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, 1876-10-22
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Oct c1--Co11oE-steady; 10zk911 l-1sc:
futures closed easy October 10 273291G6c November
loca-3o11o I5-1sc; December 1I4aIl sale; Jsuua.Y
II 13329t17sc; February II 0-1G3ll 1890; March
II 25-a2e; Aprt 12 31-ao@loei Mag, T. $3.50; July,
lH&912 17-3cc; August, Il lo32@1o5Sc.
FLoCE-5@l0c lower, with oa1y limited busfpess
doing Receipts, 600 brls No. . s3.4o34 CO.. super
State and Western s. 6o34 90; common to guod extra
S.. o5G5,5o; good to choice, s. e5 white wheat
eztsa s. 7o@9 IS; extra Ohio. s. 2sa7oo: St Louis
~ A.; Mnaesoa patsat g. process sso@s
@ @Cosx.AEA5@s "a IS steady; Western. s.: sses;15
nea a1s spu ~
LII; 70 chicago new. 81 q: winter rcd Western,
,sday aFHf1 .
changed. =, Corn les drm; Without decided enaase;
Esfs2s nxea 0 sa 6ais ass sesd9 viz tIsas
cepta So 0oo hu; mixed Ws4tern and State, a3G4sc,
Isas: o5sne 9ct ~ md @ @ a i
Molasses scarce aad unchanged. Rice steady, with
P.TaoIEG5.6a1 End unsettled; crude. 1se; refined
S52;Ss S55;SER kSs5x1$tsaS$ e i
Ls1TnSE- he@ocE sole, Buenoe Ayres, and
81 aoea %sada e sas asa'S weight sls 'os
Woo1-Demand fair and market firm: domestic
fleece, 29g5oci pulled. 2a@4oc; unwashed, lo@5sc;
PEo71s1oxs-Polk &c s .Io qqiet but Arm; sls $50
BETTEE:stesdy for choice; others duli % nd heavy,
WHisKY-Dul at 81. 14t9.
IN METALs1Aanu1actnred s y copper steady; tngut lake.
Ss 8 Seotsn Ps ass5 bat stea American
NAHs-Cut steady at 2O@26c for horseshoe, No. 8.
, 1876-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
on Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-10-22

FLOUR-Was dull and easier, owing to the decline in
wheat. The buying chiefly local, shippers holding
OF for grenter concessions than holders would grant,
though willing to shade previous asking rates. Sales
were reported OF 800 % winters. partly At $780, 100
brIs winter saperdnes at s475; e2s br spring extras
chiefly st s53465 IS; aud 30 brs spring superues at
$50. Total Ills bsls- The market closed dull with
the following the asking range OF prices: Choice
winters. Sc 7537-25; me 1Ium winters, s5.732U.5o;
choice spring exraA s71aa 1a4 medium do, s537
e5 62: shipping extras, IS. choice patens
S7ou97. 50; common do, se0o6d~c5; springs,
S3.ooa4 co; spring supcranes. 81 50G4.on RJe rour
S4.0aa4o5.
BRAs-Was duh and easy, Sale WAS made OF 10 tons
At 50. Is per toa track.
A1DDL1Ses-sale was made OF 10 tons coarse l2 so
free On board car.
, 1876-10-22

Long and short clears. quoted at Sic cash, 8Nc
foE NoFcm5ss AL ss fSs necem5ef 3
sEset.pickle1 hams, lt@Isc Green @ hama, sa4sec
sellcr October SIC No winter short clears long
clears sale. Bacon quoted It 74ssc for shoulders
sic for short ribs gA910c for short CLEARS 13914c for
hams, oIl canyased and packet.
GREAsK-Was quiet at 596Sc. ..-..-..
BEEF PRODUc TS-Wefe steady aud dulct at 5000
o50 for ucss 80 for extra uless; and S18
TA!Low-Was quoted At s5Eas4c for city, and no
SC for country lots, according TO condition.
, 1876-10-22

