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DR.. ]. DELGARD0'S
SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
The sick mans Friend.

xuG SICK &sA8u,S x-c1e0G,
For regulating the Liver and Kidneys.
Purifying the Blood, liberated Sore Legs
aud Salt Rhcum, Cramps in the Stomach,
Erysipelas and Dropsy
West India island Bitters.
One bottle it properly taken win cure
Bilious Fever, Chills and Fever, Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia, Heart and Kidney
Diseases and Cholera Morbus. The Bitters
are prepared only by myself in the United
States, and will guarantee them to cure as
represented or I wilr refund the money.
The Great Medical wonder,
Regulator of the Liver and kidneys,
Prepared only by myself 1t is composed
of herbs and roots from the West Indies
and South America. It cures Salt Rheum,
liberated Sore Legs, Biliousness. Sick
Head Ache, Scrofula, Catarrll, Piles, Torpid
Liver, and pnrifies the Blood.
Mexico White Reese Syrup,
Cures every kind of Disease resulting
from neglected cold, such as Coughs.
Hoarseness, Influenza, Typhoid Pneumonia,
early stage of Consumption, tickling in the
Throat, Whoeping Cough and inaammatory
disease of the throat and lungs. The Doctor
uses only botanical medicines, the roots of
certain Indian herbs for bilious diseases. He
found this rose in Mexico in the year 1867,
and can prove the virtue of it.
All-Zexaing Balsam,
For rheumatism, Baek-Ache. Side-Aehe and
all Rheumatic Pains.
The Wonderful Fever Cure
For Chills aud Fever, Swamp and Vel
low Eeyer. One bottle of this Medicine will
give full cure. In case of iailnre, the
money.wiit be returned. The Medicine ia
prepared from roots and herbs from the
Southern States.
The Spanish Pile Salve mad
Tape NVOrREa VerInaifmge, sovereign
preparations, guaranteed to effect perma-
nent cures. Apply to or address,
OR. 3. DELGARDO,
Mississippi street between st. Vincent aud
st. Patrick.
EDOssRIdsOmvilae.
Office hours-from 8 A. NJ, to p. NJ.
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Among the bIsinesss establishments
of the beautiful town ,df Taibodaux
there IS none more noted than Mr..
Frank Hoffman's Livery Stable and
Carriage Shop. From his shop Mr..
Hoffman turns out carriages, buggies,
carts, etc, the workssa eshiplof which,
can not be excelled in New Orleans,
and his prices compare more than fa-
vorably with those of city manufactur-
ers. A recent piece of work from this
establishments dssefSes special men,
tion-a stage constructed for the pur-
pose of running between Thibodaux
and Terrebonne Station, connecting
with the daily train on the Morgan
railroad. This vehicle is pronounced
by good judges to be equal to any of
its class ever seen by them. Al its
parts were made aud Patztogetlier in
Mr. Hoffman's shop, and the painting,
which is exceptionally fine, was done
by one of his employees. The Hoff-
man livery stable has recently been
fitted up, and will compare favorably
with any inshe State K4ka
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gard of Thanks.

NSHE undersigned, on behalf of the " Mer-
Il ry Thirteen, n.l,eg leave to return sin
cere thanks to Mrs. NJ. Israsl & Co., for the
use of their spacious ball on the occasion of
the soiree Thursday evening last
w. MAYOR.
President.
CHAs. MAURIS, Secretary.
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List of Letters

