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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

HFTTSBCRG LUTHERAN SfNOD--lni
body convened again Yesterday morning
| at The usual hour, in the Center Wheel
ing Church.
After roll-call, n lumber of delegates
were received and four sister churches
and denominations were admitted As adj
visory members. Rev. F. Stelling, from
East Ohio synod. Rev Swingle, from
English Synod ofOhio Rev. DR.. Krauth,
from Pennsylvania Synod Rev. J. We'd
die, from Maryland Synod. Rev. DR..
Martin, N. E. Church. Rev. Fl. s. White
and Rev. W. Livesy, of National Freed
mans Association.
Delegates to sister Synods presented
their reports, from which it appears that
the relations of this with other Synods
are of the most fraternal character.
The committee to prepare an address
on 'The Pastoral Relation" reported,
and their report vas made the order of
business for this morning.
On motion, the Rev. Fl. s White and
Rev. W. A. Passavant were invited to
present the claims of the National
Freedman's Association" which they did
in quite lengthy speeches.
Rev. G.. F. Stelling, of the East Ohio
Synod, presented the fraternal greeting
of the body which he represented, and
was heartily welcomed, with the assnr-
INC that a delegate would be appointed
to their next convention.
Rev. J. Fishburn. delegate from Cana
da Synod, appeared and addressed the
body, President Kuhns welcomed hiss in
a few brief and appropriate remarks, and
Synod adjourned.
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GET THE BEST. Cove oysters canned
fruits, pine apples, English pickles. sauces. cat
SUBS, Bailey's Excelsior Baking owder' green
corn. NJ. & j. Pollacks family -four, and a prtme
| stock of choice family groceries constantly on
hand and for sale by Booth, Battells s. Co.,
Steamboat Agents, corner Monroe and Water
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III u - ASh 49,
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you must
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OF those YOU wish TO become our customers. II
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too public, or draw COO many into your store 10
see what you have 70 offer.
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NOTIFY EVERY NAN
Woman and child. 1t is certain that dfty pei
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in this City oy prudent distribution OF bills and
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

The following services for to-day and
tomorrow have been appointed by the
Lutheran Synod. now in session in this
city.
Services preparatory to Communion,
this afternoon at 81 o'clock.
At Eng. Luth. Church, corner 4th and
Monroe SITS, Rev. J. Fishborn, of Canada
West.
At German .Luth. Church, Centre
Wheeling, Rev. J, B. Fox.
This evening at It o'clock, the ami
versary of Home Missionary Society, in
German Church. Addresses by Rev. J.
81 Brown. of Alliance, Ohio, and others,
in English and German languages.
Sunday Morning.-Eng. Lutheran
Church-Rev. W. A. Passavant and Rev.
q. Louis Baugher of Norristown, Pa.
German Lutheran Church, Center
MISUNDERSTANDING, sermon by Rev. j.
P. Hentz; Evening, sermon by Rev.
Lemcke.
Svuodical communion at II o'clock
Afternoon 1t 81 o'clock, Union Sunday
School meeting at First Presbyterian
Church. Addresses by Rev. DR. Passa-
want, Rev. D. Graver, Rev b. W. Roth,
Rev. q. L. Baugher and others
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ATTRACT THE ATTENTION

cr Is A FACT admitted by every man wht
has succeeded in business, that to do business
Inu must
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OF those you wish TO become your customers. l
r,ur wares are of that sort that are USED D
everybody, you cannot wei make your ouslnes
too 1ubIic, or draw COO many into your store e
zee what YOU have 70 offer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

I'm SUNDAY ecnDoL MExrrSG nm
DIR tho aaspiess Of the Pittsburgh Synod
of the Luthern Church. tomorrow after
noon promises to be Gne OF tho largest
and most interesting eve held in our
city. There is q beauty and glory about
q union of Christians in such meetings,
where the lambs of the foldare gathered
together Of different denominations and
different languages, and yet not differing
as to the one great object of adoration-
the Savior of the world. Addresses viii
be delivered by Rev. WA Passavant,
Rev. d. Carver, Rev. H. Louis Baugher,
Rev. n. W. Roth and others. The meet
ing viii be held in the First Presbyterian
Church.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-03