Special Dispatch to Iae Tribune -,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 21-1l:3O a. m.-FLorE-No /. q.
Sd; No. :. 23s 3D.
Observation-Disclosures, No, !. ~l0s Sd; No., q I'd.
spring, MOL, 10s No. =, 9s 3D. white, No. l, los ID:
No. 2 lOs 81, club, No. !, lis; No. 2 log 81. Com
No. l, e7s; No. 2. 26s 3d.
PkoyIsIoyS-Pork. 77s. Lard, 48a. i
LIVERPOOL, Oct a1-1:3o p m.-PEo71s1oys-Posk
76s- Rest unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Oct. c1-o:so p. m.-PRoy1s1os,-
Lard. AIS Cd. :
trvEnFoo1. Oct 21-s m:-corro< = STEADY,
Uo bales; speculation, 900; American g. COO baIca
BREA BREApsrTFYs-Wheat-Celffo elfforata white wheat ayer.
a&a los 6dOa Sd; club, los 9daslls; No. 10 No irrf
Western spFnE n, Is 9s4d@os q od: Ne 2to So I'd VEST
25s cd Corn-Western mi1ed, a1s 6dG27s Oats
AmeHcan-3s93s Sd: Barley. American, IS Cd. Peaa,
Canadian. SIS Sd.
CLOVER SKEo-Amcricau. 50255s. :.
PEoy7sIoSs-fess porE-, 78s I'd. Prime uess beet
As 6t. Bacon, short Clear, 4es.
TALLoW-F1ne American, 43s Sd.
PETEoLEUA-Spfrlts. los; refined 185 od9lA
LIXsKEu OIL-298 I'd.
RESy-Commou, Is; pale, la,
SPIRITS TCRtEST5SR-:1s Cd.
, 1876-10-22
PASTIMES.
The Baseball Season Closed
Yesterday.
Boston's Red-Stockings Defeateo
by Hartford.
Narrow Escape Of the White-stochngs
at Milwaukee.
etflc;al Announcement Of Chfcago's Nine
for s17.
st Louis' Great Bradley - F1tcn
Eare Next Year.


BASEBALL.
uAcTFoRD vs.. BOSTON.
satcial Dispatch to The Tribune
Eosrox. Oct. 21.-The Boston and Hast1oro
Clubs finished their series In this city to-day,
unlv few hundred persons witnessing the ex-
h,G1ion. The dark-blucs outaelded and out
ba;ted the home nine, winning easily BY score
Of II to l. The following is
,14r 4fnNKs
, 1876-10-22

Earned f1us-HaNfoFd4 8.
Two-baee hits-Fergnson, Cassidy, Manning
First base on errors--Hartford, 4; Boston, :.
Struck out-Brown and Bradley.
Strikes called-Of Cummings, I; Of Bradley, 2
Balls called-On Cummings. III on Bradley, d.
Passed balls-A1ikon, i; Brown, l.
Wild pitches-Cummings, i.
Wild throws-O'Rou1ke, Manning; and BroHn.
Double plays-Carey, Burdock, and Cassidy.
Time Of game-One hour and fifty minntcsr
Ump1rc-Ham Allen, OF the Syracuse stars
THE LAST GAME OF THE SEASON.
Speia1 Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2L-The game here today
between the Chicago champions and the West
Ends of this city resulted in favor Of the former
club by the following score by
, 1876-10-22

STATE BONDS.
Tennessee 6s. old.... AK Virginia g., 40
Virginia g. OLD. 30
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02
What Can BE Cured

Need not be endured, although what can't
must be. Among the bodily ills suscepti-
BILE of complete removal by that benign
tonic aud Alternative, Hostetler's Stomach
Bitters, are general debility, malarial
tevers, constipation, dyspepsia, liver dis
order, and nervousness. Its remedial
capabilities are, however, by no means
limited to these maladies. Its proprieties
as blood depurent render it extremely
serviceable in expelling the acrid impuri-
ties which produce those painful disorders.
rheumatism and govt, and its lnvigOrat-
ing and mildly stimulating effect upon the
kidneys and bladder constitute it a useful
medicine for impelling these organs to a
complete performance OF their functions
when they are weak and inactive. In fIct
there is scarcely any disease OF which
weakness is an accompaniment, in which
this admirable medicine cannot be used
with advantage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02
BENWOOD CORRESPONDENCE.

