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MEDICAL,
DR. !. E. SMITH,
W MI CIIAPLlNE STREET.

no. III CllApLlNE STREET.
',s,tIeucc ola phyllclan's SUGGESTS tho tes-
fatE'T bi.TGtIenS. The incsea' Ing dom ants for
tnon! I'.,rIn,El services prove that have dealt
~ P!S,IS and iNIry with thCAe ~lo have consulted
sgaV,sSs ,1T nee pAtIrits name without permits
=" ,ts"SSN haven hundred certificates IRON
~ ~, whom rSOnl heyecurEd alter 'hcy haI been pro-
EhlAt.u.r Years neutrality-suspicious. anu familiarity
zip mt .; agents Closo Observance Df tenn.
w W.. y ItItlafitig% piil strict attention 10
rrGtI, management lnSttcs sNcccts, II ciife IN
hn,g s md imnklyHlve tho patient my opinion.
TOME PROOF
49,, AMI Liver Diseases and Rheumatism, -
,IsS sri rUttILly.I"SolhinS seemed 70 help tho:
paA U''''N zEl'r. PHlI.Lips,
hcelipg, WA.
...,h po,yrus Of SoSe. Impaired voire,-sui.
nT, , ;c,t, talent medicine failed 10 help mo.
EET.snI,h oluplclely cured nc; ,,,,,.,, va
nj spCtrl 4 Co, Wheeling, ". Va,
.,.,. Anil liberated Stomach.
gTTn aIrd tOIyc me relief. DR.. Smith cured
p-.!"!A" '"'" LOUIS i. WXsillNGToN.
tEtESiy Running sorrs Oh Head.---"My sOn WA
I'll iSf fourteen yea. saiTi H Nothing seemed to
sisln. d. S"' %S Ss' SSAr ff%; CAPS,
Matketstrcct, Wheeling. W, Va.
,.c.,-"sut,crvd for years with cancer. Had 1t
uIat,i,h,,c times. II returned after each opera.
e.V'in, smith cured INC without kniic Chustlc or
v ". W. '"''' MRS. IL. ~. CIRCUIT.
~, rl,,ulA o! Anus.-Ylat q my back Tor IS
x ReWttetdyina. Dfsmisfcufcd me with.
r's''Ie' u I've " THOMAS COLvIN.
.n.,,,a,, CtOrrr. Main st., Wheeling, ", Va
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PONDS EXTRACT CO,

= Wv 1Rs61 U6's VUW IOrK. !
Fuil line OF above preparations displayed
IN one OF Ponds ExtrnCt Co.'s Show Cases and
sold by Logan 4 Co., o53 Main Street, Wheel.
ing; also by 9. Moenkemoeller, corner Market
and 'Fw"ntvsccnnd Streets. Centre Wheeling
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PiTTSRuEol rn,. Observation-Disclosures Active.
United certificates steady. closed ut 9iXc;t refined
SIC for Philadelphia delivery, ysy',S '' : :
NEW foEK. October ll.-wool-s Steady; domestic
fleece a,a5c; pulled lSai2c; unwaslied i2.Ssc:
ClSciSN4TI, October li.-Llvc hogs easier: com i
mon 1n 70 Sat 50 ools q; packing and butchcs'
New York. October ll.-LrArI!Ia-stcad md
fairly active; hcrllock tolo 22aSdc. - :. ~
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Cntarrh sorthe bladder.
Z Singing irritation, inflammation, NIL Kid.
nsy and Urinary Complaints, cured hy;"Du.
Al, i5s5il,ss ~ 4
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nooTon bills arp ahominsble and not need:
ed IN kidney and liver affections, as reruna
and Manalin will cure them, t'saW
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COMMISSIONERS 81 LE. n :

