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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED op Tpr.r
I'D made by Charles Rempe 10 the ma =
signed trustee, dated the III day of luS".,
4. d., 1876, and recorded among the mn
land records of ohio counIy, W,,i A..
ginia, In decd OF trust book No. n. n.,.
Il, Will, ON saturday. the ora d.,
september. 4. D.. 1870, comInrnrIn,'' " y
~ o'clock A. M, nj No. 2llb Main stree, :,
the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia A.,
ceed 10 sell To the highest and b-.t II
der, the following Described properly a.,
IL Ia say, 2oS boxes OF fine can ICES. a In
fireworks, Il dozen Of prize package 10.
lbs OF ngs, - boxes OF chewing yum. t1ul
al chocolate, ~ lbs OF cocoa paste, hr,r.
ing stoves, | cooking stove aud ut.n,~,
I copper candy kettles, one CANDY dr.r
machine with three sets ofrollrrs, onrr.p,
drop cutter, one kossuth aud braid ma.
chine, one household cutler, two ktS, ,ui
tets, three marble slabs two sleeves an,
small seiNe, two candy furnaces, one
cPndy bench, one cocoa nut cutter ON,
syrup eau, "A lot Of essence nayon, acid
cream Oi tarter, coloring, salt Iutar AMI
other articles such IN used In manuiaituf.
Ing candles and sugar toys, a lot of pIa,.,
mouids, Two show cases. one Iane" Sr.If
TWO COULTER scales, two bpdS'radS AMI
bedding, one crib, one naIl dfawrr o.,
bureau, one wardrobe, :, dozen cant "a.
chairs, ~ dozen common chairs ON. CA.
pet, one Dreak fist table, one kitChentalIf
four large pictures, one look ny glaN, u4,
card table. fivr ice cream tales, one ri.
apparatus with all fixtures OelOngIut
thereto, two copper fountains, one Wagnr
one child's buggy, one coal bucket, II uuI
Ol 10 cove oysters. 10 dozen uf2 ID cu,r
oysters. ~ bushrl of ShrIIrd almond.
lbs OF filbcrts, ~ lbs al waluuls. p 10, Of
pecans. 2b lbs Of fringrd and common kl,,
papers, 700 fine al. aTs, Mn dozen ~ tSo
gal on candy jars, ~ glass bowls. thrr,.
gross of empty syrup bottles, one qupIiT
Dbl molasscs, one writing desk, iv0
drawer cases, ~ lbs cotton iwlnr. ,ur
rocking chair, three bushels NJ peanut
one bw hel of shelled peanuts, two Wa,l
tubs and boards
TERMS Oh "a LIZ Cash lOraII suns lss
than $50: sixty days credit wlll DE- giNf
for sums over so, the purchaser giNIuS
note with approved security.
CHRISTI ~ HrlSS, Truslr.,
CALwELL a CALDWELL, At'ys. spill
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Tne Mi.direction of the Bile.

The misdirection of the bile. conse-
quence which enSues when the liver is i'll
active and the bowels torpid, produces n
number of bodily evils. The blood be-
comes contaminated with the bilious
fluid, causing the skin and the whites OF
the eyes to assume yellowish tinge;
dyspepsia and nausea superVene, the
tongue becomes turred, the breath lttid,
there are pains in the side and between
the shoulder blades, the urine is high
colored and scalding. and in aggravated
cases jaundice and Inflammation OF the
liver ensue. All these consequences
may be prevented OF obviated by using
Hostitter's Stomach Bitters, a vegetable
Alternative tonic which stimulates the in
active liver 10 exert itself in secreting and
directing the bile, acts naturally upon the
bowels and removes every trace of indi-
pestiOn,
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List, Davenport & Parks.
~ Q II Q Il.

A \ ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT
- the usual places of voting in Ohio
county, on the Second Tuesday of October,
eighteen hundred and Seventy-siN. to
wit: On the tenth day thereof (it being
the day OF the general election) for the
purpose OF choosing n Judge of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, to fill the va
csncy caused by the death OF James PAUL
which vacancy was tempo arily flled by
the appointment Of Thomas {. Green.
GEO. X. TlSGLE, s. .. &.
SEPTEMBER /, 1876. sep2i
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Roney's Point Meeting.

