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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

How An EARLY SETTLER ATTENDED A
WEDDING. "A Scraps IF Jnaorttten lis
foFy- The .arly history of Cooper county
IL tull If interest and Romance. Abuut he
year 1920 there were but few families fiy-
ing on the south side Of tue river. The
most prominent weIe by the name of Cole,
Who had a fut about two miles below
Bonneville, into whic., they retreateti when
in danger from Indians. Such a thing MS a
wedding was a rare occurrence, as the pop
ulation was very scattered, and it WAS in-
convenient tn assemble, as people lived SO
far from each other. About this time the
Cole family was invited To attend "A wed
ding in Co,per's Bottom, over the river, in
Howard county. and about eight miles off.
The elder Cole, his wife aud all Of the chill
dren, except a boy named Sam. about six
teen yeais old, got ready to attend the
wsdding and for that purpose all the cothes
belonging to the family we're brought into
rcquisiion. They started. early in the
evening, as they had To travel "a consider
able distance and cross the Missouri river,
and left Sam, hy himself Mt f,iue To
wards evening lie commenced - mnse
the subject Of the "edditf,-ahd bis cutfosi-
ty b"came intensely excited to witness the
event. But there was no horse to ride, the
river was To cross, and it WAS too late to
cross 10y the ferry. Besides all the clothes
were gone (it Was i'll the summer) and
Sam = only garment was u tow shirt. For
tunatcly just as iie Kun going down
Sam espied his fathers pet bull slowly
making h,s way M; to the font, and the idea
occurred IL hlm, that here WAS way To
get to the Wedding. He Immediately i'm
pruvised bride "f hickory ia, K, put it nn
the bull, mounted him aud started Just as
he was. He got IT, the iIver just at daik,
went ABOUT thee huudred yal DIS above tie
ferry landing, aud toldly urged his trusty
snugi river. He landed on the other side
at the usual place safe and sound, and as-
crnde,i the bauk and tonk up hi, liue nf
march to the wedding, got to the cabin III
time, anchored his bull opposite the open
door, where lie could see, LAID down ON the
time, ot a wedding. He laid o,f his bull
uhere he could see Al, that was, going un
aud not be Seen himself, till late in the
evening, when, he d, elm. d TO go into
the company, lie was slowed away ,ut IF
sight till morning, when he returned, with
the rest rf the family, home.
The hero Of this incident is sill living in
this county, enjoying green old age and
repu' auri,asSe,i hy none Of the many
prosperous f;li uers of this county. ard no
man sta'lds higher in ilie estimation of his
fellow Citizens than Captain Sam Cole
BOonaiilesddaert
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14
Mthotdre Gnrsien ama a,
sn the Roufh AeAa,

