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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
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Vtann, gtamens glaOrep Champion, in Slr.
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Dor weni8en &a9eu 5u;rit ietne6rau unO toe
tete Oaraut iiG ielbf. 0le 6rau hattie iify
GugeoIld gemetgelt. NIT tbrPm Gatten Su
lebeu, neil perielbe fPine 4rbelt bate.
(Spdter.) - champion bate ieine Srau
erlt Dor oret MtOuateu gebeiratbet uno murbe
tltzS nadlber uOn ieiHem 4rbelteeber entlai.
len. aue ieine 4nitreuaungen, ipieoerartelt
81 erb1tenr blteben erfolglos, uno ietne frau
brebte mebrere Wale, lbn 81 oerlaifeu. am
leeteu Wioniage febrte champion in feline
@obnung 5uriid uno murpe BON Der 6Iau
gefru9f, oh er Nrbe,t erbalteu babe. 4ui
le1ne perneiuenoe2ntmort ertlGrte fie: ,Oann
perOs i'd fetneu Sag ldn9cr NIT Dir leben. "
Champion 6o9 iOfort eincn ReooIuer uar
oriidte oenielben NIT ben Worten: ,,Dam
iOah0u auh nit iOnitgtiemanbem lebenM ar
iie ab. Die Sugel brang Der 6rau i'll Die
rette Seite ein uno fam auf Der linfen Seite
beraus. Der Ut0rber besub iid oarduf in
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Champion Iebte bis gum letteu Samftage,
pdbreno Der Wtann auf Der Stclle toot bltGb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
@tne an0ere 4u9abe. - Ser 9efebI be3iebt fidt
gttgebIidI Guf eine auOere 8Iutfbat Der
2tormsTe1. - TieoGruteSeIpne BON 80
SfuhfIRtffpN ~

Gan Sran3tsco %. MGrJ.-Sn 8e
aug anf bic 0epeId1e aus SuciOn iiber bic
Gntotfun9 etnes Sefebls fir Die Hie6er,
meeslung Der Gmigranten auf Mountain=
Wteaoorps erfldrt 4gent Qamar, elm bteIiqet
Siir9er, ebeoem elm @inmohuer DOR Salt.
9ate Sitp, eaB er oas Document 3u elmer
3ett IN ieinem 8efse gebabt babe unO biz
Aehtbelt beiielben nidlt bejpeife, Der 8es
iebl bestebe fb ieboh auf etli6e 80 9eriOnen,
pelHe bic Inter benz Sberfen albert Sioneg
SobEiton in 1857 unh lltnb gcididte Grmee,
I'm ben neueu an Stelc Sri9bom 0oung'a
eln9elesten 9ouuerneur su esforttren, als
Suhrleute be9leiteteH.
Der tribe Inbrud OeS @tnterS Suang bic
Grupp:n unter Solution, 5u Sort 8ri0ger,
12O Vtetien Oitltd BON Salt 9ate @it1, 3u
tiberpIntern, un0 ba bic WOrmonen, Eruppeu
unter oem Sices@ouuerneur 3. s.. g8eIs
Swet ben Bunbeftruppen ;ugci4idte gor.
ratbs6lile Ofli6 bonn @reen.0tiuer pCrbrannt
hnttenr 10 muBten ld bic gOIsaten nit ball
ben NatIonen be9ni9en. SIN Sriibiabre uou
1858 puroen Die 6ubrleute entlaHen, uuO
6leielben entidlofen itd, we1tliG mad Salt,
tornlen 3u 9eheu in Der NuEdt. bQb man fl
alS9tdt @omDattanten unbelaitigt ourd lltot
rellen loHen mitroe. GlS lie i'ooGl iiber Die
Ser9e 9efilegen unO biz in ben G6os@angor
0or9eOrun9eH mGren, murreu ite BON ben
WornoneH gefangen unO Dem bon Brigham
YOun5 tnr5 uOrher proflamrten Sriegsgaitte
untcrworf'u. Gin 9err, uelder Iih oamals
unEer ben Mormonen in bo,&augon uuf,
hIelt un1 9e9el1sGrtiq in tieier Stact roohut
lab Samul5 bis 10 sieitr Gnbrlsut2, ipelt)e
uon etucr IbtAeilung IPormOneu meitllG ge.
Titbrt muroen. Die 0tllitGr= IutoritGten 6el
Normonen hislttu es fir ratbiam, bic sc
6ubrleute il tIetnere QbtbGilun9en 5u tighten
iuocm iie tbren 3mCd cuf oieie g9eiie Icidter
erreiden tOnuteu. Die Wormoneu betreitsu,
ooB bic SubrlCute nieoeraemeeelt ooer elm ol.
bin lautenOer 8efebl nusQeitsqt morGen lei;
oisle Yslionen hc9eu jeOoG tcineu 3ueifel
9aB Der Befebl 'ptrflib aIs9efeut iuO bi(
S6at pollbrad1t muroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
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8eQ . NO 3 o. S.SE., %. Wfdr3. : Ttoz
r1as Sober serietb seferu nit iei.iem S9wae
ger SobH 9oeDarp in siHaH Strsit iber Nas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
Selbitttt0rO clues Rattfutatttts,