Editors OF the Register:
DEAR SIRs:-Our meeting on Saturday
evening, September 9th, for the purpose
of organizing a Tilden and Hendricks
club. was we'll attended and successful n
every particular. Messrs. Mckenna, Of
Wheeling, and w. Scott, OF Ciarksburg,
formerly of your city, addressed the
meeting, they having kindly volunteered
to render us their assistance in etfceting
a thorough organization, and much praise
is due them. The blowing officers were
elected: President, James Creighton,
Esq; Vice Presidents, Alexander Higgs,
Edward Mcconnell, Jas. Burrows, Aug.
Heimberger and John White; Treasurer,
John A. Castor; Secretaries, w. A.
Heimberger, Joseph Burrows and Clar-
eace Seabright. We enrolled about
thirty-fve names, and shall endeavor to
make it fifty by the next night Of meet
ing, on Friday, September 10Th, 1876.
Prospects are good and We shall in few
weeks have first class club.
Yours respectfully, III.
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DeclinatiOn.
Editors of the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
Upon my return home few days
since from tour outside the state, l was
somewhat surprised to be informed by .
gentleman that my name had been
published on the Peter Cooper ticket for
the office of state school surperintend-
ent. AS this matter was till then I'M
known to me feel at liberty to respec-
lively decline the honor. In this con-
nection allow me to express regret
that the office of general school superln-
tendent which all will agree has nothing
to do with the elements that influence
political parties, and which, above all
Others, looks to the liberal culture, men,
tai capacities and school experience of
its incumbent is by law necessarily asSo-
ciated with the political offices OF the
state. 1t seems to me that it could not
fail TO be more promotive ofthe best in
terests of our educational system every
way If the State Superintendent were
elected at the August elections, when
other school officers of the state are
chosen. Respectfully,
}. G. BLAIR.
FGirDlOut Sent 9, 1876
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

1T having been reported of HENRY
CLAY DEAN that he was about 10 declare
for HAYES, he Indignantly tones the
scandal in q letter to friend ., 'haritOn.
The closing paragraph Of biz communal
cation is certainly explicit enough {" con-
vey an understanding of his mcaring:
"Whenever you hear of a muly cow
climbing up a honey-locust tree tail
foremost, and calving in crows nest
then you may calculate that | will vote
for HAYES, not till then"
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY SiCE Two
w story brick tenement houses 80
Twenty fiftb street, Tor sale. They Ar
nearly new and In excellent repair fi'l
contains four rooms and "A Kitchen, aud
both have good cellars. Any ptrson de-
string cheap dwelling hOur well located,
and upon reasonable terms, will do sell
10 call. For full particulars apply Ia Ne
undersigned nj their ONCE, No. 10 Chap
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CKACRAFT q COLI,
aprl5h Attorneys
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West Wheeling Property

LDR SALE. | WILL SILL At PRI.
L. waite sale, at low figure, one lious'
and Lot In " est wheeling, nj the lrad 81
the Jerry landing. Terms reasonable.
PHIL. MEDERI,
ag4b 1857 Mar. 1T Square.
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FOR SALsB.

CQUARE IN THE CITY or wHEklr
- ing, bounded by Jacob, Water, Forty
first and Forty secOrd streets, sno"n
the Samuel OF property, coniainihgaD'
three 90 acres. One large mansion hons
brick tenement and stable 90 III" pr
perty. Street cars pass the property ,"
terms, Sc, apply 10
ALDERSON& PAUL.
Iyl7 IlJ Market Strst
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TIA r EEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. 1t will be sent TO any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to cluu agents and to subscribers.
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VERMONT doesn't hold up well for thu
Republicans. The official returns from
the entire State foot up 65,643 votes cast
and the Republican majority has beer
whitfield down to 1850, being loss
ON the majority of 1872 of nearly 1000
The largest vote ever cast in previou:
wears was in September, 1872, when the
aggregate was 5S,GS9, or 1854 less than
the poll of Tuesday last. Such an in
crease of the whole vote in a state
where the Republicans are more
than two to one, should have increased
the Republican majority thirty three pei
cent, of the aggregate increase of the
poll, or over 1000, but, instead of in
crcusing, it is diminished nearly 1000
The same percentage of Democratic
gains would give Tilden every debatable
State by large msjorties. IL is specially
gratifying and should be whole.
some almonition TO orators who
forget that the people are
intelligent and mean to vote unusually
inteaigently this year, that in ST. Al
bans. where Mr.. WHEELER made his
foolish bloody shirt speech, the Repub-
lean vote fell oil from 99l TO TAT, while
the Democratic vote increased from 253
toiS7. At that rate it wouldn't take
many speeches from the Republican can
didate for Vice President in the more
populous centres of the country to pre-
vent HAYES and WHEELER from
carrying any one of the leading States.
BY and by the politicians will get to
understand that this isn't the year for
winning elections by insulting the intel
ligence and hooking the distress of the
people by inhammstory appeals to the
preiudices and hatreds OF the past. Yer
mont says so, and when Vermont so
speaks, it's safe to expect the other States
to do likewise.
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Valuable Real Estate FIR S,Io