by means Of the microso,
variety Of organisms haze
covered in the oral cavity s,oa oa !,
thriving on the upper and O's Wv
face Of the tongue, on tho ta aa''
or the lips. ON the inner .;, SAs
checks, on the gums and ,.I G q !;
throat, and in the asopharn. s
i:'r as the upperopenine offbe.
Some of these mmu:e f,,,n- ~ -
the accompanilnents of ,Iisa y ''
White Plant (Cidium ,ll;,
example, occurs most fr..o,...,
mouths OF the persous VII, ..
habit of breathing imlure en-,
Ing unwholrsomc fonG o.
and vig"r have been in,.r..n.,
previous gastric or int.si;..I
A plant known as Cryp,, t... .'
rise, AMI composed of ,.r,.;
or oval cells. is also fnrpain.
fur of the tongue of r.rs,,,s w.
undrrtvP!lus. and in the ora,
of those who have suffer- n.
organic disease. But N. is
IS to lie m't with al~n IN tide m
people in moderately good ba-l ls
growth is encuul: ged ly ibs =.
of malt liquors. Let tb,sa -,
that "a quart "f ale is Il dish r,-.
take note of it \ sort of Il,..
I.cptothrix bHccilis is f,u.1
mouths, AMI it is imnss,,lla ...
to eradicate 1t, or /" prtvynt H.
npinent. 1t consists of >l..n1..
ureless fihres Of variuu, l..r..,
end IL free; the Other i n-s.,,.i
projects from ine gr,r.u,.-
though Il limited numhrr ,f,l...
always fpatimg in tie srcrrli.
taciied from anv sut,st.n,,.
slender hairs are met with sr
singlv, sometimes in hm.,b.
multiply with great rspi.srr
scarcely ANY portion of Tie m
ire" from them Along vi.
forms Of life We must a~,,..g,
are known a. mnna,iS or. - u7-
calls them. plastic particles
aiists are divided pu tie smile.
whether these should be grrsfIi
independent iiviHI Things n5 t..-l
grade, having ah ia iiyi.lla,l.,a
own. or whether they shall
looked upon ~ dey, lopm,nja.
of som hiEier prg uli~In, e..r
mdl ur vegetable - Tie, Wen
scrib,d hy Leuwenkack abm
hundred wears ago. Writing
he tells of his liking a 1T le,h-,
stance which lie had note
spite of all his wI-h;H., and "a.
ant bruS!ting-tu collect h. VI
teeth. AMI mixing it with raaas r
a drop of the liquid no larry Cd
grain of sand he saw tlious nd,
m1icrf4. hey reminded hluO.
or flies sporting in t.e air
darte'l about iikr jrck-f Il. o.hea
Il whirling motion. We miri, 4
mention the narsm ci... an uIss
of the oral ca,i y uH,iouh ely
ing 10 the animal kingdom o
genus of iufIlS,t-;s ai,pp1 Fifteen Il
ties have been described hea
Others. too, which want ol srqt
petS uS to pass over. cHr en-
been served il the reader hq> h.
to see that "a, the purpose of bfs
aul zpnlngiCal observation nr a-
hurry awsv to the ficl!s. we hW
to open our IN nDuths.-CGSssLTs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

A SIMPLE RULE-llere J Z.
which will enable every boat ~ n
the dav of the week ufon b
event fell a hundred yrais.E
forward two days from tax %"
week upon which the teh,5,.r ,=,
versarv falls. Tnu-. tue 1t" n,
1915. will fall on TUESDAY ; ri NJ
July. l1Te. was Thursuai' I.,tt
tenniai anniversary OF thF rqer
Bunker Hill was celebrate" n
June II. 1875. The battle "1Y r.,
Saturday. June II, 40. sf
must not. however. he ne" ,Isr
in the eighteenth c'ninTN ,bs
1852. thst lerg the te. ; a
G. spge from the Cd t''' ~
Eng,aud aai bar Ce.-1.'-'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

He WAS young man in the prime of
life, aud he s,ealtiiiy approached the cor
ner of Il fashionable avenue at IL o'clock
p. NJ. Dec. 81. lie loaded his little shot
gun. and stood iricsolute; 1915 was oD
its last legs. The clock struck IL lie
gazed upon the firmiment in doubt.
Should lie shoot Il sidr or crack IL piece uf
crater ont of the poor old moon. Sudden
ly u window over The way was opened
aud fair young creature IN the flush of
youth let fly "a juvenile cracker up'n The
sidewalk. II gave two cracks end fiuffrd.
"rha''s not l'fi," said the young man.
''try is some msrr,' aud he shut his eyes
turned tire other w.y. and fired two shots
ai oic az the starry rings which, greeted
the new ar. S" 1875 WAS born, aud Two
young hearts wc,e made happy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

A CANARY THAT SINGS Home.
SWEET HONE Mr. Philip Wall. of
Phpnixville, besides being largely en-
gag ii in the cigar aud tobacco bust
ness ut that place. devotes much at
tention to- the rearing and training of
canary birds for sale He has one now
among his collection that sings very
swe-tly Home. Sweet Home" every
note of which is clear and distinct
Mr. Wall informs us that it required
considerable trouble to teach the bird
to sing the old and popular song, and
now it warbies nothing else His
mode OF instruction he informs us was
as follows: He placed the canary in
q room where it would not hear the
singing of other birds. suspended it's
cage from the ceiling. So that it would
see its reflection in = mirror, and be-
meath the latter placed a musical box
that was regulated to play no other
tune hut "Home. Sweet Home -
Hearing no other sounds but this. and
believing the music proceeded from the
bird it saw in the mirror. the Young
canary soon began to catch the notes.
and finally accomplished what its
owner bad been laboring to attain. that
of singing the song perfectly Mr..
Wall has been Offered and refused $50
for this canary POttSt0Wn Ledger.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

