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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22

each other one ten-thousandth of an
inch, ii necessary. The instrument was
made to illuminate microscopic OBJ
iective constructed upon the newly
discovered law OF homolous sections.
This lens renders it possible to obtain a
power of sixty thousand diameters. At
such a power only section OF colored
corpuscle OF human blood can be viewed
at a time. Computing the molecule OF
living matter ~ b. about twenty
millionth OF All inch in diameter, Pro-
lessor Fairfield believes it possible TO
project the imag- of it upon a screen
with the help OF the lamp, and to take
photographs, showing the molecular
constitution of such complex bodies as
alDumpn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
FOREIGN NOTES.

Puddlingin England is Sl,15 per to-.
A rise in ireihgts has arrested Old rail-
exports.
Stocks of pig iron in commercial stores
are slightly decreasing.
There is reported an active c1mpe!i-
ton for steel raj! orders.
Domestic demand Tor Birmingham ard
Sheffield hardware is well sustained.
The South Statlorlshiye iron trade Is
we'll supplied with orders up to Jan.
lst.
Holders OF warrants show desire to
sell out through fear OF a tail in Scotch
iron.
Tie restriction policy is still discuss
e., and diff rent views are held as to tue
wisdom OF it.
New port teir plate mauufacturers re-
por, increased activity. 1t is SAID an
advance i, possible in iron and sIeei.
Much intcr.s, is ielt in the process hv
u.a,cu Brssem-r steel is 10 be made n
i,r purposes t, which naiable steel is
aOw applied.
The north Of England Iron Trade
Arbitration Board gives the total pro-
luctiun inr 'ue last quarter Tor ihe DIS
-r.rt Il, 1886 .CAs, as compared With
i4yIlS tops :or previous quarter.
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Important.

When You visit or leave New YORK
CIV. save baggage, explessage and car
,;aue hire. and stop at tn" Grand Union
Hotel. oppusitc Grand Central D,rci,
80 yooins, fitted up At cost OF one mil
lon dollars. reduced to 81 and upward,
Der dav. European plan. Elevator
Restaurant supplied with the best
Horse ears, sta2es and elevated ra,Iroad
to all Gepots. Fami.Ics can live better
for less money at the Grand Union no
tel thanat ANY other first class hotel III
.he city. e"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22

The public are hereby csUtioucd against send,
Ing any Money or Ordcrs to NUSES d CO., %
IN Louisiana state Lottery Company To sell its
TiCxctS they are flooding the country with
RnsIis Circulars purportiug TO p" Of III" Lon;Si'
ana stat" Lottery Company. an" are iFduuu-
i",,I,. re,-s.rI,,iir themselves as its agents.
They have no authority from this company 10
sell lis Tickets and are not us agents Tor any
purpose. ,,,;.i,I W G . ~ Co
Wv MaLEANS. "a. aMLy ]. lNol- nov
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Administrations Sale Of Per.
sOnaI Property.
WILL, ON

THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1851,
Commencing ut ~ O'Clock A. NJ, at the late resi-
dcnCc OF George Rogers, deceased. offer at pub.
lie auction the following property: One lot ct
Merchandise consisting of genera! stock, IN
y0ic!ug : S. Sl2.2G; Is hogsheads Of Tobacco,
packed ready for shipment; pafr OF French
Mil Buhrs pair of Laurel Hill Mil! BuhrS, |
Smut Machine, lot of Mil Gearing, consisting
of STRAPS, &C wewill also, at the same time
aud place, offer the Real Estate. OF which Geo.
Roger, died seized, at private sale
Terms OF sale made known eli day OF sala.
JOHN MOORE and
W. +. MOORE,
Administrators OF the estate OF George Rogers
1.,,arc uNVlTDui
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A Care

10 all VINO are suffering from the or.
ror and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, | will send 1 recipe that vii! cure
you, FREE OF CHARsE. This great RENE
dy was discovered by missionary IN
South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7 lnman,
Station D, New York Gity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22

Accommodation train leaves RGycnua at $50
a. m, arrives Hudson 7:2O II. NJ Cleveland
$3.50 Il. III.
E5-Day Express runs through HarlOr Cur, and
Night Express through Sleeping Car, Pittsburgh
to Cleveland.
NoTE- Night Express leaves Pittsburgh sun.
day nights, but not on Saturday nights.
urvEE niyrsSInT-GnISG EAST
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For SALE.
Building Lots for Sale.

