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symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases onpres-
sure; sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blad and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There sgenerally aconsiderable loss
ofmemory,ac companiedw ithaPain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edy. Several Of the above symp-
IONS attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who are afflicted
with this disease to give them 4
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
Us simple Purga;iye, they are I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF ISiITATIOGs.
The genuine DN. {. Ni,LANE $
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red WAX seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LiyrR
PILLS bear the signatures Of G.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
@- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving YOU the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pits, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. c. MeLASE's
LIVER Pills trial we viii mail post paid to any
part OF the United States, one box Of Pills fol
twenty-five cents.
FLEMING BROS. Pitt,burrA. Pa.
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Cincinnati Horse aud Mule Market.

MONDAY ENENINuJ W. ~
The market has been fairly active and
if sales fell little below these CT the pre-
vious week it was because OF want OF
stock rather than lack OF demand. There
is steady call from the South tor work,
ing horses, and sales of chunks would
have been much larger if the stock had
been offered. Local buyers have operated
freely and fair proportion OF sales was
TO 30 East.
HoRSEs-The shipments were to the
East and South, and there are stlli orders
not completed awaiting shipment. Local
buyers took literally OF streetcrs. Chunks
sold at $GO@S5 for good, sound stock;
streeters at S9O@l20, and smooth driving
horses from $I25@l75 per head.
MULEs-The demand was good for
all offered and prices well ma" ,sined
Aged mules, l44 to 10 hands HIN, 5000
80, and l54 to IL hands high, $loo@l25
DER head.
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EnypIinpss.

What constitutes true loVeliness? Not
the polished brow, the gaudy dress, nor
the show and parade OF fashionable life.
A woman may have all the outward
marks of beauty, and yet not possess
lovely character. 1t is in the heart
where meekness, truth, affection and hu-
nifty are found, where we look for love
illness; nor do we look in vain.
The woman who can soothe the aching
heart, smooth the wrlnkled brow, allevl.
ate the anguish of the mind, and pour
the balm OF consolation in the wounded
breast, possesses, in m eminent degree,
true loveliness of character.
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NOTICE.

NlT y. NEGLEY, citizen and resident
w ~ the state 81 PennsyiyanlR, AMI
guardian Of the persons and estate Of
Henry collins Tcess and Richard IL"
Irrss, Of the same Stat, Infant children
OF John y. Teess, deceased. and tut,T ala
heirs aL-lAw OF John Bishop, deceased,
having given bond Ia the OTpbau'si Ouu
OF the county OF Allegheny, IA said STATE,
sufficient 10 lHrure his accountability for
the whole amount Of b IN said wards estate
ia hIs hands, or which Will probably be- re-
csived by IN as such guardian, viii on
the nfst day Of the next term Of the ar
cult Court Tor Ohio county, In the stat" OF
West Virginia, or As soon thereafter ~ he
can DO heard, petition and move Asld
Circuit lOurt for an order Authorizing
him a. guardian ~ Aforesaid, Ia sue tor,
recover and receive all oney or psrsOnal
property which may belong ~ hald Henry
Collins reese and Klchafd Ire Tees", ~.
Guiding the arcruiDg rents OF their real
estate, In like manner 81 ~ be wer. ap-
pointed guardian oi biS sald wards In ia =
State, and for authOJIty " remove Ia"
same Ia the STATE Of PeDD%ylyan!a, Ia
which the aid W. Il. Eeglsy was appoint
". u. SEGLEY,
Guardian OF Henry Collins Teess and
Richard Lee Teese.
j. u. EWlS0, Attorney,
ssls-oavt "A Twelfth Etreet.
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NOTICE.
sels-Osw

r BUTLER KIcHAkDr,, A CITIZEN
d and resident OF the State Of PsBBsyI-
vauia, and guardian Of the persoDs and
estate OF Ella Bssbop and Mary Bst"man
Blsnop. minor heirs OF W. ~. Bishop, Of
the same state, having given bond Ia the
ORPHANS court fine county OF Allegheny
In laid state, sufficient 70 insure ms ar-
couptabiiity for the whole amount OF by
aid wards estate Ia his HANDS or whici
will probably be received by him IA suci
guardian, will, on the nrst day OF the DeI
Term OF tie Circuit Court Tor OHIO county,
In the siats OF " eat Virginia, or as soon
thereafter as he can be heard, petition AMI
move Iaid Circuit court for an ORDER
authorizing him A. guardian A. aiorelald,
70 sue for, recover aud receive All money
or personal property which may belong
10 aid Fila Bishop and Mary Batfmhb
Bishop, including the secruing renn OF
their real estate. In like manner az " ne
we're appointed guardian OF his said wards
In this state, and for authority 10 remove
the safne 10 tbs state OF Psnnsyl Vania, IN
which the said ]. Butler Richards wa ap
pointed and quail ned. .,
]. BUTLER RICHARDS,
! Canadian of Ella and Mary Bateman
ID. EwIsG, Attorney, d Twelfth 81.
oawtAS
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The etiquette of gloves" says the
New York corresp ondent of the TaUeL.
Ter, requires that nothing short of the
human hand should be touched when
they are worn, except with ilmy
handkerchief in the fingers as Vanished
furniture, door handles, cushions or even
books may soil and give an unpleass t
OdOr to the glove
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HAPPY tidlngs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dozed. drugged and
quacked Pulvermscher's Electric Belts
efectuslly cure premature debility and
decay. Book and journal, with infor
nation worth thousands, mailed free
Address uIvermacher Gslvanic Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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foK SAL
FOR SALE.

LNIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS On
IL wheeling Island; price from S4OO 10
500 each. Only one-siXth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually IL i've equal install.
ments, with interest. Apply 70
JOHN =. GILCHkISI,
Oc5UL Al Ion Mill
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Inc wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company.
4. .. Walsh, WIN. Findley, Patrick
O'Brien, Peter Kelley, John Aegan, VIII
liam AcDOua. vi liam ky an, VI. BUn.'
Patrick Whaling, =. Haden, PatTeE
Whalen. IT,, Patrick AcFadden, John
Hus..y. Patrick AaIIey, Peter DOnley, }.
state, r. Marrow, Jacob Keller, ". L
smith. Thomas Waldron, Patrick 'onry,
Patrick GalIaneT, Thomas Burke, Pat
rick McD.rInOt, Patrick Nolan, Jeie'
mfah ayle James Paul, Psrnel PAhs
ypfr. william a Cites, Charles IL neT,
samuel ID. hughes, An y RTouse, J0hn
FaI. ~. HawleJ James hoCerts, John
Inu'ou e. Seibert, William OBTien,
MIX eheu and George h. Parks.
In pursuance Of az order entered IN the
aboyr entitled cause on the 18th day oil
Septem Der ~. the underslRned Coih ms-
sl1nerDf The Ounty Court OF ohio county,
Vii. AZ l., 0fiic,, No. 1870 Cbapli ne street,
wheeling. ". Va, on saturday soSem-
b.EIz. 1877. proceed 10 ascertain ana
maze M an account showing the various
I.I.- and claims Of every KIND, Vhttner
bv execution suggestion, attach fnent, OF
o;geTVi.e. against the money due from
tt,- complainant TO the defendant, X. ".
Walsh. and paid by the comp alnaht INTO
the hands Of the Receiver OF saiu couTt
nd rh. amounts and puOTities OF such
!rH- and claims; which account -, O'
g.rIsr with any other pertinent matters
required by any Interested party, I'd DC re-
ported 10 said court.
n l. by said order provided that TIE puD-
, n alton OF this notice shall De equivalent
10 personal service thereof on any OF the
narties. WILLIAM EkSKlSE,
Z orIIOaTt Commissioner.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~, ~.

Commencing al ~ o'clock a. N. the toll
iuwIug described property, tO-wlt: Part
OF lot %. 81, In Gu .!cull.'s addition 10 The
city o! MAeg.Lug .UuL conveyed 10 said
John Roth, deceased. ay James NJ. Dillon
and VIE, a . d on record ia Deed BOOK No.
l., page -, ot the land records %. OHIO
county, ". Va, ana pegluu II 81 Tie
eastern end OF I. stone wal nov erected
on Quincy street, IN front OF part oil SIil
lot tine part hereby conveyed, thence IN
d nOTlher4y direction through said lot ana
pa allie. with the east <sud west lines
Thereof 10 Tie northern boundary OF said
lot on Belmont street, thence IN a west
erIy direction along the northern Ouuuda-
~ thereof 10 tbs 40 tuweSt corner OF said
lot about wen, g-tWO .rvt, be the same
more or less, thence along the western
boundary OF sad lot To the southwest
corner tlcrvOi and ,u the western end OF
>tIu sion, al, thence along said wall Ia
The beginning, - feet, more or less.
Teams OF Sale Cash.
PETER ". BOSLEN,
NF..H .#..U4
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"YEs, SIR" remarked the man with y
red nose; Eyes, sir; consider that we
are once more upon the high road to
prosperity, and that new era is dawn
ing upon our distracted country. By
the by, lend me a quarter, will you?
Changed my vest this morning"
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

In the District Court of the United states
for the district of West virginia, IN Inc
mailer of Jane, l.. Freeman. bankrupt,
in bankruptcy, at Wheeling, W. Va, the
9th day of September, \. D., 1871
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
The undersigned hereby give motto" OF
ms appointment a. as>igue" OF ia" state
OF James l.. Ere. man, Of ---. the
county OF Hancock and state of West NIr-
ginia. within SAID district, who has been
adiudged bankrupt on creditor s pr'l'
lion hy the District Cour. Of said district.
sp26OawS W. Y. HuGE, Assignee.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
1f a Nice Little Piece of Property en-
Fourteenth Street, No, 1873
East Wheeling.