BhtIa 0el B IA, y. WfarS. 5.
@oans, Elm @OmmiiFOnsbdnOler, befen Sc
ihditaloial iitl IN gtr. 1872, @beitnutitraBe,
befiuoet, beging 5eute Rorgen SslbiimorD
III oem yNarbOc. 6ouie" 5inansieae Ser
IeQcnheit mi:o oils bic llriadle anneiehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
9te Se&uetie 9eGcn 9ri9bamt 0u,t,ta
tt1tS ietne Wtti@ttI0t9ett ttebrett
h.-GSiAa haea.aX A4inne. NSnEaEr


W q btn9to II. %. RGrs. .-@ine 0epe-
ihe bon &uciou, 4ri5oua, berthtet, ouB Elm
oo1ti9es Slatt Solgeuoes per0fientlift: -
vv yta4fehenbe8 lit eine correfte &opie oe8
uripriingltdlen BefebleS, tpcl6er i'm Betreff
oes Utountalu YeaOOp Rafiacrts ertheilt
muroe. Oerielbe murOe, nit orei Afibapits
elbdrtetr inter ben Bapiersn Oes perltorbenen
ST SberridterS SttuS BON Irisona, weldler
trtber SberIi9ter BON lltab mar, gefunoen: :
nSpeSiaIbefebl. -Salts2ufe=@itg, 10. aprtl
1857. Der Sffiiter, ruel6er bic G8forte COM.
manotrt. miro bierorrd anaemisien, barouf
gu a6ten, buB Seoermaun mobl nit Dtuuitfon
ueriehen 1T unb oieieIbe bereit bat, iobaIO Der
Sd9enSI9 Der dnTeOlung uuf buuoert Utet
len nahe aetommen 1T. 8rGIioent gouna
III Der Iniiht, oaB Nae ermoroet uerOen ioQs
ten, oamtt Seiner nod Badger suriidfebreu
uno bort uniere 6einOe uerfGrfen fam. Seoe
Sortebrun9 iollte getroffeu lperoen, I'M Oarauf
gu leben, oaB @tlemano snttommt. @ebeinl[
haltnng 1T notbpenoig. 4ui 8efehl bes Gen.
Daniel .. gSeaS SameS Sersuion, Silfs>
@eneral- Abiutant."
Ser Original Sefebl, NIT Srsi Iffitaoits
perieben, befuOet itd) in meinem SeIIbe, uno
t1 babe tpieotrholt rnterreouneen NIT benz
nerftorbenen 9ftater SituS, eiuem friiberen
9eifdftstbeihaber in Der agentur, qeba6t.
Derlelbe bsSweifelte niemalS bic Ge6tbett oes
SetebIeS uuo bic Sdulo 9Ouns's. 8. 6.
SugbeS. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
Selegrapbii9e 9epei9en.
lSeri9te Der "aGociirten BreFe. fur ben r4eutibeu
&orreipoAoeutelH.
S@tMbrtt6 SeS tlcttett 8ro6en Grfttrs
ft0t1S=SampferS .Hn&atuaN."-
(Sffte fafrae Get.rIi 6sPni%