BulIdlng LOtS 1OT SdlV.
TINE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
/ will sell at public sale at the front door OF
the Court House, at ~ O'Clock A. 81. saturday
November l., 1851, the lot on which their stable
formerly stood, corner Main street and alley ~,
Centre Wheeling.
TERws-One third cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession given January !, 1852.
There will also be offered at the same time
their lots on the Island, fronting on Zane street
and lying between.the street car stable and the
Back River. VAN b. HALL, sec'y.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday
NlNnin lInr % 1881
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pHErs'VEE,S SAFE.

yDY VIRTUE OF Two DEEDS OF TRUST
- made by John ,. Armstrong and Mary y e.
Armstrong, his wife, to me as trustee, the iirsl
dated December -, 1873, recorded in decd "L
az trust book No. II, pIge Ill: the second dated
July -, Is7r recorded in decd of trust book No
s. page T. in the office OF the CLERK of The Conn
r. Court of Ohio county. W. Va, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 2fH DAY OF OCTOBER
front door of lie Court House of Ohio county,
the following described property, that is To say:
The southeastern one fourth part OF that certain
lot OF ground lying and situate in the cts Of
Wheeling on the north side of Nineteenth street
aud designated on the plat of said city n io;
number iOrly.eght. shid part lot fronts on
Nineteenth street thirty feet and extends DECK
north from said street haifthc length o. sa!d i"i
TENS or SALE-Onc-half. and more II the
purchaser so elect, in cash on day OF sale; the
balance in two equal iuStalments al six AMI
Twelve months, evidenced by prOmi>ury notes
bearing interest from day o! sale, the uue 10 10
retained until payment i'll fulI.
DENIS O'KEEFFE, Trustee.
W / W CoWDEE Solicitor, Sp1bl
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3. : .. lsH.., Drawing Room ana sleeping
C..~s on al, night Trains.
Close connections arc made 70: Sll POINTS
suTln r,I southwest, North sud Northwest,
,la'.iur ih.Sa r,,'. able route for ColOniSts aud
seasons moving 70 the great West end 70 whom
ca:,i:Gls: attention is given.
EEEGLISG. III I&5U EGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Ts.TC Wheeling SIS 4. N. 1T" SCI. SIC =. N
10 trains run aH this division Oh sllity.
f.uEel, 20 a. .-,UU.Ta' points ou -lis 80 "vI OF
Office open 1T al aOurs during the day.
miorlnsliOr TO the travelling public 2hceriully
given. ". ". CLEMENTS, ". of T.
=. 7. DEVEHIkS, General Agent, Wheeling
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The symptoms of Liver Complaint

Are uneaSiueS, and pain in the side, sometimes
mi, i'm the shoulder, and i mistaken ior rheu.
inat!>ru: the stomach is Affected with los ct
appetite aud sickness; bowels in general, COS.
i've sometimes alternating with lax: the hcau
is truublrt with pain, and dull. u"avy sc'sJ-
ion nj having left Uitou" something which
0n.hr 20 have been dome. Sometimes many ol
the above symptoms attend The disease ana al
nthrI times very few OF them. Hui tie Liver j.
.-.-,1-r.LLN m nE-lm luM.l LM-.A-L.
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McITaddesl

rJUI..JER. ,'In MARKET ST. ENTRANCE
'rr.' doors above Custom liOuSe.D All
..n.'.s e Buildings erected promptly and salts.
;.;nr!.y. Plans and Specifications prepared aud
re-. ...a..- ini>hCd on application. Careful
.E..r.E -: given Ia buildings. Parties desiring
.n.r.,. a,n. 90 tu make Improvements on pre-
s.a5 b.llu'EG0, Hld those needing any worS ia
NV l.1. r., % 10 ell 20 CGl or address as MO ""
DE- J. y. McFADDE
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
/ West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association having legally required the delln'
Gucnt subscribers for stock OF said Association
to pay up their shares in FULL which require.
ment has not been complied with by some OF
said .subsCIibers and stockholders, by order OF
the Board OF Directors OF said Association, made
on the Srd day of November 1881, the shares OF
surh delinquent subscribers and shareholders
will before the Court House door of Ohio conn.
t., the 2rd day of DeCemQer, ISL, AT 100 clock
A. NJ. be offered Tor sale ut pub ic auction, to the
highest bidder for cash. Nv 0IGer OF the Board.
nn5ta GEORGE HOOK, Src'y.
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The Gray Farm for Sale

