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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-12-26

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Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
AE Ss!t Ss'! " S w " us e.sssSR CONN. tIlsTiGtSN RALLEsOAlt

Commencing Aug.12, la1S.
 GOING FEST. TRAINS LhAVk AMMAN R&.4U 4. M.--Connecting al MillerIun iuI Tough keepsie, Albany and the West uirect, ana for tienkln. L. ayes Salisbury Leo x Lakeville, los F. NJ. 30 r. M.-Connectins from Plttsneid. Al Mil lerton for New ! urk, arriving S.5a p. m. -1caves Salisbury at 4.55 Lakevllle 800 r. M. Ss l5 r. M -Connecl from flttsnelo. At Mil lerton with nxpress Tor Albany anu the Leaves Salisbury 7.Os & Lskevie TOT PM. aotNG EAsr. TRAINS LnAtF CANAAN, s.Io A. N. Leaves Mllerron G.Ooa nj.
 Lak.viue 6 a5 Salisbury. o,5o. 534 A. n,-CouneCtths at N LI,ste" iol brluge. port A, ,imepury tor New Haven, alriv- il.t at l.s6 D. u -savIng lu nnies ulstance ovur any other rnuLe, loT S eslaCld. North umpton, iiamsburg and holyoke. and hos.on, arrivng in beston at 4 20 .. m., for Wtliiman,ic, New London. Providence. New York N Boston. Leave. Millertor 5 sa am, Lake,ile. sos Salisburv, 9,1 IA. N,
 OO P M-Connect;rg ft7r> Albany. Al Winsted tur W at aror~ and !riugolort. At ShnsburA for \ sW ha 's7, Nestticla, hoL voke and NorthemptoE Al Ia. tiord iol Bristol, Millin @nflc, New lonuon, New lorA, Boston and SaybreoS. via C. V. k.B Leaves Miitertun 2.t5 p. m, Lakeville sSl Leaves Salisbury, 23 |. M. 5. 16 P. M.,-Leaves Mllleiton T.30 D m, Iakeville 7.4s. Salisbury. 7,53 r. Nj, for Winsteu. Passengers leave New York at 3. .5U D. ID. ., connect with this tlain.
 j.44 e. ni. lAR On0Ry mornings only leave MllierUon at o.lU, e'nuecLng at Canaan with Housatonic train north At Pine Meadow tor New Haven, arriving at 9.20 A. m, aud for New ork. Al SimsDury for Mestielu anu Northampton, and arriving in Hartford at S.4h. For time al Way stations and connections zee INib. Y. JONES. SWp't.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
TrarclIers Guide.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD

Shortest, Quickest mud Cheapest ROHte tO North Adams. Albany, slr- atOga, Rochester, Buffalo. Suspen- sion Bridge, Niagara Falls. Chicago and the West.
 Through Tickets sold and Boggage Checked West nt onion Depot, Can- nan. Also for Philadelphia. BaIti- more and Washington. Purchase Tickets via EEouSat0nic Eine.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
 Commencing July 1, 1878. TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. VIZ: 509a, m, Freight Train, (passenger accommo-
 d"topel for Rsl rington, Monday, We'd
 nesday and Friday {eaun Caraau &. lS p. m.
 10 10 a.n,. Passenger train for Pittsaed arriving
 at % D, m. With Through car Ieaving
 New York Ut 8 05 a. m Leave New
 Haven al 9.s3 Ill, with ih uugh car
 from B'port Tor Albany arriving v.5up,m
 connecting al Albany with 3l0 b, m
 popular chicago and >t. Louis express
 arriving in Chicago at son the next pm Lk svAs Canaau at 12 70 D. m. A55 D. u1. passp"ger ram tor Pittsfeld. arr> :.
 leaving New York at BOO D. ml, Leave
 New lIa zen, 3. .45 D. Connecting at
 State E,rn tnr 4 ha"S and Ihe W est. ar
 irving at Alb""y t0.10 D. m. Leav s Canaan at ~.2l n,
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 5.30 &. ID. Special Passenger I rain Tor pittsfeld
 arriving at 777 8. i'll, Albany 9.2O an Leave Canaan at LA d. m
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
A LETTER To Sunday School Teachers.