A NEW YEARS DIARy.-A large mum
bei of the young men of Delroit Will to day
purchase diaries fns 1876, and TO morrow
they will take up their pencils with fitm
deter minar ion in keep track at every day
i'll the year. Every young man should
keep diary. hen he is old and gray
his ,andciudieu Will fis;, it out ,t-t..c rst..9
bag and lind it h'ote valuaL Lio than gold or
SILVER. There h no set style of j,ttIug
down Thought aud events, but peiiaps it
may he ~el to give :lIe record of 1915 as
taken frou the pocket diary of an average
young man:
''Jnnuary Went to see my girl. Shall
leave of swearing, diInkiug, cuct,te, snIok-
iig- chewing. being out nights, betting,
going to tn. opera, aud shall try 10 save
fiJ,uuU ti:Is ye"r."
''January Went to see my girl. Lost
4 box ot cigars s"mew here"
February Won So betting on dog
fight. lhaI's the way Ia sc.nLp 'em. Am
t'ying E" get ai"ng on fifteen cigars per
day. Went to s.e my girl. She says |
shouldn't swrar.'
"Aprl 2O-Wsnt To see my gill. Moth
ing new
jul. 4-rhiS is the glorious Fourth"
'Sel't"mts'r w ent 20 s,e my gnl.'
November l1-GluIi iu;is weather. Went
t" See my k'ri."
"December l-This is the LIST Of Decem-
ber"
December 2J-This is Christmas"
''DeceniI,ur 81 fiiis is ilie last day of
the year. l na-t conmeucs. tC-mnirow t.,
save ,-y and break "tf my bad l,arIis.
Went Ia see my giil last night, aud made
her ha?p, 10, teiiing her hat | was going
to save $40, uUUtnext year. Il Detroit Free
Press.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14
'Decernber l-This is the LIST Of Decem-

CITY IN THE SEA.-A Kingston (Ja-
mtica) = ,rreSp mIsnt writes !: '-In the lat
iar eni Of the century, old Port II ,y.,l dis
appeared beneath the waves, in an ealth,
quake, leaving no other memorial behind
than these few patches of reefs. In calm
and clear evenings. when there is not
ripple on the CLASSY surface nf the sea. you
may look down into fifteen fathoms of
water, see submerged houses, ciIuIches.
and towers, with shark winning uui,ily
in and out "f the open windows Of their
brlfries. The work of centuries Was tes-
tr"yeG III "a fe~momenrs 10y one singh, cnn-
vul>ive iirob Of the thin film on which
man has lived and >pecuiatcd for ages
past. An American diving COMPANY, in
stiSat.d i'll their enterprise y tales of un
told wealth buiHd beneath the sea by this
sudden shock, rescued no treasures but the
big bell suspended still in the bell tower.
and donated the same to the museum of
the island, where it may have been seen,
with many puzzling inscriptions upon it
which nobody as yet las been able TO de-
cipher
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14
Cigars and Tobaccos.
LOON NELL To YOUR INDEnSTI\nI{GS
JOHN .. THSnsaS,
ESOOt and Shoe NsDEC,.

itiEHn|t'rsiVncd ~ Specffulll informs his mn.
n'rnh> ciiStnmcr~a Il the public generally
lnat Er - prepared to manufacture BOOTS ma
SitoE> ot any desired >iZ, piIaljtY rru,u n h.
nn'st French calf-Skin hnors to- the. ,.o,rSn.,
hroEahS. ~ IN" VERY REST MANNER. ON th,.
snpit"Sf notice. ana at Il moderate. prices ,,s
iik,' WORK can T." obtained anNw here
Those who have worn tSopS aud shoes ,n,f,.
the superior quality of INV work. oiI,.rs co.,
ci~liN w cohNihccd "f the fact il they will ONLY
". M, tiiaI- Try and he convinced.
heIuirinU oi Boots ana shoes ,rtandea
10 promptly tnd in II wnrkmaI.iiie manner
thankful Tor pi>' fav"rS feel confident th,t
my work and prices will cpm,u,. nj Ip,. tn . o.,
htancc andihcrcase of the same.
I'HN ID THOvAS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