CONSISTING OF 80 ACRES, SITUATED
. il Ohio county, about three and hail
ii!Cs from Roney's Point and Triadelphia.
PRICE $4,000.
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DEN - y n LET T 7. III-INO'
W. w. CowDEE, Solicitor. Sp2,
commissioners Sale

The above sale is adjourned until Saturday,
November %, 1881, at the same place and begin
uiug At the same hour ..
u0S DENIS O'EEEFFE, Trustee
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4 NJ j ~ DIE II Il 81 ANlsi-A 'N'' i'i'4 L
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling,
Louis II. Frauzhcim,
", III claDCCfy,
g.. y. Franzheiln and others
Pursuant to Il decree entered by said court in
the above entitled cause on the lst day OF
November l>Sl the undersigned commissioner
Will, Oh
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1851,
AtlOO'CluCk "A III, at the front door OI the Court
Louise of Ohio county, sci! at public auction 10
th,. highe and best bidder, the following real
estate, to.wit: That certain piece or parcel OF
..ul situate on the east side OF Main street. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, IN the city
Of Wheeling West Va. fronting on Main stree;
,wruiv.ryG 32N feet and running back with m
.0raI width one hundred and thlrty-twu ll@2l
h,it, being The south OUC-hal Of II piece Oi iand
which VS. conveyed to George W. Franz .clm.
r, deceased. by + Il Armstrong, trustee ami
niIrr, hy deed dated III" 18th day ~ Ju y, 2,b',
..l recorded IN the office Ui The Clerk Oi the
",r!rLy Court Cf Ohio county. in deed book 40.
49, uagc -. AMI devised by said George W. Fam
irIur, ST. ~ his last vii, AMI testament, % his
a., G,nr,, William Fran2hcim, now deceased.
TYrr. or SALE One.thid Oi the purchase
i,lun~ prd ~ much more ~ IN, puu hH-'r
nav elect to pay, in cash, and the residue IN
.hrce equal annual instruments, with interest
from tile day OF sale, The purchaser giving his
url.s FOR the deferred payments with personal
security t. he approved BY said commissioner,
Il roaming the title until the payment OF lie
,,r,rrl,sc nonoy in full. ]. +. JONE-,
u.,,nosi Special Commissioner
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;iltfa1,Fai. g;Eg!n7sii I. s.. i.Cuis

HA3LWAY-PA!.TsND EOUTE.
Time Table East ard West October 80, ISL.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot ioo;0i Eleventh
stree u,sr lubhc i...I.us daily, rxrcp, -uu-
days, rs i1!.U -:
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Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma

NNTERE FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP
w useless in all other diseases, the benefit
which it undoubtedly yields in Consumption
and other diseases OF the Respiratory Organs
would VindlCate its claim 10 the attention oil
svery medical practitioner From the statistics
OF England aud America IL l. Il lair estimate
that one. tenth OF the enlir, deaths Is Causet by
Consumption alone. II the syrup is used per
scyerngly it subdueS the tendency 10 COnsump
ton ard in many confirmed eases, as i'll that OIL
the inventor il has eft CJed cure.
Indigestion and hahitual CCSt!vencSs almost
ALWAYS arise from weakness Of the nerves ANA
muscles OF the stomach and bowels. In such
Casea, FELLOWS CON- rOUSD SYRUPOF HHPOPhos-
FulTEs has proved itself Of the greatest service
The CyOCua ions soon become Cop!ouS ana
healthy.
This syrup will cure Pulmonary Consump:
ton in tire inst stage, rnd VIII give great rchCl
and prulUlg life IN the second and laird. II
will cure Asthma, Bronchitis, LarynGius and
Coughs. II will cure all diseases originating
from Muscular Action ami Nervous Force.
Public Speakers aad Singers
VIII find this syrup OF iuest.mab!C value. dose
should he taken before speaking or singing.
AphOul or the Loss OF Voice, IS usually cured
by a few doses We have known cases where u
suglr dose has bccu cileCtull
; Is. Jacob, VI. ID st SOhu. y. T.. writes:
~ had urcRSOn 10 use your SylUp in case 0l
ADhOula which would not yield To- rctE!"T treat
mont: IL proved t. ba all that yuu claim Il Tor
IT, ha,iug acted with expedition AMI c+tir'
satisfaction
Es-Do not be deceived by remedies bearing q
similar name: no other preparation Is IA subNll'
tue for this, under any crcam,ttuCe.
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DAILY except sunday.
No. : ana Is stop at al! stations.
TEGICOUSD TRAINS.
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Feaulate tho Liver and Prevent !

