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fIfDtcln6t

rht] Is tho only medicine that will cnre aasAAess
astRlns ire1a Al t=lpu.o s:ate Of tho hsood- sA:
$croTula, or Kins,s EVIL, Caaeers, Tn-
nnors, Eruptions of the skiaa ErTstp~-
la., Chronic Sore Eyes, Rln&woFa ~
Tetrc1. AcA1d Head, Old S.'Fes, Rossr
Sores. 3vg elltnxs OF the Glands, tePFs~
~, White Svrelllngs, Piles. aioscAes,
Boila. R1mpIes on the F3ee, AoftFos
KneumattAm, DFoPsy or Gravel, Lfver
Complaint Dyspepsia. Nervous A&Ae.
tlons, General Debility, all UAFs41&
the use Of MefeUfJs
This medicine combines IN = highly eoncsasratsd
.hs aie! iepips 81 ForAss162. tssstasF .,ts ote@
:ie:S Ssfs.Ss e = saas
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equally ethcActous In 10 msnJ different complaints.
IMPORTANT TO THE sruK.
To persons who stek and afflicted and deatrs 70
Blood Purifying Nadclne. We plsdga this see*-
| T1sy that .-..-
| pR,EASTKELYB IODINE AND sABsAPARIILA
/ Il eix rluasR STROrGEE. CaEAPGR and BETTER
tnan Buns, Towrsend's. ATss' Or my o'hsx ssfsar =
/ the public, or NO MONEY WILL BE TAK8N FO8l1-
rhy1ie1aEs recommend this medicine to their pe-
te1ta IL al cnses where 1t Is Indicate becAuas thaR
know the INGREDIENTS are the BEST. thai afo kaoWa
TO the MEDICAL Faculty. go
a. Prepared and sold py DE- 3. EAsTKA.Y
co. corner Of Ttlrd and Chestnut soects ~ Loos.
rWsod At Dn. asTERLY.s Family AeAe4a4
st0ge 99 Madison et-aet, hc0r the Post 00Go. Cha
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.Afcflee John
atcNay John
AcG1nnts John
McColtonghJn1A
McCuraY Jphu
Macarthur brig
gen John
1fcEere Juht1
McGreCOr VIA
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McGee Johu
M:C6mmond mr.
Nc f)uuou'h II
McRay MA"kel
McCamUoo Mark
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l. BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES, shou:d be 1s7d
ttuls5 1stsief !for. o4rlT sbn.- tnd nnaarPy con:
.ispeii!nT 1s misslvnrs Es'y csp1 reEce III enter
.Ec r. me1riazs s1ste; Sold ~ n. 4 a. 4 GEO".
:4S.od II everywhere. TO bt nAs 4.ao ol Il. SEQ
:.L. .E tsndol7. slset. Cticavo. Iii an2, Of hLMo
Tnnr+. III .11N
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te,soos o, T. a-y hsbte troubled With veaknesa.
tnnstude. rArotstton OF the heart lack Of appetite,
x.strss ste eating. torpid lycE. constipation, &C.
e,cryc 70 sutc, II they viii not h1 rhc celebrated
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McIbuell Fr-nk
.StcCol1oneh 9sml
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McCulla Good.
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McNhmAra Thos !
McGUtten T !
NcKFf -oM !
McGfAth lb01
McGraugh Thos !
pMtNatef4 Geo J
tMr11Gnal1 G !
McIrt1Ee is !
McEenly James ]
McGtdepJ "
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McPhereon J s .
NcC!,rdefs james
S,cCnne Jaa .
1Nfrphe~op I r !
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In the Yenr 1915
':fr Mathews trst prepared the VENETIAN II AIR
Iih e'Dce that time II f2I been Nsed ~ thousEnna
snc In no :na:ance tAk laite1 - ETe cause Eas'
TIe VENkTl4E nTx Is the ctesnt It IN the world.
r1iee II only F1fy Ceuta and esch n?'tte contains
Tes vENETiaH DYE 5 i Il esrnisa J1s not to to iSinrs III
ir, hai. os 4 9 c.ln n the ettchtest dtEre.
yae tEhEIiAS IL PIE Nos5s with r. idly 1aa se:'
1he VENETIAN D. = Ircduces auy s4kdu that msy
edesra1-one that pnl not fade, crock q WAsn out
--otc that Is eF rtru aneRt ~ the hair !tte1t
for ssie b. drngEtt1k- Price ~ cents.
.-Ai MATHEWS. Ge<eTA Agent. Il Goio s1eet'
stso Maou:.ctnrc, Of MATHEWS AREICA HAIR
GLoss, ths b'st h.l1 dfefsaE n ntG e, y iarEe bot
PiIes-{ -{tifm0rrho