~ virtue q Adsctec Of The County cour. Of Ohio
G" T., W, r., mauc November 1871 IN tho silt
Wiaaiis complainant, and JamtsS. Wheat FlI,a.
beth J. Wheat and Stanley II. Wheat. IrIcn,iamts
tlc undersigned Commissioner appointed by sali
decree for tho purpose, WILL on y ~ -
WEDNESDAY, TIE FIRST DAY OF NovFM,
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
~ DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS -
MiiEREAs, proper. certificate OF a United States
ComniSionnI has been filed In tho Disnic, Cont
gnIh, on the nth day OF September Isl, bv ia-rv
HARRISON against the steamboat 81 s. Neil" hcr
tackle, apparel nnd funit,p. alleging In substance
that there is dncpnd unruid to said larry larrison
The Master Of the said steamboat j. s. Eccl has ~.
fused IL pay, together Nh the costs, charges and
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BALTIMORE, October ll.-flour. steady. Wheat
western s;eadya aud firm; No. 2w,,cr rel SPIT 81 OK
eember 81 J9Aal 09;s January Il lv,.nlO,s
Corn higher aud firm; mixed kpot and uctule
7aHc asked: November 72An7sc; November or De
eemoer 1al.n7Sc; November or December new o.
western white iiat6c; mixed iOai;c; Pcnnsylvani.
isalGc Rye. quiet Mt Gsa7Oc Hay steady. proT
siolis steady and firm. McS pork, :2l IS. hulk
meaE shoulders and clear lib eide: packed sll :!
sl72j Hams. SIG 75al7 q. Lard, refined sij 30
butter. steady. Eggs lower at &c. Petroleum
Quiet and easier: rehuel Sale. Coffee dull sugal
steady. Whisky. steady II. 81 Soal %. Ftcisht',
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Z NEW oRlEASs. October 1l-Colta unchanged
Shc: or white sIsc Molas:cs quiet, but s,ead N
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WILLIAM 7. HUBBARD,

Bond and security les been given by said Com.
missioner aS required By law. '1ss6G iT'I ~
OCo I4lH' SO =lyt 4 Il Sir(N0f orr rr..t
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but easy: No. 2 red spot and October 81 OyS: NJ,
vember 81 o.; Dcccnbers w: ycas 81 tU1. Corn,
hiSh mixed t91fc: No: sTolGsc bid: October eSe
nia: 6sc aSEed November 6i,4c; year hSkc. Oats
S:oreNber f5c Nd; nteemlper SiIe lid. ClnecsE-
" heat steady: NJ. SPOT, 81 GNi: October 81 0liS:
Soyemher 81 coz bid: December 81 0iX hid; ye.
ss1t, ", oo htd; January q 0!N. Corn. high mixed
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NoS, therefore, In pilsuapcc Of The monition IN.
Oct the zeal Of sale Court to me directed and
deiVGred. 10 hereby girc public notice to Nil pcr.
pArcl and furniture, Or In any manner Interested
therein. that they be and appear before tho ,aii
district court 10 be held ut tho city OF Wheel ng in
aud Tor the District OF ives! Vlnil. on 'the Tin
day OF October, 1857. at II o'clock In tic forenoon,
ot that dry, provided the San shall be a day Of
Jurisdiction otherwise en- the next day OF jursI!c.
ton theieAfictl then and hutc to inerrose their
claims. a 10 make their allegations In ihat behalf
Dsted the III day Of October. 1881 : - :" :"
oca @ W. ATKINSON. ". s. Marshal,
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al tho front door OF the court House Of said county
tlon, tho north hall Of the lot Of e,oaad Numbered
lont) IN iheiquase numbered Is, (tiftt rnj on ihe
plat OF That part OF lhe city Of Wheeling In ,sII
fronts on the ehst Aide Of ChaplIne, (lorlacty
nunccs thereto belonging. 'r,G'T,. If'1'''H'
TERMS or sAtE-lilc pu,chaScr TO pay IN hand
ohc,ihrd Of The purchase money efld siich irthor
sum as lo may elect. and tho balance IN equal in.
slhllnicls VI n!nc and eighteen months. with in.
tcstst from Tho dry Of sale: bonds with security 10
tle deietfet ihstallinents and tho iltc 10 be ~.
III fun. - ~ - 'P'S""'' ' ~ w
49, :. WILLIAM T. HUBBARD.
! 2 s. =. R| a., 10 Special Coz missioner.
Bond and security has been given By said Com.
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J, NEW YokK. October libby Goods-Alihouph
nc market continues quiet there has been more
business completed though daily orders for ns.
soltmenta aggregate ,iaIlngs consume a fair
quantity Of stunt. md altogether t . movement is
In oTees. q! what IS appaTrn. The tone OF the
market Tor cottonS Is very tteady oil all leading
qualities. though les SO for outside makes, ,.
lEApFonD. October ll.-petrolcum- oncned
Sc highest 9jc; lowest closing al Of Ri sars
l;s' 600 barrels: shipments TaesIay Il, Isl bar
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Continues firm, with an upward tendency. nnav'
ng ate!e and closing nj Sic htgheat sales al S5Tc
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NEw Yoax. October 1l.-Moncy sa7 per cent;
,los!ng at per cent. Prime mercantile paper Gas
,er cent. Sterling Exchange. bankers bills, steady
81 n I d
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SCEOFUI.A,

