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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
River n ews.

River . feet inches.
Henry Haney and Geo. Poe are the
pilots OF the Abner O'Neal.
Horsetail bar, five and half miles be-
low Pittsburgh, is the worst place be-
tween there and Wheeling.
The Emma Graham and Katie Stock
dale have been laid up at Cincinnati.
The latter is being painted and fitted up
Tor the fall trade. .
The Sam Brown and jim Brown are
living up at Benson's Landing, south OF
the creek, waiting for rise. Both have
several empties in tow.
Pilot Sharp Packer was relieved on
the Alice at Bellaire by George Little
ton
The J. S. Mcdonald and John A.
Wood are laid up near Steubenville
waiting for water.
The Hooper left Cincinnati for Wheel
ing on Friday, in place OF the Andes, in
charge of Capt. Chas. Muhleman.
lBy Telegraph.
PIrrsBuRGH, July 2O.-River l foot
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CIxCINNAU, July 2O.-River s feet
and stationary. Weather fair and
warmer.
EVANSVILLE, July 20. - Arrived
Fashion, j. d. Parker, Fawn. Departed
Fashion, Louisville; J. d. Parker,
Cincinnati. Weather clear. River fall
ing, with . feet inches on the gauge.
CAIRO, July 2O.-Arrived-Mollie
Moore, st. Louis; Cook, Evansville;
Laura Lee, New Orleans; Nint Shinklc,
Memphis; Hickory, st. Louis; City OF
Vicksburg. Departed-ColoradO, Nicks-
burg; Molie Moore, Memphis; Cook,
evansville; Laura Lee, Cincinnati; Nint
Shinkle, Cincinnati; Hickory and City
of Vicksburg, st. Louis. River rs feet
and falling Weather cloudy; mer-
curry So.
MEMPHIS, July 20.-River rising. No
arrivals or departures. Weather clear
and warm.
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.--Arrivcd-Grand
Tower, NIckSburg; Tidal Wave, keo-
kuk; Bedford, Tennessee river. De-
parted-Future City and barges, New
Orleans. River fell | inch with IS feet
IL inches on the gauge. Weather clear
and hot.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-River rising
with feet in the canal. Business good.
Weather very warm and somewhat
cloudy. Arrivals and Departures-Ben
Franklin, Cincinnati; John s. Brans-
ford, Owenboro; Brown, Cincinnati.
New ORLEANS, July 2O-Arrived-
Cobler. Cincinnatl; Nirgie Lee, Evans
villo Cons Millar, Cincinnati; Ander-
son, Memphis.
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Personalities.

The Richie Ga:,tte says OF Prof. An
derson, Superintendent OF the Public
Schools OF Wellsburg: "Prof. Anderson,
who is conducting the teachers institute
in this place, this week, is evidently
well qualified for his work.
Mis- Genie Wegner has returned to
her home in Wheeling, after g visit OF
several weeks here.-MoyGntoun NeG
Dominion.
Mr.. Stalnaker, private Secretary to
the Governor, and Dana l.. Hubbard, an
executor, of Wheeling, on their trip To
Elk few weeks since, seeing chin
ney, attached to little log shanty,
which was made of sticks and mud,
asked "small boy" who was standing
by whether the chimney draws well.
He replied promptly; Yes, it draws
the attention Of every ID fool who
passes the road.-Buckhaanon Delta.
Miss Sallic Meade and Miss Cochran,
of Mt. Washington. near Baltimore, are
visiting at theresidence OF X. \. NJ Cabe,
Leathcrwood.
Miss Jennie NJ. Smith, OF Parkersburg,
is visiting Mrs, Harry List on the Is
land.
The Misses Black of this city, are
summering at EO1dale, down the river.
Rev. j. d. Mofiat is home from the
mountains. III.
Mrs. j. u. Armstrons, of Richmond,
Va, is visiting at Elm Grove.
John McFall, pressman at this Office,
who has been sick for some time past,
resumed his labors to-day.
Among the recent arrivals at Oakland
and Deer Park, we note the following
Wheelingites: John Oesterling, Jr., j.
F. Travis, IL. Quarter, r. J. Billiard
and others.
Bishop Kahn preached at Wythcville
Va, yesterday.
Chas. Otte and wife, who located at
Lcadville, Col, have returned to Their
former home in the Eighth ward, this
city.
Sam. Il. Harrison will to-day resume
his position as clerk at the New McLurC
after n few weeks absence.
Howard HazIett, Esq, of Washington
Pa, is in the city.
Captain Devrics, OF the b. 4. o. K. r.
and family are spending few weeks at
Sykesville, Nd.
Cptain Thomas II. b. Haase, ticket
agent of the Il. Il. o. at this city, returned
from Danvillc, Va, on Saturday last
His family will remain there during the
summer
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Wool.

