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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-02
Rem lRKADLE!

KAN SCITY, Mo-, Sept. ~, lSS2.
tank HdUty owe TO humanity to say
a.ar EulG remedy has % n for TIE. One year
80 contracted a bad case OF BloOd Disease,
fr.. showing the result OF such troubles,
allowed 20 to run on for some time, but
.t.1 I'D Piled 10 the best physician IN thl,
r'v. Who treated me for six months. In that
took over 90 pills OF PrOtOtOdtde OF
N,a.r,, 4 gain each, and mad run down IN
azEa' '-um 2lu 10 l5I pounds, anu WAS con
my bed with Mercurial rheumatism,
., 1.,r, unla TO turn myself over. Being =
ne man, some OF the fraternity found
-. m'n.> ~trpIorthlc condition, and recon-
r-u0rt me 10 try yOur specific, ss they knew
.rT len S S s b! aSsn as 60 8 i, +
10 'a.n. aud in less than three weeks was
b. o. 'n TAKE my place on the road. The sores
O.. q uurr-cOiOred spots gradually diSap-
n,s-ea yud to-day have not a sore or spot on
vlyr-uu. and my weight Is 2II pounds. be-
.u..rr than II ever was. l do not wish you
a.. .,h my name, but you may snow thlS
sr-- g. any who doubt the merit Of =. =.
Eruw % i a sure cure.
l,u.s truly, J. H. b.
S,re thirty years ago there lived In Mont
s.mrr,. Ala. a Young man who was terribly
". .'tg. Nfj-r being treated for "A long time
. ... srrtl. ell profession Ot this town with
.. lrr, rr, ne commenced taking - - =.
tfr. o. l~teuily taking 10 ~ months ne
H.HFH.Ftl. iFANE h'lNtAIANtN nun -
wears thereafter, l can testify that
. ,4l-.r ~ Zee, er made ~ return.
J. ". BISHOP, J. p,
Hot springs, Ark.
q. yr,: t.uht. come to see as and we VIII
U!.E lu'-. or charge you nothing! Write
.. ...r>. uuJ a copy Of n little book
w~r,>..~ ..,rle Unfortunate Suffering" Ask
DO. tGt p: .. a, "a oar standing.
$1,000 REWARD eN be paid to
pm. Jt,m'st uhO 0H ind on analysis Of
.au J,,s.s of S S S one particle Of
" rrarr,. hdiFe Potassium, or any
y rra' ,.isidRcs.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
PrOp'rs, Atlanta, Ga.
neeoTSrnaII Size sl.OO
Large /" I.80
. SOLI BY ALL DRUGGISTS. JAZZ
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

rI,uE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM.
Der s, 1882. Ten Separate Schools, In.
Guiding School Of History and School OF Eng
fish. Full courses in n and Medicine, CT,
tending throughout the session. Enlarged
facilities for study of Physical Sciences ana
Agriculture; completely equipped Chemica
Laboratory. Thorough courses In Ancient and
Modern Lang mage and Literature. Text BOOKS
at cost. Necessary expenses not over Sl75.
For catalogues and other information ad.
dress w. L. WILSON.
President
se5c Morgantown, w. Va.
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EheeIInu and Elm Grove Railroad.

Wno0IInD dnu 6IW ndiiT VouI
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT. =
~ 1850, cars on the Wheeling n Elm
Grove railroad will run a. follows, through
can leaving the city, corner Market and
Eleventh streets, md etamm's, At
Cars 10 and from Pun.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1867 Prizes, amounting "S265,SO
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only TO the Office Of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly. CIV
ing full address Send orders by Express,
Registered Letter or Money Order, addressed
only TO NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La, or
MA. nAUPRIN, COZ Seventh ST., Washing:
ton, i. c. iale
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F0R SALE.

