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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19

SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the paints inthc 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 coStivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There generally aconsidcrable loss
ofmemory, accompaniedwith pain
fll 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 fortitudc enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edv. 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. NcLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEyLR, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
ofthe most happyrcsult5. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking QuiEiac. w
would advise al who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious dcrancemcnts, and
rs a simple purCatiyc, they - IN
equalcd.
BEWARE OF I71ITh-InTs.
The genuine IE. {. A>.tEl 5
IlvLR Pills @rc nly>r sjg-r coated.
Every box has I'D WAY seal Oh
the lid, with the impression u
AIcLANL'S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine M!LANE'S LIyrR
PILLS bear the signatures 81 &
/ MCLANE and FLEMING B@os. On tie
wrappers.
Rp~ Insist on your druggist or
stoyekeeper giving YOU the genuine
/ DR.. {. McLANE's LIVER PELS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
/ To those wishing to give Dz. {. NcLsSE's
. LIVER Pills TRIAL We Will mail post paid 70 any
part c. the United States, one box q Pills To-!
twenty-five Gents
FLEMING BROS. Finsburra Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
FOR z { Mt
FOR RENT.

l on York and Virginia Sts., Island ~
They are in very desirable location. 49,
Have all modern improvements, inClUd .
ing gas, bath rooms &c. Terms moderate.
Further information can be had at the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
deCl7 li5j Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

DOONS n THE NEW WASHINGTON
II Hall building will be Tor rent by JauU
any LIST. Persons desiring -oOd bushes,
room I'm a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
!. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
deCSl AT Franklin ms. Otilco.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
FOR RENT,

7 ARGE, COMFORTABLEDWELL- h.
II ing house on Thirteenth street f%!E
w. V. HOGE, Il BRO, 1900 Market 49,
street. decsh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
LAME-BACK!

or weakness OF the back ever invented
.or known. II sooths, II strengthens, il
cures, where other porous plasters, ana all
lnlmentS tail. lU9lD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19
~ CURES DlSEASEscF TIE
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD,

In he wonderful medicine 10 which The aillict-
ei are above directed for relief, The tI-"n}cTCr
believes he has combined iU hIr-gaUu more Of
Natures sovereign curative properties, when
cod has iu-ulel into the vegetable kr-t IA
frr healing Tie sick. than were ever before COM
g. found Ia Tie great variety ~ most obstinate
g -t4-c- Wai'h 10 Las been found 10 conquer. IN
'Ur cure ~ Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
anal tuc early Stages Di Consumption, /. has
a-E,r.-.et the medical faculty. and eminent
rF..-irrau- pronounce 10 the greatest medical
e. Coughs. 10 -trcuE ftcn- 'ac system AMI Puri-
flies the blood. ~ H. great amt thorough
H..nl-Igrlt, l.- properties, s, cures all i.-
norS from ne worst NCrOfuia % q. common
Hi0;Ch, Pimplc, or Eruption. Mrrrur.ai
disease. Muz.rss. Pul~un-, and their effects, are
e-tt.catct, and vigorous health AMI sound
constitution established. ErysipclGs, Salt
rheum, Fever Sores, SCaly or Rough
SKIN, 200 short, al the numerous diseases caused
.. bad blood are conquered by this powerful,
rgut NJ and iuyIgprt',uS medicine.
J.. Won fee duII, drnNy-v. Goh..i'a'ci, have sal
Pow color ~ SKIN, or 'r.nV.-h brown spots On
'.rr ur .'tv, frequent headache or dizziness,
r.ei with hot lu.'c-, low spirits and gloomy
Ore. #i.ugs. irregular appetite, and tongue
coated. euuare suffering from Torpid liver.
orr IsiIiOusnCH~.H Ia MANY cases ~
Liver Complaints only part Of these
.fuu, are experienced. A. "A remedy fuf
such rase-, Dr.. Pierce Golden Mel 81. d.
r"ar. bias up equal, az Dc ,'.ri- perfect cures
...s.a.- tie liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS ArsI PER BOTTLE.
Prepared nv IL. V. PIERCE, Vt. d, Sole
Frr-.e'wr. e. t.c WORLDS DIorENsAEE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-19

