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schenck,s Mandrake Pulls

Win be found to possess those qualities
necessary to the total eradication OF iii
bilious attacks, prompt to start the secre-
lions of the liver, and give hesltny zone
to the entire system. Indeed, A. is no
ordinary discovery In medical science 10
have invented a remedy for these STUB
born complaints, WI ich deyelope all the
results produced by a heretofore free use
of calomel, a mineral Justly dreaded Dy
mankind, and Acknowledged To be ues-
tructive in the extreme TO tue human
system. That the properties OF certsin
Vegetables comprise all the virtues az
caiomel without its injurious tendencies
is now an admitted fact, rendered mus
putable by scientific researches: ana those
who use the Mandrake Pills Will be iully
satisfied that the best medicines are those
provided by nature in the common herDs
and roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
tion or any of The injurious effects oil
calomel or other puisons. The secretion
of bile is promoted by these pills as win be
seen by the altered color OF the stools, ana
disappearing of the sallow complexion
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions Tor use accompany
each box OF pills. Prepared only by J. ID.
Schenck & Son, at their principal office
corner Sixth and Arch streets, PhiladeI i.
phia, and tor sale by all druggists and
dealers. Price % cents per box.
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Officers Elected.

At meeting of the William Tell En-
campment, held on the 25th inst, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: c. p, s. 0. Burdatts; H. F.,
Henry Arms; 5. W., John Vogel; j. W,
Carl Sorg; Secretary, John Salade; Treas
urer, Jacob Landfr'ed.
VIM. Tell Lodge No. 6, on the 10Th
inst, elected the following officers To
serve for the ensuing year: n. G., Rich
ard Heinrich; Y. g., Henry Kurner;
Secretary, John Salade; Treasurer, II. c.
Bauer; Trustees, Henry S'smm, Julius
T. Holman and Henry Arms.
Wheeling Lodge No. 10, Independent
Order of Workingmcn, held meeLiu Z
NJ their lodge room, in the McLsin
building, Thursday night, when the FOL.
lowing officers were elected Tor the ensu-
ing six months: G.. l.. Cranmer, Presi.
dent; George Hook, Vice President;
Frank p. Jepson, Secretary; s. d. Tip
petit, Finsncral Secretary; Ralph Ankle
Treasurer
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The Shnuehraun.

Dion Boucicaults inlmitsble, rollcking,
charming play of the "Shsughrsun" WAS
presented last night at the Opera house.
The audience was very large one and
we venture the statement that better
pleased crowd of people never came out
of the Opera house. OF sll the long
list of plays that have sprung
from the fertile brain of Boucicsut, none
has of later years caught the popular
fancy rs strongly as the "Shaughrsun.'
1t is Il play whose wit, humor and
sparkle. render description of it in
plain black and white, tame sod at.
The cast was An admirable one. and far
above the average OF the companies that
usually visit Wheeling. Conn
the Shaughraun. John a, Mackeyj
was side splitting and Mr..
Mackey is deserving rot only OF the
warm and frequent appisuse he received
last night, but to a reputation for this
character, second only to that OF Bouci-
cault himself Mr.. Cyril Sesrle, as Cap
tain MoLmleaur WAS perfect type of the
| handsome, honorable, dcboHaire BIRTHS h
officer, head over heels in love with that
pretty, unaffected young Irish lady
Claire FtotlioH Fanny Person, Robert
Et0Lliott and CORY Kmeheia were rather
weak, but Harvey Duf (Mr. w. B.
Csbilp was undoubtedly well play
ed, as it has ever been on any stage,
ALte o. Neat Miss Alice Brooks was
fairly rendered, while Miss Meta Bart
lett as Moya turned the heads of half the
masculine portion of the audience by her
merry, charming, sctir and pretty face.
The Shsughrsun will be reproduced
at the Opera House tonight. Every
one who desires good, hearty laugh
should go and see it
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unate1rer,a ALMANAC.

The edition Tor 1875 of the sterling Medi-
cal Annual, known as Hostetter'S Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be Outlined,
tree of cost, Of druggists and genera. cpun-
try dealers IN all parts OF the United states
and British America, and indeed in every
civilized portion OF the Western HemiS-
phere. 1t combines, with the soundeSt
practical advice for the preservation and
restoration Of health, a large amount OF
interesting and amusing light reading
and the calendar, astronomical calcuia
lions, chronological items, &c, are prepar-
ed with great care, and will be found en-
tirely accurate. The Issue Of Hostctter's
Almanac for 1873, in the English, German,
French, Welsh, Norwegian, swedish, Hol-
land. Boil emian and Spanish languages,
will in all probability be the largest
edition Of "A medical work ever published
in any country. The proprietors, Messrs.
Hostetter Il smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on re-
ceipt Of two cent stamp will forward a
copy by mail TO any person who cannot
procure one IN his neighborhood.
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ArnuaI Treat of the u. y. Sunday
school.