EoR sALE-rHE STOCK AND GOOD
il will Of q we'll equipped Job phntin
10 sui. Dor further particulars enquire Of W.
j. Corbett, aEenI atsunday Leader ONCE. oeo
IL dence, No, sl7 west side Main str0ek b.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. THIS h -.
~ouestiopably the finest location lnthe Guy fo9
private residence ZANE 4 STAIN Ak
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. NO
Twelfth street W.
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BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOA.
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at 9:O q. m. and 4:O p m.
daily except Sunday.
j. d U. Sleeping Can on all through t.sins
Close connections made for AL points 6ootn
and Southwest, North and NorthwesSmAklne
this adesirable route for ~oolonists a pereons
moving TO the great West, and 70 whom pAxor
WHEEIISG' PfTTSBURGH AND BALI
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling, $40 q. m, lao n iSop.m
M trains run on this division On Sunday.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale .
Sleeping Car accommodation can eso0uf>
N THos. IT. B. HAAsE, Ticket Agt
JOHN I. LANE, Trav. Pass. A.
w. n. CLEMENTS, n. Of I.
r, T. DEvRIN, Gent Agent Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-02

activity in leading styles, particularly
brown goods, Of which many oranus as
we'll under control of orders. Inc genersi
lone of the market is better, and mlscel-
lspoous shipments are larger in quantl!y.
Woolen goods are in wider inquiry, win
The business following of increased proper
items. Summer and gauze unoe,"eai,
bleached and unbleached hose and nan
hose are in steady request, but fancy nose
are quiet, except for special styles IN peter
qualities. Flsnnels are in assortment os,
msnd of the season. Dress fabrics OF al
Kinds are sharing much attention WITT
good sales. Ginghams in steady request,
but selections showing a preference 1or tne
best makes. Prints show q steady inquiry,
but much preference is given best makes
and styles.
Petroleum.
,TIrusyILLE, Pa, Februnryl.-oil opened
stIsi 03A; highest 81 O3H; loTestSl WIS;
closed at 81 Ok.
OIL CRY. February Opened at 81 Gh;
closed at 81 OH.
PITTSBURGH, February l.--Petroleum--
Dull; United certificates closed at 81 oI7s'
refined 7%@@7Hc. Philadelphia delivery;
In The afternoon The market was dull anu
opened at 81 G.; declined and closed al
81 OK. Trading was light.
BRADFORD, February Market weak;
opened at 81 OH; highest 81 03B; lowest
81 or
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BoNPs-Irregular; fair 70

of business.
sion, are quoted ex.interest. Owing to the
decline in Vanderbilt stocks and Denver
early in the morning the market became
weak. The decline continued till 2:l5.
when the market became steady and there
was an Improvement, but the net result OF
the days business was a decline of 4 to 2
per cent as compared with the close last
evening, the greatest being on Omaha pre-.
preferred,2 per cent. North estern tx
Lake shore II, Michigan Central y, North
EN- PstiGc Is, and Union Pacific e. ALI
Others are lower.
Transactions $40. 00C shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-02
New York.

New YORK, February 1.-Beeves-Recepts
1870 head, including 500 head for city trade
and slsughters direct and $50 head for ex-
portation. There is no traffic in beef cattle,
but the market is nominally steady; prime
s. 50@6 50per cwt. live weight; shipments
1876 head Of live cattle, and $40 quarters OF
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Mt n Per Cent-GOveTnments
lrrsgular-Stoeks Weak and Lower
fIonr Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
New YORK, February l.-MoSEY-At SO
4 per cent, closing at 3@4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5H@6 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills 4S3, demand 1851.
GoyERSMENrs-Irregulsr.
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Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS.

CINCINNATI, February l-Hogs-Active;
light at S. 65@6 90; packing S. 65@6 50.
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CAMPAIGNS OF THE CIVIL WAR 10 vols b