DEAR FRIENDS:
 Many of you are already on the lookout for the best lesson helps for next year. 1t IS not the purpose Of this letter to claim that a cer- tain publication is better adapted to your use 5han another but to afford you an opportuni- ty t. judge for yourselves. Probably the sur est way to get what is best suited to your wants is for you to make a fair trial now of some of the more prominent publications While the regular prlce ot he Sunday School Times Ca sixteen page weekly paper) is $2.15 year, 1t will be sent to new subscribers, on trial for three months, Tor twenty cents. The BoStolt Jou11tat Ill commenting upon The Sunday School Times, pronounces it be yond all question the best paper of the kind published in the country Ihe Congregation llist of Boston, says : ''The 1 ines was never better than it IS now, ana in breadth, intelli- sence, varlety, and general ability, it com pares favorably With the leading religious pa pers of the land ;" while 1He Hldependeft, of Now York, calls it The best perioaIcal of its class in the world, with a subscription list | which only two or three of our religious peri odicals profess to equal"
 | It will be well tor you to enclose also seven cents for a specimen copy of The Scholars Quarterly. This publication has a circulation | of l4U, 900 copies amung all denominations | specimens of the Weekly Lesson Leaf will be | sent to you, free, if you wish to see them. Yours truly,
 JOHN D. WATTLES. 6l0 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Ia.
 2w16
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
LEAYE PITTSFIELD, VIZ:

S.00a m. Passenger t~a'p for Bridgeport, arrls
 ing at 12.S0 p m, with through car tor New
 York, arriving at 3U1 D. m.; at New haven
 at 1.lU p. m Leave Albauy al 64O a. m.
 with through car for bridgeport. Leaves Canaan al S.34 a. in. 125, D. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport arrY
 lpg at 5.45, p. m., with Through car tor
 New York, arriving aL T 40 p. m al New
 Haven at T.3O D. Ill. Leave Albany at l0u5
 q. m
 Leaves Cauaan at BOG. D. m. 2,Uu D. m. Ml!k Tram Ioc Bridgeport, arrlv-
 ing al 530 D. m. ;New loIk lU.@9p. n. New
 Haven Il .52 P. m. Lesves Canaan at 3.52 .. III. 51O D. III. Passenger Train for Falls Village, ar-
 irving at 7.OU p. m. Leave nlbany ut < o5 D. m.
 Leaves Canaan at 0.45 D. m. Sunday Mnk Train leaves Pittsfeld at 2.3t p. m. tor bridgeport, arriving at S.5O D. m. New York ll.3O D. m.i New Haven Il 5sp. m. Leaves Canaan al 4.3O D. Ill. se-All trains connect at CGnnnn with conn. Western kk. lS., sAl sSrOOk- IlesG Junction IO aaNd drOsM AgsAxsDMrys AtGa0Nyleyvlihe with SmepsAUS ess kSs H. D. AVERILL, N M. BROWN, General ticket Agent. Superln enuent Bri tseuurt. Ionn,, July l. 1S5S aitf
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
Cheapest Route to New York
 VIA STEAMER BRIDGEPORT,

UsApl. Chhs. weeks, W ill leave bridgeport every night, lSatutday ex 3epted,) from Steamboat Docs, at II o'clock, al ,. tivins iii New York about o'clock next morn :ng.
 Returning, will leave New York every morning lSuuuas excepted) from Pier 35. asi lsivei, loot If Cathariue street aL 1l.30.
 rreignts received an, way billed through 10 all stations on the lo onlc railroad al very low rates. Tickets can be pulchasea through 10 New York less than by all railroad, and baggage check ;G through from all tralns.
 F. o.~-fhe evening Milk train on the Housaton. tc ra lroad connects with the Steamer Bridgeport, Ati JOHN h. HI BBkl4L. SupH
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

wARNER & w AGNiGEt X TTUt3 EYS and Counse l"'~ al Law oa,n n' IA ", Conn T"''
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
3nsincss Oards.

G.V. C4PRON, FALLS VsEa4AGE. Ct. nEA tIt Tn WatchrS, tl"cE< i'vtr"aic al D Notions Repa.Iltt2 neaL:r uune. l1 irnliE'4
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
$ SPRAYED !!

Broke into the inclosure is tue subscriber about Oct. 1st, two-year-old steer. The own CT Is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away.
 BALDWIN REED, 2d,
 Sharon, Ct. Dated, sharon, Oct. sth, 1878. SwI8
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
NAUGATUClk RAILROAD.