As LenIcsty. Of Atlanta, Ga. says: s. S. s.
nM!nccin Violent case o, scrofula which hull
LoltOyitlh to all OTHER treatment -r.,
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itaAMNui dollars would not purchase from
rtAlS !. ) has effected In my cure. had Ma.
ri Kht!Ha;Isin. ARCHIE THOMAS.
El!0tOt The Republican, Springfield. Tenn.
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.tISclNsATl. October ll.-Co,,on steady at 1lLc,
Flour. firm. Wheat III good demand and tendency
u 90 hid year: receipts l501o bushels; shipments
400 bushels. Corn higher Mt 5xa75c: spot CO XII
tstc; October 51satSisc November 5!a5.ssssc year:
October: Sic bid November &c BID sear 35isc lid
ny:"lsye, stronger atG.HaGlc. barley tIr,i ex.
n. e. ftll Slc Pork lriner u. sei CO. larI. dull
NJ sl25o. Bulk meats. firm; shoulders $40 q; clear
81 So clear rbs SD p: Gloar SIT Is. Whisky. NC.
tlvt firm aud higher at s. 10; combination sl,cs,
finished goods aaO barrels on basis OF 81 IT, hut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03
LACONICS-
News From the Rive and b water
Craft.

News Prom the hINer Huu INV "eseh
Graft
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg boat to.
day.
The sydney is due up from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Ella Layman passed up with a tow
of slaves yesterday.
The Scotia passed up several hours late
yesterday, she being detained by fog.
The river was rising slowly at dark last
night, the marks showing IL feet J inches
OF water in the channel.
|. The Emma Graham passed down yester-
day en- route for Cincinnati several hours
late, as she had 10 lay up on accounto OF fog.
The Bachelor broke II I head on the
way down from Pittsburg yesterday, and
the Cou1er went up the river 10 meet her
and get freight off Of her. 1t took several
hours to replace the I head here, and she
got away for Pittsburg about 8 o'clock in
the aftern Don.
louisville, KY, March 2.-lsivcr falling
fast with Il feet in the canal. Is feet ia the
chute on the falls. The weather yesterday
was clear and pleasant. Arriyed: Tow
| Boat Chas. Brown, Pittsburgh; Little Fred
Pittsburgh.
CINCINNATI, O.. March 2.-River thirty
one feet and six inches and falling;
weather fair and warm. Departed; Hud'
son, Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, IyD., March Clear wind
| south, and mercury GS; river ~ feet and
falling.
P~I1rswr t. March River ten feet
and rising; weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, ILL.,. March 2.-ltiver fifty feet
six inches and falling; weather clear
thermometer g..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03
The weIIsburg Bottle:Factory.

Our ambitious neighbor, Wellsburg, is
working with commendable energy, to
build herself up as a manufacturing centre.
Subscriptions to the capital stock. says the
PAM atdLe News, of the new bottle factory
are still coming in. The required capital
for pcrfe citing an organization, $4,000, is
over half subscribed. The subscription
book may he found at the office OF J. II.
Sommerville, who has been entrusted with
the work of securing the necessary capt.
tai. This is undoubtedly a move in the
right direction. The intention is to
secure all the stock possible here and then
to raise the balance among practical
glass men who understand the bust
ness and who will operate the factory.
The design of the parties interested is TO
erect a factory with q ten pot furnace and
operate it to the full extent Of its capacity.
The capital stock will of course be increas-
ed after an organization has been com.
pleted. Parties seeking an investment for
their surplus capital, and parties interest
ed in the general progress and prosperity
of our growing town, cannot do better than
to aid in this worthy enterprise. Let the
work go on and by all means let the neces-
sary capital be raised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03
THE 1 + BOARDS.
Preparing States for Water Commits
sioners and Board Of Public Works.

