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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

Awag, In what he knows about farming"
gives Q very good plan to remove widows
weeds. He says q good-looking man has
only to say "Wilt thou? and they wilt.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

Another conscientious man IL opposed to
opening the Centennial Exhibition on Sun
day. He says Sunday Is the only day he gets
tine to 60 hshing Hfuh.sS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

There win be graduated this year. from
Dartmouth College q student who Is fifty
Tsan old.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-02

Courtesy of Nyo. Archives & Hi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-08

want got that globe his own sister was. teaching
In the school, and she If acknowledged to he the
best educated teacher in this town-ihc school
Commissioner has been heard to say that him
self. Yet all tho time she was in the school she
kept the globe besido her desk, covered up with
newspapers. and never used II ut all. Not a
teacher since her has ever used II more than
she did Tho globe got so rim-rackcd that IL
wouldn't stand. and had to lay over on one side:
Ike Bullivant let Ben Van Setback get around
him TIL he bought the thing. Then he said he'd
take II himsclf but he ncvor did"
Other rcsidente Of the district strcnuously de-
MED that they believed the earth was fat
though few Of them regretted the loss Of the
globe that had cost them 40 much money. The
dispute has extended into other school districts
OF Cochecton. and the recent victory OF the nnti-
globe party in the election Of Hiram Tyler
trustee, IA well rs in stonng the globe itself 20
pieces. causos general rejoicing In the hill dis
tricts. where tho action Of the school meeting Is
looked upon rs a stand taken on the side Of
economy. Along tho Delaware Rivor differ
ent Wow Is taken. woman In one OF the river
villages, speaking OF tho complaints that the
glQbe was not of sufficient modern construction.
said yesterday:
Yes. up there. suppose. they want new
globe every ak months with all the modern
improvements and third rail-"
Tho people In this part OF Oochecton are ex-
pecting considerable increased prosperity
when the New York Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company shnll have completed its
rupid laying Of an additional rail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-08
IROrnLE IN me nIGmIM
Justice Duty and EN-IustIce Hogan SauarIng
an for "a Fist Flight

Fifty Tammany politicians met in the base
ment Of the Big Wigwam on Friday evening
to report to Mr.. John Kelly what they had done
for his newspaper. Police Justice DUFFY re-
ported TINT he had greatly increased rs circu-
hton In the First Assembly District. Senator
and oN-Police Justice Edward Hogan lives In
the First Assembly District. He disputed Po-
lice Justice Duny's assertion. This report Of
several hundred additional Subscribers is all
nouscnc. he said. The aubscrlbcrs arc sim
ply on paper
Police Justice Duny was not ulcnsed His
word had always boon ~ good M his bond
am. ng tnH IuumNny politicians. He was UNI
willing that Mr. Kelly should have the slightest
suspicion of the truth ol his assertion. SO hr
sprung T. his feet, and ia "a loud tone ironically
asked, II nW many subscribers has the hunura-
Pc senator procured - Then turning toward
Mr.. Kelly, ne Numbered thrnnswor Not one. -
=, ~ ne was about o. resume his seat. the OK
Police JuStico said. Nou are Il liar. sir"
Police Justice Duiy is man of low stature.
ana In known in tho First Ward rs 3" the littlo
Judge" But he had never been called a liar
before, and could not brook tho insult Regard.
loss OF the knowledge TINT in II fight he would
X .QveIwcightcJ, he rnshid towal the cx-
Police Justice With clenehcd Qst III lid pet
nave 20 a. iur rs his opponent met HIM mon
than bali way. For minute the Magistrate
and The OK Police Justice glarod at each other,
nnd ne oN-lfhirrs in tho room gathered
around them, their small eyes Elslcung and
pracemakers prevented two actions for assault
and battery, and lisglsinl tho short haired
statesmen. Then Mr., Kelly severely rchuked
tho Magistrate and the N-Justicr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-08
GENET NOT 4 FUGITIVE.
Prince Harry Reading the Announcements OF
his Flight aud Commenting Thereon.


