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FoRTY YEARs BESORE the PuRLIc.
6. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ypF THE CcbE or
Hcpatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA hSD SICK HEADACHE j
yoB TnE CuBE ov

Symptoms Of n Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the 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 rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach Is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are oostiyc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There isgcncra,ly a considerable loss
ofmcmoy, accompanied withapain-
fll sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is SONG
times an attendant. The patient
complains Of fweariness ard debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains OF a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfed that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough 10 try
it. In fact, he distusts every rem.
cdy. Several OF the above symp'
.ons attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them cx'
isted, yet examination Of the body.
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Df. e. MeLAEE's JIyTR PIT,
IN cAsEs or ACUE AND FEyEp, whei
taken with Quininc, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise al who are afflicted
with this diseasc 70 give them 4
TAR TRIAL.
For all Bilious dcrangementS, and
Us a simple purgatiye, they aTc un-
equaled.
BEWARE or IsITATfO:s.
The genuine DIX. {. MtLANE's
LYER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has 4 red wax zeal on
the lid, with the impression d..
AcLAsE's LIyER Pnis.
The genuine MeLAsE's LIyEs
Pills bear the signatures Of {.
McLAsE and FLEMING Bios. on the
wrappers.
pa5- Insist on your druggist OF
storekeeper giving you the genniBe
Dig. G. McLasE's LIvER Pits, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold BY all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Ts Ao4e vishisx v sSve Ds c. NeLsss
Lyss HILLs tfizl, vs vA mad Sost pssd . ~
pan Il tA< CHit<t States. Sss boz q F''s 'ss
sLENse Bsos- Sn.srA. p.
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sherman's New scheme OF COntrae-
Hon.

WAsHISGToS, Jsnusry 2l.-Judge
Kelley says that John Shermsn's object
in selling small bonds for greenbacks is
in order TO buy greenbscks with the
bonds for the purpose Of retiring snd
csnceling them. lie says, however, that
his new scheme requires legislation to su-
thorize it, which csn not De got SheE-
mans direct intention is TO carry out the
old scheme Of funding the green backs,
but tho way he advances it he would sell
small bonds tor green backs, and with
them buy gold coin for the purpose OF
redeeming the six per cent. bonds. This
would not take the green backs out Of cir
culsiion, but there is 10 doubt but ;bat
he would work some construction o: any
scch lsw as be proposes that would ens-
bic him to carry out his pet scheme Of
contraction.
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HOUSE.
Under call of States, the following

Under call of States, the following
bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Norcross-To prevent the
manufacture, importation or sale of in
toxicsting drinks in the District OF
Columbis.
By Mr.. Ketchsm, of New York-Pro-
posing an amendment to the Constitution
providing that no claim against the
United States shall be ever paid, unless
the same shall have been presented to the
proper tribunal within ten years from the
time the claim shall have accrued.
By Mr.. Shellenberger-Authorizing
the coinage of silver dollars, and declar.
iLg gold and silver Jointly, and not 9TH
erwise, to be full legal tender.
By Mr.. Blsckburn-Extending the
time for the withdrawal of distilled
spirits in bond till January l, 1892.
By Mr.. Wood, of New York-For 8
joint committee OF Congress to inquire
into the causes of sickness in the District
of Columbia.
By Mr.. Riddle-To reduce the tariff
and internal revenue taxes by the sus-
pension of the sinking fund law until,
under the operation OF said law, there
would accumulate the amount which has
been applied to the reduction of the Ma
tional debt in excess of the requirements
OF said law from July l, 1862, to July l,
1877.
By Mr.. Fort-To prevent the further
destruction or retirement of United States
treasury notes and to keep them after re.
sumption as the paper currency of the
country.
BY Mr.. Lsford-Declsring the sense
Of Congress in regard to subsidies.
By Mr.. Buckner-To suspend fer five
years the operation of the law requiring
tho purchase annually of one per cent of
the debt of the United States.
The Speaker laid before the House
communication from the Italian Minis
ter, Inviting the attendance of the men,
bers OF the House at the funeral services
for the late King of Italy, TO be held at
st. AIoysius Church, Washington, to.
morrow morning. Referred.
Mr.. Southland moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill authorizing the
payment of customs duties in legal ten
der notes after the lst of January, 1879.
Before The question was put the hour of
2 o'clock had arrived, and the House pro-
ceeded to consider the business of the
District of Columbia.
A joint resolution of the Missouri leg
islature for the removal of the Capital
was reported back adversely and LAID on
the table.
A bill TO punish embezzlement in the
District of Columbia, and to protect the
District records, was passed.
Mr.. Southsrd's motion 10 suspend the
rules and pass the bill making customs
duties payable In greenbscks after Jsnu-
ary, 1879, came up for vote, and the
motion to suspend the rules was defeated
yeas l54, nays 96-not two thirds IN
the affirmative.
The House then adjourned, no report
having been made from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs on the invitation Of
the Italian Minister TO attend religious
ceremonies tomorrow in memory Of the
late King of Italy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-22

