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ve1tiser, nrst class ale and porter hscwer Of af
teen ycars experience In one OF the lasEeet o1ew"
cries n England and en ysss /, N n1s'
slfeaie a4a pqs1fs 9,ewetJ Nv y 1no Re., NJ Vn~
or IP,.t9 =; e 9ha;7,s.. n;Sysr ams' Chicago H.
oee@oo'iuro1'A"3a
rs 0,., -.-17,,x s..,.
truly wGeae1a s; 5 ,ta sma rH sse1 cone u Pseed
npon rais ,aar ~ ned g f. hnen sepent yH5a S
long n1G9As iseM itom l1e pysqntM. y 4ae
nes1 q Wnout sne5 arS maae oy y. u, fassos. } o.
orcsr T. fTom eaers sU n1opiy ed H''
- 49, =.
RrownsA FerMlfu.e C0lnats. or Worm
dEcn md adults. attributed 70 other causes. 1s &C.
although efectual Il DESTROYING worms, 81 Do no
valuable combination has been successfully nsed by
eating worms. 20 hurttul 70 children.
tion, as neglect Of the trouble often Causes pro-
1onsed sickness.
symptoms Of worms In children are often over
looked. Worms In the stomach and bowela cause
tnre remedy. The combination oflnSfedients
usS n %sn hsGa Sse, t ,s55 :
sold By druggists, chemists and dealers In medi-
ctuce, at twenty-five cent? boz.
There IL EmplsntIcnlly but one Sew
mr. MACHINE. srid that ts Wheeler s. Wilson'S. I
am thoroughly satisfied OF the laet-.TU3qs ueios,
StcTtto4y .ime7iean iastiftte, !Nesg York.
MGa.2t.th&mu
IN 0nfaVnllea IN ~ E1cca1eHeAeH.
iMn3tptHatni: M 4upo9 arc sod ahntla!ly q tae
Wheeler wilson Machines' ooe2'ss'1hGmo
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, 1865-12-25

N!ANTED-3l500 per year. We
W want azents every where 70 sell Our txrRovKp
~ se~1ng Mssnlnes Three new k,nds. under auo
ErPer feed Warranted nyc years. Above salary or
iarge commissions pa1n The machines sold tn
Cnted States fo less than so which arc fy licensed
by Howe, Wheeler d N1laon, Grover 4 HAker, Singer
q Co. and Fnchesaer. All other che*p uaachln. ire
tnfsnseIneM. G1ISa!aEs rree Address, q call upon
wtT. New York: .s;I6 CArtet.st. Ph{ladslp ats; =
Lomhafdts Block, Chicago. III. 100 West Fourth II
Cincinnati Ohio: or No. 3paudME's Exchange, IsuE
Eulp, MY dekob txt1.u
, 1865-12-25

The Eggs of Pllnruo1.sn Serpent are
truly wonderful. A small silver cone IL placed
long nncolls itself from The burning pyramid. The
bext {ssiIhout smelly are made by T. K. Parsons. Of
10 Walker street New York, at 30 cents per nest.
Urltyr from dealers promptly 1lled.
3e95b5ii- lGt-A.W-F
, 1865-12-25

To Brewers and 1Inl<ter.-Tl1e ADJ
teen vcars experience In one of the largest brew.
cries in England and len years experience in Dos-
ION, Mass, deslrrs an engagement 10 some extern
sivea a]e aud porter brewery IN tho Wcat Address
&C. ". O." r. r. Boz t,151, Buffalo, New YORK,
or P. o. Drawer {, ,06s, Chicago. LII.
Civ Ert -
, 1865-12-25

Observation-Disclosures active,
w earnest and eherHetlc men. {anl 10 Others need
apply tn every Town aud county IN tho northwest to
se the American Conflict the Standard History Of the
War. ~ Horace Greeley.
This work s far superior to many Histories OF the
Rebellion" 95 uaxnoWn Or 9nreaale s1thors now
cons!stns only Of computations nom hastiy written
correspondence OF the FTcbs.
The Conflict" L carefully prepared work. BY ono
Of the Oldest and ablest journalists profound
thinkers Of the His Statements ever accurate
aod hs cone,nsons hoasst and trnshfnl The history
policies Of parties familiar to him household
words. The sale of the work u unprecedented and
is now ready for delivery: Vol. VIII ns ont the
coming fpEnG. We also desire aRcnts for Four Yests
IN secessa. BY Juntus Iieazl Brown most popular
SGoa sd et s.st %er vi he wo. e
Eirid presentations Of the yeiest rnxest and sadest
features Of the war. GEO. l. E.. ". SHERWOOD, 11S
Lake sttect, Chtc3Ko, ILL.,, Publishers. b5a
WANTED-100,000 pounds old
w newspapers. psuphIets and books for which
the highest cssh prices will be paid. Cash for rags.
Basement. 1QE Randolph afroet; rear entt1nce.
Court Alley. near Dearborn street. yaSo
, 1865-12-25