A rumor was current In political circles
yesterday that Henry W. Comet had again gone
away from the city TO avoid arrest. The story
WAS based upon report that the supreme
Court, General Term, had decided against Mr.
Comet II was said that although he might ap-
peal to the Court Of Appeals the decision OF tho
supreme Court nflyming the verdict Of the Jury
by whom he was tried would mako II necessary
that he should he sentenced. The belief that
he would not face the ordeal originated the
rumor that he had gone 10 parts unknown. The
rumOr was the topic in every gathering Of poll
TEXANS, and. until afternoon. WIS generally
About O'Clock William II. Moloney. the Com.
mon Councils Deputy Clerk. reported in tho
City Hall that lie had just met Mr.. Genet in
Park row, gentlemen confirmed the news
Tho reporter found Mr., Comet in ex-Sena-
tor BlNbys olllee. IN % Park row. On tho
Contained he report of Mi" 6is esG was I'm IN
good spirits aud his face revealed no trace Of
fear or OF trouble, He laughed as he spoke Of
ne rnmor, aud altogether appeared very like
-" Tho newspapers have got the best Of mo
this time he said, rs he shook the reporters
they Now, say am here. And YOU know
me, and you can say that am here"
Mr., Genet added That be had no Intention Of
Term had decided against him In fact, he had
no notion OF what its decision would be.
The General Torn Of the supreme Court will
meet on Friday next to hand down it's de-
eislons IL IL not certain that the decision in
Mr.. Genets cnse will bo rendered then ~ the
Justices who compose the General Torn may
not hnyo arrived at II conclusion.
Mr.. Genet Is under $4,000 bail His bonds
men are Peter H., Knapp and ex-Justice
somgI rsST52@ SSaSG hhSy ne nor apy OF
away whatever may bo the General Term = de-
cision. Thoy are sure that il that court finds
against him. he will appeal to tho court OF last
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21

Toe penetrating Winds incident TO
this season OF the year are severe ordeal
I for the lungs The negIt CT OF hard cough
generally leads TO a weakness OF the lungs,
which, not infrequently, results in Con.
sumption.
SCHENCKS PULMoyIC SYRUP will at once
relieve and loosen tight cough and Is
such an agreeable remedy that children
Will take it without being coaxed. A cold
on the lungs, II consumption is not al
ready developed, may be easily mastered
by the use OF the Pulmonic Syrup, together
with Schenck's Mandrake Pills 10 clear
the system OF the accumulated mucus.
In more serious cases, where the disease
has become deeply seated, and the patient
suffers from loss OF appetite, weakness and
emaciatiOn, SCHESCK'S SEA WEED Tonic
should be used IN connection with the
above mentioned remedies, to stimulate
the appetite and bring the digestive
tanning the strength OF the patientand en-
abling him TO resist the progress OF the
disease until the PULMoSIC SYRUP may
perform It's healing and cleansing work.
The use OF these standard remedies &C
cordlug TO the directions which accom-
pany them, cannot fail to produce most
satisfactory results. A letter addressed to
DR.. Schenck cor. Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, asking advice, will prompt
ly receive the Doctors personal attention
free OF charge.
schenck's Medicines are for sale by ell
druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
state 81 West Virginia, In the Municipal
Court az " heellng:
Emma r. Carter,