The wool-buying fever has abated
somewhat, and the market now is very
dull. In the early part OF the season
the market started ont brisk and at fair
prices, but recently the buyers went
home. and little if any has changed
hands. In conversation, Yesterday,
with prominent buyer, he said that a
great deal OF wool was vet in this sec
ton, but that the farmers were holding
for higher prices. One farmer near
West Alexander has seven clips on
hands, another four, and several OF them
two or three, which they proposed to
keep until they.could get better prices
than had vet been offered. Local buy
ers have not been doing anything, as the
prices paid were no inducement lS3
cents per pound, and they say the
farmers declare that the prices are GER
tain to 90 up, and that they can afford
TO hold out while longer yet.
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I,emon Jelly Cake.

To the yolks of six eggs, well beaten,
add three-quarters pound white sugar,
Juice of one lemon, one-half pound OF
-four, having in it one measure Banner
Baking Powder. then add the whites of
six eggs beaten stiff. Bake in jelly-cake
pans.
For the Jelly-Take the yolks OF three
eggs. beaten, and one-half pound OF
white sugar, juice of one and grated
rind of two lemons. and whites OF three
eggs beaten very stiff. Put in vessel
and place it in boiling water; boil until
il thickens. When it is cold spread over
each layer Of the cake, except the top
one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
To Consumptives.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having providentially discovered while
a Medical Missionary in Southern Asia,
avery simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of ConsumP-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, ana
all throat andlung affections---alsO pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay and Nervous
Complaints, feels il his duty 10 make it
known TO his suffering fellows. Actu-
ated by this motive, he will checriully
send Gree OF charge) to all who desire it,
the receipt for preparing and full direc-
tons for successfully using this proyi-
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, DR. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
No. So Niagara St, Buffalo, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21

We have In connection win The WI uiis
REGISTER Newspaper Establishment complete
and we'll msRag-i
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Military Matters.
The following may be oil interest to
our readers across the river.
HEADQ'Rs 2D RECT. o. y. g.,
T,,1