BENwooD, August l..
Editors Of the Register.
In q meeting of the teachers of the
Public School this morning an express
sion of their regre, and bereavement IN
the death of Miss Eliza Simmons a CO.
laborer and devoted friend, was given by
the unanimous adoption of the-tollowing
resolutions: ..l.. c-.E...
Resotued, Whereas our sister and ear
nest co-laborer has been taken away by
the hand of death, and feeling our in
debtedness for her worthy example, and
wishing to give some expression Of our
deep sense OF the loss we have sustained
in losing onr adviser and friend, and in
the loss sustained by our school in losing
its most efficient teacher. we adopt the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That in the death of Eliza
Simmons we recognize the intervention
of q providence that doeth all things
well and who besreth our best loved
things away that we may feel our de-
pendence upon him who gathereth and
keepeth our jewels. -
Resolred, That as teachers we feel that
we have lost q sister and friend; one
whose worthy example was inspiring Us
dsily::with devotion 10 our work, and
whose paramount happiness was IN dis
pensing kind words and kind acts TO all
with whom she was surrounded.
Resolved, That not compromising His
ways who, in the very midst of her youth
and usefulness and IN the very spring
time and promise Of her joyous life, has
called her away, we bow IN humble sub.
mission, feeling that He doeth all things
we'll, and that while we are left bereav ed
and sorrowing, we are sustained by the
assurance that she enjoys the bliss OF n
glorious immortality.
Resoired, That as teachers, we sympa-
thize with her beresved parents, brothers
and sisters, and while the ties of con-
sanguity may make theirs a greater sor.
row than ours, we cannot feel that even
h<y can have a more exalted conception
of her worth than we, who have been so
intimately associated with her in the
work Of teaching.
R<sotred, That we recognize in the
general sadness OF the pupils, patrons and
friends of the public school and in the
people of Ben wood Il e assurance that all
have lost 9 friend.
Resotped, That these resolutions be
given 10 the Wheeling and Moundsville
papers for publication.
LEONARD EsKEY,
-.. OLIVE MCCLAsKEY,
SEE B. LILLY,
JENNIE EAGLEsoS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

IT may be true, as charged, that the
twin pictures of Tilden and Hendricks,
published in various enthusiastic but in
artistic newspapers at the head OF the
first column, look as though there was to
be double execution in the town, and
the murderers were paraded for the ben.
eft of subscribers. IL true, it is on &C.
count of villainous presswork and worse
ink. But no amount of skill expended
on the printing of the twin pictures of
Hayes and Wheeler, which certain other
newspapers similarly display, could make
them look like anything but an sdver-
tisement OF hsir-restorer. Wheeler is
bald and smooth shaver. Hays is immod-
crately hrsute. Illustrations, you see, of
what the hair .restorer can do. Before
using, Wheeler and badness. After
using, Hayes and hair. A lururiant crop
OF hair, original colored hair, for fifty
cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

Picnic TO-DAY The st. Alphonsus
Society will give their annual picnic at
the Fair Grounds to-day. The society is
noted for its pleasant pic-nics, and it has
made extensive arrangements for this
ore. This is chance for the people to
enjoy themselves and do great good ut
the same time. Vaas' Wheeling City
band will be in attendance. If the
weather should be unfavorsble, the fcs-
tlvities will be in st. Alphonsus' hall, all
day and in the evening.
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,,E,r RIVED NEWS.