RAILROAD BONDS-QN"t and nrm.
STATE BoHDs STEADY.
STuCKS-irrelu ar and weak during
he greater part Of the day, the marke,
beng influenced by untavorabIe rumors
regarding the coal conference, but when
il became known thai pan tor com
oina..oa had been adopted by all the
coal interests, sharp recovery oc.
Cured &nd the market in the last hour
advanced q per cent. Tor Delaware and
HUDSON, II per cent. Tor Delaware, Lack
4waula aud Western and 5(G3 per cent.
.or the remainder o! the list. me latter
tor Michigan Central and Lake Shore,
which re- tie most active. Ralircai
stocks advanced md closed at the al
vnhce Wc.lcrn Union advanced ! per
cent. The transactions aggregated H..
900 shares, o which 6 400 were New
York Central $1,000 Lake Shore, 4 O0O
Northwestern. common 5000 preferred
1900 1t. Paul common, ), 500 preferred
900 OHIO, 1900, Delaware, Lackswen.
n and Western, 1900 Delaware and
Hudson Cana, 5000 Michigan Central
and 500 We,.arH Union.
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Prepared nv u. V. PIERCE, Vt. d, Sole
Prr-ct"r. e. L.c WORLDS DIaFENsAEE
'.... y 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-28
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF AI.pEEM EN-

AT all adjourned mdetlEs ct tEn Hrnrd Of Z
dermcli, held June 9Th, 1871, thrr: were pc
| snnt: =. H. jsnnoy, esq rro4Idoht AID M,--I-
SmuUt, Moore SLraus:. Armstrong, U"wnhrm
and o. Neal.
a petition 6f j. r. Hill asking for M ape"
printlon Of So 95 bslarc' duo &. & Ehlrhra!"
for meat furnished the soup house WA graded
and the bill ordered to bu paid
A resolution Was adopted authorizing e. r
Stuart Corporation Attorney, 10 rot!lrs5 iuL-
ment in CGItsin action ut law pGhiiug III IL,
Corporation Go4rt Of this city, wherein K. "
IT, Hunter, Treasurer Of Virgins, who Sl!s f.:
the use of tho Alex. Canal +. IL. and Bridge {"
| is plaintiff and tho Alexandria Cans! c.. "nJ
| the City Couucil defendants.
a petition Of sundry oyster packers for Il 10
peal Of the Office of Oyster Inspector WA REFER
Z red TO n special committee OF t~" rem rt'i;
Board, and Mtssrs. Armstrong af,l Strauss az.
! pointed on the part of this board
A III ltlOn to reconsider the action "i In hns~i
upon the Rovenua bIl Was mnn nnl ad"rtr /.
| and upon the bill b.ing taken uu II NJ, pas 20!
| by the following vote. Ayes. M.s,rs. Jannr",
Smoot, Strauss, Dnwnhnm anl y Neal No..
! Messra. Moore AMI Armstrong
An act apprOpriatlng the city Tc:"ril: -
ensuing year was taken ny and i".I "E"! ""''
| the next meeting.
| The Bourd then adjourned until Friday nigh.
next
Testc: ,iNO. j JANfE~"T. CLERK
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ca ca TO take MT &c interest 10 what he vas SAVING
Essay I was Just fearful effort By VIII II
Nundcr, Of Alexandria county, who accused
people III public othc@ Of dong crooked and nm.
clean thugs, which every ono knows j., na
true. lie was simply immense in his get II.
and when he had finished young girls and oil
women tell in each others arms and pcrsuiraJ
Some even wept tears as large as plate OF f..
cent cream. a glorious future awaits him. H..
Will be 10 doubt clerk on farm some day
After short tluc for refreshments Billy IIyj,
OF HarrlsonbuTg, was heraided. lie came ~
with hop, skip and jump, and talked 80 f..
and cndcd 80 suddenly that ali thought ne h.;
slipped an eccentric, but after examination
was l0und his suSp"uderS had broken. aai H.
was afraid lie would be caught like y ceicbr.,ri
general was once. Grt your harness fixed +,
from this severe shock Bobby Cooke c0mma,n
ed going on about dreams. Pretty good, hu,
nc was not equal to the task rs lrtIrr hr l4
| lshcd he got perfectly Wild had 10 Da !aua,i
and all that sort OF thing. Emerging from ,
delugc Of flowers came Harry Barker, the hali
soonest boy on the platform, but got scared on
the first r0nnd by young Basin Bazonk IN th.
gallery, who should have been i1con!inrnlty
elected or shot, as lh0sa who were lcrtunar.
enough to hear bis speech pronounced II al,r.
feet gem OF Thought, love aud Labor" II.
will speak his piece in tue markat .qua!r n
an early day by special r|quest. Fox iurth.,
particulars see small bills. Last, bus n1r lea.
came Mr.. George l. Bier. whn c,rrnlnt,
must have trod the b1nrls hti,"r lulnu.
from hls graceful carriage anl iDr ir,vrn.
1t was 10 fact tie acme OF all thai VA c!OIur%.
| aud refined, not only showing deep study, hnt
| fine dcllnealon--ihat l., about twenty lis.
dollars worth. All speaking being uow
over, Mayor ,Iohnsnn sang thc doXo!ory
in feeling voice and Weeping eye tone rr.' J
The stage manager, Mr. Newly, then can,
forward, and amid breath!c$s srncr >all TIA,
the Principal would in conclusion perform the
daring aud difficult Ieat OF hodn. eli u yyUne
graduate at arms length, at the same time IN.
ing "ll ever cease 10 lnvr"-a thing nr,r,
done before in Am"ricl l'ar meeting thrn Al
| iuurnrd h"A
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The Indian War.