The following may be oil interest 10
our readers across the river.
HEADQ'Rs 2D RECT. o. y. c., }
ATHENS, o., July y 1879. J
General Ord,rs No. :
l. In obedience to General Orders No.
4, dated July Let, 4. G.'s Office, consoi-
idating and reorganizing ID and 18th
Regis. 0. Y. c., assume command OF
the % Regiment Ohio National Guard.
The following named officers are hereby
appointed on the staff OF the ColoneI,
commanding, and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly:
Joseph L. Pickering, First Lieutenant
and Adjutant. .,
John p. Dana, First Lieutenant ana
Quartermaster.
c. +. kurz, Surgeon.
Belle w. Pickering, Asst. Surgeon,
rank of Captain.
Rev. J. NJ. Nourse, Chaplain.
w. II. II. Brown, Sergeant Major.
W. S. Kessinger, Quarter Master Ser
geant. ,
Adolph Laurie, Leader OF Regimental
Band.
IL. A. Crippen, Sergeant OF Regiment
al Band.
John Selby, Sergeant OF Regimental
Band.
w. A. Howe, Drum Major.
Other appointments will be an
nouncCd in due time.
IL. Immediately upon the receipt OF
this order, Major T.. L. Petty will pro-
coed To- the former headquarters OF the
Second re- ment, and will receive and
receipt for all regimental property now
i'm the possession OF Colonel {. ;. >.
Baron. Upon the completion OF his
duties at Heilaire he will proceed to
Strubpnville aud Hunter, and Will re-
ccivc and rec iIt for all State property
in the hands oi companies Is, I and l,
late second regiment o. \. G.
III. The arms and accoutrements OF
the late Company |, Second Regiment,
will be shipped to Batesville, and the
arms and Announcements OF Company ID,
late Eighteenth Ohio National Guards,
will he shipped to the State arsenal.
". The arms, accOutrements, cloth
ing and other property belonging to the
state. in the hands OF Companies B, c
anu L, lllt Nttbll'l WIN ~
shipped to the State arsenal.
V. The Companies will be assigned in
line as follows:
The Jefferson Guards, of Steubenvillc,
will be Company A. -.
The Caldwell Guards Of Caldwell will
be Co. b.
The Athenian Guards OF Athens will
be Co. G.
The Bellaire Guards of Bellaire WILDE
Co. ID.
The ST. Clairsville Guards OF st. Glars
willie will be Co. +.
The Tom Young Guards of Barnes
vile will be Co. f,
The Dawes Light Guard OF Marietta
will he Co. G..
The Updegraff Light Guard OF Cadiz
will be Co. III.
The Beaver Light Guard, of Bates
vile, will be Company |.
The Salem Rifles, of Lower Salem,
will be Company X.
VI. Commandments of companies are
hereby ordered to recruit their COM
panieS up to the maximum Of sixty men,
and to report to these headquarters for
discharge all men who, in their judg-
ment, are unfit for the service.
MI. 1t is further ordered that each
company OF this regiment drill at least
once week until the annual encamp-
mcnt OF the regiment.
BY order of
l.. p, HARPER,
Colonel Commanding.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July l9.-The Drouers' Jour
nal reports hog receipts $500 head !;
shipments 5000 head; receipts for the
week $1,000 head. Market dull and
slow; mixed packing - 75tdS %; light
= SOFAS s.; choice heavy S3 5OG3 30.
Cattle-Receipts 100 head receipts
for the week $4,000 head Market quiet
but steady; good 10 choice 81 coal 20;
fair to good 81 25ld4 80; butchers qniet
and unchanged; Texans weak and slow
at 81 SOCG3 90.
Sheep-Reccpts 40 head. Market
steady.
ST. Louis.
st. LOUIS. Suly lg.-Cattle--R Receipts
800: market quiet and unchanged; good
IL choice heavy shipping steers - 10CH
{ 30; light - 1904 Is; grass, Texas,
3 OOG3 90; Colorado - 50G4 30. Ship
ments 1000.
Sheep-Receipts 800: market quiet
and unchanged; y 5Oo3 80 for lair 10
choice. Shipments 80.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July l9-llogS-Quiet
common s. OOlG3 80; light s. 10tG3 81;
packing g COOS so; butchers - S5(G
3 90 Receipts l0,06S head; shipments
1000 head.
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SESSION
McNarnarn MUSES..

ON Saturday last Mrs. Mcnamara
went before Squire Mix and had war
rant issued for her son, for personal
violence to herself and daughter. John
was bound over IN hundred dollars
to keep the peace for year, his father
becoming his bondsman. This morn
ing the old gentleman assaulted his wife
with club, cutting her head in such a
manner that il was necessary TO sew il
up. and then escaped TO Bellaire. The
poIicc are now on the watch out for him.
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Heavy Freight Business.