state 81 West Virginia, In the Municipal
Court az Wheeling:
Emma r, carter,
vs. In Chancery.
Martin Linden and Others,
By virtue CT = decree entered by said
court 10 toe above enIltled cause Un the
III Day OF JauuRTy, lEs. the undersigned.
VINO were appointed sps' isl Com mis lou
err for IL : puTpos-, viii, on
shICR DAY, MARCH D., lrs.
Atiso's.srE 4. ~ proceed TO sell at public
suctioa. AZ the irOnt door Il The Court
HOu-s 81 ohio county. west Virginia, TIA.
following described real estate, to-vit: A
piece or parcel OF Efo0nd situate on thu
~ the city Of WneelinE Known a. Hast
Wheeling, bounded and described a. lof-
loV. Beginning on the east side OF Ncgol-
loch, late ultOn street, on the Lockman
line, now Mccartney line; thence y. 81
r. 10 po.r- 70 stake At wheeling Creek:
thence down sal creek sni binding
thereon =. 80 n : - icr poles u q stake:
thence .. o. n. he poles " . stake IN tho
line u AcIolioeh str.st. then q with the
east tide OF NcIoIlOoh street y. 90, W.
T-lG poles 10 the beginning.
IERM- oE @ALE-Une-tbiTi, and ~ mnch
more - tHr 0uFcbhser may &c Wiling to
LAY, 10 casa on f.y of.sis tho balance In
Two equal iustnllmNnts At nine sud
elzHtS-n months, respsctiyeiT, from day
o. s,ie, With interest, tbs purchaser giving
MS bonds for the deferred payments. and
the the - said real estate 70 be rstn ned
until the purchase money shall have been
paid In iull., Y. q. BARR,
". J.W. COWDES.
;eZf Special Com mislouers-
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brain is buslly engaged in periecting
some other inventions, one Of Whica Dc
expects to bring him 9 far greater Pc
cuniary profit than the one already pat.
en,ed, when be gets it completed and
patented. He hiss secured caveat on IL
already. Several signal officers nave
been here since the establishment OF THIS
ststion, but in attention, and proficiency
in his business, and in general social ana
intellectual culture, Zone las spproscneo
to the present incumbent.
NARROW GAUGE
Just now gauges are command
ing the attention OF our peo-
pie in various ways. A railroad
meeting was held in the court house on
Saturday, and considerable enthusiasm
manifested.
Able and eloquent speeches were made
BY Ex Senator Wiley, Vice President OF
the corporation, Mr.. George g. Sturgiss,
ana Mr.. j. R Thompson, President OF
the University. The lsst named gentle
man was extremely urgent 10 his call
upon the great middle class" to come
forward, for it Is by them, and not oy
the rich, that the great railroads CT our
country are built.
TIE portion requested from this place
and vicinity is $4,000, and after the
speeches many came forward, amid lusty
cheers, and soon raised subscription OF
$4,000.
The members of the Faculty OF the
University, although their tenure OF oil:
fee ia always precsrlous, subscribed H.
teen hundred dollars, one tenth of the
whole amount needed. There is not the
least doubt that the remaining three
thousand vii! be subscribed. Many OF the
poorer labcring men came up mantuI!y
and subscribed from ten to fifty dollars
each, to be worked out or paid in money
1t their option. There are some who are
well able 70 subscribe literally, who op-
pose the measure, but it will go through
without their aid, and they will be very
willing TO share tie benefits. Ii the
requisite amour: is raised soon, We may
Confidently expect to hear the
welcome tones of narrow gauge
.'dlnkey" before the snow OF winter
decorstes our hills again. Then we.
bid farewell! 20 mail coach rides and drop
q tear for Bright.
The Presbyterian pastor, Mr.. J. B.
Dickey, is expected to take charge OF his
little flock on next Sabbath, and 20 bring
his family two weeks later.
The examinations commence st the col
lege Tuesday, March 18th and end March
18Th. Tie next ard last junior and
senior class exercise takes place on Friday,
March 22d at P, NJ. The spring term
begins March 9th, snd large Increase
in the attendance is expected. Let them
come. Special arrangements are always
made TO accommodate those coming II
the spring. Let them fJck in from 81
sides, none shall return empty.
Yours, RIEN.
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affecting grgisteg.
AsrRANsER m THE PEW.