ptlNG DESlRoUS of law
ID town offer the following pronsr,, ,s W
sale, described a. follows: Lot No H. IVY
square one, situated ON the corner q, A 70
ket and Thirty-third streets, The 49, Sii,
has two buildings thereon. conrSiHtio
three rooms each. Also one bricl S'1I
ing containing three rooms, sltusisJ .,
the corner OF rhirty-third street s%% w 90
b, in the Eighth ward. Terms reasonspIl
Apply 10 u. j. MclORNITvt
iy.Nh
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15

already renowned for provocative activity and
energy have sprung up, as if by magic, on the
previously bare and desolate wastes Of Amer
ica's western slope, or. the eastern shores OF
Australia, and on the rich plains of New Yea
land, where only a generation ago the dreaded
authropophagi were the sole representatives OF
humanity These have grown and developed
with unprecedented rapidity, showing an in
herent power and vigor in the race which has
absolutely no precedent in the worlds history.
1t would be absurd to expect that this growth
will now cease,-that the tree has reached
its full size On the contrary, there is every
reason to believe that it will go on with &C
CELEBRATED speed, and that the commerce of
these states in conjunction with that of the
great Western nations, which have, but yes
terday as it were, awakened from the somno-
lence of ages, and of the Republics which lie
along the shores of the continent to the east
ward, will increase year by year until the face
of this ocean is whitened with the sails of
richly laden argosies. Much of this com
merce must pass by our doors. We are
situated on the great highway of nations
We could not avoid if we would becoming
the caravansary for the world. We must
perforce keep open house and play the role of
"mine host" for the throngs which will come
from every point of the compass. We will,
in the near future, become the midocean sta
ton for the telegrr PHI cables which from this
"hub i" will radiate north and south and east
and west, and the fleets deeply laden with the
wealth of the world, as they move to and fro
must make Honolulu a port of call. Here
they will stop to report progress, or to re-
ceive orders.
1t is apparent that our present system of
government is not all that might be desired;
neither is the present administration compe-
tent, Judging from its past, to take the initia-
tive in those broad and comprehensive mea-
sures which the crisis demands. But,
although an able government here, with bold,
clear-sighted and inventive statesman at its
head, would be an invaluable adjunct and
assistant in the onward march of reform, still
the reforms will go on without it, slower, per-
haps, but none the less surely; aud so surely
as government or administration becomes too
great clog to progress, will they be ruthless
ly crushed beneath the wheels of its car.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15


There has been a great deal of disappoint-
ment and dissatisfaction felt and expressed
since the treaty of reciprocity has gone into
force, because it has had no immediate, and,
SO to speak, miraculous effect upon business
and trade in the country. To judge from the
way many people talk, those of weak faith,-
it would appear that because it has not in
stantly converted our silver into gold, our
Celestial friends into sturdy yeomanry of
Anglo-Saxon stock,-our picayune tradesmen
into Astors and Stewards, it is a failure.
Fiel upon such weakness, say we. Let us
not expect to see miracles, but let US look
ahead with calmness, with sagacity, with
common sense. We are upon the dawn of a
revolution such as Hawaii has never ex-
perienced, such as the widest Imagination
has never adequately pictured for her future,
andit is proper that we should be prepared
for it. 1t is obvious to all who study the
signs of the times that there is destined to
arise upon the shores of the Pacific Ocean and
Its myriads Of fertile islands, Empires such as
the world has never seen, nor the heart Of
man conceived. The "star of Empire" has
for the last generation steadily been taking
its westward way, and there is every proba-
bility that the vision Of Macauley, of the New
zealander. sketching the ruins of St. Paul's
Cathedral while sitting upon broken arch of
London Bridge, may be more speedily fulfilled
than even its author had any idea Of. Within
the memory of the youngest among us, vast
and popnlons states, teeming with life, and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15

the arms then gradually raised before. These
movements are to be repeated steadily and deli
berately at a rate corresponding nearly as posi-
BILE with the natural pratious and kept up with
out intermission until the patient is able to breathe
without assistance. A prompt, faithful and per-
sistent use of the means above indicated may be
depended upon TO restore any drowned person who
is not entirely beyond help, and in the result Of
failure the satisfaction will remain of-having done
everything which could be done to that end.
CHARLES T. RODGERS, ". D.
. Honolulu Nov Il 1916
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
PUBLIC NOTICE:
TENDERS WANTED
Inter-ISIand Steam-COmnuniGatiOn