The annual treat of the United Pres.
byterlan Sunday School was given in the
Sunday Schoo! room last night. After
singing and prayer, addresses were made
by Rev. DR.. McC ure, Prof. Srowden and
the Superintendent, w. } w. Cowden.
Candies, oranges, etc, were then distri-
buted promiscuolsIy. Presents of candy
canes were made 10 several gentlemen,
and books to scholars for committing
verses. Miss Lillian Cubertson was pre-.
scented with q writing desk by her
scholars. After the scholars had gone
on their way rejoicing, the teachers and
officers held meeting and reelected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Superintendent, w. j. w. Cowden; As
sistsnt Superintendent, j. j. Jones;
Librarian, w. 5 Mcdonald; Treasurer,
j. ID. Boyd.
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Ps rsOnalities.

Miss Mary A. Hopkins. one of Balti-
mores accomplished young ladies, is
visiting the family of' Mr.. }. P. Carney,
teller of the Peoples Bank.
Squire Mayes, OF West Alexander, was
in the city yesterday, and stated that he
had tied the connublal knots OF 1867
couples.
Misses Lottie Merriam and Flora
Schneider, both OF Akron, 0, are visiting
Miss Mary Roemor, this city.
Rev. DIX, of Trisdelphis, visited this
city yesterday.
Captain John Bags will address a
temperance convention to be held At
Wsynesburg, Pa, on January 18th.
Rev. John W. Goodlin, who breaches
at the English Lutheran Church to-mor-
row. reaches the city to-day by the Z. "
p. r. r.
Rev. 5. b. Bsrnltz and wife attended
the anniversary Of the Second Presby-
teran Church Sunday School, at SLeu-
benville, last night.
Col. T. Allston Brown, the great the
atrical agent, is with the Shaughraun
Combination.
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AMONG OUR CHURCHES.
Where cur Citizens will worship
Tomorrow.

Rev. L. Voss of the German Protestant
st Johns church, will speak tomorrow
morning "Of the right retrospect IN the
time past and of the right view IN the
future at the close of the year ana base
his remarks on the words written III
Psalm 1875 and Philippians 9.l3.
Rey.C. +. Clancy will hold services
at the First Baptist Church, Twelfth and
BYRON streets Morning-1oung men 8
PRAYER meeting at 8; preaching at lGoo'
subject, "Esther's CONCERN for her req
ple.' Sunday School at 2P. NJ. Preach
ing at 7 P. NJ. Subject, "a Risen
Saviour"
Preaching on New Years morning at
1890.
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday even
ing. n,,,,
Services as usual at the Disciples
church by the pastor, Rev. y. Z. Miller;
Morning subject-"Cloud OF witnesses
Services at night at 7 o'clock. Sunday
school at 2:30P. NJ.
First Presbyterian church, CnapIne
street. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. D.
A. Cunningha ID. D., at lG;3O A. NJ
and at7P. NJ. Morning subject-"Dutles
of the home and freside, or thoughts for
the closing year" Evening subject,
aThe death and burial OF Jacob and
Joseph"
At the Second Presbyterian Church
the pastor will preach in the morning
upon the "Scriptursl reasons tor bellev-
inc IN infant salvation" and IN the even
ing on the "Orthodox standard OF reh-
gious truth" being the second sermon In
\ short series on the orthodox doctrines.
The First English Evangelical Luther
an Church will have special services OF
more than usual interest. The audience
room is still drsped in Christmas green
appropriate TO this season. Rev. joan
W. Goodlin, who is quite !avorlte mere,
is expected To preach suitable dlScourses
both morning and evening. The sun
day School will have ole OF It's great
days, preparatory to the anniversary
Tuesday night.
Services will be- held at the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church at 100 A. NJ. and I
p. NJ. conducted by the Pastor. subject
OF the evening sermon, "ElDahs prayer
for Desth," First Kings, xIx:4.
~ Regular services at the Reformed
Episcopal Church, 1905 Chapline street
Wiesel Hall), at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. and
JPN. Rev. }. F. Curtis will othclate.
Sunday School III 9 o'clock.
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InnOc"nt~' Day.