When the bill revising the city's charter,
BY placing the control of the water and
street departments in the hands OF boards
of trustees passed the Legislature on Mon
day, those gentlemen most vitality interest
ed in the good government OF the city be-
gan casting about them for suitable material
of (which to compose the boards. 1t has
all, along been deemed important to the
success of the change, to select for the
first boards, the very best men available,
so as to faverably inaugurate the new sys-
tenn. The cry has been raised by
the opposition that gentlemen who
were qualified for these positions
would not accept the offices
with the meagre salaries attached, but it
is now confidently stated by those who
should know, that the very best persons
will accept, moved by a desire for the gen.
eral welfare and better government OF the
| city. The point was made, in fixing these
salaries at 500. hat the offices would then
seek their men, there being no particular
fascination in the enumeration
Any number of names have been men
toned, OF men suitable for these offices.
and various candidates nave been logroll-
ing TO a great extent, to "set up boards by
which their election would he made sure.
A list of these men would embrace nearly
every name known to local politics. There
Il Is Ole Sldlt, lNONtNCl, VI NllC
combination that is heard Oft
ener than any other and which seems to
have been adopted, by tacit consent, by
mmy citizens, irrespective of party. \
strong pressure will he brought to bear
| upon Council to secure its election:
Water Commissioners-Wm. Hastings,
| John G. Hoffman, Sr.. and d. c. List. Jr.
Board of Public Works-George h.
Wheat. Stephen Waterhouse. Sr., and DR.,
! George Baird.
1t is said all OF these gentlemen will ac-
| cept. 1t is claimed for them that none
better for the position can be found. and as
| three are Republicans and three Demo-
| Gratis, their election would be non-political
and carry outthe reform movement. These
names will be proposed before Council,
! with q multitude of others, and IN inter
estingiballot war will result.
The act says the election OF these boards
shall take place at the first regular meeting
| of Council after the act takes effect, oras
soon thereafter as practicable. 1t is proba-
bic that next Tuesday weeks meeting will
witness the election, though there was
some improbable talk of it for tonight.
However, all the public wishes is TO see
the best material used and the best test
| given the new system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-03
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
BENJAMIN Lists Queensware store
slightly Damaged.

About half-paSt seven O'clock last even
ing an alarm of fire was turned in from
box II. corner Tenth and Market street.
occasioned by flames being discovered in
the building No. 1912 Market street, occu-
pied by Mr.. Benjamin List as a queens
ware store. The fire originated in a closet
under a stairway leading from Captain
Benefits kitchen to the store-roOm, and is
supposed to be the work of an ~incendiary,
as there was no combuStible matter in the
closet and no hues near x. An old candle
stick with 8 quantity of grease in it, and
which is known TO have been astranger to
the closet. was found near that locality,
and leads to the superstition that the fire
was the work Of some malicious person or
persons.
The fire department responded prompt
ly at the tap OF the gong and were but a
short time getting water upon the flames.
Some little difficulty wa experienced,
however. in gaining access to the fire, but
the front doors Once being broken open,
the work of eXtinguishment was OF but
short duration.
The building is ownedby Edward Larkin,
Esq. His loss will be somewhere in the
neighborhood Of 500, and is fully covered
by insurance.
Mr.. Lists loss could not be ascertained,
being wholly by broken ware. and an esti-
mate could not be made. The fire did not
get into the store proper, the wholedamage
being done by water. Mr.. List stated that
his stock amounted to about $500, and
that he had IN insurance on il of $500,
800 IN tie Etna, and $500 in Major Al
derson's agency. He could not give the
name Of the company, Though II was a
Wheeling one
Now there is q chance for the bluecoated
sleuth hounds to distinguish themselves
by ferretinG out the guilty party or par
ties.
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TRUSTEES SAI.H