when THE Cows CONE Home -
II my of our farmers have wasted
years of valuable time just because
they did not teach their cows to come
home at night. Any one who has
lived or Travelled in the country will
remember the familiar 'Co-bos, Co.
hos" of the farmers son or hired
man. as he cndeavors to- coax the
cows from the great pasture. We
have had little experience in this
matter, and well remember how many
times we have waded through the
brush ant bog looking for the cows.
AMI. bpv-like, we thought them dread
fully contrary animals: but we have
lived long enough Ia learn better and
now think that the b:ped was the
more contrary of the two. Bows. we
will t. ii Won a secret that viii save vCu
n g eat Il III Of trouble. and it is thi.
Every tim the cows are driven up at
night, or in the morning. give them
good lick of meal or bran. and our
word for il. tho COWS will alwavs he
on hand at milking time Besides
this they will give M are milk and for
get TO kick over the mix pail! even if
you do whistle little too loud.-Er.
ch0~9e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14
MILLINERY Il DRESS MAKING

The attention of the Ladies' Of Ebcus
nitry ana NIcin,ty * directed Ia the fnct thar
Mt'S H. Il. JDNES has just received an ms oj,.f.
o' new AMI faShit'Datt Millinery Goods a. her
f,"'utS IN the East Ward. Elt,.ushury Wcd1in,,
'"nfff~ Hats. ere. n speciality. IreSSnakiuv
pr"nrtIN ana neatly douc. The putronnu- al
III" i''ii's ~ rs-~pocrE,iiiy ,piit.f,oi q j,-i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

EsEu2C
l1A RG1AS ARE
HOUSE-fuRHISH'G STORE
/ IS THE PLACB TO BUY
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE,
IRON.
NAIL, GLASS, OILS, PAIN rs, &c.
ters.l GEO. HUNTlEY, Prop'r.
TARMERS AND OTHERS. il you in
~ tend io build a house or barn, "r other
for NAffi.s, CLASS. fAINrs. HAtDwARE,
sc. Money saved by buying for cash
TARMERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
~ examine the neatest little CHOPPlNG
Mill. cv"r int""duccd. II chops from 10 To l.
bushels "f rye. corn or n,:s per hour. BUY
ONE-IT COSTS ONLY s25
FARMERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
buy the BFsT CORN FODDER AND
STRAW CUTTER ever iii in this county.
Their coat more than saved in one year by cut
ting your feed with il.
TiiE Best SILVER PLATED WARE
IL in the market u: 25 per c.nt. less than
ciI ~ rrtnl prices. Sold tor cash
Is-Is '.5.-tfi HUNrLEY's
-ARMERS. GO TO HUNTLEY,S aud
.I.i buy ynnr HARVEST TOOLS. which
he sells (, HEAPER FpN CASH ,hau they can
be bought elsewhere in Ebcnsbnrg.
TEUNTLEY will sell you WALL PA
PER ~ tbp.ln If NJ .E,a tI,un
aIy other dcaicr i'll Ehrnshury. aud trim IL into
ia" hnrgnin without extra charge.
@LACKSMITIIS UUNTLEY will sell
49, you Horse Shoes, Horse Nails Car
riace i!ni;s. BAR Icon, Niii Rud, Cast steel, &c.
NERf Low FOR CASH.
ETOUS SEKEEPERS. GO TO HUNT.
@-e LEY'S and buy the BLANCHARD
tH HURN, IN" test in the world. Sold Tor CASH
af manufacturers prices.
FARMERS, GO TO HCNTLEY'S and
sA get tn. best MOVING AND REAP
INt; MACHINE made. rltiCEs GtEA ILY
EEDUCEp.
TT GO TO HUNT
.ss. LEY s and save % per c.ut. by pay
Ing ctsh ior Table Knives. Forks, spoons, Ac.
TARFENTERS. GO TO IIUNTLEY'S
~ and buy your TOOLS and BUILDING
HARDWARE. Pay cash aud save ~ per ccni.
EOUSEKEEPERS. GO To HUNT
eLr4 LEY and buy your Stoves aud Tin
ware. PAY CASH AND SAY Il MONEY
TARMERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S AID
- get the best HORSE HAY RAKE
e'rr Introduced. CHEAP FDRCASiI
TO TO HUNTLEY FOR CLOTHES
NJ WRINGERS. He s-II- them at great
ly reduced prices Tor the ready cash.
"a LARGE LOT Of POCKET AND
81 sas PEN KNIVES very cheap for cash at
HUNTIEY'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14
.w The Great Cause Of
gss UIfN MISERY