Yesterday, in the Christian world, was
called the Day of Holy lnnocents. child
ren's Christmas in the Episcop and
Catholic Churches. 1t derived its name
i st one thousand eight hundred and
seven-seven wears ago, under the follow
Ing incident: The despot King, Herod,
Governor of Palestine. becoming disgust
81 with the wise men, issued an order
that all children under two years of age
should be put TO desth, IS it wss ms
desire to put the infant Jesus TO death,
who Was then only three days old The
day commentaries the saving of the life
OF Jesus. The Episcopal Church at the
Reformation retained the anniversary in
lis ritual, although its observance is now
more honored in the breach than other
wise. Superstition has it that this is, OF
all days in the yesr,!the most unlucky,
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HANLAN-SCHARFF.
Noyace 10 be Rowed Next season.

Billy Schartf, ex.chsmpion scuiler OF
Pittsburgh, has refused 10 accept the
challenge of Edward Hsnlsn, OF Toronto,
| Ontario, Canada. The New York Clip
per of this week, in publishing Hanlsn' 5
J d.f, prefsces it with these remarks {;
,, considerable surprise will doubtless be
! manifested at the issuance OF the sub
Joined challenge from Edward Hanlan,
OF Toronto, Ont, TO Billy Scharf, the ex-
champion sculier, MS the public naturally
expected that, should the Canadian send
forth challenge ut sli, the osrsman to
whom it would be directed would be
either Evan Morris, the champion Of the
States, or Charles f. Courtney. That he
has chosen to do otherwise, however, is
nobody's business but his own, and 1t GER
tainlv cannot be said that in selecting
Scharti as an antagonist he is aiming NJ
small game, for Biliy's past periorman-
ces stamp him u frst-class man, and he
is probably better oarsman to-day than
ne was year ago. Beside, Hanlan has
long been anxious to get a crack al him,
having challenged Schartf in March last,
when Billy was champion, to 70" three
miles; the latter had just then made
fresh match with Morris, and declined
to sign articles with the Canadian
until that was decided, and as the result
WAS contrary to Schartt's anticipations
the subject was not again adVerted to
until now The terms offered by Han
Ian are far, and it is TO be expected that
the Pittsburgher will lsvOrably respond
and cover the 500 we now hold"
Hanlan was married little over
week ago to a young lady named Miss
Sutherland, resident of Toronto.
Wallace Ross hackers talk OF pltting
him agsnst Hsnian again next spring,
provided the latter will row al st. John
or Halifax; the stakes to be 1000 or
$1,000 side.
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REPORTORIAL PENCILINGs.
Items Ptck.d Up Al Random nS
Perfpatettc RepOrters--ThinRs
- Briefly Considered.


PRACTICE writing '7S.
MATINEE" this evening.
Is this an unripe slice of next Spring!
/ Two MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
RUB1Es are the favorable precious
stones.
ONE addition to the workhouse force
yesterday,
sMUSfeIPAL Court convenes this morn
ing at ten o'clock.
A SUNDAY shaving war has broken
out Al Pittsburgh.
FLowER are punched for the throat,
waist aud pocket.
THERE is splendid comic william in
the "Shsughrsun."
| THE Riverside Shakespeare Club gave
an entertainment, evening before last.
| The coal operators will hold meet
Ing at the Fourth ward engine house TO-
night.
THE BODY Of the late August Hine,
was taken to Sterling, ILL.,, yesterday tor
burial.
TIE remains of Miss Sofa Dunbar will
arrive here on the Andes instead OF the
Hudson.
A FLAG stone walk is being laid in
ROOSTER alley, between Chapline and
Eoff streets.
The contract 70: repsinting the Elm
Grove street cars, has been awarded to
Peter Terrell.
ONE deed in fee and two release deeds
admitted to record at the County Clerk S
office yesterday.
THE Maennerchor Singing Society
will give ball at Germania Hall next
/ Monday evening.
The colored people of the A. NJ. +.
Church realized 1852 80 at their festival
held in Hope Hall.
JUPITER will coniunct with the Sun
on to-day week. Here is chance tor
"astronomics cusses."
YESTERDAY The Pan Handle railroad
company paid their taxes for the year
1877 to Auditor Miller.
TRAVELLERS candlesticks, to hang on
the lapel of coat or on the back OF n
car-seat, are the latest divice.
The ambitious young man and the SEN
timsntal yourg lady will soon make
preparations to purchase diaries
The Shaughraun company arrived in
the city yesterday morning and are
quartered at the Mcclure House.
HAyERLY's MINsTRELs are booked to
appear at the Opera House next Mon.
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The week of PRAYER will begin to-mor-
row week. 1t will consist OF special ser
vices adopted by the Evangelical Ali
ance
The trustle work for the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky railroad has
been commenced ut the depot st the foot
# Fourteenth street.
SOME young boy invaded the Ninety
nine cont store, Thursday evening, and
stole ,heretr, IN small toy drum. Chase
was given, but the boy outrun his pur-
suers.
PRIVATE information, received in the
city yesterday, announces the death of
Mrs. Horsiey, OF Buckingham county,
Va, and daughter of Secretary OF State
Brady.
The remains of Mrs Batch, who fell
through coal vault on alley Eighteen
some time ago, and who died from the
effects Of the fall, were entered at the
Peninsula cemetery Y sterdsv.
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Take Notice.