Commencing June 3rd, 1s7s Trains of Conn. Western k. R. leaving Canaan at 5.44 a. m. (AloLdaysJ, y34 a h. anu 300 D. m., conuect aL Winstea with Naugatuck k lt. trains follows: 5.44 m. with the 700 a. m. train for New York, ,(Throagh car) New Haven, (fhrough carl Waterbury aud Bridgeport 9.3 a. m, with .G5 D. m. tram for New Haven CHhrough car) New York and Bridge port. BOO D. m, wltn 410 p. m train for New Haven, Bridgeport and New York.
 GEO, W. BEACH.
 Superintendent. Bridgeport. June z. 1875.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23

Che Cheapest. 7'urest ;aMd Rest Fam-
 fly .We.ticIRe ;M the world!
 Fo, DY>PhP >lA, CuNSrlPA ION, JIrndce. Bi "le sitac ss, Sl' = E AD NIlh, tntic, De- 1ression of spirits, SOUR SThM >CH. Heart Burn. &c., &c.
 This unrtvalied southern Remrdy i> wa, ranted lnt contain singe pa!ti"le 1 NrrCu v or any tuipri 'us mi eral ~t.h .tgara bu' |
 PEssEs.Y Vs2Es z%CA Ssh.
 ;,,ntaIning Those souiheln Roots and Herbs. NHlc.! au all-wi-e Providence has placed in coun. triA> here Liver ni~"aSes most ateVaii, Es wilt care ali EsiSeaSeS caused by Dc~ staRhs:esA na 0k the s1iVer and EsO Nr els.
 Tn. Sl MPrO ,tr of Liver Complain! al d bi':
 O. baf taste il. the mouth; Pain ih '!.a Back >}.', JU hte. o.'t.n 'Il>taken tD, RnGut,tl
 <0E:r stomach; Loss If Appetite; liou els al -Inateiy co-!ivc and !aS; flea 'achr: oss o memory wlth painful sel~alin3 t hevita failec :" do something which "nght to have b",m done |; &lebil2tys sow Spirits. d thick Nt ap Il 0. the :kin anu Eye-, d dry C"u h often ni-raken for t'onsunuti;tn,
 Sometimes many ni these Svmpt m- a und the
 hsease at others very few bu the Liver, 'he ;ai. organ in the body is generally th. B. oI the, ! .u4. wrttCh"dness and Dera1h will rnsu". can recommend as an Hfi1aCluue remedy for | 'tiS+a e ot the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia. simmons Liver Regulator Lewis 6. under, | 625 Master Street. Assistant Post MaSler Phil. | .deiphia.
 | We hay tesred Its virtues, personally, and | <now hat for Dyspepsia. Rjliousness and Throb- jug Headache it is inc brSt medicine the world v9rsaw We have tried forty other medicines | before Simmons Liver R -gulaor, but none oi | hem gave more than te n nIorary reii"f but the Regulator not only relieved, hut cure ns.-ED. rELrGRA AND N NessENGEh, Macon Ga. MANUF4 4CTuR"D o Y J H. XEILiN .G CO, PHIL ADELPHIA. Price, S1.0O Sold by ;.lE ASAssss sisGs. | J. l. Camp Nsent for Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1878-10-23
HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE &

4flSiAtAa@aJ @aJ. ES. k.
 Commencing June 1S 1877. Trans of conn We. s..-4 A.s Ls. arriving al Hart tord ss follows; At 5.45 A, M., from iasssd. coaD ects for Provi dSaCe &iiu boston. At l.17 P. M, from Mllleruon, connects for Provi
 dence, boston, Norwich New Lon- doh and Palmer. At $50 P I., from Millerton and Poughkeepeie
 connects for Norwich, New Lonuon, New Britain and Bristol.
 TRAINS LEAVING. New london al o.O0, Norwich at 6.30 A. M. Ar rive at Hartford connect with M train Tor Winsted, Canaan, Mi. . lertun and Poughkeepsie. rrain leaving Providence at A.M., connects by P.M. ..rain for Nilerton tlc. IS J. T. McMANuS Sup't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
sysPay E EyEs!ss
#1s s$sSs H$HsEs$ BBH$RSsH&
mo ''s ADMISSION aS AND q CENTS.
First appearance in America since returning from their
aisses ELLA a'o H and MAMIE couRoN
s sna S T Mamie ss ss the aa
from Der Frssshntn" United they viii sing the duet
S Miss IDA oRFIER win be heard for the
these concerts in istzs Rhspsoeie iongrose No. of
ADoLpg soBsT the tasSrte nari'Sas Win as sing Ing
Tufsliee," from Ernan' with full orchestral accomplish
Sisnor DE CARLO, the best pieeoo PLAYER u The mas
sS profession i,S MI, perform asshs Da
The king OF all cor" ~ p'g = rlyY
n n: !. E EEHES$,
win be heard in his marvellous SOLO the Carnival de
Venice and for he h. s' zine Z Gilmore II %sps gears
TmE 'p GRnSp DUET est Homo from
Mater under 'Af Mr. S.'y Sax n MARErzEK
ne GiIM0RE IS WORLD RENOWNED BAND
viii include the 70 webers "oberon the grand
Regiment March and other favorie and popular
musical gems.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
for the sale OF reserved seats.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
NJPOOLE * D0NNELLY .Lessees and Managers
sti w
LAST PERFORMANCES OF
THE FUNNIEST COMEDY EVER WRITTEN.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
The progress of the play frequently interrupted by
bursts Of boisterous lau HERALD, December3
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE.
1T is OF the busiest and enjoyable of comedies
humorous
csin Is disarned and laughter usurps its plaeenDay
News December g.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE,
OUR BOARDING HOUSE,
with its GREAT COMEDY STAR CAST
and EXQUISITE NEW SCENERY and MOuNTINGS.
NATISEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
~ MONDAY. DECEMBER l6 production in magnin-
cent style Shakespeares CORIOLANCS with the
living tragic actor, JOHN MCCULLOUGH in the title
role
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08