Dispatches from Lewiston. Idaho. report the
state of affairs to tho och inst Renegade In.
dams are joining the hostiles snl runners have
been sent 10 the Pslsuse. Spokane. Column
biR River end Umats tribes who they claimed
would join them, and they would :hon clear the
whole country, from Boise City to Lewiston.
The hostiles have crossed Salmon river 81
Horse shoe Bend. with all their plumber, and
will make for the Psyotto and Weser valleys
with all their warriors. Their number is csti-
mated at three hundred.
Dispatches from General Howard are TO the
effect that Col. Perry mot him at Cottonwood,
and his force is to move to morrow morning TO
the old battle-ground. The Indians arc in force
st Horse shoe Bend, on Salmon river between
White Bird and Slate creeks.
The following named forces Gro now in the
field: Regulars-Perry. Gu men Whipple, 100 {;
Miller, 100; Throckmorton, 1876; and Of others,
Is men. Volunteers-Chspman, IS Page % !;
Hunter, Is; Elliott %; and Williams. Ii men.
The whole force has gone to the Salmon river,
except Elliotts company, which has gono up
the Snake river to head of any Umstiluswho
may try to cross over 20 join Joseph's band.
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Fairfax County 5Umrt.

The following arc The proceedings 81 The
juno term OF the County Court Of Fairfax,
Judge James Sangster presiding:
Twcrty-six deeds and other writings received
in the clerks Office siocc the last court ware
certified for record
--Sunary of the officers successful at the late
election appeared gave the required bOud, and
took the respective oath of office.
An erroneous assessment IN the land CT a.
mond Birch was corrected and certified.
A similar assessment On The auj charged Ia
the name OF N. T.. Hetl was ccrr; c!td and Ger
tilted.
SuDdry charges for keeping John I. SuiII,
van, lunaic 10 the county jail, said InnaI'c
being pauper, we're certified to The Auditor
If Public Accounts.
A report Of the survey Of land sold is dclIu-
uucnt, assessed ia the name OF }. K. Garrcn
ter, WAS received and ordered to be recorded.
}. Is. Shepherd having been improperly rs.
sesScd for the year 1876. error CORRECTED ani
ordered 10 be certified.
James Buck!y was released from The pay
ment Of rapitaIlUn tax IN account I'll bodily IL
iirmity.
VIM. f. Thomas was released from! personal
service on The public roads on account "i bodily
inlirmily; also Arthur GnnurlI, !nr same
rtusOn.
Samuel Pullman account against lhe couh
ty, ($4G U0), for repairing Hunting creek
bridge, was ordered to b.. paid ly !hr County
Treasurer.
Albert Fairfax, NJ. d.. uccouul AGAINST The
Commonwealth for IS, was allowed aud order
ed to be certified.
The last will Of Nancy IIaycock was proved
| and ordered to be recorded.
The last will OF Susan II. Rowles was proved
| and admitted 10 record
John Powell, John s. Coleman and Robert
G. Newman were appointed commissioners &c
act with commissioners appointed by The Goun
| ty Court OF loudoun to ascertain aud establish
the true boundary between this aud lIeudous
county.
On the petition Of Nj. q. Moore and other,
| TO change the county road known AZ the Rolling
road, 10 Mt. Vernon district, W. GiIliophanl
| James Clarke end Peyton BalIrnger were ap
pointed commissioners to riow the proposed
! change.
On A. A. Dewy's motion for road, viewer
report received aud summons nrJrrr! agains
! land owners.
10 the matter Of tie Oectquln bridge rrpor
Of commissioners returned, with the c0nlrac
entered into with the King Iron Bridge Cnln
| pany, and the court being of opinion that tn
contract should cOutain guaranteed oil lh'
weight said bridge would bear per rnnnlnI
foot. recommtted said report.
Nj. II. Wells Was appoiuled administrator .
! Lewis Sraton, deceased.