We had our eyes on him for some time
before he approached us. Something
seemed TO tickle him. On catching sight
of our reportoral form, he seized our
arm, and said he had An item. "Best
thing you here be went of in roar
Of laughter. He turned several times to
tell US what it was, but failed, ard then
bending down close To- our ear he whis-
pered, "Best thing you" We don't
known exactly what followed, but we
think be let of again. Ii seemed rs
II NesCvius WAS spoutlng cold water into
our ear, and Ms though all the
thunder storms since the creation of the
world bad been concentrated and poured
through n tube into our head II any,
one should ask what became of him we
will point with pride to low, grassy
mound with rare bush Al its head, in
Greenwood. where lie portion of foot,
some hair, two metal buttons and q irag-
mert of suspender, which were all that
the office boy could find tor interment
next morning.
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THE COUNTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings TN the Dii.
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY COUKT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Jacob F. Luikert vs.. Frederick Fsl-
nor, certified by Squire Caldwell. Case
dismissed at plaintiff cost.
Parker Bros. VS.. Patrick Mullen, GER
tilted by Squire Caldwell. Case tried by
the court without jury. judgement
for plaintiff tor SIT and costs
A. j. u NJ. Dennison VS.. f. NJ. Hen
derson, certified by Joseph Toliver.
Jury returned verdict of $40 damages
for plaintiff.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John Vierhuller, on two distinct
charges for assaulting Edward Deiters
and William Voeckler, was fined in each
case three dollars and costs. Paid.
John Howard, drunk, fined five dollars
and costs. Committed.
The case against B. Gearing for carry
ing off pocket knives belonging to ID.
Goethe was dismissed at the costs OF
Goetze
The cases sgsinst William Harris and
Charles Cohagan, for dIsorder!y conduct
were continued until this morning
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acknowledgements

THE Board of Managers OF the Chill.
dren's Home desire to acknowledge q de.
hghttul entertainment gwen the chill.
dren of the Home, Christmas night, by
the Mission Sunday Scbool on Seven
teeuth street, presided over by Mr.. w.
A. List. TIE children were delighted
with the attention shown them, and with
the many presents made them. The
teachers and superintendent merit the
highest praise for the kindness and hb-
erality shown the children.
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Honest A. ~ HouPAI Does.

While mechanic Wa buying pair
of boots on Christians eve q: j. Lar
iried's shoe store, ne lost n ten dollar bill.
The mechanic hunted for it, but without
avail. \ couple OF days aterward Mr..
Lsnlried found 1t among the shoe boxes
aud, not knowing the owner, promptly
advertised it in the REGISTER. The mis-
sing owner turned up like - flash. lie
saw the "sd.' in the REGISTER, and lost
no time in calling on Mr. L., proving
property and getting his money. The
mechanic called at the REGISTER count
ing room to remark that ali the honest
men are not dead yet
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House Breaking.

Thursday night some thief or thieves,
entered the residence of Rev. DR.. Gun
ninghsm, No. SO Fifteenth street, by
breaking one of the front windows and
passing into the psrlor from which a
lsrge silver card basket wss stolen. The
thief WAS suspected to have been one Bill
Harris, who is locked up on y charge OF
disorder, and his shoes were taken TO the
yard of DR.. Cunninghsms residence and
found TO lit the tracks that were visible
in the soft ground there. A search war
rant was Issued by Squire Phillips and
the house where Harris stays searched,
but none OF the stolen goods were found.
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THERMOMETERS.
Highest. Lo,rest.
Face Bruised.