The following named Lutheran mill
listers have by the Synod been appointed
to occupy tomorrow the pulpits desig.
mated:
St. Matthews Episcopal-Rev D. o.
Carver, A. N.
Fourth Street Methodist-l04 A. NJ,
Rev. r. Hill, of Pittsburg, Pa 74P. NJ
Rev. G.F. Stelling. of Canton, Ohio.
First Presbyterian-A- NJ, Rev. j. g.
Goettman, Allegheny City, Pa; P NJ.
Rev.G Bassler, Z~elienople, Pa
Second Presbyterian-A NJ, Rev. Fl.
Reall, Orphans Home; P. NJ, Rev. j. K.
Melhorn, UniOntown. Pa.
Chaplain Street Methodist-l01 A. NJ.
Rev. J. II. Brown, Alliance, Ohio; " P
W.. Rev. J. Welker, Brookville, Pa
United Presbyterian-104 A. NJ, Rev
". F. Ulery, West GreenviIle, Pa
Fourth Presbyterian-I04 A. NJ, Rev
A h. Waters, Prospect, Pa; II P. VI.
Rev. J. Wright, of Pa.
Ref. Baptist-P NJ, Rev. J. S. Lawson
CHARTERS, Pa.
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rHR DAnrRRGlsTER sFKAM
III PRINTNH JOB 0FFICE executes al
kinda If Printing, ff1m . Card b Pssesr.
neat1y, chssply. and On short patipa. O6los @
HnRia1 sxssf between tha HeLure H0ua md
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INFORM THE WORLD,

Fix your standard On the outer wal IN IN
,hape of handsomely printed Posters, and scat
, Ter Circulars and small Bills, "thickas leaves d
VaIlambrosa." Or il, as is most generally Tn
case, your wares especially address a p%articula
alaaa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06
Sober Facts for Thiuking People.


Year after year, for an eighth OF cen
iuy, the Press of he county has chroni.
ced the beneficial fleets Of fHoSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. Editors, authors,
physicians, merchants, officers of The army
and navy, chemists, counselors, ministers,
of the gospel, in short, great cloud o wit
nesses Of every profession. trade and calling
have testified to its efficacy as a tonic and
regulating medicine. The names aud state.
ments Of these Witnesses have been pub
lshed in the pablo prints. Many OF them
are well known 10 the whole public Their
testimony has never been challenged or
imPugned. Upon evidence far less weigh
Is men are acquitted or condemned by
considerations juries.
HosTErTEa SroMAcH BlTTEEs is rot,
however, upon trial. II has been tried and
pronounced on the authority OF those whose
lives and health ii has pseserved, pure,
harmless, and eminently salulary prepara-
ton. Attempts have been made 10 rival it .
They have failed. Can II be necessary 10
say why they have failed? Ask The recov-
cred dyspeplics, billions sufferers, victims
OF fever and ague, and nervous subjects
who have experienced its effects, what ttty
think oft ASK rHeM and be guided solely
by what they say. Sold everywhere.
Nov 90, 1865.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06
IL00IsBTRo, WEDsEsDlT, DEC 6Ih, 1858.
Fernando Wood and Horace Greeley.

Politics. make strange bed fellows" is
an OLD saying and il again verified in The
City Of New York by most rem atkabls
Un;on Of Horace Greeley aad Fernando
Wood on nns City ticket for Mayor and Cor
poraiicn Counsel. The Democrats of the
Tanmauy organizalion nominated Recorder
Hoffman for Mayor and Richard OGormso
ESQ Tor Corporation Counsel.
To dsfesi this ticket Horace Greeley the
ialber Of The abolition negro equality party,
and Fernando Wood, leading Democrat Of
The most extreme views, have united s1o-
zar Hall and The Citizens Association, and
nominated john Hecker for Mayor and
o. German for Corporation Counsel.
We call attention to this most unnatural
fusion for The purpose of showing how hol-
low hearted aud bypocriicai are the pre-
ieniions OF both Greeley and the Woods
thai they are governed by principle. Wood
prstends that he hates the negro equality
party, and Greeley cannot say lhings vile
enough 10 express bis deresation of Cop
perheads,r and yei here We find Ihe very
antipodes 10 politics in " arm AID loving
embrace prsising he other through
The columns of their respective organs.
When Democrats Of the Wood school
nho, are constantly condemning The action
Of lhs Democracy 10 their conventions for
not rspudiaiing every dogma or pAnciple
started BY our opponents, thus lovingly EN-
brace The viesI enemies OF Democracy for
The vey purpose Of defeating the regular
Democralic ticker as in New York, We may
well hold up our hands in smszemenl and
avail with anxiety the next development.
Wei, Democrats, we have been beaten
tsi enough in the recent elections buI We
never dreamed that MozaH Hall under the
lead OF Fernando and B. Wood would march
bodily over 10 The most extreme negro
eqpaIiiy man OF the abolition party and sur
render everything uncondiiionalIy'o him, and
this 100 whilst The Demccfscy have ma
joriIy OF twenty Eve Thousand in that city.
Hoffman is elected
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TIE Spirit Of Vengeance.