Poor little Beszie' She tossed back her
And though she is often the sweetest of
This was something she wouldn't and
couldn't endure;
Twas The meanest, most impolite act, she
Aud thing. she declared, that she never
would do:
To 90 TO a church where one didn t belong,
Then walk down the aisle like the best Ia
And seat ores self plump In another
ones pew.
Humph didn't her father own his out and
And didn't they fill it up full, lust about,
" hen mama anu papa, aud herself and
the boys
Were seated? And didn't their boots make
auOiSe
In moving along to make room tor a
And wasn't IL cool with the brazenest face
To expect at each hymn you would ma
ufBSn die didn't. or Bob. but there wasn't
much danger:
With such feelings al heart, and their
print on her iace,
Last Sunday our Bessie hitched out OF heF
'llace"
To M Ike room for girl, very shabby and
thin.
Who had stood In the aisle till mama
asked her in.
10 crowd;
And Bessie, forgetting, soon had the mig
hap
To 81 ;, .Iom her dIovsiness into nap,
From which she awakened cy crying
aloud.
Poor Bessie sat upright with cheeks all
At Sleeping in church, and we felt for her
shame;
But it was strange at the close OF the ser
Our Bessie, now gentle as gentle could be,
Take the hand of the shabby young grI
And walk X uith her out OF the church with
smile
That stoue through her tears in her eyes
Ali the while,
And frightened her face with radiance
new.
"GoOd-by." whispered Bessie at parting,
land mind
Our Iew's forty five, with pillar oehlnd.
hen >he stole 10 her mother: ~, mother,
such = curious dream. Twas no wonder I
Thought was sitting in church in this
dress,
With a girl like oesgar-chiId IN our
We Vers sitting alone on the seat, Just we
two
And / felt more ashamed than you ever
could guess;
when al in moment the music grew
loud,
They we're Angels know, tor they Joined
in the IOng,
AID Al OF them seemed in the church 10
belong.
Slowly AID brightly they sailed through
the air; ,..
The rays from the window streamec GRIM
son and blue,
And lit them IL turn as their forms glI-ed
Icould Tel their soft robes passing over
my hair.
"One came to my side. Very sadly she SAID,
There's stranger in here,' htted MY
head, .,
Ant Iookrd at the poor shabby girl with
al. not fer.' said the angel; ';he naughty
and vain
Are tue strangers at church. She is hum
Die aud true.
Then | cried out aloud, and the minister
AID lbs. as they tioated away I awoke,
And there sat that dear !i;t.e CIR! IN our
new
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
PRICE, IS CENTS.
FggrY gEAR, BLFOAE TIE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
T2R raz CURB
H.pl:.,.s or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND Sex HEADACHE,

c.-.-~-- sc D,.a,sad 7 iva-
mn. 10 =, - : 49,, - -.
% e. - - =, 800 $50 IN
&. ~ ''.- - '..C: 80 % -.
.-,s ,s','..'5 - 80 . - s't ~ ia
-. - - . - 60 - ~ Do;n
- 80. * 81 49,, - ~ - [I ~ -
:, - -, ''., ~. 49, - -. 80
.: -, -. -. ~ : ~ '':r ~ -
-, -. .. - c.. =, - -, - 49,.
=: - ~. . - - -. ~. - :.
- -. = . :, -, ~ .CI ~, 49, - noI2 - -
-. . -. ~. n..S ,,, 49, Nv ai + -.
e. =. ,.. - go 80 -
49, zee. '...., ,,'- -. = t-o Ill
-. 49,. 49,, -. -. - 80 80. $50
TSs..;.--.-, =, 49,. S', Ice,
ctne-,-r ra -, 81 with main
fl se-s...5, q f.y;Tg left undone
s5me:A.--w,..5 or-hS 70 have been
done. As,.-h:. DIV couch is some
tines :, attendant The ratient
7--',.-scrra--:-ss.,,d ddL;I;tv.
lei;e,s.,ys,s-.'rI ~ fset are ccI5
c-tv-,.--. and he comnIains of a
r-:csIr ss-,S.: -, ', - The sTin. his
spirits are low; ard although he is
s.sts.' 49,. e,..--;-o would he bene-
=, - ~ - "
Tea. . hin. vet he can scarcely
s'..-...o. Up l1Tt.tudc enough 10 ny
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
Cou'ty Board Of Equalization.