The Australian ertc1nc io1 Piles Is now well known
dt tie mos: tucctat:u1 remedy for the above CON-
rlstnt reeu. j. h>e no equa: IN practice. case
of tirs tr fern can exist ttat 1t VIII not
pe1mAaeuu, cur. In England II II the standard
teni ncs sssrns TX
wholesale "cs:s5n Lsexss. i52Esn'9'-su'r xAwAs
A'rof. Chas. DE Grains Electric
1t eetnl thst BheninAtlstr, Deafness, Neuralgia,
wolisr aod STD Joi1ts, and other ComrIAnfa 70
Ehch We axe AL tup4cCt have iost their 1trfors.
Prof De Ernt1s RfecaEtc OH warranted 70 relieve
e1pebse. Oaly $: cucis sEd = not'le. SOLD b
ErucEts.s aad store7ecpers every whtet. S. C. q E.
EA4, south Eighth at- rhllhdelphla, Sole AGENT
HUhNaAM ( TAt Be- AAcK. Is .-axe stsecl. Chi
cAEo. AEent4,
fof - ;: al Dtorgiats aad Merchants.
apl.2l3 my W&r
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a Liam ~ ~ OA@AA ~
lA kRN aAlLMA1
rra;as eesTeea C.EV1I.AHp All. INV IoisX-
fakee eject May is, LEA
NEW Y6RK THROUGH LIME
!esys glsvs1asd .1;;..' = ~ :. I'd ~
17au'e ZEssa r;'is st ia ~ Id e
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;eaya Hsw Ye1f at--......; ;99' !. =. = E1tr- T.
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A.F.sH1EEa1R a:n. .I,t;s ssnrs
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~EIC190 PITPTTN{JTf1W r.
,EN aIO. DC tsA1N Y toN -
Ccran natsten TIC. It's and the Conditions under ga!sa
.ns 'A4a "u' ~ ''sue' aliss u i mo- % ao1. i5os
a.Esdsie. terusa Hill). y 70 Il
Nsps11ille. ................ g Is
oHELKs ASb REeuL sT1oys Under watea t,es.
mntssion Ttckets AZ ietned BY ihs Chisseo, Bux-.
Nas7os snd G5iEsy Es,lfoad COMPANY i sso!s s,ss:
Gomma:ation fies1E E1n Be issaea as nay S te-
ed ng ne appneaate thsr ~ ,S o9sa %
montn III I'D 10 tsduct;on vi Is 10 mado i foF 5sF
nsat5s szpsed =. s;s, o,,v =, mo 1920, ,,-.. -
ths acSa< III re not sra6sistspla andsr 1ay d.
samsts noes I'D t!sket . presented 81 ~ otag
9ee eeea ah q he a1s So
~! b. u s,s consequence CT the inability OF the
q IT.
must be show 10 the Conductor Whenever required
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e.sYc to 4;or:r-,c sraern!, will tend o'ttsstaliy
10 nxey,1e H.. heath end imptcss thc eu2e@@ton
Is tat,,*, On = hose behAIfit waa ransd:
Tto set far authorizing the Pr1nt Of 9ove1nmens
anuui.ies wil cncou1a.e habits OF psudsnee
AMONG he working claeees, and wtn adord tnem
the MT nm Of securely Investing the results ol'nes
industry.
TIE 1t FOR authorizing further sdvanee lor
pultr woEks IN If the snu f3ctartnG
I'LL consr,nu1c to .ueyi,to the Distress IN these
district. AID viii at.3rd the means Of compietin:
many works ot. masktd importance Tor the health
The actior s,in~ increased hcilatiea for the
Construction Of railways will dtr1frish the e1pen-
res attendant Upon the extension ct snose I'M
pof:snt channels Of communication.
II has a6clceo to Her Majesty the most heartfelt
satisfaction to observe the general Wel-beibe and
copfentment which prevailed throughout her d.
,pfnisps and to remark the ptogrcs stve incre Ire
ano develop Ineos ot t.. a3:.ona: RESOURCES. a13
tiud that, sfter sufficiently providing iur the
tiopal sesyice. you have been. able to make 4
material Elimination in the taxtt1nu ofsfe county.
On returning to your respective counties you
will etul hare fnrnt ant dni ies 10 perform, espe-
cialy connected villa the InStng toxsrher OF the
sf fyeTa] classes OF tho community, anu uer Majesty
fervently preys that the blessings of Almighty
God may attend your exerions, and 4utde them 70
the object OF Her Msies1y's constant soltcltndc-
the welfare and bappfrese Of her peupe.
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educational,
EDI AL.
ST. DARY'S ACADEMY.