THE first number of the Sunday Local
reached US from Steubenyille yesterday.
1t is q handsome twenty-tour column
paper, sprightlv, and full of local news.
Its contents and appearance does credit
to the editor, Mr.. MATLocK and the
printers, who are, we believe, our friends
of the Gazette. The only thing we don't
like about it is the recklessness with
which the editor pitched himself head
long irto "Hell," to the length Of nearly
four columns in the first issue. That's
too yrecipitate.
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From the hands of one friend JOHN
D,cxxY of the Lindsey Institute, we
have received the frs! number OF very
handsomely printed and well-edi'ed ps-
ner. the Washington J!TsrsOnian' pub
llshed by students of the Washington
and Jefferson College. 1t is printed st
,bs Office Of the Observer, from which we
b.ys slso received copy. 1t is q beau
,lful specimen otprinting, and in It's mat
Tar !. chss,e, diguifed and interesting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-22
The Tax ON Liquors.

WAsHINGToN, January 2l.-The rep
resentatives OF the Western distIilers
have prepared circular in the form OF
an argument for reduction of the tax
oa whisky, which they will submit to the
Wsys and Means Committee to-day, and
will also have printed enough copies to
bs given to each member of Congress.
This argument sets forth that the tax on
distilled spirits is out of sll proportion to
that imposed on fermented liquors, TAX
ing into consideration either the actual
percentage Of spirits contained In the
two articles or the relative proportion OF
grain employed in their manufacture;
that while fermented liquors are solely
luxury, distilled spirits do, as well under
a lower tax, enter largely into mechsn-
ical, scientific and other uses-such as
the manufacture of vinegar, varnish, &c.
As they did prior to the imposition OF
our excessive tax. They submit that,
while the product of the vineyard IN the
shape of native wine is untsxed, the labor
OF the millions in the corntields OF this
country is GENEROUSLY burdened. They
set forth that the present system
of calliper gsuging having proved
incorrect and unreliable, some more
accurate method should be adopted to as
certain the exact contents OF packages.
They urge, also, a provision that all splr.
l,s now in bond prior to the taking effect
of the new law, be subjected TO the lower
II, when Withdrawn, and pending the
taking effect OF the new law, the bonded
period of all spirits. which would other
wise have expired, be extended to the
date OF said law going into effect. They
approve OF the memorial OF the Ken
tucsy distillers asking for a longer bond
ing period, and conclude by urging
prompt sction, because the trade is ssutter.
ing seriously by agitation of the subject.
The circular is signed by &. ID. kellogg,
Paul +. Mohr, &. Holterhoti, W. K.
Maddu1, T. I. Pratt II. Human and
others.
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Some Of KembIe,. Work.

NEW York, Jsnusry 2l.-The sub
scriptious started under the auspices OF
of Mr. kemble 10 relieve the Central
Congregational Church, Of Brooklyn,
Rev. DR.. Scudder's, of debt, resulted in
rsislng the total amount required, some
sos 600. David N. Stone, OF the Jour
,.a! Of Commerce, who was opposed 10
scits,ipg this subject on the sabbath,
subscribed, when approached during the
week, between 5000 ard $4,000. The
church now being free from debt, future
Sunday subscriptions will be tor bsneSo-
lent purposes only.
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Indian Depredations.