y
u The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel.
The Mallie Ragon disabled one engine
on her trip up, and is lying over for re-
pairs.
The Courier made her regular Parkers.
burg trip yesterday morning.
The Andes left for Cincinnati yester.
pay afternoon at SPIN.
The Harrison and Monitor passed up
with tow of ties and lumber yesterday
afternoon.
. The Science will be the Parkersburg
parket to-day at 10! o'clock.
The Granite State will pass up to-day
The Market Boy leaves for Matamoras
at 1920 A NJ, to-day.
fBy Telegraph.
PrrTsBURGH. August 1.-River feet
Q inches, and about stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant.
ST. Louis, August l. - Arrived -
Northwestern, .heokuk; Joe Kinney
Kansas City; City of Helena, Vicksburg
eparted-Northwestern, keokuk; City
of Helena, Vicksburg. River falling
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, August l.-Riyer 6 feet
IL inches and falling. Arrived
Fsnchon, Pittsburgh; Sandy, Evsnsville
Fontenneli, st. Louis. Departed-Fon.
tennell, Pittsburgh. Weother cloudy
and cool.
CAIRO, August l.-Arrived-Idlewild
Evansville; Grand Lake, New Orleans
Departed-N oodrutf, Evansville; Idle.
wild, Evansville; Bee, New Orleansi
Grand Lake, st. Louis. River 20 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear;
mercury S0.0
LOUISVILLE, August L. Weather
warm. River falling; feet inches in
the canal. Departed-Bawn, Henderson
MEMPHIS, August River fell 10
inches; stands 19 feet 3 inches. Weather
clear; maximum mercury sc degrees
Departed Glencoe; st. Louis,
Vicksburg; Illinois, Vicksburg; Baum,
Cincinnati; r. L. Lee, New Orleans. the
latter last night, az midnight.
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PERsoNAL-Gov. Jacob has returned
TO the city."oS !" ~ C'SSS &c
T. II. Bardwell, the agent Of Haver.
ley's Ministries, ia at the st. James Hotel
I Mai. Thos. G. Smith, Of Parkersburg.
is in the city. ~ ~ 800. o..
A. w. Wilson, Esq, and family have
returned from two months visit 10 the
Centennial. ban. a.a.i.
Capt. McEidowney, the handsome
member from Wetzel county, has Just
returned from the Centennial. ~
Hon. J. w. Gallaher, of Moundsville,
was in the city yesterday. 49,.
Col. Alex. Campbell, of Brooke, talked
with his many friends yesterday.
Philo Kimberly is talked ofas DEM
ocratic candidate for the Legislature
for this county. u. --....-....-.. 81. QUO
Fourth Gov. Patrick Daily has de:
cined the Senatorship. SO has Charles
-Jeemes Faulkner. aaH..aa.l,u $50.
Will Bender of the Western Union
Telegraph Company takes astwc weeks
leave of absence at the Centennial : -
Careful inquiry has convinced us that
Samuel j. Tiden lately killed and ate q
number of colored gentlemen at Ham
burg, South Carolina.
Mr.. Tom Allen, candidate fer the
championship Of the ring, of which Mr..
Joe Goss is another distinguished MEM
Der, thinks that the coming fight in Sep
TENDER will be "the liveliest scrape you
ever saw for the first twenty minutes"
Goss is game UNI and clever, but little
slow. He'll stand punishment like bull
dog, and the only way you can lick him
is to blind him.
Judge }. H. Illsby, of New Orleans, is
stopping at the Grant House.
Chancellor Kemple is the best imita.
tor in America.
Prof Sero dished out some good turtle
soup last night ,-.ss
Captain Andy Wilson is spoken of as
a possible successor of Senator Caperton.
Gov, Jacob could not make more de-
serving appointment of consistent
friend.
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YAsN RAyEL1Nas.-The st. Louis
club 4 is thought will be here in short

YARN RAyELINGs.-The st. Louis
club, Il is thought will be here in short
Nolan, of the Buckeyes, of Columbus
has been offered $4,000 to pitch tor the
Bostons next year. .y- J..I ng.E.
Strict, OF the late Covington Stars, has
joined the Columbus Buckeyes. Cum
minis is playing third base for the ALLIE
ghsnys, and Sharp has gone to Lexington.
1t is said by the Philadelphia Item
that the Allegheny Club has made over
lures to FIVE of the New Ravens for
their team of 1877. The men that
Allegheny tried to secure are Pabor,
Cassidy, Knodell, Spence and Fleet.
The Wheeling REGISTER says that
Nolan, the Buckeye pitcher, was ruled
out at Allegheny and Newcastle. This
is incorrect. Nolan pitched all three
Pittsburgh Daspateh.
We have rather positive Information,
however, that Mr. Nolan, even If he WAS
not ruled out, was brought down to regu.
lation pitching. \
League Games.
At Louisville hicagos. 49, Louis
villes, Z.
At Oincinnati-St. Louis, 49,. Cincin-
natis, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8;Ath!etics, 4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