Tia .tu fcho.Ae.r year Will commence on the
First N1onday In September.
1nproyemr nte ave teen uaAde nurtar the Summer
y &C ommof ate swo hubdreo no: r7crs a2d the Mu
f.cnl uspA~tuCnt hz* ben enlarged bF q Hall con.
1,iuine tvsutS iour rnNc 70 7u't Eye-y facility 10
.1fereI IN the Instit Elton 'or obtxtatrEa
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The Buffalo Commeiriaz advertiser pro-
nounces the Farini affair at Niagara Falls q
humbug, md thus exposes the fraud:
The above is one Of the periodical Niagara
Falls sensations, gotten up for the purpose
of putting money in the purses OF the enter
prising citizens doing business In the lager
beer and sandwich line forninst the great
cataract. We're we, one day, to. see aome
cnap hung, drawn, quartered and thrown
over the centre Of the Horse Shoe Fall we
should not be surprised to meet him appl-
rently sound and In good health the next
morning-so little confidence have We Of the
reality Of the wonders Of that wonderful
place. We were informed this morning that
the unfortunate and fool-hardy m .n''-the
individual with the esculeut cognomen-is
still on the 1slaud.' Our Informant far
ther went Oh to state that Farini left tho is-
lapd Last night, took bis ense at his Inn, en-
joy ed refreshing season of rest and returned
early this morning It Is understood that
the parties interested have contributed 1ibe-
rally towards making up purse Wherewith
tn reward the adventurous mau.
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RAt!ersca E,a
AFTER EnEa z mls
Perry = D mEs
l'eE,y I Lo1lna mrs. =
Perry Auriilia mrs
1'alk Patrick uurh Err
PetFie Ellen o mt1
Ptt'int Ill Lucinda mrs
Fhe1ap Ii mr1
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s~ The Prince Of Wales Ia going to join
the Free Masons..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

v7D.- let your Drugxi-i pat yos % nth any
ether reu-dy. n be does Tor sale. ~Fciose u
81 Is pr m.ii, md ~il -rid you bottle o. the
Army Aga, Drops per maj, pad.
wtfac cox CO.
Isl WAier a, - D.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
SAME IN SEASON, FRESH OYSTe
PAINTING.

~ LONG. no. , EAST NEW YORK STREET, oP-
POsITB University Square, 10 prepared 10 do ell
knds Of House and sign Painting Granting and Glazing
short notice and In the very best style. Persons
wanting work IN his line srs requested 20 give hin
call ises d.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
HAGkNS MAGNOLIA BALM. +.

This Ia the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered. Il change, the burnt face and
hands 10 sPssriy satin texture Of rsvisbing beauty i'm
parslnsihs maj Die purity Of youth and the disting.
appearances iuviting in the city belle offsshion Il
removes tan freekcs, pimpl-s and roughness Of the
akin. leaving the complexion fresh transparent and
smooth Il contains material injurious the skin
PsirOniaec by Actresses and Opera Singers. I'll WIS
svery lady should have.
ssld everywhere.
Pr psredby W. ?. HAGAE. rroy.s.Y
Address all orders
DEzAs s. BARNES CO., New .ri.
frA5-dsu-ecd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
To Females. old az Young,
Married or Single!