DxApwooD, d. T., January 2l.-
Sheriff Moulton arrived from Rapid
City, to-day, with the following account
of the Indian troubles there: AT noon on
the 10th . band OF Indians attscked the
treie b, train on the Sydney roate, SIX
miles from Rapid City. One of the
treighiers was shot through the back,
and two mules were killed.
The Wsstley snd Pecscho mining
troubles have been compromised and
satisfactorily settled. A full force OF
men will begin work on both mines to-
nlnrrOM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-22

TIE Barbour JsfsrsOnian learns that
Hon. ELIHU HUTTON will bes candidate
for re-. election to the House OF Delegates
from the counties of Barbour and Kan
dolph. 1t seems pretty early to talk
about candidates for next Fail, but them
"it Is the early bird that catches the
Neutrality-suspicious. By the way, Col.
HUTTON is q man of sterling qualities,
and his constituents will be but serving
themselves if they require further Legis-
tive service Of him.
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French Chamber OF Deputies.

VERSAILLES, January 2l-ln tie
Chamber Of Deputies to-day, Admiral
Fouchsrd, on behalf of the Right moved
ihst henceiorth s two-thirds msjority be
necessary to declare sn election Invalid.
Gsmbe,is opposed the motion, called for
the previous question, ard made q vlgor-
Gus attack upon the minority. Paul De
Ca,sagnac retorted, vehemently sttsck-
ing the majority. Cuneo DOrnsno, Bona
psrtist was twice called 10 order during
the debate. The sitting wss stormy
one. Gsmbeits's motion for the previous
question ass sdop;ed-Sl2 against ls'.
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weather Indications.

WnHIsGroy, January ~, l A. NJ
For the Lower Lakes cloudy and foggy
weather, areas Of light ram, virds shift
Jog 10 colder north and west winds, and
rising barometer.
For The Tennessee and Ohio Vslley
and Upper Lakes clearing weather,
colder nortbEes: winds, and rising bs
rometer.
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Horrible Death from H, drophobIa-

SHENANDOAH, PA, January O.-Ei-
jsh Allen, bitten by dog December Oh,
hss suffered horrible torture since Thurs
day lss. with hydrophob,s, and this
morning .. niue o'clock died in gIea,
agony. Las, night s spas. lasted for six
hours. He beat The air with ms srms,
his eyes prosrudsd from their sockets,
grest quantities OF froib collected around
his mouth, his throat was stopped with
phlegm, and he uttered sounds like 8
dogs bark. His death crested consider
able excitement in the community.
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sentence Dominated.

RICHMOND. Va, January 2l.-The
Governor to-day eommuisd to lmprison-
ment tor life the death sentence Of Silss
HAgerman, colored, convicted OF the
murder of the illsgitimAie child OF bis
daughter, the crime being committed TO
hide her shAme.
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FELLOW in Pittsburgh, who was des-
,i,uts OF both cash and character and
vsp,sd 8 newspaper editor 10 supply his
r,ast want, brough. suit the other day.
s,s,nst the editor Of the Frshetfs
rrssrd for libel, and got verdict for u
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
l,s57 Prices, amounting 10.

l,s57 Prices, amounting To-. $40, la
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ed at all prominent points, tO whom
libeallp compensation will be- paid.
Application FOR rates Ia clubs, should
only oe made Ia the Home Ofiice In New
Orleans.
Write for further Information or send
orders TO NJ. A. DAUPHlS,
P.O. Box GTl. New orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision aud manage
ment OF Generals q. 4. Beauregard aud
Jubal a. Early. The next drawing occurs
Tuesday. March 18th. jsl,WSeg
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Marine.

ANrvERP, January 2l.-Arrived--
Steamer vsderIaud, from Philsdelphis.
SAN FKAScIseo. January 2L-Sailed
The steamer City Of Sydney, for sgd
ney, via Honolulu, carrying the British
mslls
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2I.-DAly
and Dion played Of ties ior tie fourth
prize Of the billiard tournament. DAILY
scored coo 70 DiOn's AL. Lsrges. runt,
D.ly, 90, g, 80; Dion, s.. 20. a. Aver
ages: DAILY, 20; Dson, IL 2l-3e.
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Texas Border Troubles.