The B. & Q. railroad has for the last
dav or two been doing an immense
freight business from the West to the
East. All the freight cars and engines
that are available have been brought
into requisition, and more are in de
mand. The freight engines from this
city have been running on double turn,
and the demand is increasing.
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Cleveland Excursion.

An excursion party to Cleveland LETT
this city on Saturday afternoon last via
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad.
Five car loads left Bridgeport and &C
cessions were made to the party oil
along the route. Fully four hundred
persons in all were in it. BY dispatches
received in this city we learn that the
party arrived in Cleveland without acct
dent. Many of them left Immediately
for Detroit, others for Niagara Falls,
and some for Put-in-Bay. Messrs.
Siebke Kull and Sandrock projected the
excursion and we understand have sim
liar enterprises on hand.
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Blattner's Brawls.

The Blattners in South Wheeling have
been somewhat notorious in police cir
cleS so far as the male members are con-
cerned, hut on Friday last this monoto-
nous state OF affairs was varied little
bv general set To on the part of the
female members ofthe family, and for a
little while the inhabitants OF Sawmill
Row thought a Sepoy instruction had
started in their midst, but it was sup
pressed, and the clan is now quiet
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wEsrBoUND TRAINS

y, nd. ON saturday night, has no connection
for Chicago OF ~aUtuSSy.
pniim4n Palace. Drawing Room and Sleeping
Car on all night trains. ....
tr,,e connections are made for all points
south and southwest, North anu Northwest
$50, Sis IN Desirable route for COlOuiSts and
I..r,grr. moving o. the great West, and 10 whom
particular attention is given.
No % stops az all stations between Nhee'lns
.r.T Grafton
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Hardly Maternal.

Henry Rockebrand, an Eighth warder,
made requiSition on his mother, Satur-
day afternoon, for sufficient lucre to
attend picnic, and the old lady not
responding quickly enough he began
knocking the windows out OF the house
Yesterday, Officer sullivan arrested him
and he will explain il to the court this
morning.
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Prnhata BusincsS.

The following probate business was
transacted ut the County Clerks office,
saturday:
The will Of Patrick MCGhan, OF the
city of Wheeling, was proved by the
oathS Of Jacob NOgeler and John p.
Campbell. Virginia M"Ghan was ap-
pointed executrix. Bond, 5000. No
security required.
". VI. Dunlap qualified rs executor
OF the last will and testament OF Abigail
Caldwell, deceased. Bond, $500. W.
J. W. BOwden and JOS. McCaushng st
cnritY.
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Transfers.

The following deeds were admitted to
record on Saturday, by Clerk OF the
County Court:
Deed made July 10, 1879, by George
G.. Hungarian and wife to Anton u.
Hungarian, for the east half OF lot No.
10 in division J, in Caldwell's addition
of the City of Wheeling, for S275.
Deed made July IS, 1879, by L. q.
Hughes and wife to George q. Hunger
man, for lot No. 10 IN division j, in
Caldwelps addition TO the City of
Wheeling, for $3.50.
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OIL City.

on CRY, July l9.--Market opened
quiet at 69Sc bid, advanced to 70s, de-
cined to Isl, and advanced to 1OS, at
which price it closed. Shipments
1000 barrels, averaging 44,0OO barrels;
transactions 200. coo barrels.
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DO You Feel bad?

Lauguid. Depressed in Spirit, chilly have YOU
Headache. Pain In the shoulders or back, DiH
ness Coated Tongue, Fever and Aguc, and out
of sorts generally Nature j. telling you that
your LIVER Is falling to do it, work. and the
SccrrtiouS of the system are being thruwn back
into the blood: dangerous results will follow
unless you net promptly. Take SELLERS LIVER
PILLS AT once ThcSc pins an standard remedy
- have been long I'm use and are highly recon.
mended. Says Dr Oakley, Of Detroit, Michigan
"SRIIEEs' LIyEE PILIS are admirably calculated
for bilious climates Andrew Sar'rr. Of Toilet,
Ills, says: "A friend recommended the usc Of
ynur LIVER Pills, and after using two boxes OF
them was entirely cured OF "A ssLcrc attack ot
liver complaint" For sale by all Druggists.
Price - cents.
RE. SELLERS 4 co, Props, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Cincinnati.
I'll 10
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, July l9.-Dry Goods
Business continues quiet in all depart.
ments, out prices are firm and un.
changed. Cotton goods in light demand
but steady. Dark prints in moderate
request, but not active. Staple worSted
dress goods in fair demand. Mems wear
woolens quiet, but stock light and prices
firm. Kentucky jeans firmly held. For
eign goods dull and steady.
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Circle of Honor.