CAMPAIGNS OF CIVIL WAR 10 vols. By
the most distinguished military leaders, follows:
1. The Outbreak of Rebellion. BY John o. Nieo-
lay, Esq, Private Secretary to President Lincoln
=. From Fort Henry to COrinth. Bv the Hon,
~ r. Force, gGen. and Bvt. MaGen. L. :. ", etc,
Treasurer of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee
3. The Peninsula. BY AAergHder 5. Usb5, Byt Mal.-
Gen L. s. Al Assistant Chief of Artillery Army of the
Potomac, 1s662 afterwards Chief of Stah Army of the
Potomac, etc.
4. The Army under Pope. By John C. Ropes Esq,
of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts,
>. The Antietam and Fredericksburg. By Fran
els Winthrop FfreN late Colonel Twentieth Mass Infant
try Bvt. -Cien1 L. ;. V.
d. charlottesville and Gettysburg. By A5ner
D0aieddy, Byt. Maj Cienl U. s. A. and Ma.Genl U. g.
Z. The Army of the Cumberland. BY Henry "
Cist, Brevet BTigadierCeHl L. ). ": A. A. c. the
staff of MaiOrGen ROsccrans and the staff of Major
Genet IhOms Secretary of the Society OF the Army Of
the Cumberland.
=. The Mississippi. By Francis TIatop Greene,
Lieut. of Engineers, L. ) Army; late military atache to
the u. s. Legation ST. Petersburg; author of The
Russian Army and its Campaigns in 1SI7'5S" and Of
Army Life in Russia"
9. Atlanta. BY the Hon Jacob D. Car Ex- Governor
ofOho late Secretary of the Interior of the United States
MaiOr-Gen'l U. 3 w. commanding Twenty-third Corps,
10. The March to the Sea-Franklin and Nashs
vile. BY the Hon Jacob d. Cor Governor of Ohio,
late Secretary of the Interior Othe United States MaOr
General L. :. ". commanding Twenty-T Corps etc.
ARdTelo Il. HtRphyeys Brigadier-General and Brevet
MaOr-General U. $ A; late Chief of Engineers CHIEF
of staff, Army of Potomac, 1S636i; commanding Ssc|
ond Corps 1S64-65.
Any of the eleven for club offs subscribers for
club of u; for club of 1S for club of 20; for
club Of %; for club of 80 for club of 81 for
club of 40: for club of IS, and 10 for club Of So
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The Connecticut Blue Laws.

The famous blue laws Of Connecticut enacted
by "the people of the Dominion of New
Haven" were so called because printed on blue
paper They prohibited the ceremony of mar
riage being performed by a parson, on the
strange ground that a magistrate might per-
form it with less scandal To the church. Adul-
terry was punished by death. Wearing clothes
trimmed with gold, silver or lace above one
shilling yard involved tax on the person S
estate of Sl5. No one to cross river Oh the
Sabbath but authorized clcrgymen. No one
shall travel, cook, make beds, sweep houses,
cut hair or shave on the Sabbath. No one
shall kiss his or her children Oh the Sabbath or
fasting days. The Sabbath day shall begin at
sunset Saturday.
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A Desperate Fight With Michigan Wolf.
[From the Ontonagon Hcruld.l


One day recently as James Mooney was
driving from WOodbUrys to the Ten-mile
camp wolf confronted his team, boldly dis
putting the highway. The horses were urged
forward as far rs possible, and Turned into the
deep snow off the beaten track. Fortunately,
Mr.. Chase was with young Mooney, but neither
Of them had any sort of weapon. The wood
mans ever-present axe. however, was at hand.
This Mooney seized and made for the helliger-
ent foe, but the animal lodged a well-directed
blow aimed ut his head, and the axe flew from
Moneys grasp. At this time it looked rs if
it was about AL day" with the young man,
as the wolf leaped for him and made sad havoc
with his clothes, though it had not succeeded
in injuring him, when it had to turn its atten-
ton to Mr. Chase, who had recovered the axe
and gone to the rCScnc. The agility Of the
animal caused Mr.. Chase, in turn, to lose the
axe before having inflicted upon ii much injury.
Young Mooney again got the axe, and luckily
hit the wolf 4 Stunning blow on the head. The
howl Of rage and pain it uttered, it fell,
frightened the horses and they began to run.
Mooney dropped the axe To stop the team, and
Mr.. Chase dispatched the wounded beast.
The National tribune., 1883-03-08
Statistics OF The Franco Prussian War.

In August, 1870. 7S0.72S German soldiers crossed
the French frontier, followed during the by
222, 20 others The soldiers remaining i'll Germany
were 10000 ktthe close of the armisticc the Ger
man army counted G6,9lS men. The army besie2E-
ing Paris numbered 10000 men, while the Paris
garrison numbered $4,000 men. The number of
combats i'll which ut least one company. one
squadron or n battery was engaged was 166: SS3,3i1
French prisoners were sent into Germany. The
French lost i07 flags, 7I4l cannons and $50 600 fire
arms. The loss of the German army was $4,000
men, of whom 1852 We're killed and s., ,S3S
wounded; Il 572 killed the field, and 1910
died in consequence of their wounds. The battle
OF Graveotte cost 2G, l59 men; MTSaTour, Is, ,790;
Woerth, l0,6i2; Sedan, 1924; the siege of Paris
1859 and Metz 5,57I. The number of shots from
field guns &c., CO. The soldiers used 30000eG0
cartridges, the most being by the Third Corps at
Mars-la-Tour where 720,Nl0 rifie-shots were fired
and the batteries fred O5OO grCnades
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1888.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE during the coming
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Underground Railroad were sold on the 5th
inst. under mortgage for 39,359.
1t is estimated that over 100000 orange
trees in Orange county, Fla, will come into
bearing during the current year.
The receipts of hogs at Chicago for the pack
ing season were 2S2 900, against 2 Sl3, 900 for
the same period last year.
The National tribune., 1883-03-08
LIST OF THE BATTLES