Remaining ii Donald soayills Rost-O fiiee
June l, 1875
Alexander, Mrs NJ Marcy, JT
Avis, james Fl Mire, b
Atwood, Abraham Neal, Jake
Buekner, General Nous, II
Balkntille. j Eyies Powell, Augusta
| Cook, Mrs Rachel Parker, EB
Delamotte, A Jr Preston, Fleetwood
Dugas, j 8 Powers, Miss Sarah
Goodman, A Robinson, 0khurst
Guison, A Sanders, Samuel
Harris, Miss 4 Shelly, Mrs ii
Harshe. 4 e Soutlsf0ne, AErsG y
Hart, Claid Simmons, Monroe
Leblanc, Victarins Simpson, John
Lewis, Prof j Thomas. William
LeCorgna. j Terrio, Mad. Aristile
Leblanc Eugene Vincent, u
Leblanc, z A Vinsen, Mrs Betsy
Moys, Alfred VARIES. Chas
Maui, Maurice Wilkins, j d
aloris, Dorsy Wiregreen, A
More, Edward
w. G. WILKINSON, p. NJ
- = 60
The following letter is selected from bun
dreds on file in the Office of Messrs. Ferslew
& Co.. Proprietors JuRGIELEwlczss ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, P. Q. Box i06, New
Mr.. s. Lozano. Magnolia Plantation, Parish
of Plaquemiaes, La, says:
Please send a bottle of your Anti Rheu-
matte Mixture to Mr.. Morris Londerburgh
You know, on my last visit to the city. 4
bought bottle of your medicine. which I
gave to man that had been laid up with
Rheumatism for six months at Baras Set
Element, and he is now perfectly cured.
-----s-~>--4----
had Chronic Rheumatism for ten years.,
have taken four bottles of Jenkins Rheu-
matism, Gout aud Neuralgia +" Annihiator,r
and feel perfectly well. C. HEMIL,
Planter, Labadieville, Lafourche par, La
70 Treatise on Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia mailed to any address free of
charge. by writing to
n. JENKINS g. co. Proprietors.
New Orleans. La
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At the Episcopal Church last Sum
day little Warren Linden Buford was
presented at the baptismal font and
invested with the titles selected for
him by liis &dofihg parents. Miss
Eleonora Sharp is the little fellows
godmother, while this editor has the
honor of holding the position of god
father. Maythe soutlfsf scion Of the
house of Buf0rd mount to the top.
most round of the ladder of fame and
achieve the brightest expectations of
his fond papa and mama. We trust
his middle name will not prove seri-
Gus impeachment to this eonsummation,
but to be on the safe side We disavow
in advance any responsibility in the
premises.
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For regulating the Liver and Kidneys.
Purifying the Blood, liberated Sore Legs
and Salt Rhnum, Cramps i'll the Stomach,
Erysipelas and Dropsy.
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THE FIREMEN's BALk.-It is agreed,
we believe, by all who were SO for.
tunate assto attend the firemeu's ball
given at the d. S. c. B. Hall last Sat-
urday night, that the entertainment
was the social event of the season: A
numerous and brilliant tl.rong Of
guests assembled and ali night long
the merry tripping Of light feet to the
measures of enlisening music attested
the enjoyment of the participants.
The arrangements and management
were perfect in every respect, WHICH
contrfbhted grsaIly TO tie Iaflaoaly.
and interest of the occasion. In one
of the rooms under the stage edible
Refreshments were served in first-class
style to those who hungered, while
kar in the Hook and Ladder Com
Raag's truck house afforded similar
f;~ilities for the relief of the thirsty.
Both tie supper room and the bar
were iiaAeEa1ly patronized, and
amounts derived from these sources,
together with the sale of tickets, more
than sufiiced to dcfray the expenses
Of the entertainment. Members of
Phoenix and Ascs lI Gre companies
were present in fsfee and the bright
colors of their RED aud bIue uniforms
contrasted well assiEh ahs beautiful
toilets of 81 indies. our fremen
have GOD ason to con- slate
themsels&s uFpn the pleasant and
successful Character of ttskir 6rst
oint ball, aud xe have no doubt the
precursor of athers similarly enjoy
able. The 80 of Phoenix nd As
ceusion 20 llaaHly consummated upon
the occasions be recent anniversary
celebration zen lase y ce-
mented and tlie lirit q isshity ex-
listing between the orgaizations en-
HANGED q d brilliaut iifsh.essss ball
of satursl' 'ight.
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DoNALDsoNvILLE, Ia. Nav a.sls7s.

EDWARD 4 EMSLEY,
mark
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06

failed TO draw paying house at Is cents
a hesd. There is n moral in this some
where, but it is not the right kind for
Sunday school book Cleveland Herald.
IT is evident that thi, here man who
sends us postal cards pointing out the uu-
grammatical errors in our paper is Richard
Grant White, which he has 3 grievance
against US on account OF our having
printed adjudication in reference to him,
which was not complimentary by no
means. We have saw his animus from
the start. We can write as good English
as anybody and we do not caro- nothing
nohow.- Washington Post
Mr.. HAYES had two disagreeable visi-
tors on Friday last. One was repre-
sentative of the Republican committee OF
New Hampshire, who told him that a
least five thousand Republicans were re-
fuslng TO act with the Republican party
| because they declared the administration
not worth supporting, and asked the ad-
ministration 10 appoint Packard col!ec-
tor at New Orleans to prove It's 70.
publican character The other visitor
was a Sen stor who had voted for the ell.
yer bill at every stage. Mr.. Hayes told
him he thought the action of Congress in
passing the. bill in question over his veto
in such hot haste was highly disrespectiul
to the executive. Somewhat RULED by
this turn to his joke the silver Senator
CURLY told Hayes that he considered any
veto message which charged two-thirds
! Of both chambers with intent TO commit
fraud was highly disrespectful to the leg
islative branch of the government, and
he took his leave.-N y. Sun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
SHORT CREEK.