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city we're frequent, always pleasant aud de-
IiphliuI. H. WAS proyerbaly 4 pleasant place
t0 visit, rs hundreds could testify, from actual
experience. From July, lS45, until 1861 this
writer Was a resident of Alexandria. 10 those
sixteen years many pleasant associations were
formed; these, added to large circles OF rcla-
tons and former friends, with many church
privileges and Christian associations contrlbut-
cd 10 make cur s(j1urn here Tor time pleas
ant. But change is stamped upon all earthly
things. Sickness and death, friend alter
| friend departed who has not lost friend.
| Clue! war came and OvcrshadoWed aud almost
ruined u; families and churchts divided; mcr
c!iar.ts AMI banking establishments broken up;
,uin OF every hand. But all is net lost That is
| il danger. The cloudy and dark days arc We
t.u.t, passing away. A brighter day is dawn
! Ing. Ict every man do his duty, and change
will came; not by eroaking and grumblinp; let
every u.an do his duty, his whole duty, work
and not nrumbIr; but cneoursa each other;
wofk AID trust in Gu,l. who sends lis rain Oh
| the inst ard On Tie upiuSt. let the churches
ST.! he example. ami be united aga!rs3 the
conmon enemy. '';l.d see that ye lalInot out by
tha way" let the rich, who have it in their
,ow"r help their honest poor, by giving EN-
| rlo>mcnt, at rrniuntra'Irg wages, and let all
curiall EXPENSES rs much rs possible; live with
N your means, aud a change for the better vii
Gene. Alexandra: us not dead, but saepcth. "
| 1T her awake uu put forth her best efforts
and prosperity will follow. On Sabbath last
| | atrndr,! s"lyicr ut the little church ronud
thc corner" from KIM street, sud heard at
excellent sermon from their young and talent
"a nlrist"r, Rev Mr.. Graham, to an attentive
congregation. which appears to DC in M lm
pressing condition. May it continue 10 increase
yet more and more Ii the prayer Of a wei
w3hrr to Alcyant!ria's prosperity.
+. MCCORMICK
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Letter from All Old Ale

SANDY SR1Nes, MD, June Pit va, my
privilege recently to make short visit 10 the Az
cient town of Alexandria. Well. what have | to
say about Alexandria, conld say MANY thugs,
some good, others not 20 gnoJ; hut ! will not
say anything TO her injury, tot |. | will say
nothing about the laying OF The corncr stone o1
the first house, or the mapping DI the Goau!l-
full streets and squares. They arc 10 be found
10 The ancient books and records Of those days
10 which the readers Of this article can refer NJ
their leisure. will 90 back with you low
ever, some fourscore and upwards years. sad
tell you something of my earliest rrc0iIrci0ns,
associated with tho hamc 0i The iowa My
father was The owner uI a merchant mll. Mi
Goose Creek, iu Loudouu county, Va, Known
AZ Rock Rimmnnd mill. few miles forth 81
Mddlchurg, AID now owned, believe, Gy MIR.
Francis. This four was wagoucd To the Al.xsn-
dra market. We little Iolks we're hot partIcu.
larIy Interested in this part Of the business; the
return OF the wagons was OF much more lln@or-
lance to Us; Tor some vi them We're sure 10 bI.uS
us what ? not marbles, nor jewslarps, nor TN
whistles; what then? why, l. key Of Jameson
crackers, which was to US, OF more value than
lots of the poisonous candies now SO universal
IL used 10 the cities, aud much more whole
some. Hly FIRST visit TO Alexandra was about
The year 1915 or 1916. Ahnni TIN, ine, The
importing and exporting company al l}radcn,
Morgan & Go. was established, Of which my
Two brothers IN Law. John Morgan and the late
Joseph Eaches, Of this city, were partners.
From that time until 1915 my visits to this
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COMMUNICATED
81. .sGIsn'S 9 commencement.