atlantic @itp, N.zS., 26, MGri. Gin
Oampfer 1T Dem .ll3tteb States~ 6oteI" qez
geniibsr, ungefGbr cine SiertsImeiLe BON Der
Siinc egtfernt, 9eitranoet uuo be;eits IN Der
UtIt.e eut3pet gebrodeH. Sine SootSmanus
lhaft 1T am 8orb beS 8rads qeuelen uub
meloet, bab ith GiemanS am 8oro befinOet.
Die Si:;te lit NIT Sretteru llno 8ulfeu be-
ftreut, weldle ans llier triebsn uus auf mels
| den iid1 bic Infan9sbuhfiaben so. 6. B."
beiinoen. AueeI0em III Der Setel zines
Soflers gefIuoen poroen, mel6er bic Snidrift
IS. 3. Srancls WtiubrlO9e" trGgt. Der
Sampfer ut allen ani9eine na6 ein neuer
| SluBoampier.
(5pdter.) - Dos seiG5eiterte Nabr,eua 1T
Ger Grfuriions'0omper r0todaiuaD," melthe:
In gtoriolf, 3d., fir Srn. q. Cornell @bite
BON gtemzYort eroailt mur0e, erit am letten
SonnabenOe bonn Stapel Lief unO barauf i'm
S9lepptaue 0es 9ampfers DgSDanofe" uadl
gep YOrf abgiug. Das 9Srad miro raid
uou Der Branoung in Stiife gebroden.
ytems9o t, 26. Dtarj. Der @apitGu
oes ,8panofe," pelder ben 9aupfer
.Rodapap" I'm Sdlepptaue bate, berittet,
oaB beioe SubrJeuge auf Der 9ansen 6abrt
eiH fitrhterlt4eS nnmetter az beiinpfen bat
ten, Der lsbte1e Dampfer itng um llhr
heute 0ioraen nuf Der 96be bon @9g-Scrbor
an, IN Stiide su geben, unb muBte, natOsm
oie aut oemielbeu bcfnoliae Dianniaaft an
Sorb oeS y gSDauOfe" genommen rporoen mar,
I'M Stide gel0iien luercen. IlS Der y81a.
nofe" BON benz gSrade abltteB, mar nur nod
oas Seroed OelSelbsu iiber Dem @aiIer i'll
ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-30
OCT pFIe1IHI1IWG Stc1e04
9aS Srptutpu. - Gin ueUeIetnfonInteu Al
Ia an ann "

-
ideW HnBIano uGS Gn9lanO.
Son0on, 30. Ntars. - 9le ,8all=WaQ
@o3ette" pou beutc 9tadmlttag tbsilt nit,
OaB GuglanO iid) oO5u UeritauOen hat, 0as
ErOtofou 5u unterSel6neu. GuBlauo bat oas
gegeu Die iOrmeQe Serpfli6tuug iiberuom=
men, ieiue @rrlee Su ocm0blliIren. Gnulouo
bat iid) jeoOf uorbehalten (nabrIdeinlId in
Aubetradlt oeS llmlanoes, oaB Der Srieoe
Siptlfeu oar Biorte unO 0tOuteuegro nod
Htlt geldloien it, uuo cap cine gGleoerer0ffz
nun9 Der Seluoiellgteiten ueue 8ermideIuus
gen berbeiiiibceu lOnu!e), oaB oas Brotoiou
ungiiIti9 mitrOe, I'M Sale RuBlauO ielu Ser
ipredleu I'M Setreff Der 9emObiltiuung ui6t
bIelte.
- Bic ygaa. .Gau=@ =@a3stie" beiprid5t bic
Obi9e yiat)riGlt IN GiRem geitartite, IN mel.
dem iie aIlart, oaB Der 6rleos bur6 Oa8 abe
gei6loHeHe uebCrelufommen nod bel 8eitCm
nldt geitt,ert iei.
gismard unO SsnatisiI. - RuBlanO's Rsue
WoridlldOe.
Von6on, 30. WiarS. - Der Serliuer
@OrrtipoRoent Der yBau~ Wau- -@u5ette" tele=
grapbirt: ySiirit Sisma'6 bot Oem Serneb.
men nab III Der geltTigcn 3uiammentuuit
Dem @Cnerul SguutleH UtriRohen, be ueueu
Sori3lGse Rublauo'S gu unteraiitsu. Gug-
ldno, GranIrelh uuo Stalltn peroCE mabr,
| iAclul6 I0re @eiauoten nddfenS nn6 9On-
itantinOpel Sugiidihideu Ooer 0M8eroroentIlbe
Sotidaiter occreOituen. QGtysit bat bic Ab-
Tft ungeNeullt, gIsite Sdritte 5u tretien."
9spt;lRa6ana cer @aiitssn Oes SUnaus
9iln1ets.
! Qou0on, 20. Wi0r!. - Gus 8l6aret
mirO 9emtlOst, oGB Der tiirtiihe SrteJsminl-
fer bic Wobuma1uug Der @tlIiieu oss DO
Stlupets uuaeorouet bat, 2ieieIbeH TiRe
stpa q, 700 @IouN iiovt,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
Kob Ing.r.oII's Boyhood.