Many OF the radical press seems dssirous
of finding mere Treiexl for keeping the
country divided. These papers although
some OF them pretend to support the policy
OF the Prssideni. DO not hesitate TO ceusure
that policy upon every possible OCCASION
Oilers support Johnson believing that he,
like The balance of his party, is a disnnion-
isl, opposed 10 letting The South come back
into Inc Union Is il not strange that
any per-on of sense can longer be led by
these dsunioni-ts OF The negro parry
"War for the Union! Union party ~
and yet opposed TO the Union Disuuion-
lists in feeline, ii action, in teaching
breathing a spirit OF blood, plunder and
desolahon, and calling Ibis loyalty ! II that
is loyalty, He'll is foil of il h!!-S,mbury Dem
ocr1t.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06
A CORRESPONDENT of The New York World
writing from Montgomery, Alabama, siales
the following truthful matter:

the following truthful matter:
II is true, as stated, that in The various
S0pihsrn cities there is much suffering
among The negroes, ard they are dying of
! by thousands; but, by earefnl investigation,
/ | am persuaded that this state OF affairs Is
I directly iraceable 10 The teachings Of North
! ern men. who, in their original harangues
! to The freedmen, in pressed upon them the
idea that they must not hire 10 their ldte mas
ters that the Moth would take care of
them as il had heir brethren at Hilton
Head, and after Christmas a forty acre
loP' would be sci off 10 each OF them; and
held out every inducemeni ar lnem TO
crowd into the large towns, that they and
their children might be educated, elc.
speak advisedly when say that the above
ideas were insidionsly rculcaIed by No:th-
ern men throughout the South, and the le-
gitinale result OF these teachings has been
as desired, 10 cause great influx OF the
negro population into the large towns aud
cities, where there is but lille employment
for Them, nor tenements adequate 10 their
wants, and as a sequence we fnd Them TO-
day hnddled together like swine in lily ven
iilated cellars, huis aud alleys, living 10
filth and idsness, waiting Tor the good
lime coming,H about which they have
heard so much tom their Northern friends
Il ls charaei erislIc Of The negro TO put con-
iide6ce in what Ncriherner may tell him.
yel if ne gets iniu>any difficulty be is sure
TO go TO his forueF mater, and not in vain,
ier aid, ard ! have yet 10 fiud one Sonth-
eruer who is not, aad does not act The
fIiend 10 his former slaves. The freedmen
are daily the Recipients OF gfaIet abuse
and harsher treatment from the Yankee
soldiers lhan from the late shareholders,
and in every instance, OF lhe many which
have cone under ny observation, where
The negro has gone back to work on the
plantations, he has received good treatment
and is now doing well, and not one can be
found who IS suffering from The pangs oil
hunger or from cold. Planters are to be
seen every day in this as well as in every
Southern eity endeaVorug in vain 10 pro.
cure laborers TO work their plantations, and
it is alone owing 10 the erroneous teaching
Of such Northers men q French aud Fisk
that the negros are now starving 10 town
instead of being al work for lher former
masters.
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THE WEEKLY
RAgR9Gg & W1g11e
FOR THE cAMP4tGN or 1865.