STANDARD THEATRE BROADWAY AND 33D ST.
pWILLIAM HENDERSON. Proprietor and Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08


ID THE GREATEST SUNDAY CONCERT EVER
MINNIE HaUk and EbouARn KEaEiSyL
Nine. PIsANI Miss AMEs, MN BIsAccIA and
PIANO SOLO .Rood ps e.arssias M,naelssohn
Nj. +. QUICKEN .
Nine CARMEN PIsANI
ARIA Largo al factoun .Rossin
signor DEL PuENTE,
Nile MINNIE mAuK
signor ENRICo CAMPoBELLo
VIOLIN Solo, Fantasia ON "othello Ernst
NJ EDouARD REMENYL .
49, signor GIUSEPPE FRAPoi.Li
BOLERo Il yespr sieiliani' Verdi
Miss HELEN AMES
a. Mcclure in g minor. Chopin
VIOLIN SOLOS, - study n minor. .....-. chopin
e. Nnlse Noble .Remenyi
NJ. EDouARD REMENYL
Nile MINNIE HAUK
accompanied by the ComposerD
PIANO SOLO "Nasc do Concert. No. Quicken
VI. =. QUICKEN.
SUM- me D'er i,;ocr
VIOLIN SOLO "Rondo Papegenon first time).. Ernst
NJ. EDOuARD REMENfL .
sgnor FRAPOLI and DEL PEuENTE, Mime. PIsANL
chestra circle including admission ST. reserved balcony
dress circle 30 cents: admission gal
lery, % Box office at Booths OPEN ALL DAY.
A.
BOOTHS THEATRE. POPULAR PRICES.
Manager. Mr. w r. DEUTSCH
Admission all u cents
Orchestra and orchestra circle, reserved.. cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08

4 SPECIAL LOT OF NEW AND SECOND MANf
Atwood and Iron Working Machinery also Engines ant
Boilers all styles and sizes about @ 90 worth In all ha
bc disposed Of by January IS to make room for
goods from factory Address j. II. BLAISDELL, l07 Lib
ST., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
A LARGE LOT OF ROTARY PUMPS FOR SALE
Acheap LEVERS, 47God st., New York

| A sSORTMENT or MODERN BUILT BOILERS AND
AEngncs for sale cheap all warranted genuine. Apply
at LESLIE BOILER WORKS. jersey City
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
TEMPERANCE TALK
orT's HALL.

The Workingmen's Christian Tenn
perance Union met at OTIS Hall, last
evening, and adjourned their meeting
in courtesy to Col. Bowen, So as not t.
conflict with his good work now going
on at Washington Hall. There will he no
meeting ut Otis Hall untilSunday even
ing, when Col. Rowcn will deliver an
address.
There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting at the Washington Hall, last
evening. Col. Bowen presided and AL
dressed the meeting. He is an earnest
and impressive speaker, and well calru-
lated Tor the work III which hr is So
earnestly engaged lie will deliver an
address at Mozart Hall this evening
On Friday afternoon he will assist the
ladies who are conducting the Band uf
Hope" and on Saturday afternoon he
will hold children's meeting al the
same hall. On Friday evening he will
likely address the meetings at Parker
Hall and llornhrook Union.
Col. Bown is in favor of erecting II
large temperance tabernacle at once.
His statement To that effect was received
with demonstrations ol applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
THAT LIBEL CASE.
Hugh McCOrd Dismissed.