DI VIRTUE OF A DEED or u.
ID made by Rnehel d. Thnusu,, ~
undersigned ~ trustee, dated OrtoIs,
and now o. rseocd In the C<tks
County Cuurt ~ Ohio ctsinty, W~s NJ
In deed OF trust bosk No X psm:ss'1
SATURDAY,. THE 18th DAY os .,,J
lSs2, commanding nj ~ o'c.oeiA m ~.
front door OF the Court Hpa~e OF OalonsI
W. Va, sell at public auction. 10 The ~
and best bidder, the following d.rrh-rI
estate, that II TO say All the rxhl. INA. "
interest OF the ssid Rachel II. Tbo-,Sy
in and 10 n parcel OF ground ,,s,s
on the National road, In nA 49,
about two miles east OF the town Of f-,Ay
phia, bounded n follows: Beginning va =
line OF the farm Of Themes Thonblr -
the Hempieid railroad btidgr. lust .ss on !
former residence Of said Thonsas Tbor,ss
and crossing aaid railroad ,hr,rr along b.
r.. SlsSona line to his corner on the Ton a. y
hill, called tho Mcdonald line. thrns, -
kaid line TO McDonAld's corner on the bral }
the hill thence down the bank and cn~1
the Hempneld railroad 10 We. Thoras.n
bars. following the line ~ the itaos tas
situated; and thence scroSs 20 the p., :
beginning, containing nom eighteen i0,se1
acres.
The buildings and improvements upou I.
property are nrst-claS. 10 persons de>.r
la purchase are invited Ia examine them, !
Terms OF sale, cash.
The title to the above property issupposS
be perfect, butpelling ~ trustee ! will oua-,
such title only - II vested In me by aid d
Of trust.
NoTICI-Al Interest upon the note .sv-
by the above deed Of trust in cices OF sI :
cent, Is hereby released.
EDWARD CHRISTIAN. kniiOnerr. n
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is in attendance and is on the programme
10 open the discussion OF laws relating 70
insolvent debtors.
intelligence has been received
here Of the horrible death OF
la little daughter OF John Lewis, near
Flushing. or what is now as the Big
Trestle." She was playing around the
debris of a fire which some railroad hiudS
had left when her clothes became isnited,
and before.assistance could reach her she
was fatally burned, dying the same night.
Zeke Morris, Esq, said toa REGlsrks
man q day or two ago, 81 see you have got
the Drummond family up at wheeling.
They used to live here, and there was
more kinds of business represented by
that gang than ever was bundled up IN
any other family. The old man died
here. He used to have the seven year
cutnalors symptom. and scratched him
self on the awning posts Council order
ed these posts cut down, and the Old man
died the next week, and some OF the
family wanted to sue the city for damages"
concluded the old stager rs he kicked a
negro into the street for expectorating on
the floor OF his Office.
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THE MONTH OF X
Its Peculiarities, EecentrieitieS ana
Genera IncOm prehensibiIities.

This is March, and the belief that
March always means spring, is a common
~fallacy. The name is derived from Mars,
the God OF War, and was probably given on
account 'ot the bIustry wind and weather
which usually characterize this month.
This present month, so far as it has gone,
has been anything but warlike in its char
| acter, and rather as mild and tender as a
p~roSelyte's COINCIDENCE. But there is more
of the month left, and the ice crop need
not yet despair.
March was the first month OF the Roman
year and the third according to our calen-
dar and consists of 81 days, which last
piece OF information is gratuitOuS. 1t was
considered as the first month OF the year
in England until the change of style IN
1852 and the legal year was reckoned from
March %. The Anglo.Saxons called it
well, some jaw-breaking name, signifying
stormy month"; and another parallel jaw
breaker, meaning rugged month. There
is an old proverb still used by the English
and Scotch rustics, which represents March
borrowing three days from April; and in
the "Complayut OF Scotland they are
thus described:
1.-THE first IL shall he wind and wrct;
The next il shall he shaw and Slect;
The third il shall he sc q freeze .
Shall gar the birds stick To the trees"
Iul IL Is NlSpult MlStuSi lICS' 'OA
rowed days are the last three of March or
the first three of April.
Some wise old saw says ii March
in like a lamb, it will go Il like Il lion.
But he was probably lion when he said it
and ought to be lambed. This March Camc
in like a lamb and has perpetuated the
farce this far; that it may keep it up is the
prayer of all but the ice and coal men.
Present indications are that cocktails will
retail for forty cents, next summer and
cobblerS will be a luxury that only the
rich can indulge in.
On February second, one month ago
the ground hog made a preliminary sur
vey from the mouth OF his winter quarters
and concluded it was altogether too chilly
for him. His conclusions were derived
wholly from the fact that he saw his
shadow. Next Tuesday week, or six weeks
after his first appearance, he will come out
to stay, cold or not, from the fact that the
adipose tissue he sequestered last summer.
will have become exhausted and he must
replenish it, though snow he the means.
Yesterday was a heavenly day and too
many OF such cannot come" Just now. 1t
brought out the ladies in force, pushed out
the leaf buds on the trees and forced out
the Precipitation under heavy winter I'M
derClothing. 1t brought spring fever,
light overcoatS and low cut shoes, and will
eventually bring the organ grinder. Which
I why we mourn.