PETER DELAPLAINE, Esq, of Short
Creek, paid US call, yesterday. lie tells
US that the roads up through the country
are in deplorabIe condition, the mud
being deeper, from the extremely
open winter weather, than YVES
ever before known. He says the citi-
zens up Short Creek will make an
effort to get Mscsdsmized rosd built
from the mouth of the Creek up to West
Liberty. There are no hills on the route
and no expensive bridges to be built.
This would make the railroad station at
the river quite an important one. That
is a rich farming section OF country and
the ground is cut up into pretty small
lots. Almost every acre produces some
thing; and generally speaking the farm
ing is of rather q superior order. A good
pike up the creek would be gres. thing.
BY the way, speaking OF our friend
DELAPLAINE reminds us that an election
is coming oil in October, and that we
have heard him suggested AS a proper
successor to our present popular Clerk OF
the County Court, ROBERT B. WooDs,
Esq. The impression is cut that Mr..
Woops will not be candidate for re-
If this is true, PETsR della
FLAME would worthily succeed worthy
officer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06


III. X. HOWARD, Esq. Of Pt. Pleasant,
called 90 see us yesterday, and to give us
an account of the "hopes and fears" OF
the Inhabitants of Mason. There are
two questions agitating the people of that
county at present, he informs US, one as
10 who will DO their next County Clerk,
and the other, how to secure railroad
connection with the outside world. For
Clerk they have numerous and sundry
candidates, and nominate which one they
will all the others are certain to be dis
satisfied.
In regard TO their railroad prospects,
they hopo to secure a connection with
the Chesapeake and Ohio at the mouth
Of Scsry, some thirty-eight miles above
Pt. Pleasant on the Ksnawhs, if the new
corporation into whose hands this road
will fall after the sale next month has
tho ability 10 aid them. If they succeed
in making that connection, they then
hope to be able TO build line up the
bank OF the ONO river to point opposite
Pomeroy, and there connect, by Jerry,
with a road which will be built from thst
road up into the Shawnee coal field in
Perry County, southwest of Evansville
This puts them in close connection with
the railroad system of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
FIRE OTsPRINGS.

Our dispatches bring news of dis
astrous conhsgrstlon at Hot Springs, Ar
kansas. 1t would appear that the prin-
cipsl part of the town was destroyed
"All the buildings" says one dispatch,
"from the express office TO Malvern
Crossing, including telegraph Office, Hot
Springs Hotel, American House, numer-
GUS both houses, Banks, Printing office,
and principal business houses oil the
place destroyed"
THos. HoRNBRooK, Esq, and daughter
of this city, DR.. J. IL. SToRER, wife and
little son, were afthe Hot Springs Hotel,
the latter party having just arrived there
on Saturday. The fire took plsce on
Monday evening. We have not heard
whether any of cur West Virginisns
suffered any loss in baggage or other
wise.
General KELLY and wife we under
stand to be sojourning st the Arlington
Hotel. Our dispatches do not, up to this
writing at lesst, mention any harm TO
this hotel from the fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
NOTES OF TIE DAY.

PlCKpOCKETs are making it lively for
the Lords people at the Hammond re-
vivsls in GAINESVILLE.
If they call Pittsburgh brunette
city" why not name Cincinnati the
brawp-ette city?
THE dollar issued under the silver bill
will be the dollar authorized under the
Constitution of the United States, Art.
l., Sec. So ", and Art. l., Sec. 10, l.
THE Ohio State Journal says that il
Vice. President Wheeler is really tired
out, he ought to have q rest, but that the
Senate is too close just now to justify him
in going trout fishing or squirrel hunting.
The London papers are about evenly
divided for and against STANLEY the
explorer. Some of them devote columns
of the most scaling criticism to him and
other are equally warm in his defense.
GEORGE ELLIOTT writes only from
forty to sixty lines y day. And yet
there are sometimes more lines than that
in this cDlumn.-"P. l." CoIpm Ner0
York Herald.
Take out the letter M in the word
dimes and We agree with the statement.
The members OF the cabinet under
stood to be in favor of and VITO advised
the President to veto the silver bill are,
EvARTs. ScHURz, KEY and DEvESs-
opposed, M'CRARY and THOMPSON, with
SHERMAN Undecided, but inclined to ac-
quiesce.
A COUNTRY paper says that the other
evening 8 number of persons gathered in
front Of the residence OF q newly married
couple and made the night hideous with
lncongruous sounds. "Were they asks
the paper, stools or spes?' Neither;
they were tin psn.zses.-N. \. Herald.
It's s wonder they did not break the
tin pan um of the brides ear.
The New York Tribune weeps because
Jefferson Davis WAS eulogized upon the
floor of the House by s Democratic mem.
Der; which leads US TO remark thsi the
Tribune, having defeated the Silver Bill
snd thus saved the honor of the nation,
should Immediately destroy both Jetier.
son DAVIS and his eulogist, thus preser.
wing the results OF the war.
IT is to be hoped that Governor Mich
oils will moi pardon Anderson until he
has served one day IN the penitentisry
and has had his head beautifully shaved.
The country doesn't care 6g for his two
years lsbor, but tie history of the Presi-
Dental steal must be nicely rounded off.
- Washington Post.
"TaE wicked shall not proper" For
instance, Colonel lngersoll, "the inadsl,"
has Melted only $4,000 for his lecture
this season, while many clergymen have
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
GOLD, SILVER, GREENBACKS.