Colonel Robert Ingersoll was born In
Oneida county, n. Y, and letter IN the
Utica Herald gives some remembrance
of the paternal sternness which had pos
sibly inspired his protest against severe
domestic discipline. 1t is told OF his father
that when the son was seized with I'll
of coughing at table one day, and could
not stop when ordered, the elder lnger
soil took the boy to the carrisge-house
and whipped him severely. The punish
ment could be heard in the house. The
preacher parent whipped TIL ne was
tired, probably, and then ceased for
prayer. The praying, like the whipping,
could be heard by the family. After
praying awhile, whipping WAS resumed
Then more prayer Then more whip
ping. And thus prayer and the strap a.
ternated tor considerable time. Mean
while, Mrs. Ingersoll was crying, and
none of the household could continue the
mesl.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
. .n.I ,h;n, . ,bino nndetermined; but

susl thing-a thing undetermined; ou'
the newspaper is becoming one OF the
great institutions of modern civilization,
and its experience has been rs human
character has been, TO come up through
mistakes and blur ders. All we can ask
of these great peripstetic Legislators OF
public opinion ia that they should con-
form to disclosures of right as they go
along. think that they are conforming
gradually to the experience OF the "oriu
and going through process Oh eV0iu-
tion towards more perfect sta'c ror-
merly the pregnant idea OF newspaper
was news, and that whatever was news
should 90 in, but there is news That
springs from the top OF the head, from IN
tellectual faculties, and news which comes
from the ply steal industries OF lite as the
result of the will, and news which springs
from the strife of the passions, In when
ouarrels and all sorts of violence are DE
veloped. There is news which springs
from tho affections, aud news which
springs from each and every thing, IN
their highest forms, in their immediate
forms and in the Lowest forms. There
are many Of our great journals that are
steadily every year sorting their news
refusing TO put n rs news very startling
things, but which are below the equator
lal line of propriety. 1.-THE newspaper OF
to day is al fault the fault is with you
| do not blame the editor altogether,
although his blame is something, but ycI
take that paper, because you like to see
what is in it; you that don't like to let
it go into your families, but will read 1t
at your place of business; yoa that DIS
dam the man that conducts it and would
not touch hin-you 1t is that gives the
power to the newspaper. W hat would
YOU think of the man that should take
his nightly ride on muck cart and
should keep opening the lid and smelling
OF the garbage; but here this picking
and prying and stewing in the dripplngs
OF men's passions and sppetites goes on
day after day, and you like 1t; you talk
about it, and damn the man that puts 1t
before you. Is this manlYf Is this
right2 When the market fails the
goods won't be manufactured any longer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
NOTES OF THE DAY.

HAYES has genius for sbilly-shally-
and for little else, apparently.
NEW YORK Republicans are whistling
to keep their courage up about the cleo
tions.
Mr.. EvARTs does not figure as sue
cessful diplomstist in that affair with the
Pennsylvania delegation.
The Utica Republican, brand-new
Conkling organ. calls George William
Curtis 1.-The apostle of swash."
Ii there was solid chunk of man
hood back OF the new civil-service-retorm
machine it would work better.
III Hayes expects any success in his
tusse with the radical Bourbons, he
must borrow little OF Andrew Jackson's
spirit.
The Mrs. R. B, Hayes temperance So
ciety will be able to keep a close watch
on the Executive when he goes to
Richmond, tor the bell punch is In use
there.
Roscoe CoNKLINo and Stanley
Matthews have both declined TO take
part in the Pennsylvania campaign this
fall. They think it best TO stand from
under.
The latest rumor is that the Englisk
mission is to be rendered to General
Grant, but the great thlrd-term candI
date isn't to be got out of the way in that
s.yle.
The illicit distillation OF stimusnts in
North Carolina sent shosl of detectives
tsere, and they on the SILL so gently
stealing caught the sheriff of 4sdkln
county.
WHEN one compares the vigorous and
statesman-like utterances Of Tilden with
the feeble twaddle of Hayes. ones con-
tempt for the fraud in the White House
is increased.
LOUISIANA has had only one senator
since 1873, and now she has none. Ism
it about time that the constitutional pro
vision about "equsl representation
should be respected?
AND now all that is needed to com
plete the civil-service muddle Is tor MIR
Schurz to write commentary of Gon.
eral Devens' letter ard tor Mr.. Evarts to
explain the commentary.
The Postottice Department is house
divided against itself. At Wake field,
Rhode Island, there arc two claimants to
the office of postmaster, one holding q
commission from Key, the other from
Tyncr.
TIE Nashua IN. H. Telegraph calls
upon everybody "to come over to the
sido of the Lord ana President Hayes.
Even Stoughton CT Zach Chandler
would hardly have the lmpu'
dence to rank God on the side of the re-
ceiver of stolen goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
TRUSTEES, SALE
n A FARM AND Personal Pro