DvSrepsia, Constipation, JaundtCe, Bilious
Attacks ChillS and Fever. Headache,
Cglc Depression OF Spirits
Sour stomach Heart
burn, lilies, etc.
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TH5IgroPTATiok.
CLEVELAND G PITTSBURGH r. r
CONDFNsED TINE TABLE OF PASSENGER
y Trains corrected to October 81, ISL.

NLlN ~ nnLNG WEsT.
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PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

Part cash. Inquire OF ]. Chambers Hervey, oil
lanes l. Hawicv Wheeling W Va nr3l
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09
West Haven.

A jolly party of gentlemen and ladies went to Milford on sleigh ride Monday evening on MT. Larkin's barge. A number of the party were from this city. They made a call upon Mir. and Mrs. Theron Ford and were heartily welcomed by the worthy couple and soon made to feel at home. The ladies of the party took bountiful supply of refresh- ments which were served during the evening, and they had very social time, interspersed with good singing. and left at midnight, bid ding the host and hostess happy good night. They arrived in the borough in the stwee sma' hours" well pleased with their ride and evenings entertainment.
 J. M. Baldwin, the butcher, lost a valuable coach dog last week which he much prized, it being an excellent guard not easily re- placed. The dog got in the way of a loco motive of the Consolidated road and was soon brought to an untimely end.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09
House,

Speaker Case called the House to order at 1235, B.. m., and Chaplain Thompson offered prayer.
 Among other petitions offered and referred was one from Henry M. Rowe in aid of set ting of Fair Haven to New Haven.
 Business from the Senate was disposed of in concurrence. Included in this was the resolution instructing the Insurance commit tee to enquire into the right of the Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance company to in sure lives on the mutual plan under the pres ent charter.
 Forfeited rights were restored to John Byrne, of New Haven.
 Senate bill No. 2, providing that no DOT tion of the capital assets or income of any life insurance company of the State shall hereafter be used in the purchase of the stocks or bonds of mining or manufacturing companies in any event, nor in the stocks or bonds of any private corporation, on which interest has not been paid for three years, the approval of the Insurance Commissioner to be had was explained by MT. Terry, chair man of the Finance committee. He offered an amendment providing for the punishment of any director or manager of an insurance com pany, who should violate the provisions of the bill, which was accepted. MT. Sprague of Hartford introduced an amendment, mak- ing the bill apply to funds and assets belong ing to the poicy-holders of companies. His amendment was lost. The Senate amend
 
 as prohibiting investments in the stock of mining and manufacturing companies. was also rejected. The bill was then passed.
 Senate bill No. 12, concerning the con- struction of statutes, repeating previous en- actments. was explained by Mir. Harrison of the Judiciary committee. The bill provides that the repeal of an act shall not affect any punishment, penalty, forfeiture incurred be- fore the appeal takes effect, or any suit, or prosecution, or proceeding pending at the time of the repeal for offense committed, or for the recovery of penalty or forfeiture incurred under the act repealed After MT. Harrison's advocacy of the measure it was passed. The report of the Normal School Commits sioners consisting of James E. English of New Haven, Senator William A. Collins of Columbia, and Charles E. Mitchell, was pre- scented by Mir. Mitchell, and on his motion 1000 copies were ordered published. The report favors the erection of a Normal school building at New Britain, leaving the amount of the appropriation to be decided by the General Al. .embly, without recommendations from the commissioners.
 At 1850 the House adjourned until 10 &. m. on Wednesday.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09
For Additional Local News see Sd and 4th P.
LOCAL NEWS.
RrFAf Mention