] TWNHE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR Is
IL prepared 70 receive tenders for carrying the HA
gaian fnfer sland Mails keeping up Regular Steam
Communication between the Hawaiian Islands In accord
with An Act approved on the Ist day Of September
4 4. y. 1876.
The steamer must be not less than Hundred 900
Tons Hawaiian Measurement substantial well found.
and must rate a At Ioyds, equal class she must
q speed Of than Nine (g) Knots per hour AT
the proper pressure on the Boilers and the regular
speed c Engines and must BE- ready 70 commence her
nrst Inter Isanu Trip than January st, las.
me subsidy viii connt and be paid rnouthy from tue
Of the rs month In which She may have performed her
ihe sf steamer must maxi, not less than two % Trips
from Honolulu around The Island OF Hawaii,
touching usual Ports and back TO Honolulu; one
Al ran each month 10 Hio or Kealakekua alternating,
and touching the usual Ports, and back TO Honolulu
and Trip each month around the Island OF Kauai
touching al the usual Ports,
respecting The proposed Steamer TO DO This work should
be specified IN the Tender.
IL two more Tenders appear TO His Majesty Govern
In other respects nearly equal and one or more
Tenders engage build the Vessel and Machinery in this
Kingdom, the latter viii have the preference
The parties who may obtain the Contract viii be allowed
import free 81 duty All Materials required for the con-
strucon and Of the vessels employed in the service
and they VIII also he entitled to al the hghs fIiVeges
aud Immuntes now secured 70 Foreign steam LINES by
Act approved the the LIST day of August 1874, en-
utied " An Act TO Encourage Steam Navigation with
The RATES OF Freight and Passage must not exceed the
usual and regular rates heretofore charged by the Steamer
KILAUEA-especially for beck Passages
An Tenders be this onice or before
THURSDAY, the ed day Of November, A. D. 1916 and
NO Tenders asking for Twelve Hundred and Fifty
Dollars st250 month for longer time than Ten
(iO) Years be received.
The Minister OF the Interior does bind himself to
the lowest Tender and satisfactory Bonds
will he required from the contracting parties for the due
performance OF the Contracts. W. l. M0EHONUA,
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior oniee, Honolulu Oahu, Oct sth. ls76.
TUE following persons been this day duly appoint
ed Agents Grant Marriage Licenses viz:
X. Kona Hawaii.
O. W. kAuw enaoie-.--....l4anai
W l. MoEHoNUl, Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office. Oct. &C. 1876
Is accordance with the provisions OF Section 23l of the
Civil Code suitable be constructed and
apart Tor impounding OF estrnys for district Of
Huo Island Of Hawaii, place called Kaakepa, maka
of the Government road.
W. L. M)EHONUA, Minister OF Interior
Interior Department. October 2s, 1876
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Mr. EDiroR.-The attention Of the proper au-
thorities is drawn towards the nuisance caused by
some boys playing, entirely naked, up and down
the dredge near the long wharf, every evening be.
tween p m. and dark. As they have succeeded
in making this pleasant evening walk quite dis
gushing, we think it time that they should be taught
some better manners
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cnI.nr nr mn IIAWAIIar


- Islands In the matter o. the state q y Ashai
late q Honolulu decreased sc chambers Before ileu-
A. Frances Judd. Justice supreme Court Order % Notce
OF petition for allowance Of accuu1ts dscharge and lna
distribution Of property.
on reading and dlng the petition and accounts % r.
Eaha J. Moanauii exccuirix and exccuiur. of ms M
OF J. Kahai atan Honoiuu. deceased wherein tlfF
tobe allowed 5000 OIL and charge themselves ain i,
and that the mny be examined and srrrgFed,
aud that a hua mas dstrIhutou % he
property remaining their hands 90 The persous ihrre
entitled and dchnFVing them and their sureucs fun az
further responsibility as such executors
II Is ordered that TUESDAY the ith dEv % uECflf-
BIER. u. IS5G ten O'Clock A. ". before ila sd
Justice. chambers IN the Court House. iluunuu. b.
and the hereby Is appointed the tme and rics
for hearing said petition and accounts and that ai persons
Interested may then and there appear and Sow ra u
any they have, why the sloui not BE- rantf and
may present evidence whu entitled . ~ s-i
property And that this order. IN the Hawaiian and E1E-
ish languages be- published In TIE Hawaiian treiir ani
KuoSoa, newspapers printed asd published la Hcnolsln.
three successive weeks previous 20 he time therein
appointed for said hearing.
Daiedat nonolulu, H., TITS "a day % November A.
d. fS7c. A. FRANCS JUDD.
Attest Justice % the suprrmr Court.
JNo. L. BAnSkHD. Clerk % ne Supreme coare
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LEGAL NOTICES.