WANTED-People to call and
W see for themselves that what We tell them L.
true Te offer tor sale State and county rights or the
Northwest for the beat Flour md saace sitter IN the
premium over all Others, thfoushdut New England
and the Middle States. J1st call and examine for
Sitter. This will prove at The Inventors Exchange
Room I 7. 115 Deafborn-st. II. Y. BARNEY 4 co.
, 1865-12-25

ST, Louis Marker.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago rribuae.l
ST. Louis, Dc. T.
TonAcco-Quiet. P1ante7s 81 <s.i aasso: medium
,bi,,otor AZ kisx5: comuou manufacturing at fleDo9
10..3.
FipEK-Ettter.
GrAEs--Nheat-Litt1t Offering. Common fsll 1T
u,N; eho!cs fall At fa1q pes ha. cosn-Sa saa1@es.
, 1865-12-25

TnE poe7 Orrcz-To~day being Christmas the
Post Office will he open for the distribution Of mail
matter until l1l4 H., afser which hour the doors
1xill he clo.ed iar the rcmnfuder OF The d0Y.
, 1865-12-25

Col Woop's MCs1uH.-This popular p1aca will
afford more varied Amusement to-day than any
oiher one in the Welt. The wonderful Georgia
Black Bird will he present With the Wild Men.
Great Giants, Fallow Deer, &c. Grand Matinee at
reserved.
, 1865-12-25

Tile School of Trndc will only be
closed during the holidays. Students naJ enter
this department Of the Institution at any time.
j. DYMREHFrHr1I, Principal,
drat.1t J. IT, DYunEyruliru SUM-.
, 1865-12-25

There Ia EznphntIcnlly but one Sew
ing Machine. srd that Is Wheeler s Wilson'S. I
am thoroughly satisfied ot the aet.-JU79s Ieigs,
Secretary .jmeTiean IHsfiftte, lSe,1 York.
b6Ge2tthkmu
, 1865-12-25

TIE DCITEn SwrsuLE.--We Lave obtained a
nearly full list Of tho parties rtc.imized by the
sharp transactions In butter, Of E. G. Bnrnhaul, ro-
ported in our columns Of yesterday. The follow
Inc are the eutie5ers, with the amounts:
, 1865-12-25

FlnE.-The alarm OF fire about ten O'Clock last
evening, was caused by the burning Of large barn
On the corner OF West Lake and pesplalnes Streets
, 1865-12-25

n OR SAL L E-A Storage and
l. Commission bu slness With 800 per month stosags
now: aud not one.tonrth fnll Law sen. and bslt st
take live business partner With tew thons2nd dol.
STDEAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Ro1
1875 ChicaEo. ell
, 1865-12-25

CuE1s7pAs PREsYS7s.-Fartics in eeatch Of de-
tsabIe presents Will find ono OF the choicest as
sortment. of hne gin books, Juvenile and toy
looks in The ctT At q. ". Datterznan's bookstore
No. Sc Dearborn street. lie has also Pupcrb
stock Of photograph albums. winch he Will dispose
OF at cost prices. Mr.. Ratteynnn's establishment
Il nearly Qppoelte the fremont House.
, 1865-12-25

WANTED-A g n t $3.50 per
souhwest. AL out employ mcnt viii tnd Il 70 theiF
ta;e,cs1 70 s.ud sx esnts Ia postsss st.ps aad gss
By enEa9ng 10 the s3ie OF Indispensable u 1ice Of
fausiiJ staple ~ noor and q ready sele Ia a!ey
nmtly, Address +. y. BALDWIN. General Agent In
Dependence Manufacturing Co., Independence, Io1a-
, 1865-12-25

TRY GOODS, WOOL GOODS,
IL Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Ende1shlsts, Draw
GOODS. &C.. &C.. AT AUCTION. on THURSDAY. Dec.
- at * O'Clock, At Buttets' Auction Rooms, corner
pf Dearborn nno Washington streets.
b3t TM. A. BUFFERS 4 co. Apct'f8.
, 1865-12-25
aurtiDu 5ulfB.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OFFICE
IL and SALOON FIXTURES OE a HOTEL
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,. DEC. II. Il 10 o'clock. st the Csss
House. Canal street. corner OF Mitchell. wB aha11
sen The entire Furniture Of the Cass House.
10 WA. 4. BUFFERS CO., Auctra.
, 1865-12-25