y ipEARTT99.N N AND FNNSoNAL FNo,
In pursu .nce OF the following deeds Of
trust made By W. u. LogsdOn, viz: Two
deeds OF trust dated respect ve.y, on the
lst day OF Septe IN Der, 1873, AID on the nth
day OF June, 1874, TO Nathan shepherd,
trustee, and IecOTded in deed OF trust book
No. =, page 3y5, and deed of trust book No.
8 page IS, in tie office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court for WetZel county, Vest
Virginia; and deed OF trust made by said
LOgsuOn, dated November 18th, 1874, 10
~. X. IEUmp >Ou, trustee, and recorded in
deed OF trust book No. ), page 3, in the
Office OF said clerk OF SAID county Court.
We will on November y, ls11, al the front
door Of W etZel County Court House, COM
meucln at 10 o. lock a. IN, sell at public
auction a farm OF lOi acres, about three
miles west OF LlttlelOn, in Wetzel county,
West Virginia, thus bounded ana DIES.
CuOed: beginning AT Chestnut Oak, a
corner 10 James Robinson, thence nOTtu
llJ poles u a stake; thence north -, de-
eTeeS, west Y poles "A stake; thence west
~ poles 10 n Chestnut ana Pines, south lSO
poles 10 "a white oak, east 100 poles TO
The beginning; being the same property
now occupied by said LOgsdOn. Also the
following personal property: ne bay
horse, one brown horse, one SOrrel mare,
one Yoke OF oxen, one TOUR horse wagon,
one null kit OF carpenters tools ami SIX
mowers.
EKSis OF SALE-The personal property
VIII be sold 10 oue-half cash and the resi-
due in six months, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, b. airing
interest. The land will be sold Tor one
fourth cash and the residue in one, two
and three years, with interest, the pay
ments To be satISiaCtor ly secured and
title retained a. further security.
selling AS trustees We will convey only
such title as is V, Sted in US, which is be-
heved 10 be perfect.
Trustee.
H. K, THOMPSON,
". V HOGE, Trustee.
Attorney Tor Trustees.
oct 2OtWet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
There il Danger Ahead

When those usually active little organs,
the kidneys, are neglecttul OF their duties
and grow sluggish. Fatty degeneration,
Bright's disease, diabetes, and other dam
gerous maladiss, are tn result OF neglect
TO remedy this inactivity by medicinal
means. When the all important functions
OF the kidneys are imperfectly discharged,
those organs need stimulating, and the
best possible agent for that purpose-since
it performs its office without exciting
them-is HoStetter's Stomach Bitters,
which, in combination with its tonic and
cathar'ic properties, possesses valuable
qualities as diuretic. Both kidneys and
bladder are siren gthened by 1t, and the
yigor which II lmparts to them, and the
gentle but effectual impulse which 1t gives
to their operations, is the best possible
guaran ty against heir becoming diseased.
The Bitters are invaluable in other re-
specrs as well az the above, since they
remedy general debility, uterine troubles,
chills and fever, dyspepsia, constipation,
govt, rheumatism, and other ailments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
Largest stock Of Meats I'm the
Slate

CHESTER II Ms, THE BEST AND
I j most reliable Hams In the market;
sugar Cured shoulders, Plain houlders,
sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, Clear sides,
Mess Pork. Family Pork, Rump Polk,
FurD Leaf Lard in Tercrs, Barrels, Halt
Il ,rrcIs Kegs, Pals and Hali-Pails. Our
own Pr0duct-SuperIort oany I'm the mar
kct. No risk OF loss and DAMAGE 10 the
dealer IN handling our meats. Prices IRE
now nj b tom.
lei LIST. DAVENPORT & PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
Spalding's Glue mends everything.

RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideretum, Avoid imitation. Book
and Journal, with particulars, msiled
free. Address PULvERMACHER GAL
yANIC Co, Cincinnati, OHIO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURB OF
uepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure ; sometimes the paints inthe left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, 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 a dull,
lcavy sensation in the back part
Thereisgcnera,ly considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied apain-
ful 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-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of lhem ex-
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparation!
TO, or after taking Quininc. VIZ
would advise al who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them 5
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
Us simple pursa,iyc, they arc IN
equaled.
BEWARE OF IIITATEo:s.
The genuine DIX. {. M!LAE1' S
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's L,y1R
PILLS bear the signatures Of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
I9- 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. McLASEs
LIVER Pills trial, we will mail post paid 10 any
part Of the United Stztes, one box Of Pills foi
twenty-five cents
FLEMING PROS. Pittsburgh "a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31

To NeutraIize effectiveness.

In many forms we use dlsIntecting
agents. Impure breath, caused by osd
teeth, tobacco, spirits, or catarrh, is
neutralized by Sozodont IT'S health
tul beautlfer and great luxury rs a
dentifrice. The repulsive breath is by
It's use rendered as fragrant as rose,
and GOODNESS by friends or lovers will no
longer be noticed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31

Extraordinary Semi Annual Drawing,
Tnesdtv. Dec. II, 1871. II kets. $40, SHARES
in proportion. Capital Prize, sltO,V'; Znd
80 5GI di fTlputed I'm prizes Of different
determinations Drawings superintended
by General q. T. BeaureZard. OF La, and
General Jubal 4. Early, OF a, CommlS-
mi,slonerS for the state and people. FOR
information, apply 70 them or u. A. DAU-
PHIE,P q. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
,cfgaW-g
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
LIST. DAVENPORT & PARKS.

/ SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
y a Fortune. llth Grand Drawing,
1871. At New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov bih.
louisiana State OF cry Company.
This Institution was regularly incOr-
poratcd by the Legislature OF the state
for Educational and Charitable purposes
in lsbs, with "A Capital Of SlOJ0tO, TO which
IL has since added reserve fund OF $50
Co., It's grand single NUMBER Drawings
wi 4 take place monthly. II neUer scales o.
,0tDOnes. Look at the following scheme ::
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
10000 Tickets at Two Dollar each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31

-, sand 10 make close com ection al
,:SS OS, for all points South and south;
ora: at Culcago Tor all points west ana
S eI-i TSoand trains make connections at
h SSS for Philadelphia, New Hork
oA ei Roston. At Washington lily for all
points 6onnd trains make direct connee;,
VS. Tor ali principal points west ana
N9 9t,i,nan Palace cars on all night trains
sHIEELTNG, PLTTSSB1 T y5S16 y AND BALI
IIMORE DIPLSION'
LEAVES. .y,,,,,.,, 49, Do
sWheeling %. All at II ,65A. M
4tL!, washington, Pa,
~ heeA,e 5.25P NJ daily ATT Il P. NJ.
damp a eycepted. %SuudayS excepted.
T'cEeys TO al principal points on saie
.,tspot. Office open at all hours uurlhs
tae cay THOS. Z. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
. .. DEVRIES, General Agen- ma4o
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asheelias &teis';it5ter.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squsre-1s mcn space.
One time..-......s Is One month....S w
Two times......... Is Three months. II w
One week........... 2 81 One year,. 25 20
one square manageable once week $50.
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places Is
per cent additional.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occuried
DoUtIt Quinn advertisements, 90 per
cent add t,Chal.
Loca. kCllLes 10 cents per lipe-btn no
LocGL motto. ltlu be inserted for less than ONE
D0I.JsAh
All adv eli easements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly,
Yearly advertisers will be confined TO
their legitimate business, and all aaver-
tiselnents not connected with IL Will be
charged Tor at our regular rates.
All bills due on this nrsJ appearance OF
the ;u NartiS eInput.