ss,a Sn-ure
and Radical Cure of Seminal v-ea knees. OF Sper-
ma'Orrhoed induced hy Self Ahus. Involuntary
Emissions fmpotercy, Nervous Debility. and I'm
pedimcnts to Marriage generally t,Onsumpt ion.
Epilepsy. and Fits: Mental AMI PLY s-ai Inca
p1city. &c.-By ROBERT j. ft'EN ERW ELL,
NJ y au hnr uf the 'tireen Book, SC.
The worl i-reuowucsi author. in this admirable
Lecture. clearly p owes from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Selt-A buse may he
eftectUHIly renewed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operate ions buugics iustru-
mems. rings. or corlialls; pointing no.te of
cure at once certain and crectu-i, NV means Of
which every sufferer. no matter hat his cunii Ton
may he. may cure himself cheapy, privately aud
iicaIly.
s1-T * Lecture tciH prore f,p"n T., dlDilsaucls
iiir,itS.1os.
Sent under seal in plain envel pc to any al
dress. on receipt of SIX cents. Two postage
stamps. Address the Publishers
HAS. ! &. KLINE & co,
+l6-ly. 121 Bowsry. New York, =. .. Box I5so.
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~ w Dit *. Arrrv~tY ,r-I.,w. Et,
enshurg. Pa. Office in front room of T.
). tdoNds new buiidt,r. Centre street. All
manner of legal husiues attcrs 4, sa;isfa,.
oriiy. aud collections a sOeCtaity. l5-l..t,i
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

ET TOUSEKEEPERs. GO TO HUNT
sd. LEY 5 and buy the BLA NCHAED
fH URN. IN" test in the world. Sold tor CASH
NJ manufacturers prices.
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The subscriber

'OAL! COAL Tile subscriber
u pr pnreh to furnish, in Surge or s,nall
Inarnti,,,,n,s, VI qunii'i,so ~ ANfIiR AtIrE and
Goal d"iiv"r' Il prnmptty and fr. of .,r-r,. f,,r
hauling Al any point in E,Icns burg or vicinity
pr''rrS .''ft at the ZAHM Sr"RE will r..,.v ,.,r
~ attention. DANIEL IL. AIM
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T-IIE Best SILVER R-PLATED WARE
Il, in the market u: 25 per c..nt less than
city rrtnil prices. Sold tor cash "r
f6-IS s5.-tf.i HUNrLEY'S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-01-14

TARMERS GO TO IIUNTLEY'S aud
ID buy the BFsT CORN FODDER AND
STRAW CUTTER ever = Ill in this county.
, Their cost more than saved in one year by cut
ting your feed with il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24

'DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARM
i ING" How either sex may fasci-
nate and gain the love and affections of
any person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can pos.
sess, free, by mail, for &c, together with a
marriage guide, Egyptian oracle, Dreams
Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt,
40. A queer book, Address T. WILLIAM
Il Co., Publishers, Philadelphia. no23ta
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24