Mou,iay last, Ike 2jtil of June, will long be
remembered hy eyer, rnr in Alexandria a. q
memorable DAY, Ia. event being the 3tth an
nual embarrassment Of old "Pro dec ct pro
patria The writer i'Hlng ~ urluvitcd guest
was, Of c0nis., i!u first one to start, anu even
then, after .rl,ying at the hall, could not get a
s,ai, irit bad ~ b..Ialcn himself on one leg dur
iug he whole rrrnmnny, and was kindly famed
By !ya ,;cly girls, and Il fat WOMAN whom he
hJrc with Christian iorituIc. The hail was
tascfully and most beautifully decorated with
cmh!cu:s and Hrwcra. Also band Of music
the air" from which were all that pervaded
The room The hour Of Iour having arrived the
Principal shed hi4 coat and vest and announced
that the chair WAS ready fur business. After
this ENCOURAGEMENT otalOry ruled the hour. The
Iir.t speaker waa Mr.. j. =. BroIcrs, taking as
his III! j :el Ingenuity oil Man, which BIZ han.
died with cas-, showing in brief that 40 ingc-
NOUS man Is the nnbIc,t work Of God by Very
large uajnriy Fnilowng him came MIR. j. Ii.
Green, who tackled lnrcmperancc, and admon'
ished al young lnau 10 ever abstain IRON ardent
-piriis. especially during the heated term, and
To cnufiur themselves strictly 10 beer, which Is
good advice, IN horn. Essay No. was dellv.
cred by Mr.. Jack Bradley, a young mau from
the country, who touk az his Icyt Discipline, a
thing thar h. ~ az little used to as saying his
prayers, and one who was the very last boy out
Of nights studying astronomy. Alter some en-
chanting music by one horn the little Captain,
Sammy l.orb malc his bow, the subject being
Owen High" one that any one could grow
eloquent Oh, as it i, q notorious fact that The
higher one owes The more eloquent he becomes
to his creditoIs but all things aside he is de.
sliced % make 4 fine orator, sort Of No. ,
Harry Shannon Ills essay was certainly the
most original Of the evening. No. 5 was I'D.
Mounij>y, who said it was never too late to
learn, and proves it by going to school nineteen
years. No. was announced As Charles Lawn
der, e.q, who stood entirely too straight, and
was ev.deuly believing all be said, as he seem.
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sgODdlnSn gricniiurnI Society.

~
MS Association met AZ '"1 noo'' Vi H. n'
NlhanG, June @ial. President Hllllhgham III the
chair.
FL. r,umiu., an Exhiti,ion rsported that
H.. .,~,."or A.. rn.o Exnl,r,.,r aIoxan.
Wv "'' '~'', -, W NV 0''' 90, =
drla had o!'"'rd the Use oi Their roam Tree OF
,r.,. ro,c,,oJ ,o;,l, H.. thanks oi ,ha cIul, The
wa y 49,,
c"h'"'''''' "'' '''a'' "'"'u 70 na o'''''' P'A0'
and Iiinr i"r holding 'he exhibition, and pre-
pare :. prosIa,nn,tr submit p lh club at the
nrvt nrr,iur
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ne d'F>''" Wa? ''N -" "'' ,no. 'r'H ~,
w." ~, "'""u'n ","'m 80" ~, ,.;n; ,h.;,
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| D1 Il, }.

In this city, June 18th, after 4 lingering -
ness, which Was borne with Christian grHr", Nj
Nm RUBERTA MUFFEri. in the 2t3l Yea
of her age ~" Her funeral will tako p..y" l.
morrow (Friluy) afternoon. from the rr;jl"nr,
of her father, Mr.. john r. M"tl,tl. NJ. %.
KING street. to which friends Of the faulty Sc.
invited to attend. without iu:thnr notice.
In WASHINGTON, on the n Snt Of the - h 81
June, ls777, SAM UEL Ii son OF the IL" l"'
ii. and Phcbr Sander.on Ia tho 6)th y'ai D.
his ngo. ns;'~ His funeral will ts-o p.'c irn'
the residence oi his sister, hIrs. lssa' h"t"i-''
22G 7Lh st southoast, On Friday nlt"rn"""' a
o'clock.
In Baltimore. suddenly, April %, MAtii !
uOOFF, Daughter OF a. Brooke sad NsA!'" l.
Bcall, aged years ami , months.