LINT OF THE BATTLES
OF THE WAR OF THE REBELLION, with
dates compiled from the official records of the offices
of the Adutant- General and Surgeon General, and
adopted by the Pension Bureau, Second Auditor,
Third Auditor, and Second Comptroller Of the Treasy
uTy Department. 1t makes q volume of nearly one
hundred pages, and contains in addition I'd the in-
formation already mentioned, the number of killed,
wounded and missing in each battle on both sides,
total number of enlstments and casualties chrOHOl-
ogy of all American wars including that With
Mexico. and list of Presidents and VCe-PTesidenta
of the United States, from Washington down. We
will send this valuable book any address, postage
prepaid. on receipt Of twenty-five cents, to the
getter-up of q club Of two subscribers.
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CATTLE MARKETS
TOpF;GN ,TkRYFTs

IWEFFgOG, Mar 6.-Cot;on - j, ceipts today 10 600
bales 80 American. Sales S,C00 bales, 5000 bales
AInclican. Market showed a moderate inquiry, freely
supplied mGdliug CplaGs 9lgd and Orleans IL Gd
Cotton arrive opened gekcr and closed steady Msrch
delivery, UPlands 33-Ci,j 2TGI635 36bd. March and
April .5-GlG5 @5Gi pril and May 80 oiJ 40-GId. ;
May aud June l264et5 4j-Gtd; June and July 45-GI
G5 4l-Gld. July ana August 49G415 50-6id August
and September 81 e5Gsj 81 5tl55 53-6id.
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PAUL VASDERvOoRT,
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GEORGE E. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LA
Office 615 Fifteenth ST., Citizens National Bank)
z. o. DRAWER 325. WASHINGTON, D. G.
ESTABLISHED 1868.

Pensions.-If wounded, injured or have contracted
any dsease however slight the disability, apply at
Heirs.-Widows minor children dependent mothers
fathers and minor brothers and sisters in the order
War of 1s12.-AIl surviving officers and soldiers Of
this whether in the Military Naval service Of the
battle or skirmish, for less period the widows of
such who have not remarked, entitled pension
required in these claims.
Increase of Pensions.-Pensfon laws are more lib
higher rate than they receive From and January
lsSl, shall make charges for my seTces in claims
for increase of pension where disability is alleged
unless successful in procuring the increase.
Restoration to Pension RoII.-Pensioners who
whose names have been stricken therefrom by
of failure TO draw their pension for period of
years, or by reason of reenlistment. may have their
pensions renewed by corresponding with this House
Desertion from regiment vessel and enlistment
In another IS not bar to pension in cases where the
wound disease, injury incurred while in the
ice of the United States and in the line of duty.
Land administrations Of all wars from 1870
to March 5, 1853. and certain heirs entitled to
hundred and sixty of land if not already received
purchased for cash at the highest market rate, and
assignments perfected Correspondence invited
iected.
Furlough Rations.-Amounts due collected with
out unnecessary delay Such claims cannot be collected
without the furlouGh
Horses Lost in Service.-Claims of this character
promptly attended to. Many claims of this character
have been enormously rejected Correspondence such
cases is respectfully invited.
Property Taken by the Army in States not in
of this character viii receive
special attention, provided they were filed before Jan
uary ]. 1880 If filed prior that date they
barred by statute of limitation.
Naval Claims of every description, procure Patents
Trade Marks Copyrights; attend to business before the
Department and all the Departments of the Government
We invite correspondence from all interested, assuring
them of the utmost promptitude, energy, and thorough
ness in all matters inruStod 10 our hands.
GEORGE E. LEMON.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Review of the Week in Wall Street and Closing
Prices.
Special TO The National Tribune.
NEW YORK, March g. 1SS3.-The market to-
day has been undeuiably weak, and the close
shows quite falling off in prices. The decline
in prices was considerably assisted by the ac-
tivity in money, the loaning rate for which
extended from per cent. as the lowest to 10
per cent. rs the highest and closed at 10 per
cent. 10 y per cent.
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american
the metal
style
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s0fistCticn
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OUR COMMERCIAL REPORT.
State Of the Harkcts at Leading Trade Centres East
and Vest,