lyon suffering from any Disease peealisr your
se,, your >hould l1-e tins in obtsinR medical aid
where you will surely find II The experience and sue
vhrh the doctor has had IN Female Diseases has in
fuenced persons send him that class Of patents for
hundreds OF miles.
som free. ceipi Of stamp. copy ~ or Private
Litter 20 Married issfies Health
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Doctor will guarantee core o:
M m O. "a nan .. q Hax~n

And also al nfamatory diseases For further nfor-
nstlon call and judge for yourself.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
Price ONE DOLLAR per Bottle
WILCOX & CO
Principal Ofhoe,
Isl Water -. n. ".

n B-Noie genuine unless be ring our sig-
nature on the ~rApper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21

We respectfully call attention 20 car Testimonials
MANY Of our letters attct that hn sred Of lives have
been saved IN the Army By it, indeed. well
it's qualities appr ciaf-d III. Army th-i the
succe.-fal H. the feld and hospital Il
almost usvry IN the d,esses for which claim IS
infs ibiiy The best physic Away seze the best
effect cure, hence the universally of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,

Whose hollow cheeks and psled counisnsnceS tel in
fear al language and silent working Of some terrible DE
ease undermining the constitution. memory and
hurry them TO premature cesth. Reflect while
holds sway, and avail yourself Of the services OF Dr.
Pendery whose treatment dispates the slightest disease
and the hzrrsssing weakness, other
Of serious difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
His Remedies for Venereal Diseases
Are FAR superior anything introduced into the
United States, challenging the public to bring him
case he cannot cure.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Treatment Of Prisoners.

Gen. NEAL Dow, who has recently been
released from prison in Richmond, ad-
dressed his townsmeni in Portland, Maine,
on the evening of the oath ult. We quote
a few paragraphs in regard to thetreatment
of prisoners on either side:
We, were treated in no other respect than
rs somapy negroes sent to Richmond to a
barracoon for sale. An officer who had a
very extensive acquaintance at the South.
said We were not nearly so we'll treated ss
that, for blacks sent for sale were kindly
cared for that they might bring A better
price. The Union officers were treated As
so mAny'cattls turned intola slaughter pen
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and retaliation,I to gobble up pickets, strag.

and retaliation, to gobble up pickets, stray
CLARA and nallpastiss Of -seerts5.-te-Pfe.
mote rood humor among the boys, by en-
sblins ihem frequently to treat their sweet
hearts to the surprise and romance OF q
noclzl<nalS visit and, finally, to keep oPen
fhe transferable channels of communlesT
tiou: by letters and messengers, and all me
versatile resources Of the grape vine tsleI
erSnh. nth personal and political frienes 70
Wellington, Baltimore and New FORK
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office of Comptroller of the Currency
a.. ..-s5. WASHINGTON April 2, 1864 5
yT7HBREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
wv to the undersigned, it has been made to ap-
pear that the first National Bank of Wheeling, in
the county of Ohio and State of West Virginia,
has been duly organized under and accord'n NC to
the requirements of the act of Congress entitled
"An Actto provide National currency secured
by pledge Of United States Stocks, and to pro-
vide for tho circulation and redemption thereof"
appeared February 18th, 1863, and has complied
with all the provisions of said ACT required to DO
complied with before commencing the business of
Banking:
No,o, therefore, 1, Samuel T. Howard, Comp
troller of the Currency do hereby certify that the
First National Bank of Wheeling, county of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, is authorized to com
mencc the business of Banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal of Office, this second day Of April, 1864.
[SEAL SAMUEL T. HOWARD.
Deputy Comptroller of the Currency
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Prang's Album Pictures,

Put up IN sets of t,oeloe assorted copies an taste
fully Printed etueaopes Price 80 cents per set
l Butterflies of America, Part 1.
Butterflies of America, Part III.
3 Butterflies of America, Part LII.
4 Butterflies of America, Part ".
S Autumn Leaves, Part /.
d Autumn Leaves, Part III.
Autumn Leaves, Part III. ''''l
s Autumn Leaves, Part ".
9 Summer Landscapes, PartI.
10 Winter Landscapes, Part T.
II Flowers, Part /.
II Flowers Part H.
Is Wild Flowers, Part /, June.
IA Wild Flowers, Part l, July.
Is Wild Flowers, Part T. August
10 Wild Flowers, Part l. September.
II Wood Noses, Part l. .,,
IL Humming Birds Of America.
10 American Singing Birds, Part 1,
20 American Singing Birds, Part III.
q American Singing Birds, Part III,
y American Singing Birds, Part "
% Life OF Childhood, Part
"a Life of Childhood, Part II
% Ffuit and Blossoms aE&E
70 White Mountain Scenery
"a Funny Characters, Part
y Funny Characters, Part 1T ~
% Roses
80 Views ON tho Hudson l. .AsIEih
81 Views in Central Park, New York
For sale ut
ape PARTRIDGE's New Gallery.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