Gen. Ford, State Senator Of Texas, was
examined by the subcommittee OF the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day.
He gave q statement Of the condition Of
affairs on the Tsxsn border, to the effect
that raids still continue, and that the
people do not, rs has been asserted, ask
for war against the Mexicsns. but merely
want protection, which they mean 20
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Nardf Gras.

MEXPHr, January D.-Ths indieA-
tions are that the csIebrEtiOn o; the car
niTsI on the 5th Of Mach xili surpsss
ths. Of any other cxrriVal ever esle-
ofs,sd- .. -t.e
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Probable Damage Suit for Wander
btIf.

NEW YoKK, January 2L-AsttheS
Riley, 8 laborey. who was knocked down
and run over in November Ast By VIM.
Il. Vanderbilt, who was driving one OF
lis fszt teams, died Of his injuries yester'
day.
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WASHINGTON.
SENATOR CAMERON'S COINAGE
BILL.
Territory of OkalahOma-Deposito.
ries OF Public Monies - Paris
ExpositiOn-Supre Court
Decisions.
Territory OF OkaIahoma.

WASHINGTON. January. 2l.-Colonel
Adsir, a delegate of the Cherokee nation,
was before the House Committee on ter
ritories to-day, and spoke for more than
an hour, in opposition to the bill to estsb-
lish territorial government for Oksls.
homa, in Indian territory. lie argued
that the proposition was in the interes!
of land spectators and violation Of tue
treaties and decision OF the Supreme
Court, and read from writings of Presi-
dents Washington, Madison, Jefferson
and Jackson, and of Calhoun in support
of the treaty rights of Indians.
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Cameron's Financial Bill.

The following is the financial bill
which was introduced, by request, in the
Serste by Mr.. Cameron, OF Pennsyl-
yanis:
A bill authorizing the coinage OF the
standard silver dollar, and providing
that gold and silver jointly, and not
otherwise, be full legal tender.
Re II enacted, etc, That there shall be
coined from time to time at the minis Of
the L Dited States standard silver dollars,
g. provided for in the set OF January IS,
1887, and any owner of silver bullion
may deposit the same IN any United
States mint or the United States assay
Office in New York, snd receive in re-
turn therefor the fall commercial value
of ssId bullion in standard silver dol
lars, and from and after the passage of
TIL; act the said silver dollars aud the
standard gold coinage thsll jointly be
full legal tender each 70 the extent Of
fifty per cent and no more, Of all debts,
public snd private, except as otherwise
provided by lac or express contract.
The Paris Expedition.
Commissioner General Mccormick re-
ports that the list OF successful applicants
for space at the Paris Exposition vss
finally decided yesterday, and will te
Published tomorrow. Every foot Of
space has been assigned, and ST least
eighty per cent Of the applicants for
space have been refused for want Of space
70 give them. In view Of the pressure
already brought 10 bear on hin for Assist.
sn. Commisionerships and space, and
the howl Of '.fsyoritism" which be antici-
psied from the disappointed one, Nc
Cormick begins 70 thi,k he went out Of
the fryIng-psn into the fire when he leti
the Treasury and took the Commissioner
Generslship, with iis physical and mental
wear and tear.
senator voorhees, Congratulated.
Up to this morning Sens,os voorhees,
lad received over iolr hundred lsttsfs
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Supreme Court Decisions.