NEw YcRK &ar. Cotton quiet ct 10? t6cGlO 7-16c
Southern GoUr quiet; good 10 choice Extra 3 OG l215
Iearied &Ed closed duh aud unsettled; limited export
anL ,aliy active speculation; Ne. red Certificates at
Juue q 5os<tt "a. Rye duh aud Hoininol. Corn lig
1gc hi2'., closing wcGE, with advance almost lost
stei:cr % aft'osci y" inAeG III LleEatoT 526Ts.&c
April .a sasc., Nay ."Dassc. Oats fairly active and
2sorI 90. higher mixed Western 52GC5c and wEite do
5i - ,yNce less active hEt Bmer; spot g. A. March
l -, April - 30. Nay :. 65k5 -. Rehlei sugars
steady audHTd = s. os's, cut iuaf 81 as &C. crushed
O.. Petroleum Tower; crude GztGi'fc., refined 77.G
s3S iGc Pork sieay and :oiriy active mess ily 2ll
- % spet l9 aQH ~ Ail, SO foGlJ 80 May. Lard
GrrHcl 70" points higher tat weakened and declined
5@1J points c!CsH@ dali prime StcaIa 81 ajaglI 515
spot III 51gsll g. Pril, Sll Csll - May. Freyhts
Liverpool ll; Cotton pc" sccr i.d, and Wheat jIsd
CHICAGO, Mar. G-Aheat higher ard steady; regular
red Winter = II 30. SuIing At 81 0JrE. Corn active
Hi higher aga rGgJor cash, 5SiaGJac. pril G2IsNG3c
si3N' .''i5 quiet pat higher at SIC cash and April
f;Er. May. R.c 1rHcr 81 CO.. 81 Dressed Hogs aTc
scare sid firm NJ 8 91e-> or6 lower a: ils Gi&ls 10
gsn ss -51tsia 20 April SIS 5g'ls SEX May. Lard IS
Tuer but clos u easier al 81 IgGi 50 cash 81 I.Is@
llI Api: fil .git 81 May, Eu!. Meats arc in fair
Whisky steady at Il 4. At the closing call Wheat
i4M@c lo@er. Corn steady OATS Irregular. Provisions
aDgu; steady.
CATTLE MARKETS.
New NoEE, Mar C. Becvcs- Receipts i,cc1 head
Demand sharp and market active at advance aC
per lb common 90 prime Steers sold g JJ1 - PEI
100 lbs 1--we "c;Si; Exporters used y clrl0ads and
paid sJGpB s. pcr lgD lbs. Shcep-Rcccpts 800 head
iarEo firm at 8 l2 , Ter 100 lbs for poor "a prime
sheep aua rosj ycarlng sold AT per 100 lbs. swine
Receipts $3.50; steady i've Hogs 1t s. 1907 20
per 100 us.
CHICAGO, Mar. Hogs oeceipts 1900, and ship
good mixed 81 50ds heavy packing and shipping s. IS
al Co; light "a 4rts7 10. Catlc-Bcccipts 900, and
exports steers 0i 500 ip i5J llS at s. s0j3j poor TO
choice shipping s475E}6; ii'~- - 7pHli % for Cows
Shecp-Rcceip;s 2ioJ, shipments $500; E.I4et finn ;
poor % prime natives sa '5GO.
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Il WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
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York Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange oneeighh of per cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires to Bal
timore Philadelphia, New York, ana Boston, through
which orders executed the Stock Exchanges In
those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations
Of Stocks and Bonds and information regarding the
Markets received through wires INSTANTLY direct
from tks New York Stock Exchange,
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eS- The above premiums will be sent postage and exc
preSsaSe prepaid in their place for every ten new
subscribers an extra copy of The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
will be furnished to the getter-up Of the club.
Ef The subscription price of THE NATIONAL TRIBUsE
has been permanently reduced TO Ono Dollar per year.
To guard against loss remit by Registered Letter, Postal
Money Order, Draft on New York Money sent in any
other way will be at the risk OF the sender Address al
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