Yesterday the final hearing in the
libel ease of the state against Hugh Me
Cord. with VIM. Starke ~ prosecuting
witness, Was heard before Squire Phil
lips Ii will he remembered 10y the
readers of the REGISTER that the case
grew ont OF the fact that Met ord, some
time since made complaint against Mrs.
Starke before the sape Justice, charging
her with giving medicine to a Mrs. Cline
and Miss Carmack, tor the pur-
pose OF producing an abortion Oh each.
On the charge preferred, Ms. Starke
VAS hunorably acquitted and suit was
on the next day brought against Me
Cord charging him with using librlouo
words. Only one witness was CA
amincl in the case last evening, and that
witness, +. Britt, stated that he had, on
one occasion heard several persons say
that Mrs. Starke WAS an ahortionist, but
did not know il to bc true. The CONVEX
sation occurred when McCord Vas pres
ent. Alter hearing the testimony III
the case, and arguments by Good, Me
Cords attorney, and Cracrait, Starkc' :
attorney, the Justice dismissed Mrt"ri
with caution to be more particular
hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
Personalities

Miss Fannie H. Rale, daughter OF
| ChaS, 4. Beale, OF Point Pleasant, who is
we'll known in this city, died last Mon
dav. and WAS entered at her home yes
ter,ay afternoon at | O'Clock. Miss
Bealc was an cstimable young lady and
well liked nv all who knew her,
Miss Semple OF Allegheny, Pa, is a
guest at the residence Of Rev. pr Cum
ningham, Chapline street
Miss Mollie Hearne, south Side,
leaves to-day for a visit to friends in
Kansas City, Mo,
Miss Mary l.. Sayre. al II. Louis, and
Mrs Jennie Arthurs, Of Pittsburgh, ATE
visiting AT the residence oi Daniel Lamb,
South Side.
Deputy sheriff Coon. OF Wetzel Coun-
", Was in the city Yesterday, on bust
ness with the Auditor Of State.
Frank K. Bowers, oi the Middlesex
wooden mills, Lowell, Mass, is register
ell at the Mcclure.
W. VI. Clemens, Master OF Trans
portation. arrived in the city last night.
George Stauver, with Logan, List \
Co, is COntiued 10 his home with sick
ness.
J. VI. Maciarlani AMI wife, OF Charles
town, are nj the Mcclure.
y. '. Bailey, Superintendent OF the
Third Division oil the Railroad Mail Ser
vice, and Col Burton, Chief Of the Ser
vice At Lynchburg. Va, were at the Nc
Lure last night. Both gentlemen will
leave ior Parkersburg to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12

Feet In
A Practical Joke.

Among the many members al the
Wheeling Gymnastic Association are
several wicked Young men who are
given to joking They have particular
victim, an individual Of sanity demean-
or, who. but for the general gorgeous
ness OF his cravats, might be taken
Tor an itinerant deacon. The latest per
petration was as follows: lie was sitting
Yesterday evening, quietly enjoying the
sports when cartman entered and de-
sired of him the contract Tor hauling
away that dirt. In great surprise he
demanded tn know what dirt. The
cartman said that he knew very well
what dirt, and that he wanted Ia do the
hauling.
After some wonis the Paddy lett, nj Il
telling him that Dobbs had sent him.
In a few moments young man
rushed wildly in and demanded that
letter In perplexity the victim asked
what letter. The same transac-
ton was repeated aud finally
the young man lett, saving he would
see Dubbs about that letter he told him
he would get. For the next hall hour
il rained messengers from Dobbs. some
wanting one thing and some another,
but all sent by pobte. Our deacon
changed his quarters, but Was again as
sailed. until il finally dawnei upon his
befogged intellect that he was sold. lie
is a good natured butt, and after the
thing became known joined ia the gen.
aral lauyh which tallnwpi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
River N ews.