The BLOODY SHIRT.-Last night the
Seventh ward Hayes and Wheeler club
held meeting at the Fair Grounds,
their headquarters. The Fourth ward
Radical club was mustered, and were
escorted by Krame's bsnd.g This extern
sive crowd Numbered Sc members. A
platform was erected on the grounds
which were illuminated by Chinese
lanterns, sc. The most distinguished
gentleman which We recognized therein
was that great untruthtul reporter o.
the mteit,gencer. He will undoubtedly
say that there were from two
TO three thousand persons present,
yet their was not five hundred. In talk.
with several prominent Republicans they
all agreed with us in the number pres
ent. .'
bed The meeting was called to order by
w. j.. w. Cowden, Esq, who, after
a flew norVsusi twitches of
HIS moustacher nominated Mr.. Jas.
A. Dunping of the Fourth ward,as chair
man of the meeting. Mr.. Dunning,
who by the way, is first class man, not
withstanding his politics, introduced Col.
Geo. B. Caldwell as the first orator
Colonel George came forward, and not.
withstanding he Is small, can say some
mighty smart things; and, moreover,
everybody can hear him. He has brains
enough to know that he could not make
an argument in favor Of his party,
90 he got hold of Morton's bloody
garment and wrung it thoroughly. He
was applauded loudly, and he ought to
have been, by the way he got around
difficult matters. For instance, the Cap
ital question and the Moundsville peni-
Tertiary. The gallant colonel is
dark, but he blushed visible
when he talked about these SUBJ
iects. If Col. Caldwell had good
cause, he could do great deal to pros
per it.
The next speaker was Mr.. Hollester, of
Bridgeport, who spoke in such low
tone that people outside of the
stand could not hear him.
Then he commenced with the
record OF the Democratic party from
1776, and very few people could spare
the time to wait and listen to wha: he
had to say up to 1876. After driving the
largest part of the crowd away,
Hon. c. d. Hubbard was
called to the stand and made
his usual speech. He never made but
one. Then John Hubbard was yelled
for, and he made speech that could be
heard, and what he said he felt land
meant, and made some impression on his
hearers. He always talks honestly.
The meeting was wound upby a few
remarks by Lord, Chancellor Jocob kem-
pie. Jake can make good speech, but
his heart Is not in the cause, so when he
attempts to say anything in behalf of
Hayes he does it in a way that lacks
confidence by his party friends. But
Kemple got applause and seemed to be
the peoples favorite. After. this tie meet
ing adjourned, about two hundred per-
sons being present.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertiser entr.

Morgantown Seminary.
Cooper Shops and Woodland for Sale.
For Sheriff-W. n. Shaier.
Wanted-Ten Boys. ...
Fruit jars. Friedel & Co.
Notice to Democratic and Liberal
Waters.
Scarf Pins-Turner & Dillon.
Carpets-Harbour & Dittman.
Photographs Copied-Brown's Gal
lery.
Largest observation-disclosures Dechert.
Understandable & Hornbrook.
To the Ladies-JOhn Roemer.
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POLICE CoURT-Judqe CTanmer.-
There were only two cases before the
Police Court yesterday morning:
Samuel Pemberton and Brooks Colds
borough, were charged with disorderly
conduct. The case against the former
was dismissed and the latter was lined
two dollars and costs. Iu default OF
payment he was committed to the city
prison for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

SIR THOMAS BROWNE forgot to include
m tals in his list of vulgar errors
1t is the greatest of humbugs-s regular
trap into which unwary mosquitoes wan
der and are caught prisoners for life.
There they have to stay ieasting OFT OF
you, with no hope, no opportunity OF
escape. If you can only catch all
them in your bur, just try the sofa. See
how much more pleasant it will he.
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Whole number OF pieces handled. Q,