rHE UNDERSIGNED, AUMINISTRA-
i IOk ui the estate OF Jonu Roth, de-
,eased, Will uEsy al Public sale al the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
co uty " Va. ON
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coMS UIS ttsts u M
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine To which the affiict-
81 are above directed FOR relief, the disCOvcrer
beleves he has combined in hIrmCny more Of
Natures ~overelgn curative properties. which
Tod has inSt!l4ed into the vegetable Kingdom
Tor healing the sick, than were ever before com
b!nei In one medicine. The evidence ith!s fact
! found in the great variety Of most obstinate
diseases which II has been found 20 conquer In
the cure u Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
and the early stages OF Consumption, L has
a'snlsheI the medical faculty, and eminent
physicians pronounce Il the greatest medical
discovery ~ the age. While u cures the sever
est Coughs, x strengthens the system ant puri-
Ties the blood. By It's great and thorough
blOOi-purlfylng properties, IL cures all HUI
mors, from the worst SCrOfula " a common
Blotch, Plmple, or Eruption. Mcrcur.al
disease, Mineral Pni-0n-, AMI their effects, are
erHiicaied, and vigorous health and q sound
constitution established. ErysIpeIas, Salt
rheum, Fever Sores, SCaly or Rough
skin, ~ short, all The numerous diseases caused
oT bad blood are conquered by tn, powerful,
puri'Fing and iny!Eorat!nS medicine
II You fee duh, tr0wsv. deh..!tated have sal.
low color 81 skin, or ye.l0wl,h brown spots on
lace or body, frequent headache or dizziness
bad taste IN mouth, internal heat or ch!!ls alter
mated with hot nu-hcs, low spirits, and gloomy
IOrebeilngs, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated YOU are suffering from Torpid Liver,
or "Bi iOuEueEs.S In many clse- II
oliver Com plnintD only part OF these
symptoms are experienced As a remedy fol
all such cases, DR.. fercc's Golden Medical BIZ
c0very has no equal. - 10 effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened AMI healthy.
coIO py nptlccIcTc AT a prp porrtr
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FOR RENT.

ME LARGE TdKEE STORY DWELL
/ in, No. plf Main street one ka-A
door aOOy, Tenth street. now occu- @H
pied uy George L. I...r, $50. ITO. @~
and cold water ami bath III The house. To
suitable tenant the furniture vii. Oe let
with the hOUsr. Possession given urSt
April, 1873. Apply To
ucl5S GEORGE ADAMS.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

LNOR THE SPEEDY CURE or SEMINAL
i Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all dis
order. brought on by IndiscretiOn or Ell
GEES. Any druggist has the In gred tents.
Address DIX. JAQUhJ5 a 60,
iebseRc Cincinnati. q
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70. Seven Shot Revolver
] Revolver res with boz Cartridges.
las. Brown & son, 10 snd!l6lWood street.
/ Pittsburgh, Pa. sp"o
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS ATsl PER BOTTLE.

Prepared by IL. v. PIERCE, VI. D., Sole
Proprietor NJ TIE WORLDS DIsPENsARY
l,wNFn y
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CONDENSED TIME CARD.
L. a 5S5,,sas;: ,-.s;s'iss.'sss - +ssss
~ - otter Nav 20, lS77, trains will run
,N vi, Except sunday rs follows VIZ:
.AcCuL'C MAIL. EXPRESS.
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FOR SAFE.

J. Z. HERVEY, AuctIoueer' ocI
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
| county, in chancr1y.
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company.
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Sf4ug.uvile Il COMMUNICATION iraFth
B-..4!re al 1 4OP. N. Bridgeport at o. an"
arriyr.a ~ Steunenville al 6:t7 2. 81.
Ives Steubeuville at : 40 a. m, arrive
al Bridgeport AT $50 a. IN.
Special AccoHm JCation trains LeaEe
R.I,Nrr al g:3J a. no., and l2A1 p. N;
BrIi,.port g:Ij a. m. and l:CO p. :" ARRIVE
Al Martins Ferry at 800 a. IL, an .:lo p:
~ = .furuiug leave Martins "-rry ~
- an. and S:SD .. m; BridE' H'rt II 30
=, T..lnd $40 p. m; arrive at B'tarr "'
U.Ja. m, ami 500 p. IN.
Tckets to all principal point IN the
R4,f and West can be procure. ~ thg
Union Ticket Ofice in Mcclure house, anu
Al the station at Bridgeport.
9" 80 +. K. MiEEs.
mag General Passenger x TICkc Agent.
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LEAVES. ~. A N,'I,,N,i Do
'WheelIns S.-OA.M. daily at......ll :O5A. M
1 tlS - Washington, Pa,
~ uee'.H9 ~ p. n daily ATT Il 7. n.
d5i,E - ,e.vcepted. Sundays excepted.
'alun"SS ~ Nh principal points on sale
NrAeN S-irs open nj all hours during
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baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