The political campaign Just opening j.
| Peunsy lvania Is destined 10 be one OF great
Importance, and 10 have a powerful inilu
ence upon lhefuiure OF The country al large
! in great measure ii will deierm inc the.
gubenaiorial contest of 1866, and have an
Influence upon Tie presidential election two
years thereafter But, more important, il
will probably determine the choice OF be
next U. :. Senator from this State aud II u,
affec, The legislation of Congress and the
restoration OF peace 10 the land. II is,
therefore, Of vital imporiauce that ever,
exeriion should be made by every member
of our party 10 secure the victory. Nol
only should every LEGAL organization be Pui
to work but every honorable measns eho oud
| be adopted o stir up The apafhelc and
lukewsrm aud 10 make new voles by con
version. II can only be through The i'm.
mulable and golden principles OF Democra-
ry hat the county can be- redeemed IRON
the ~lhraldom Of ionaliciem, degradation and
taxation. Outside The Democracy theIe are
10 principles. Ihe rule OF action Of ih z
opposition is ever chan2ing-one thing to-
day-somelhing else Tomorrow. II is held
together merely by exped!enIs-the la'esl
and most outrageous OF all beng lhe mod
ern, siX-monihs political trick Of negro
suffrage. To deleal this. and all Other
schemes Of the Abolition -shoidy horjes
who live only 70 plunder and iyranuize, lei
every Dem qcral arouse and gitd on The
rusty armor Of his fathers in Democracy
OF Washingon, o. JeHerson, of Jackson
and march 10 battle end to victory
TIE WEEKLY PATRIOT AND UNION.
AS The Central organ Of The Democrat C
party the Weekly Patriot and Union has
acquired large aBd more olhgsed cicu.
laiiou than any other Democratic journal
in the State II has heretofore occupied
an influential position as an able and in.
duslrious worker in the cause OF Democ-
racy, and ils ifiends say HAT il still coalin
ues to be valuable organ Of the party
1t is not for US, however, 10 puff our own
work. II we have been faithful to the
cause Of lhe party and the country, we
hope every Democrat will make IL an OBJ
iec, TO extend our field OF operations by
adding o ouf list OF subscribers TIE !ow
price OF The Weekly III comparison with
the amount of mailer furnished. makes il
one Of lie cheapest OF newspapers. We
hope every good Dsmocrat who reads this
will send his name and 50 so for a copy for
one year. Il Ihis is too much for those who
are very poor, let all such send Us fry
cents each, and receive the Weekly Parrot
and Uaioa for The campaign. The ioloE.
ing are the terms:
TERMS PER YEAR.
Single copies, er annum, So so
SIX months, so
Clubs Of ten or moIe to one address %
DURING TAE CAMPaJGE.
Single copies 50 cts
Clubs OF ten or more to one address so cts.
All orders should be addressed to The
PATRIOT AND UNION.
Harrisburg, Pa.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

TRE FESTIVAL AND FAIR of The Washing
ton FiTe Company closed on Saturday night
last II vas q complete success both 10 the
amour, Of pleasure i, afforded TO those who
visited il, and the pecuniary advantage
reaPed by the Company. We have not
heard Nhei amount of funds were realized,
but il must have been a handsome sum
The Caae 10 be presented to The editor com
manding The most votes, alone brought in
over two hundred dollars. The voting on
this question became very exciting at the
close OF the Fair, and as The secret ballots
were thrown in much speculation were
INDUCED in as 10 whom wouid fall this
splendid testimonial, which was not al
layed until the committee announced that
the editor OF The INTELLIGEScER had received
the highest number of votes Then a
cheer went up for The successful candidate
that shook Thompson's Hall from base TO
apex. The whole number of votes poIled
was 5,s363.-D Danvills IntelEgencer.
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Nice Company:

That portion OF The clergy known as po-
lhicaI preachers and many even among the
ihfdels of the negro party, have generally
sell up claim 20 'moral advancemenls." y
Did they ever thiok Of their company -
Think .or instance, ffsl of Cameron and
red Herring Cummings starting the New
York World as sort o! ''minis;ers organ"
and ministers guide !! The Abolition cler,
gy drawing their religion from Cummings
aud Cameron ! Then think of Lincoln's
smut and profanity; of Seward's dfupken-
ness Johnson at the Inaugural S'arlou's
blasphemyI Butler among the silver spoonsI
Banks amoug he cotton Fremont among
the mules ! Curtin as Temperance
man Thad Stephens as christian John
Forney comparing the files of his cid Penn.
sy'ranidn and the Press ssekingt trulh!-
Greeley as lar and Beecher as a model
pulpit saint Nice company! Morals in
deed l-Slm5ury Democrat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

THg PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL for Decem
ber,-compleies Vol. 42d, contains Lord
Palme'sioH, Napoleon III, Washington,
Cesar, Hon. d. S. Dickinson, Blind Tom,
with Portraits, Characters and Biographies.
Also Work 'for Women" a new History
OF Civilization; Destiny of America: Beau
ty, yigor, and Development; Symmetry OF
Character; Phrenology in the Pulpit ;
Animal Types of Hnmau Physiognony
Gymnastics for men, women, and children /;
including EthnoIogy-onIy 20 cents, or
$500 a year. New volume begins with
Jan. No. Address Fowler & Wells, 3s9
Broadway, New York
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