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE-The
following transfer Of real estate was en-
tered in the County erks Office yes
terday:
Deed made July 22d, 1876, BY A.
Mollie Nicholas TO Caroline Ritz, for the
south one-half of lot 10, section 7; also
one-fourth of lot 10, section 4 also all
her right to personal property Of which
her father, John Ritz, deceased, possessed.
5000.
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ORGANIzArIoN.-Therc will be meet
ing of the Democratic and Liberal voters
of Ohio county this evening NJ the Cen
trial Head Quarters, Crsnglc's Block, on
Market stree. for the organization OF
Central Tilden and Hendricks club.
The hour of meeting, &c, will be found
in another column. We hope all friends
of the cause will be present and thus
lend encouragement to the good work.
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AN EPIsoDE.-At one of our hotels the
other day, youth from Parkorsburg
Glanced to stay. Late in the evening
when no one was near, this youth in the
dining room CHANGED to appear; and seiz-
ing young maiden right by the waist
for one sweet kiss he pleaded a taste.
With look full of anger, her answer was
cool: What for do you take me, you
plsugy young fool?" The young man
retiested, with queer, silly look; and
his name he struck of from the visitors
book.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

AT the Republican meeting last night
a beautiful and touching duet was re-
hearsed by the Hubbard brothers, {. ID.
and }. K. with great effect. The tital OF
the music was the Bloody Shirt, or
the "reminiscences Of the Late War.I
They made big hit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

IT being Centennial year, people are
justified in asking all sorts OF questions
about American subjects and matters.
Won't somebody, then, some universal
question answer, tells us what means?
We know pretty we'll what a dollar is,
but who can tell us what that mysterious
sign 5 signifles2 Is 1t two shillings or
eleven shillings, or what?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

NoTIoE.-At the forced closing out
sale of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Nus
lin at 4 cents, Calico at cents, Grena-
dine at cents, and Carpets at Is cents
per yard. Call soon if you want b~r-
gains, IL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

To KNOW how to keep tidy house and
weli.aired apartments; to know how to
select the best kinds Of food; TO know
how to prepare them il the best manner
these are. the first things, and every
daughter should learn them before mar.
riace.
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Ledq1.e Game

COUNTERFEIT Silver DIMEs.-A we'll
executed counterfeit of the new silver
dime has made its appearance, and is ex-
lensively circulated throughout the eoun
try. The figure of the Goddess OF Lib
erty, as we'll rs the lettering and the
foliage on the reverse side, are exact fac
SMILES of those on the genuine coin. On
close examination, however, the counter
felt can easily be distin 5uished, as the
metal is of the class of nickel used in the
old three and FIVE cent pieces, and the
coin has not the true and well-known
Jingle of silver.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

Two ENGINES collided on the bridge at
the depot of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Msrt,nsburg, on Friday, and
both were badly smashed up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

The vanity of human greatness often
becomes apparent, but never more so
probably, than upon the reflection that,
q single slice of watermelon can tie 3
future president up into bow.knot Just
rs easy.
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PLACE two pieces of wood, one small
and the other large, in tumbler Of
water. The smaller piece will move
around and around for few seconds, and
then eventually find its way to the larger,
TO which it will cling and stick as if the
latter were magnet.
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REMEMBER that the talent of turning
people into ridicule, and exposing to
laughter those one converses with, is the
qualification of small minds and ungen-
erous tempers. A young person with
this cast of mind cuts himself of from
all manner of improvement. So said
Addison, tong ago, and it is as true To-.
day as ever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

To DANCE well, man should know as
little as possible OF everything else. He
can balance partners better if his hair is
parted IN the middle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

PoRCED SALK-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
viii bring. Must be sold 10 raise money.
j. w. rkRREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-02

II our phiz were Is highly illuminated
as the Standard imbecile's, and the
BLOSSOMS" of the grains-so promi-
aently displayed thereon. we'd think Sc
riously Of putting the same to pickles.