tie to, and therefore, in droves, is leaving
the Radical ship to cast his future lot
with those Who propose hsnceforth to
run the ship of state upon the basis Of
honesty, rstrenehmsnt and reform.
In conclusion it is only necessary to
say to. the colored man that he is moi the
only dupe. As above mentioned, the
conduct of the Radical party towards him
has been perfectly consistent with its
conduct towards the whols people of the
country. That party has promised the
white people of the North to do great
things; but the promises were only put
to the front as q screen, behind which
whiskey rings, Credit Mobilier frauds,
&c. were to be organized ard worked.
In like manner it promised the black man
of the South that it would do great
things; but the promises again were only
meant to deceive, while ii was plan
ming all kinds of schemes for robbery
and fraud.
This then being SO, the whole people
North and South have great cause to BE-
distrustful and disguised with such q
party. We may therefore hope that the
time has come when all good men ire
spective of color, race, or previous
condition will work together IS
one for its overthrow. Then will the
Centennial year be appropriately cele-
brated by substantially expressed de-
termination on the part of the people
that the country shall be restored to its
former condition Of honesty and good
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24

WE notice in an exchange that sheep
which yield six pounds Of wool per
fleece can now be purchased in Californ-
la Tor from $3.50 to 800 per head. The
country is overstocked. 1t has been a
bad season and it is impossible to secure
pasturage for the herds in that State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24
A MEETING of the Congressional Exc

A MEETING of the Congressional Exc
cutive Committee of the Third Congres-
sionsl District is called for at Charleston
on Thursday, April 9th, for the purpose
of fixing time and place ior holding a
convention to nominate member Of
Congress from that district, and for such
other business as may be brought before
the committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24
Rock Candy Drips.

THAvE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
i Rock Candy DTips, clear as c!ysN
and sweet al honey.
Il. J. sHYTH.
feb9 Cor. Market d Fourteenth -us
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24

WE publish elsewhere communica-
ton from Wellsburg, bringing forward
the name OF Mr.. VIM III. TARR for State
Senator to succeed Senator CUNNING
HAM. Mr.. TARR is highly commended,
and is q sterling Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24
DISSOLUTION.

rINHE FIRM OF LEWIS BAKER & CO.,
editors and proprietors OF the REGIS
TER has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Baker retiring. All habfh-
les OF Whatever nature OF the old firm,
rilI be settled by the new, and all debts
Iue to tina office are payable to the new
rru LEWIS BAKER,
JAMES Ii. TANEY,
..4t WIN. ]. JoHNsToNi
.'ar'j .' WIN. II. TAEKY.
WHEELING, January |, 1876
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A CARD.

TJNO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
/ the errors and indiscretions Of youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &c, will send n recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered hy missionary
in South America. Send n sclt-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
feb29eOd-egub
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aaaa
HOT ELS.

Stop at the Continental Hotel,
E'AIRMONT, WEST VA, T.. W. SIT RI
il LEFT, Proprietor.
This In n large hotel. and IL located In ths
business part OF the town. AccommplA'
tionsnst-class sample rooms for comfasf'
cial travellers: no charge for hauling pag'
gage. Fine livery aud sale stable. Ngr
hack line, strictly for travel, leave. 'oi
all trains. octGsb
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
west Virginia. twill be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums 70 cIuu agents and TO subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-24
SEALED PROPOSALS..

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, [
WHEELING, w. VA, March %, 1919.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the
office OF the City Clerk until Thursday,
April 9th, 1876, at z o'clock p. NJ, for the
furnishing and delivery of 5000 feet Of
good sound Oak Lumber free from sap and
bark. said lumber to be 70 feet long, 3
inches thick and from 10 to II inches wide.
The lumber to be delivered at the east end
OF the Seventeenth street bridge by The LIST
day OF May, 1876. The Committee on
Streets and Alleys reserve the !ght to re-
ject any or all bids. Bids to be addressed
To the chairman OF the Committee on
Streets and Alleys"
c. T. COWEN,
Alleys. mr2ii
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WI = = u ~ - ss~'HHHHs
The undersigned having become sole
owners OF the REGISTER, have this day as
General Job Printing and Book Binding
business, under the Arm name and style
Of The REGISTER COMPANY. The business
OF the late firm will be closed by the sub
scribers, who alone are authorised to make
such settlement.
Gao. II. MoyFKrT,
JAMES Il. TANEY,
WIN. j. JOHNSTON,
. H.. VIM. II. TANEY.
wHHaLINo, January ], 1876. jan5sb