Yesterday morning, farmer who had
come 10 the city, left MS wagon At the
Second ward market house and un-
hitched his team, when he placed q
small boy, son OF George Schwsrz-
bach, proprietor of the Old Home, on
one of the animals, and started HIN to-
ward the stable. On crossing the street
car track 81 the market house, the horse
tumbled sud threw the boy off who
struck the ground on his face, badly
SHINING his forehead and one cheek.
The child wss taken 10 his home worse
scared than hurt
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Caution ShouId be Used.

In walking up Market street last even
Ing, we saw two boys hanging on the
rear end OF street car one arm dragging
on the ground AID holding on to the car
with the other. A sudden Jolt would
have jerked the boys under the car and
killed them outright or manned them for
life. A great many accidents occur in
this way, and the ear driver is blamed
for his carelessness or n sui- tor damages
lie entered against the street car company
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The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made December "a. 1877. by
Frederick Miller and Caroline Miller,
his wife, to a. NJ. Walter, for lot No. 4.
in }. X {. Rltchle's addition to the city
OF Wheeling, and lot No. 5, in square No.
B, in the Buena Vista addition TO the
city; compensation $500.
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The Old Story.

Thursday some ingenious fellow went
to the residence OF Mr.. J. B. Lukens,
who resides on the Island, and told a
small child that her father sent him for
his best pair of boots and coat. The
child, not suspecting anything wrong,
obeyed. IS she thought, her fathers de.
sire. When Mr.. Lukens returned home,
the child at once tod her father that
some one came for the articles mentioned,
and that they had been sent to him. 1t
is naturally to be supposed that Mr..
Lukens wss much chsgrined to learn
that he had been robbed in that way.
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Held for Postage,

The following letters Is lying st the
pOstotfice awaiting the necessary stamps
TO take it to its destination: Rev.
Alfred Young, &. S p, Fifty-mnth
street and Ninth avenue New York, n.
Y. three cents
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The Entertaimm, New Years
Night.

The preparations for the great Sunday
School Exhibition, Tuesday night, are
about completed, and are very sstistacto-
ry to the committee. The music is
somewhat more difficult than that CT
former years, but has been learned by
the little ones, nevertheless. The school
holds an anniversary prayer meeting at
: o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Reported Gone.

y special to the Cincinnati Enquirer
of yesterday says that DR.. W. Yates, an
electro physician, who came here from
Pittsburgh about one year ago, has
skipped the town, leaving numerous
creditors IN the lurch. II is said that
Pittsburgh suffered from him in like
manner. HIS liabilities are unknown.
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GRAND RAPIDs, Mich. Nov s. l
LATER.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Nov.
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Not only promptly arrests the corroding discharges
In CaArrh but. ~ sympathetic action u restores 20
sound health all the organs OF the head thAt ave
become affected by IT, and exhibit any OF the io.lo"
tnE Affections
Defective Eyesight. Infamcd and Mnttery
Ewes, Painful and Watcry Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing EarachC, Neuralgia of the Ear
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Head
ache, Pains in the Temples, Loss OF tho
Senses of Taste and Smell, FlonCntion of
the Uvula, inflammation of the I"n-ils'
Pntrid sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding OF the
Lungs.
Each package contains Dr. Sanford's Improves
Irhal!nc Tube with full nal carefully prepared a.
rcInrs for use IN all cases. Price, 81 For sale ny
aU wholesale and retail druggists and dealers
Through ont the United states AMI Canal las. FthS
: POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
Eists, Boston, Mass.
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1t'heellng Gegl5tcE,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Iudex TO New Advertisements.

|. o. o. f. Notice.
Undertsking-FrIend 4 Son.
Letter List.
A Good Chance.
Fancy Goois-Cummins IL Woods.
New ears Presents-J. Friedel
Blank Books-Stsnton II Davenport.
Undertsking-Wm. link X Son.
Silver Plated Ware--Jscob w. Grub.
Cook SlOves--R. II. Sweeney.
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Arrested.

Yesterday, G. w. Leasure appeared
before Squire W. W. Miller and swore
out peace warrant for the arrest of
Charles Allen, for using abusive language.
The case will be heard to-day.