The Governor has APP
pointed Robert Junkins of this city, as
agent on the part OF the State to receive
the said Peter Mazony from the execu-
tive authorities of the state of Pen syl-
vspIa, and convey him to this county,
here to be dealt with according to law.
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FOR SALE

CQUAREIsIN THECITY OF WHY
y ing, bounded by Jacob, Water -.
rirst ana Forty seco"d streets, knov..
the samuel Ott property, coutalnips,t .
three 49, acres. one large mansion r.
brick tenement and stable ON m.
perty. Street cars pass the properly
terms, &C., apply 10 u.
ANDERSON &PAul
iyl1 lAl Mark, s.,
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SAr.5

OF ONE or THE FINEST FARMS ~
NN, shSGl 0f fT a aS;o,r as the tSaes
containing one hundred aud thi,,pA!
acres, more or less will be Offered f0s'
on same day OF public sale OF ns O' ~
property, Nov. - at ? o'clock y VA
terms, DC, apply on the premis.s iG
]. e. HERNEY, Auctioneer ana ~
tate Agent, No. laos Market street ~
ing, W. Va. '1ee''
no9i GEO. c, MCCOIIn.,,
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTTNG.-Wm, Nc
Jilton, accldently shot himself day before
yesterday, at the store OF John Healy u
Sons, at Benwood. McJIlton was care
lessly handling a pistol when the weapon
WAS accidentally discharged, the ball
lodging in the palm of the hand. DR.;
Ford was called in and rendered medical
nj
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THUMB MASHED. Mr.. Luke Fitz-
patrick, foreman ofthe Benwood mills,
met with painful accident at Ben
wood, THURSDAY, while engaged IN put
ting up large grindstone, weighing two
tons. The stone slipping lell upon
Fitzpatrlck's thumb, crushing it badly
and breaking the bone at the second joint
DR., Ford dressed the wound.
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CARRYING a BTLLY.-Squire Gillespy
Yesterday issued warrant for George
Marshall, at the instance of Henry Mil
Ter, charging him with assault and car
rying a billy. The examination OF the
case will be had this afternoon. Marshall
and Miller both hail from Fulton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-09
Panic HOuunRntn.

LoNp3N. December "A Reuters
telegram from Buruaresg says tnat a
panic has seized the population Of
Roamanla, especially in the towns on the
Danube. Many families have fled fear
ing immediate invasion by the Turks.
The newspaper RomaHuei is publishing
leading articles tending to calm the
pubic mind. 1t declares that the fears
of Turkish Invasion are uniUuGded, as
the best relations exist between ROuma-
mia and Turkey.