N seT,.Iy EXCEPT SUNDAY, ,
sr,nS Al all stations between
No. ,r,d Cumberland; No. iS stops
hrt, 'IITs5rions between Wheeling and
alton. ~
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E eyeland & Pittsburgh h. n.


Master OF Transportation.
nl,VpIFS, General Agen malo
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Breaking Ii Easily.

A miner whom we will call Hughes
fell down winze III one of the Com
stock mines several years ago and was
killed. His companions gathered up his
remains, and, putting them in an express
wagon, started for his home. Another
miner, fine, good-hearted fellow, was
sent on ahead to bear the sad news to
the bereaved family. All the way along
he was discussing with himself as to how
he should tell the terrible story so as not
to crush the unfortunate household ;
but he reached the house before having
settled definitely upon his plan. Meet
ing Mrs. Hughes at the door he accosted
her in the usual manner of an acquaint-
ance, and then said:
Where's George to-day, Mrs.
Hughes ?"
60 He's at work in the mine, as usual,
thank you, sir" replied the woman.
How is he feeling to-day?" was the
next question. The news-bearer was
becoming desperate. He was a brave
man who would have not feared cav
ing drift or delayed blast, whose heart
was SO tender that he did not know
how to tell woman of her husband s
death.
With some show of surprise Mrs,
Hughes answered the last question
" About as well as he generally does, I
believe" s.fs Ii. TraaD f-f ~
The man was desperate, and, not
knowing what to say, he blurted out
"I'll bet you ten dollars he's dead, and
here comes the body in wagon"
He swallowed big lump in his throat
and wiped piece of porphyry out of
his left eye with his shirt-sleeve. After
ward in talking over the matter with his
comrades he said it was the greatest trial
he had ever experienced, and that here
after when a man was killed they might
call on somebody else to tell the news
Gold Hill (NeU.) Ne,Us.
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A Thrilling Adventure.

"With every year the number OF Sa-
cramentans, says the Union, "who go
out on 'roughing it expeditions, hunt
ing, fishing, and otherwise enjoying
themselves, is ON the increase. A party
of five left the city yesterday for the
mountains, to be gone about a month,
and another party of four returned home
day before yesterday. The Inter had
intended to stay out longer, but the
Indians in their vicinity began to grow
exceedingly saucy, and to make the de-
mand for small things in tone which it
was thought Indicated that they might,
if provoked, help themselves. Speaking
of the Indians, the party tell a funny
story of their main camp. One hot day
one of them went to creek not far dis
tant to have bath, taking with him his
rifle. He had removed his garments
down to his red flannel underclothing on
the bank of the stream, when he heard
the brush cracking, and, thinking per-
haps the noise was made by deer or
other large animal, he deployed himself
as a skirmisher and cautiously began in
vestigating. He had not long to wait,
for moment later he observed figure
lodging from tree to tree, rifle in hand,
and evidently watching him. 1t flashed
through his mind that he was being
followed by an Indian bent on mischief,
and his heart rose in his throat 80
that he could almost taste it as thoughts
of home forced themselves upon
him. He determined that he would
fight to the last, however, aud. braced
by this determination, advanced
fhn nhn 1attnx.
IDENTIFY not prepared for such tactics, for
he retreated faster and faster, and final
ly threw down his gun and ran. The
Sacramentan, fearing that this was only
a piece of strategy to lead him into an
ambush, returned to the creek, donned
his garments and hurried to camp
There he found member of the party
who had just come in from hunting, re-
lating to the other two members how he
also had experienced trouble with the
Indians, one of whom, he said, had fol-
lowed him for two or three miles, and he
had only escaped from him by striking
him over the head with his gun. This,
he went on to say, broke the stock in
two the barrel flew into the chaparral,
and he did not deem it worth while to
wait and search for it, when the Indians
might attack the camp at any moment
The man who had been to the creek be-
gan to feel suspicion that two men,
bers of that hunting party had been
making fools of themselves, and he
quietly inquired What did he look
like p Look like You've heard of
them being called red devils; well, this
fellow was one of them. He was stripped
right to the skin, was bareheaded, and
had painted himself just as red as blood
You needn't laugh 'twasn't anything to
laugh at 1t was almost too cruel to
say anything about the red flannel I'M
derclothes and the throwing of the gun
away, but it had to be told"