Gold was down to II yesterday, the
lowest point yet reached. If our talking
Congressman waste as much bad ga
over the repeal of the resumption act as
they did over the silver bill, resumption
will have taken place without tfelr aid.
There is but fraction OF per cent. be-
tween silver and. grcenbscks, and 1t
between greenbscks and gold; 4 differ
ence of but two per cent. between silver
and gold. One more pull up of silver;
another notch dropped in gold, and the
three currencies are together.
Congress, you have done we'll in pass
ing the silver bill. Quit and 60 home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
THE CLEVELAND AND PITTS
BURGH RAILROAD.

When the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad Company was held on
the 2nd of January, it WAS given out that
the deficit 10 the net earnings for the
year Just closed was not so great as 1t had
been for the year 1876, but just what it
was was not made public. Not until now
have the figures been printed. In the
statement of the financial condition of
the company prepared by the officers and
printed in pamphlet form for the intorma-
tion Of tho stockholders, We find the total
earnings of the road for 1877, to be 81
392,32573; total operating expenses,
$l,29l ,662 lS; rental, interest, Sc, ST.
24S,950 60; sinking funds, SOS, s24-show-
ing an actual deficit of S207, lila. The
deficit for the year 1876, WAS $2l2,4l6 81.
1t is curious TO go back few years
and observe the gradual, but heavy fall
ing oil in the gross earnings of this road.
We presume these figures are fairly rep
resentstive of the decline in the earnings
OF sill large business enterprises; we may
say, in the shrinkago OF the business OF
the cou"try generally. In 1878, the
earnings of this road were S3,740,SS4l5;
in 1874, $685. 47S5S; in 1875, $2,629,-
OS7l5; in 1876, $24S4,0lS.7S, and IN
1877, $2,392, 325.75. 1t will be seen that,
through the operations of the shrinksge
in business slone, the receipts
OF this rosd from 1878, the
year in which tho panic occurred. to
1877, was steady and hesvy-the earn
ings being less in the latter year by
l,S4S.05S.4O than in the former, apret-
" round sum for 30 short = line OF road.
While the operating expenses have been
reduced somewbst--a little over $780, |
000-ot course the interest account, |
rental, sinking fund, &c, remains the
same, and there Is where the trouble |
comes IN. Railroads, like individuals,
who were out of debt when the panic |
sst in, had it in their power to pull |
through after 3 fashion, notwithstanding
the shrinksgo in values and the volume
of business but those concerns who were |
laundering in slough of debt have had |
to pocket their losses. Everything shrunk |
but interes: and taxes. They have stead.
lily held their own.
What effect the opening of the 2. w. |
& Ky. road will have on the business of
the g. & p remains to be seen. 1t must
however, be felt. 1t is true, the two
roads come in competition at local sta
tons only distance OF twenty-four
miles, yet a large amount of through |
travel and freight which has heretofore
sought the road on the other side of the
river must hereafter take the new read.
While the G. il p. must lose quite slice
of business from this cause, We cannot see
how 1t can reduce its expenses 10 meet the
loss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
Sealed Proposals for Use of
COnI scales.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
WHEELING, w, VA, March 1,


Sealed Proposal will be received at the
Office of the city Clerk until Thursday
March 7, 1873, ut / o'clock p. NJ, for the use
OF the Coal Scales in the First, Second,
Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Eighth Wards
OF the city. The Scales that proposals will
be received Tor in the above named wards
are as follows:
First ward-IOcatcd near the corner OF
Seventh and Market streets; also one at
corner Fourth and Main streets.
Second ward-Scalcs at the north end of
Second ward market.
Forth ward SCalcs-0nc on the corner of
Eofl and Seventeenth streets, and one at
the east end of old Zane street bridge new
18th street, and one at Bodiey Bros.
Filth ward-ScalCS at the south end OF
the Market Square, Centre VIII cling.
Seventh ward-SCal,S located on Zane
street,
Eighth ward S.ales-One on the corner
of Thirty-ninth and Jacob streets, and one
at Bod!ey Bros coal bank.
All bids To keep said scales In good order
and repair; the Committee on Scales re-
serving the right TO reject any or all bids,
ALEX. UFDEGRAFF,
mrii City Clerk.
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DEB.