Supreme Court decision los united
States vs.. National Bank Of Boston, sp-
peal from Court of Claims: This is the case
of defalcstion by sub-Treasurer Hart
well, in Boston, IN which gold certificates
of the United States were taken and dis
posed of to Mellon, Ward & Co., with
the knowledge of the firm, and replaced
with those OF appellees obtained by fraud
The court remarked it ought not to re-
auire argument or authority 10 support
the proposition that where money or
property of sn innocent person has gone
into the Treasury OF the nation by means
of fraud, to which its agent was party.
such money or property cannot be held
by the United States, against the claim
ofthe wroDged or injured party. Affirm
ed. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion.
In the case of the Home Life Insur-
snce Company against Brame, from
Louisiana Circuit Court, tho Supreme
Court decides that the company cannot
recover of Brame for the killing of one
McLellore, the assured, by which the
company was damaged to the extent OF
the amount OF the policy, holding that
on principle and authority the action
cannot be sustained in sucn case. JUS
tice Hunt delivered the opinion.
Depositories OF Public Monies.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued circulars stating that he will desig-
nate as a depository OF public monies
any national bank that will comply with
the terms and conditions of this circular
letter. Under such designation the bank
in coin on account of four per cent bonds
sold under the popular subscription in.
vlted by circular Of this department OF
date OF 10th inst. The bonds subscrib-
ed for will be issued upon receipt
of proper certificate from the bank
stating that the coin has been deposited
to the credit of the Treasurer OF the
United States, but they will be held by
the Department as security unit! other
United States bonds OF an equal amount
are substituted in their place, or the coin
deposited has been paid upon the Treas
ury drafts.
Proper blank certificates will be fur
nished to the banks from time to time, az
needed. Banks desiring authority con-
ferred by this circular in advance of this
subscription may deposit United States
bonds with the Treasurer Of
the United States as security
for the deposit TO be afterwards made,
and certificates of deposit, in the proper
form and Tor the amount of the bonds 90
deposited, will be furnished 10 the bank
for execution. Regular transcript
blanks tor the Treasurer's genera! &C.
count will be used in reporting the depes-
its made on account of the loan and WILDE
furnished on demand to any National
bank becoming depository under this
order.
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VOL. ID.
afheeliug Resister.
Co-p closed yesterday at lols.

At the REGISTER ofice, st oc'ock
,bi. morning, the thermometer registered
A ds,rsas above zero. Rain.
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Venezuelan Claims.

Senator Eaton introduced bill rela-
tive TO the Venezuelan mixed commits
sion. 1t directs the Secretary Of State TO
abstain from distributing any sum in his
custody or which may hereafter be re-
ceived on account of the awards OF the
commissioners or arbiter, or under the
convention OF 1866, and recommends the
Preslden; to propose TO Venezuela new
commission for the rehesring of the
Gains which were laid before or passed
upon by said commissioners and srbiter,
and also for the examination of such
other international claims as may be pre-
sented. The bill also provides for
the immediate repeal Of the act
of February 25, 1873, which pro-
vided for the enforcement of the stlpula.
ticus Of said convention.
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Deash OF n CenteBnsrian.

WILxIssros, DEL, January 2l.-
Dell Nobliti, prominent citizen OF this
city, died here tosnighi, aged lO years-
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egrsphed 10 the Porte announcing their
arrival at Kezsnlik, Sunday evening.
LONDON, January 2l.-A special from
AtAeus, says the Porte having addressed
note 20 England, complaining OF the
warlike attitude Of Greece. England has
transmitted il wlthou. comment ~ the
English charge d'afisires here.
A special from Shumla. says small poE
has broken out there and IN the sur.
rounding villages. a number OF refu.
gees are arriving there from BebrOVs.
and Osmsn BAzsr may die on the rot d
from cold and hunger.
A Sininitzs special says tho Danube Is
now completely frozen over sbd trans
port wagons are crossi & freely over the
ice.
A Berlin speciAl says that sll the old
soldiers in Russian Poland have been
called in. This new levy consists eIclu-
slyely Of men over forty years Of age.
A Vienna correspondent reports that
telegram from ConstaniInople says the
Government Of SalonIcs telagrsphed the
GOTIs LhhL o'pyJ ri'E hHI "'H"H"4 I'"
SuieImsn Pashas army hal arrived A.
Drama.
CoYsTAs1IsoPLE, January 2l-A dis-
patch dst0d Friday, the l5.b, via Syria,
says the Porte, st the instance OF the
sultan, hss ordered al Yii!sye!s st q
distance from the seat oil war ~ send,
pending the result Of the armistice bego-
tistions, all the forces they can spare 10
ConstAuiinople BY the quickss; route.
The same dispatch say it bAS been
decided that the government and sultan
will quit COnstsntinOp'e As soon A. the
Ru.Hsns reach TchstaldJa, n station on
the Adrisnople railroad, twenty-five
miles from ConstaniiBople.