I'm THE SUPREME GDEttE 81 AlaE Ha-
An sIsiands OF the Oclooer Tern. A. .. ls-s
An Nee. Lhciant Reueka, ~ Eoelee. La &C.
divorce Thursday the 18Th day o. octufer. 1875
In the above entitled bel for divorce. aitsr l hslr.
ing Of fhe testimony By the court III ordered ilt asrrt
IN divorce from the bonds % mairmeny b. catered
vor of the sail An Nee. for the causc e ihe nufery
Of slid Reueka 30 be made absolute -er ne rau
plance WIKI the terms thereof units scent eau ~
pear 10 the Contrary
OF this order Hawaiian lil1etfr and hurAt4
papers for successive weeks the first punlo Or 10
shln one month from the date e. this orer. iai az per-
s,ns In rested may within SIX months sl1s clre any
sail decree should De made absolute
By the Court JSo- - h.lSlnn. .ierE
Thereby ccrtfy thar the forrgoinE > trre an n1af
ropv Of the original decree in the above entitled
file N the Clerk once % me supreme toufs q
the HaWailar, Islands
As witness hand This son day o. October. A. d
1876 i6fSSu JNo. r. HtENsnn. Cierx-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGR ESS.
PUBLISHED AND EDITED by
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -.

THE anniversary of the birth of KING
KALAKAUA occurs tomorrow, November l6,
when he will be forty years old His Majesty
will hold a reception at the Palace, as per
notice in the official column, citizens being re-
ceived from II till p. IN. -Four of his royal
predecessors sought, during their reigns, for
treaty of commercial reciprocity with the
United States, but the honor of successfully
accomplishing it remained for His Majesty
under whose reign II is to be hoped that the
decrease of population may be checked, and
an impetus given to Hawaiian prosperity and
progress, which may make His reign memo
rable in Hawaiian history
THE New Zealand Parliament has adopted
the proposition to change the mail service
contract, so that the boats will not be re-
quired to go south to Port Chalmers, as at
present. The change in the schedule will
probably take place with the January boat,
which will leave Sydney january 10 for
Auckland, thence direct to Honolulu and San
Francisco, emitting the New Zealand coast
service and the stoppage at FIJI. The con-
tractors relinquish $3.50 per annum of
their subsidy, on account of this change of
route Under the new schedule the boats will
arrive at Honolulu, after January, one or two
days later in the week in which they are due
here, than now
THE European news received via Sydney
indicates that the Turkish troubles are APP
preaching a crisis, which will result either in
a speedy cessation of the war, or general
conflict among the European powers Russia
has proposed to Austria that they annex and
divide between them the territory now in in
surrection north Of the Balkan range Of noun
tains This includes Moldavia, wallaclia and
Bulgaria on the Black Sea, and Servia, Bosnia
and Herzegovina, to the west, or near the
Adriatic. By referring to map, it will be
seen that the six provinces are nearly equally
divided by central range of mountains, run
ming north and south, Austria to annex those
west of it, and Russia those east of it. The
religious sentiment of Europe will undoubtedly
approve of this plan, but the political scnti-
ment biased by international jealousies, will
oppose it, and may lead to cpel war. There
is strong feeling in Europe, which is con-
stantly gaining strength, that the Turks ought
to be banished from Europe, and this will be
the ultimate result
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15
HIDES, SKINS, TALLow.

VHVHE BSDERsIGSED CONTINUE TO PAY
Il the highest market price for Dry Hides Goat Skins
--' s h'siGn C. BREWER co.
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Nh Eahert Lshman has been this day appointed Road
errerscr q the Island q Oahu IN place Of Capt G. II
Lass AID be has also been Appo Water Supervisor
M19 ucrk OF the HonDlulu Mnrketln place of Capt 81.
S. EcElz1d WI MoEHoSuA,
Minister OF the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-15

THuriay he ION ng q November, being the birthday
ur is Nsiessy ne King wiz be observed as National
Eeiavs Goverurntut uces viii be closed on that dav
strcuEhout ne Kincdotn- W. L. MOEHONUA,
Tusclur oce NV. . 1875 snEster OF the Interior.