Brief Mention.
 Harpsr's for March is received and for sale byT H. Pease & Son.
 Prof KnHpp's lecture before the Yale Kent club will be given on Wednesday evening, Feb. 16.
 Next Monday evening the New Haven Col ony Historical society will hold reception in it's new quarters at the old State House.
 Wallingford will probably have national bank, steps having been taken in that direc- tion by some twenty-five of it's leading citi- zens.
 The o'clock D. Ill. accommodation from New York yesterday broke an axle near Stam- ford and was delayed thereby for half. an hour.
 George T. Card, of Stonington, descended into the tar well of the gas works there Sun day with lighted lantern, and was killed by an explosion.
 The ice in the harbor is breaking up al- ready under the moderated state of the weather and the harbor is being filled with floating ice.
 Connecticut still leads the list in the pro- portion of number of patents to the popula- tion. During last year the proportion was one patent to every 1,O2O inhabitants.
 The Governors Horse Guard sociable last evening was fine affair and afforded great pleasure to a large and very pleasant gather ing. The armory presented very attractive scene.
 At a meeting of the Jeffersonian club last evening the proposed amendments to the city charter were discussed, and it was decided to send a committee to Hartford to oppose their passage.
 The gross earnings of the Derby railroad for the three months ending December 31, 1880, were $35, ,O60.46, as against $30, ,34O. IS for the same three months in 1S79-an in crease of about $4, 700.
 The schooner Sarah E. Jones, with 25O tons of coal, came into New London harbor yesterday morning in tow of the tug W. E. Gladwish. This is the first arrival of coal in that city since Jan. 24.
 The Central Baptist Ecclesiastical society voted Monday night to pay the Rev. George M. StoneHD. D., of Hartford, twenty-five hundred dollars ($2, ,5OO) annually, should he accept the call of the church to become it's pastor. ----1~
 The W1QCleSCer ArnlS AS work on 10000 sporting rifles, models of 1873, and in about three weeks will begin work on 5000 Hotchkiss guns for the United States navy. Other large orders are to be filled later.
 Edward w. Little, conductor on the New Haven and Hartford road was brought to the State hospital Middletown, Monday af- ternoon, raving maniac. The cause of his insanity is not known. He has been em- ployed on the New Britain branch.
 The revival meetings which have been conducted by the Rev. MT. Brown in the M. E. Zion church, Foote street, for the past three weeks has been attended with great success. Many have made profession of faith The meetings will be continued dur ing this week.
 At the Summerfield NJ. E. church good work has already begun, and the people are looking for many conversions. This evening Rev G. A. Hubbell presiding elder of the New Haven district, breaches Thursday and Friday evenings Mir. Scott aids the pastor, Rev. S. W. Toles, in conducting the ser vices
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-09
Lodge and Society.

Assessment cards Of $l. ID each nave been sent to each member of the Masonic Protec- tive society of this city, they being for the death of Mrs. Magdalena Uhl, wife of John Uhl of Grand street in this city. Mrs. Uhl was a member of the society nearly three years and paid in only $6.20, which included her membership fee and death assessments to date. The society pay to her husband the sum of $1S4. The society has been growing in membership more rapidly than usual dur ing the past two or three months, and quite number of applications for membership are in the hands of the secretary, w. A. Beers, for the next meeting of the board of direc- tors which occurs on the fourth Monday in this month.
 Union Lodge No. B, Knights of Pythias, have their third annual soiree at Germania Hall, Friday evening Feb 18th. Music by Thomas and Ed. Smith prompter.
 At meeting of the directors of the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid association held Mon- day evening in the rooms of J. K. Bundy, there being a large representation of induen- tial men connected with the organization from this and other places, 'Messrs Lucius P. Deming of Fair Haven, F. Botsford of this city, and T. I. Driggs of Waterbury, were appointed committee to represent the association before the Legislature in refer ence to the bill recently introduced into the Legislature relating to the benefit associa- tions and secret societies of the State, and to cooperate with like representations from other secret societies in the matter. Personal.
 Miss Adele D. Smith, of New York city, was one of the visitors at the junior promenade
 Chauncey Chaplain was killed by train at Westbrook Saturday while crossing bridge Miss Anna J. Chapin, the blind vocalist of this city, gives concert in the Meriden Opera House Wednesday evening, the 18th.
 William Armstrong, engaged in the West India trade in this city, sailed yesterday morning from New York for Ponce, Porto Rico.
 Dr. Rodman Bartlett died in New York Monday, aged ffty-nine. He was native of Salisbury, Conn, and formerly schoolmas- ter in Sheffield, Mass.
 Daniel Penfield, of Hartford, died Thurs day, aged 81. He was native of Portland, Conn.,, was instrumental in forming the Sharps Rife company, and was the father of Fred. l.. Penfeld, of the Hartford C0u7ant.
 Major William D. Hendrick, brother of Chief Engineer Hendrick, has been seriously ill with pneumonia at his residence in West Haven. He is convalescent however, and it is expected that he will soon be about again.
 Many friends in this city and large so- ciety circle in Providence, R. l., will be pained to hear of the death of Mr. Wm E. Kenney, a young man of much promise and attractive qualities He came to the city 8 number of months ago and took an engage ment in the store of his relatives, Messrs Burgess tE Burgess, the fur dealers. An at tack of pneumonia undermined his health seriously and consumption followed, from which he died yesterday