or barn to aIesp. Confederate oficsrs In
the handa If Union. lpthoEitieG nara txeated
conrtsously md kindly that 10 right.
{ Al little Incident oceurred to myself which
will illSstrate the point of difference q
treatm1 betWeen their prisoners ana ours.
b. q hasge fpr en, Lea AZ va
Gsli1a I'm > ss az, Il had two3arse
trqI5s n 81 away. i could obt!1 s.
,aadk 49, Il tianspoxtn then, hodfey q
o(kSr mode 0lae6nteyaace. Some OF my
fellow.of3cers kindly rendered their assist
>ance, and we carried them between us
through the streets of Richmond TO the
steamer, on which we were ordered upon
the forward deck and were situated on tine
steamer like 30 many cattle, slaves or SWINE
on the way to market.
7 AT City Pointwe met Gen. Lee 10 the
magnificent saloon of the Federal steamer
New York. we ourselves emerging from the
forward deck of the dirty rebel steamer
When General Lee and his fellow othcers
were ready TO change steamers, the General
stooned TO take q small valise, when the
Union officer in command said to q soldier
near. "Serseant; take the Generals valise
OF, board for him p I mention this to show
the sort of treatment We received down
South and that which the rebels meet with
when thew fall into our hands; they are
treated kindly, coufteously; we rudely,
barbourouslV.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

On the 9Th Of April. 1864, Maggie w., daughter OF
H. E. and Mary Parker, aged five years and ten days.
The funeral will take place from the residence of T.
NJ. Parker, Market street, at 10 O'Clock OF Sunday
morning. i
She dwelleth now and kneelcth
Before the Throne of God,
In praise to Him who raiseth,
The spirit from the sod. .z. ..t
ap9-lt-* ., -.--.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
The Electoral College.

Under the new apportionment the fol-
State at the next Presidential election:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

HoUGH MEDICINES Browns Bronchial
~ Trochea; Spaldings Throat Connections; Ca
rvs Cough Cure; Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial; Ayres' Cherry Psctoral; Hoarhound Balsam
and other Popular remedies sold by ~ = s1o ;
7. d. LOGAN / co and LOGAN, LIST & CO
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
All Sorts of Paragraphs.

THE Susquebanna Tide. water canal vas
opened for navigation on the let inst! ~ :
Why should marriage be said to be a.
sstender tie,n when it isso COMPOUNDED tough
that nothing but death can cutit ~
Do your duty, however dangerous. Death
comes to all, and the world does not need
your bodily presence so much as it does
your moral hsroisrn. i
RUDE white bey-Olear the track mig
Small American citizen of African de.
scent----Now you jes' huff me lone l guess
you'll wish you was niger yourself afore
dis wars over.--Exchan9e. e1,n -.'
The Boston Post says that Senator Gratz
Brown has taken the wind outof the sails
Of his brother radicals. One would think
from his enormous supply of wind, that he
has been taking it out Of all the sails afoat
upon all possible oceans.
A MAN, said to be crazy, made his way
the other day into the Presidents presence
and entered upon a. vehement harangue,
insisting that he himself has right to the
Presidential chair. He was handed over to
the police. Now we move, in behalf OF the
country, that the fellow whether crazy or
not, have fair and full hearing.
A REBEL woman writes to her husband in
Prices Arkansas, army 1.-THE letter having
been intercepted) that "Parson Nolan is our
circuit rider now He says that God has
plainly promised to be on our side and drive
the accursed Yankees from our soil. Par
son Nolan is splendid preacher, but ii
don't look to me as If God has driven the
Tanks any too mach ouier arkansas Just
aosc."
JERE CLEM1Ns tells his Alabama friends
serious truths. He says to them: m
FaIsehood, fraud and crime took US out
of the Union. They told us that secession
was necessary to save slavery. During the
ten years preceding the rebellion, the State
of Alabama had net lost ten slaves year.
We had rebellion and the consequence now
is that there is not one man in the State
of Alabama who can say he has title to o
single niger. Not all of us have title to
anything. mos
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Whole number Of electoral vote

.H Tnoie pumoer OF ciectoraI Votes Oh;
necessary to a,choicc of all votes 462. Nee
essary TO choice, emitting the votes of
those States and parts OF States in rebel.
lion, l34.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Ages CLASSIFIED b.
Total----............@...
tales Is; Females p; Colored 2.