Another Lodge Of the Circle of Honor
will be instituted next Wednesday even
ing in Peterson's Block, Main street.
supreme Secretary of the order, DR.. j.
l.. :. Hall, vii! act as the institutiug
officer. All members of the Circle Of
Honor are invited to be present.
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4 Search Warrant.

allows an officer to ca through your house from
cellar Ia garnet, aud LiNpSEY's BLOOD sEAR' liER
/, warranted % ~ through yOur system nom
top 10 toe and drive out all blood diseases Its
cures are wonderful aud certified to 10y doctors,
preachers and people. Scruiula, MCrcurAl Dis
eases. Erysipelas. letter, UlccrS In the Lungs or
on the SKIN. BuilS, rimpCS, &c, We warrant IL
TO cure. It IS purely Vegetable Compound and
Powerful Tonic. For sale by all Druggists See
that our name i on the bottom of the WRAPPER
X. T.. SELLERS 4 CO, Props, Pittsburgh, ia.
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A Nuisance

While in South Wheeling, Yesterday,
we noticed in several places ponds OF
Stagnant water The Health Officer
should make an effort to have these
ponds drained, as their eXhalatiOnS are
anything but healthy, and they are UNI
slightly AT any rate.
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Released.

The boys Gillespie, O'Brien and
Sweeney, who were sent to Jail some
time ago by Justice W. W. Miller for
entering the unOccupied house OF Mrs.
NcIlwaine, on Chapline street, were re-
.eaSaj on saturday last upon giving bail
N 500 each for their appearance at
curt Their mothers went on their
pud
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Accident.

The brewers at the Nail City Brewery
held apicnic yesterday at Stack Yard Hol-
low, and a very pleasant time was spent.
During the day Chas. HagadCrn, in $
wreStle with a companion, wrenched
his ankle in such manner that he had
10 De taken home in 4 wagon.
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~ l.. II ElNhi'''
First Lieutenant and .ldjutdnt.
The Elm Grove Railroad.
l.. L. HARPER,
Colonel Commanding.

We have been informed that the di-
rectors of the Elm Grove railroad have
been in correspondence with several
firms that manufacture steam engines
for streetcar tracks, and that they nave
now in their possession plans OF engines
for examination. 1t will be remember
ed that at the recent session OF the Leg
islature that the privilege OF using steam
was restored to them, it having been
taken away at a former session,
Whether or not it is the intention OF
this company to avail themselves imme-
diately OF their privilege We do not
know, but it is certain that is only a
question of a year or so until the neces-
sity will be imperative, as the limited
facilities at hand now for speedy and
comfortable transportation to the coun-
try are wholly inadequate. There
seems to be strong feeling TO build
houses along the line of this road, and
one OF the principal drawbacks is the
one already noted, and with an easy ac-
cess this will be largely increased.
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We Believe

That if everyone would use Hop Bltters
freely, there would be much less sick
ness and misery in the world; and peoo-
pie are fast finding this out, whole fani-
lies keeping well al a tritling cost by its
use. We advise all to try it,. e H.
pugL,stg- Y Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21