HUSCROFT-At 9 A. NJ, March !, 1873.
Mrs. T. MA V. HUsCRoFT, daughter OF Mrs.
n. w. Bier, aged ~ years and months.
Funeral from her mothers residence,
No. 81 North York street, Island, on
Wednesday, March 9Th, at l2P. NJ. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at the cemetery, east
end of old John street.
TRACY-ht Weston, February q, 1878,
at the residence of his son, L. +. Tracy,
JAMES TRACY, formerly of Wheeling, In
the 18Th year OF his age.
Fare YOU well, dear father,
Thou hast gone from earth,
thou canst come no more TO me.
The waves of time or care
Will never more disturb
Thy peaceful rest.
Nj. j. MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06

AMONG the bills introduced into the
House on Monday was one to pay 1886 to
THOMAS w. MCCAIN, of Steubenvilie,
that belrg the value of property sbsn-
doned by him at the White Sulphur
Springs when be enlisted in the army in
1851.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
TAX NOTICE.

THIS Is TIE SECOND AND LAST
/ public notice tax payers will receive
and II this call is not needed other means
will have To be employed TO collect the
state and County tax. | do not desire to
distress any one, but have extended to
the tax payers all the leniency possible.
II Is my imperative duty 10 make collec.
TONS, and the law governing In such cases
will be enforced on the FIRST DAY OF
MARCH, unless payment is made in my
Office before that dale.
fe2i GEO. X. TlNGLE, s. &C.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06

THE Hempfeld Railroad has been sold
again, al least that portion OF it lying in
Washington County. 1t was knocked
down, on Monday, by Sheriff Work, to
HENRY DUaAN, Esq, at S5Oo-presums-
bly for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
WHEELING, W. Va, March 1, Il

WHEELING, W. Va, March 4, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received a the
office of the City Clerk until Thursday,
March Z, 1873, Mt o'clock p. M, for the
making and delivering OF all CASTINGS the
city OF Wheeling may want for one year,
except water pipe, stop cocks and fire
plugs, Bids TO he endorsed, proposals for
castings TO the city," and addressed - the
Chairman of the Committee on Water
Works ALEX. UPDEGRAFF,
mrIi City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
GOD closed yesterday at l0li.

THE Cincinnati Enquirer insists that
off JOHN SHERMAN had the modesty OF
a bull pup he would resign" JOHN
SHERMAN will never ornament history IS
a resigner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
Circuit Court for Ohio county, SIS:
Isaac Irwin, Trustee,

lsahC IINln, lIuSlttt
VS.. PIN chanCery,
{. l.. Zane, ct Ais.
The defendants, Indiana McSwOrhs.
Xenophen Zane, EliZaSeth Zane, Catha-
rine Zane, and OTlOff A. Zane will take no.
iice that dispositions Of Isaac Irwin, usnl
Zane, G.. l.. Zane, r. r. Zaue and others
will be takel on the 9Th day OF April, A.
j.. ISIS, between the hours of = o'clock 4.
N. and o'clock P. NJ, at the Office OF
Henry VI. Russell, No. l2lb Chapliue street.
in the city OF Wheeling and state OF West
Virginia, 10 be used as evidence in the
said suit on behalf OF the comp ainants
and II from any cause the taking OF said
dispositions shall not be begun on that
day. or having been begun shall not be
constituted. the taking OF the same Will De
adjourn ed from time 10 time until Il shall
have been completed.
The complainants IN said suit, b. Henry
NJ Russell, their attorney. mFCOAWt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
Value Flour Sacks.
New Lexington, o., Herald.

New Lexing ton, o., Herald.
Muslin -four sacks are coming into
vogue again. These muslin sacks come
mighty handy these times to make INTO
shirts and chemicals can be used to
oblitera!e the printed letters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06

The Pittsburgh Commercial states
that smallpox is raging on the South
Side in that city, and that proper pre-
cautions are not taken to prevent the
spread OF the disease.