NJ ''asi Of Equalization for OHIO
NJ. ,..,5 VI. convene its sittings Monday,
-'."' Al he Commissioner rooms,
-,-g1elns at 20 o'clock a. M, and som
,..,.. " '!tungS from day 70 day until
.SoorS are completed, Tor the hear.
ao-.- |e'ermlnlng of all cases of erron-
y.1 tsNSmen,s. All persons aggrieved
,,S eoy take notice and appear before
''''u before adjournment thereof.
CHAS. II. DEITERS,
JERK af Board OF Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21

..u,v,ng Cure 70 p'ooa0' o'e 49,.
re 'o' s,s ever effected by any rnedi-
rsn,,,.Ion for the treatnent OF
cataTh; .
c--slsrAT1--.a,- and for the last sir years nave
sSrrh o. .-.s's sufferer $50 ac-oss he fem;
80 asf huL-Ile weak and painful eyes, svolsn
,is, dry a tcnsils, hard and conslhnt eUsEn,
sat ules sr-oss the chest. aaS gr ~ ,,rns TSs
.5.-asa1ap ,;ed % rapidly in my head and
Ger acc4ail,,If not Keep them free. Frequently
;s-osi iasi md snring out OF bed seemed 20
= gHt I w., ~ su:focatiOn- l would then nave
- 4 the POM means IN my power 70 dis,odse
s.-a--e - e,sI NV throat and head before beng
ne 1Eti,,, .g1in. For perlod o. ak ye5GSs .S
So 20 sep sH-,Srated and so mrch Unnamed tna1
-. sere i93H,lfy swallow. nnaly consulted an
- E;tn - - In ~ gard 20 an operation on mem.
s-.1s1t ~. s.,,st postponed It. The constant ~
81 a. . AID ration 20 ny S't- ~ Sss3
sAena;.- matter dropping down IIotn my neso
=, ,6so ~ - ~ hlmed my lungs tAat coqsn-
.4s1t-siASys- deep hard cough. MeanVniie
a. .7e Ssysr 20 shC Y the enecE o. LIS S -
~: ?st aesal; g I'm 81 consumption. When
v--t7- Of a.6sd m s stage, or aboutsix montAs
1890 tae use Of SAyFo sDs kAI,GT 49,
a. oesvS After using the INST bottle PECAN
"a CkTNAAst The nrsf dose seemed 70 clear
= 1pr9's - not known 10 20 be for years IL
= sssi ,.ss,.lgll!y 10 arrest the dlscnargea
So y-HH.rA n GlFtc 1tAya- ~
ls-rFsi ~ ~ - -atgced the Inflammation and swell
% 81 se.is 80 thattiey soon ceased 70 trouble
EsciE. .."-s-sss across my chest clsappearedi
z IL s,-',Isps In NY head ceased, my senses q
: N----9 n hearing we're completely Eestored-
s5s-E 81 atom OF dseaSe thai hac reduced ne
81 s7e-1 Tine grave disappeared oy me aaa
= &c 49, t,oICA. C-Ez FOR CATARRH-
-fstTIh- a.. e10,.r.t because. A. drugEtst,
Jaw yea. tra. OF suleFihg rom CalAIIn,
.-s ,s-. =, cczylace many that tbs = sreas
-.=.:gs.-.sr,,- v,-h the treatment OF Casar-h -
- 'AL -, ~, 5esg physicians and have consult,
--4-.se- y! 81 men; about my case. have used
{. ~ ~ ~ remedy and apparatus that have sp-
frg-r A.--. TsriOd 81 siI years past and rave,
rsL-- ~ - tae!r use, taken great care OF my
s5.s i2 - lat blamed no relief or encourage
..s::-,5a * !.S : 3 10. :s75. GEO. E.DNsMoRE-
Feb. y. Is75
s-T7'-1, ss.,,,r'- APPEARED the said George ,.
La - made oath that the foregoing state
PRE- = = s-Ssc-' bed u true. Before me.
-. ;! -sEssTH :. THOMAS, Justice OF The Peacs-
..,.,-s rortalas D.. Sanfords Improved
sa'l rg5e. Win .GA directions, nc, Ior use "a ~.
i-1l--s5 80 g. co. Fer sale BY al wholesale ana
essr'. !--r ~, throughout the Inited SIsteS
Ez.L-- - = IrTER, General Agents and mno!e-
NIsA5 -. Boston. Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21

Fos family visiting PhilsdeIphis, no
more cosy. home like quarters, com blned
with excellent service uneIceptions!
e,asin<, and moderate prices can be found
shsn at the Colonade Hotel on Chestnut
Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
Total sales