The marks AT the wharf last evening
at six O'Clock showed ~ feet and rising
The Courier will lie the PaTkersburl
packet al l0:;D O'clock this morning.
The Emma Graham passed down last
Cinnatl.
The Granite State is due down en-
route Ia Cincinnati this evening.
The!Buckeye State will pass up for
Pittsburgh this morning.
The O'Neal will Ike the Pittsburgh boat
at : O'Clock this morning.
The tow boat Iioness passed down
Yesterday morning AT o O'Cl"Ck.
The Phaeton. Della and Telegram ar
rived and departed on time Yesterday
afternoon.
The Hudson is rue up IRON Cincin-
natl Tomorrow afternoon.
!By Telegraph
PTTTsBURGH, December ll.-River ~
feet inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and eV"l.
LoUIsyILLE, December ll.-Weather
cloudy and ouol Departed-CUns Nil
lar; Cincinnati. Alice, Pittsburgh. River
stationary with II feet 10 inches in the
canal.
CIScTxN December ll.-Riycr ~
ieei u inches and falling Weather part
ly cloudy aud cold Arriyed-Stnck-
dale, Pittsburgh; Thomas ". Means
and tow, Cumberland river Departed
Thompson AMI Means, Pittsburgh:
Andy Baum, Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Decelnber ll.-Riyer ieIl .
inches. Arrived Sam Roberts and
harges, New Orleans. Derarte,I-Jas.
II. Parker, Cincinnati Thompson bean,
New Orleans.
VIcKsRrRs, December Weather
cloudy; thernometer tgs. River rose 70
inches. Up- Pargond! The nwr has
rose enough to permit boat, landing al
the old landing. The wharf buat was
brought back to-day to the Old landing
SEw 0KLEAss, Deeenber il.-AIriyed
Guiding Star, Cincinnati; Henry
Frank, Memphis; Golden Gste, Future
City and bsrges, ~, Louis. No depar-
lures Weather clear; thermometer 65.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having proyidentially discovered while
a Medical Missionary III southern Asia,
avery simple vegetable remedy tor the
speedy aud permanent cure oi tonSUmp-
tom, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and
all throat and lung aifections---also a pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous DE
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints. feels il his duty to make II
known to his suffering fellows. ACtu-
ated by this motive, he will cheerfully
send Tree of Chargel to all who desire it,
the receipt for preparing and full direc-
tons for successfully using this provi-
dentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves OF the
benefits of this discovery, without cost,
can do So by return mail, by addressing
with stamp,
DE. CHARIES 7. MARsHALL,
No. 80 Niagara ST., Buffalo. y. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
Read this Letter,

NORFOLK, Va, October Ist, 1873.
Piles fur eight years, and could get moth
ing 10 give me relief until | saw your
advertisement IN tie Norfolk LdHdmdrk.
purchased box OF Swayne's All-heal-
my Ointment, and lis use has made a
perfect cure. You uaH make Use Oi this
il any service 10 you.
Very respectfully,
JAMES PEBwOKIH
Corner I'll Water and Matthews streets,
Norfolk.
The symptoms Of this distressing com
plant, Itching Piles, is rnoisture-like
perspiratiOn, distressing itching, an
though pin worms were crawling, par
ticulaTly al night, when undressing or
after getting warm in bcd; Oitentimes
shows-itself around the private parts,
and ii allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. Remember,
''Swayne's Ointment L. pleasant and
sure cure, sllays all itching at once, no
sInarting or burning sensation whatever.
1t alsu cures letter. salt rheum, BARRIERS
itch, piInples, sOp,-heids, ring-wOrn,
AMI all Crusty, scaiy, itchy skin erup-
tons Price, 10 cents box, three
boxes, sl.2j. Seat by mail to any al.
dress on reneipt OF prize in currency or
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-12
POLICE COURT-MNYOR SWEENEY.
Lunacy.

Yesterday Th"s. Supp, who resides
with his father, Jno. Supp, on Eigh-
teenth street, East Wheeling, was ar
rested by officer Robertson on charge
of lunacy, and locked up in the Jail to
await an examination. Although
Supp is not a violent lunatic, his father
had him locked up ior fear he might
become worse and probably do himself
a bodily injury. Some time since Supp
showed signs oflunacy and was examined
but released on the recommendation Of
a physician, who, at the time, gave it a.
his opinion, that while Supp possessed
symptoms Of idiocy. he might, if prop
erIy cared for, recover. He was taken
To- his home in East Wheeling, where
he remained until Yesterday. Supp IL
Young man about twenty-five years OF
aye, aud when wen, i, spoken Of ~ Ice
ing a sober Industrious man. He was
at one time employed in the Crescent
Mills, bat since, has been working a. IA
roller at the Top Mill when it Was ia
operation.