Trims leaving Columbus st $40 p NJ and O.'O
III. run daily. Through Chicago ENprcSS'
with sleeping ear attached, leaves O0lu il Us
.f,ffv fx.apt sunday. al s .tOP n, arriving IN
tl5Israso al -.3D next morning. BerthS can be Sc
c,l-.I Inn advance at Union Depot ticket once,
Columbus.
pfIUm4r'S drawing room sleeping cars through
,.itrovf change from StcUbguvIue and Column
In. to cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis ami
s. Louis.
E.r through tickets baggage checks, sleeping
- .lra,,r, rrlotlatiouS. &c apply 20 Joseph VI.
E,lIryiIIc. Ticket Agent at Pm-HaENe Depot
80 III Eleventh street or nc city Ticket Ohicc,
,,nder Mcclure House Wheeling.
m ~ Caldwell, General Manager, Columbus,
O.- NJ Felton ir General superintendent
Piitshurrh. Pa W. L. O'Brien, General PaSSen-
- ana firkct Agent Columbus o. nOll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21

WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste OF everybody, at prices to SUIT
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind.
Harbour 4 Dittman, 1859 Main street,
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A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn tO make money mpldly
opernting In Stocks by the Two lncr1ng Rules
for Success" In MeSSrs Lawrence d Go. : new
circular The combination method, which this
firm has made ~ successful. enables people with
largc or small means 10 pap all the benefits Of
largest capital and best skill Thousands IL
orders, in various sums, ar pooled iniO one vast
amount and ~ operated n mighty rhOir thus
securing to each Shareholder all the advantages
Of the largest Opentnr immense profits ARE
divided monthly. Any amount, frUm - H. 5000
or mole, can be- used successfully. y. Y Bdpild
WccklU September 18th. lN7S. says by the com.
binaton system 81 would make So, ar ; per
cent, so pays so, or : per cent. 500 makes
81 900. or 10 per cent on the stock, during the
month according b. the market" FrdBk Loiie's
Illustrated NtUspdpsr June 18th. The comb
nation method of operating stocks j. the most
successful ever adopted Mar lWk IgdC-
p,HdcBf Sept l1th: 'Thc combination system
Is founded upon oUrncCt business principles. aud
no person need be without uu Income While u j.
kept wouking by MCSgrS. Lawrence 4 Co
BrODk'n, JoBraGi Ami EHu. "tnIf editor made
net profit OF SlUl2i fruu 80 IN one ut McSrs.
Lawrence A Co.'S continuation New circular
mailed free explains ever thing. -tooks and
bonds Wunt-d. Government bonds supplied.
Lawrence * Co, Bankers, b. Exchange Place,
New York. gucHEb
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Fainted

Patrick Manley, German, was seized
with iainting fit Yesterday at st.
Mary's Church, South Side, and removed
To his home.
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lllbeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Cheap Counter-Geo r. Taylor.
Dentristrv-JameS VI. SurgisOn x
Son Head OF Local
Union Hotel, Kiugwood-JOhn l..
NcH.
Huntington HouSe-G. W. ;. Martin.
Sale Continued. Blum d Bro
Head OF Local.
The Pittsburgh Post-C. III. Qulmby.
Persons ledrBg dte city for he "0'H'@'
cau hare the REGISTER mGii,d 10 than,
postpaid, for 10 CENTS per- month. S,JScrtb-
ers changing their locations from tin'c to
time can hare he directions Of their PPcrs
cholged by sending postal card 10 tbs office.
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DENTISTRX.

ITO THOSE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
natural teeth We would SAY that we are now
better prepared than ever before tO enable them
% du So. BY the use OF an ELECTRIC. MAGNETIC
PiUGGFE We can and are making better and
haud>DmCr Gold Filings. with more ease 10 our
patients. than have heretofore been nude IN tins
city az elsewhere without the aid of the Electric
Plu..pr. What We say W. can prove by actual
demonstration. Call and ~rD iur yu'' selves,
JAMES ". - EGlSON 4 son,
iy2lyb No. Ills Market -. Wheeling, ". Va.