Ofthe receipts 81 head cane Virginia,
81 from OHIO; from West Virginia,
lS4 from Maryland, 594 from Illinois,
50 from PennsyivsnIs.
Total receipts for the week, 81 head
against I,l62 last week, and 1915 head
same time last year
Mich Cows-Trsde is very dull
aud prices at retail are s20845 Raesd.
THE SWINE NARKHT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
Dr., sAGa's CAEAEaE REMEDY,

Il Is the only form ~ instrument vet invented
with which mad medicine ran he carr O.! h:gh
up and perfectly applied I'd all parts " me affect.
ct nasal Passages amt the chambers nr cavities
communicating herewith. in whirh sores and
ulcer, Frequently exist. and from which the ca
tirrEal discharge EeUera,,r proceeds. The want
arisen largely from tie lmpo-,i5il!tv II applying
remedies b. these cavities and chambers BIZ lng
Of The ordinary mc,hOGs. This obstacle in the
way u eicrurg cures IL entirely overcome bv
the Invention Of the DOUcne. IL use l. pleasant
and 80 simple that a child can understand IL
Full and explicit directions accompany
each instruments When used with this Ins;ru-
meut DR.. SI-e'i Ca'arrh Remedy cures reccn
-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
Baltimore Cattle Market.
MONDAY, March Is, 1878
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.

There wss-a better tone to the market
during most of the time to-day, trade
being more active and prices on az aver
age I cent higher than last week, while
quality and mum bers sold are taken into
Consideration. While on some the al.
vance was fully . cent, on others again
it was scarcely as much. But toward
the close with some ten car loads OF add
tional arrivals, prices were scarcely as
drm as they were earlier in the market.
Quotations 24@5t cents, few selling at
the former figure, while large number
were sold at and near the latter quota.
tIOn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
ORNAMENTAL GARDENING


GENTLEMEN WHO DEs!RE RHALE
" Trees removed, planted or pruned,
Gardens designed, graded, sodded or ar
ranged. would DO wel. 20 give their orders
a. early ~ possible, 20 a. 10 hIy" the
rough work dore that there may be SINE
Tor everything 70 grow snd be settled De-
fore the warm weather comes pom Us.
shall also ne prepared - keep gardens
clean. grass cut, and plants growing, for
the season at low price.
Rustic stands. Keram.c Fot', Iron vase.
and Hanging Baskets flIcG ~ the loves
rates.
To those having small garden plots I
would suggest The beautiful window
Gardening, now 50 successfully prscticed,
fairly converting city residences into fairy
palaces despite the SOoty atmosphere, Any
suggestlonS or instructions VII b. given
with pleasure. AL work guaran Ted.
3. BAILEY.
fanl4h oil jacob street.
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DUPOyT's WHEELING POW.
DFR kGENEK

r HAVE AT ALL TINES N MAGA-
/ ZINE. large stock OF the above cele-
DRAFTED Powder, Wig: Rife, Sportins, IN
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which will sell At Wholesale ~
anufncturer's prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on ears or boat. This
Powder Is uneQusIled In strength and
quality. 4. REILLY,
sole Agent
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UNCONSCIOUS
MORG y.

Inventive Genius IN MorgnntOwn-
Dunue & RichTnOnd's Patent Rain
and snow Gauge-RHIl Road 10
nOr.anIOwn Examinations
Spring Term.
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m For a CASE or CATARRH that
SASFORD's RADICAL CURE for
~ CatarIh Will not instantly relieve
and speedily cure. ke'ere ncgs:
Henry Wells, ESQ, Wells. Fargo
& Co.., Aurora, y. T.; VIM. Bow.
en-, fsq.. Nc. HattOo, Grant
Bowen, ~. Louis. Testimonials
and treatise by mail. Price, with
II improved Inhaler, 81. Sold every
where. WEEKS & POTTER, Pro-
prietOIs, Boston, Mass. fe:SSb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-21
FRESH TEAS.

so packages GunPowder, Impertar
Young HysOa, OolOug, English breakfast
and Souchong Teas, IN store and tor sale
NJ low figures. NJ. REILLY.
lN9 snd 1911 Main street.