:
Males Is; Females 81; Colored o. L''.e1- A1.l
Physicians are required by City Ordinance to SET
forth in their certificate, the name place q residence,
~ bich he or She NAV have died In these matters 1t
IS hoped that physicians will hereafter, when Certifying
be more explicit. .i JOHN Y. hUff,
ap5-St Secretary OF the Doaru VI neai'i
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
K73yERsEs.
IEyons the Huntsville Democrat

From the Louisville Democrat
The glitter and fash Of dimpling hands
Ger murmuring, ivory keys,
And q voice like ripples Ger rushes and sands,
Caught up by the freshening breezes,
That gathers and sparkles and flows from her lips
Like bubbling pink champagne,
Till thrill Of elysium ths senses eclipse,
And the soul floats down like unpiloted ships
On the waves Of the sweet refrain;
And Of the hands and the float Of this voice
And the charm Of the beautiful eyes, Y
Though fair as the ones in which angels rejoice
In the purple of Paradise, hk
Belong-hew heaven is kind to the earth, 20
In lighting its dark melancholy, ~
And riching its dearth with jewels and worth,
Belong, with fountain of music and mitth,
To mischievous, bsauti full Mollie
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Board w anted.-

vTVryE advertiser desires board for himself ana wa0
j in private family. Adde'S " s ~
lister Office. 60
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CARBON OIL--Of superior quality, for sale by
" L. II. LOGAN 4 Co.. and LOGAN LIST d Co,
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MALL AND PAINT BRUSHES, all sizes
" just received and for sale by.
Z. ID. LOGAN i Co., and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.
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JOSH BILLINGS TO THE GiRLs.-Dear
Girls: Keep cool. A blessed future awaits
yu emmy how. Take lessons in the pianna
at onst; piannas are getting skarse. By
awl means learn to play the un song that
has jst cum out. "When John Brown is
over we are Father Abraham cumming with
this cruel war several strong" This stanza
tux the fust premium at she Staff Fair.
Don't be afrade tew get married, yure ma
want afrade. Larn how tew knit ludding
bags to put your hare in. Be vartuous and
pretty. Eat slait pensils; tina will maik
you spri at fgurs, Dat kolone water; that
will make gooo smell Let yure petty
koats idrag on the side walks, and if emmy
man steps On them and tares oph the rim
slap his chops at onst.
If you have got small feet keep 'em hid
small feet has gone out of fasion. Study
travels Tom Moores and Byrons and GULL
vers and Wandering jews and Vallandig
hams is awl fust rate. d. If yu kan spare the
time beluvly and sweet. Remember one
thins, thar amt nothing in this life worth
living for but rich husband; if yu don't
believe me ask your ma. If you have got
red hair yu had better exchange it for blak;
blak hair tina tell me is going to be worn
muchly next year. Don't have ennything
tew du with the boys unless they mean bis
ness If yu don't know how tew skate WI
mite as we'll jine sum travelling nunnery at
onst. for yure plade out s--..
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SLATE PICTURES or Dra,cing School for be
~ gi,sle1s. Parts |, 2, 3, 4, s, E.
publication in the same style as formerly i'm
ported from Europe. To create and cultivate the
taste for Drawing nothing can be found superior for
the young student who re lies mostly on self in
struction Recommended and adopted by the prin-
cipal Drawing School Teachers
Price 4 8 cents for each part
For sale at PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY
apo
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REPORI
or THE
Board of Hehlth.

c.,...od tabnlar statement Of the Board of Health
~ ths ctv of Wheeling for the month Of March, 1861
bov;no The number ages and sex OF the per
sons. and the diseases of which they died; nameiy