CLERICAL APosrAsY While in the Church
es Protestant Priests are decIaiming against
Theatres and Clrcuses, in the Post Office
they are preaching in their favor by display
ing the picture OF Abe Lincoln and describ-
ing him as "lhai great man." A more ap-
proPiate place TO hang such pictures would
be 10 1he vestibules OF theatres and upon
The walls of circuses, where the object is 10
decoy the nnwary. SaiaD's reward is for
The political Priests aud mercenary hirslings
who lfus keep peoples minds in the direc-
lion OF vile places of amusement.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

CoNGsEss is session, bui "a YET &c bave
very liule oftheir proceedings The organ
izaiion was effected by The election OF Hon
Schuyief CeIfsx, Of Indiana, Speaker, over
Mr.. Brooks. Of New York. The election
over. Mr.. CoIiax made short speech and
shen was conducted to the chair. Mr.. Me-
Pherson, the old Clerk, was declared by
resolution TO De The clerk for the present
House The names Of the Southern mem
bers were left off the roll, not even placing
on the list Mr. Maynard, Of tennessee, the
Stale of President Johnson's ralivi,y, and
which Stale tc-day furnishes The Chic!
Magistrate Of these United States. Is no,
Tennessee legal to The Abolition pary9 Il
would seem not. When Candidate Tor he
Vice Presidency was needed 10 bolster up
The corrupt party, that State was loyal
enough to furnish The man WilIthe Pres
ideni like The treatment his neigabors are
receiving al the hands Of such men as Sie-
vrns s. Co. We rather think not.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

GENERAL GREGoR's course ID Texas is
generally denounced, sad said 10 be iufu-
ing insurecticnary sentiments ilto the
minds Of the freedmen. He addressed the
freedmen, denonnceing the course OF Col
Strong, OF General Howard's staff, who, in
prsyiovs address, advised them to return
to their former owners as beir bosl friends
and not depend on the government for
assistance.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

TIE Atlantic and Great Western R. R.
Company, received possession Of fhe Gaia
wissa Raft Road on last Friday. We have
been Informed that no change will be
made ia the working force of the company.
The old employees will hold their positions
under the old regulations, aud all 10 be
worked under the supervision oflh gente-
manly and efficient superintendent, George
Webb.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

BoDY FoCSD-While young,man, named
Leyan Daueheriy, was engaged in hunting
on the rlvef along The island above this city,
called McCormiek's island, be found the
tody OF q man who had evidently mel
deaih BY drowning. lie issu.sdiaieiy noii-
fed lodge Hester OF the fact. Squire Cor
bet, in the absence OF The coroner called a
jury, who held an inquest over The body,
and returned a verdict OF Accidental drown
ing" No clue was discovered as 10 the
identity OF the person, bot be is Supposed 10
be The person who. about four weeks since
was missing al Clark's Ferry. The body
was much decomposed. and was dressed in
brown flannel shirt and soldiers panla
looms. No clue was found as 10 his name
Patriot & Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-06

Worthless as is the consen piibIe shoddy
|rss currency, there are those among the
|psriy Of grand moral ideas in the interest
|of God and humani,y''-lhe shoddy consoli.
dated desposism ihieves-yho advocate The
|tlealh penalty FOR countsr!eiting il. Dog
|Fofney'' is one OF these. he says, in his
Washington Chronicle, in an article rpon
EcounteIfeiting: "The national credit is in
Lei Congress show its spprecia-
|lion Of the importance Of this mater by
|doiDg that which the safety OF the nation
wit: by awarding 70 the
crime iis just punishment-death.' If the
credit Of the nation is in danger, let there be
3 return 10 gold and silver, or let there be a
paper nedium that the mos, ordinary coun-
<erfeifer cannot SO easily initiate.
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DIED.

Ia Benton township, Columbia county. on
Thursday, the 50lh o! NoSem5er, 1865,
Mrs. CATHERINE DAVIS, aged 81 years, Iack-
ing days.
10 Susarloaf township Columbia County,
on Monday the 9th OF November. Mrs.
CHARLOTTE MOOSE consort OF c. L. MoosE,
aged is years. II nenihs and % days.