WANTED-Agents-I will tell
~ you how to MAKE a.oo or $50 this winter. u
1.sfnl Something no lady q seatenaa IN % .tsh
out When oncc .eer- Enclose Two stamps for full par
tenlass Az and addfass i. J. WESLEY, Fslat,ns. Cook
&0EEkYa 4Hx
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17
City AND STATE',NEW1lSS
c.,d and Other Markets. and
ui.eeIIaneo". Matter ." DC '""""
,he Fourth Page. 5kt I4#y sHf

Ware sorry to learn that Rev. Aiiro'
p.u,l Pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
church for number of years past mas NO,
cided to decline his charge, on account u
declining health, and that lie ih'eno "
90 East in the spring. We feel lna'
our whole community, will sustain au
:,nonorable loss in his removal from QUIZ
n;ast He has long been known among
os faithful, devout minister OF the
Gospel, and, in private life, as gentle,
,ap whose equal it is not often ones lot
m.st with. We speak from personal
experience sD and at the same time we feel /
that We only express the sentiment OF
81 who are acquainted with him. when
We saw that as an ambassador OF Christ
he is noted for eloquent, earnest and ef-
t.ctive preaching, and that wherever he
NAV 90 he will bear with him the best
fishes of his former congregation, and
If onr citizens generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17
rur np,rr Almost all of the manu-.

THE DRArr.AAlmost all of the manu-
featuring establishments in the city were
closed yesterday, and the werkmen ap-
reared to have formed themselves into a
committee Of the whole on the recruiting
question. The heaviest days work yet
done by Captain Stone and his forces was
completed at a late hour last night-one
hundred and FIVE men having been put
through" 1t is thought that with active
work, together with the bounty of six
hundred dollars offered to each recruit,
the quota of the county can be filled be-
fore shutdown tomorrow evening. The
draft will not be proceeded with so long
as recruiting is kept up briskly, but
when recruiting ceases then comes the
"tug of war"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

TERRIBLE Observation-Disclosures morn
ing, a man, two horses and wagon were
thrown over the embankment i'll the
rear of Zinn's confectionery establish
ment. The man had driven his team
down the alley, and deposited load of
coal in coal-house on the river bank.
When in the act of coming out, the horses
slipped, and the driver, horses and wag-
on were precipitated over the precipice
In tho descent the man leaped from the
wagon. and was but slightly injuredione
of the horses was instantly killed and the
other badly injured; and the wagon was
broken to pieces. When it is considered
that the embankment is about one hun
dred feet above the river, it was mir
acle that either man or beast escaped i'll
slant death.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

THE report of the collecting commit
tees for the Eighth sub-distriet read to
the meeting at the Court House last
night, showed that considerable
amount of money had been raised, and it
was thought that but day or two more
of good, hard, working would be neces-
sary to make up the requisite amount
The block committees were instructed to
push forward the work with all the ener-
gy possible,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17
BOUNTY QUESTION.

A Ms u MA A
NJConnty bounty of three hundred dollars
$1,000 be paid to each volunteer who shall enlist
into the service Of the United States, and who
shall furnish satisfactory evidence that he has
been duly accepted and mustered into the said
q. s. service and credited to some sub district OF
Ohio county, from the 9th day of February 1865
until the quota of said county is full, or until
draft shalt take place Each sub-distIict shall by
private subscription raise an additional bounty Of
$500.
We, the undersigned, a majority Of the mem
beers of the Board of Supervisors of Ohio coun.
ty do agree and pledge ourselves to sustain and
vote for the above order, Din lieu Of the order
passed by the board on yesterday at the meeting
of the board to be held on Thursday, February
10th, 1855, or at anymeetlng of said board when a
quorum is present
BIS GOOD.
J. SALISBURY.
JOHN REID.
AUG HANDLAN.
GEO. W. SIGHTS.
February H. ls65.-feb1l.lw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

DIsCoNTINED.-As may be seen In
notice in another column, the military
committee of the eighth sub-district has
discontinued the payment of the extra
twenty dollars bounty which they have
been giving mp to this date. They will
still pay the two hundred dollars local
bounty making in the aggregate six hun
dred, instead of six hundred and twenty
as heretofore. .t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

DrprHERIA OR PUTRID SORE THROAT.
poultice made of the yolk Of an egg
and fine salt, of paste-like consistency
% he nut on the throat, aud kept on thlr-
- ninutes, unless sooner dry. If a child
10 very feverish the poultice should be
r.reated. A wash of gargle should also
be prepared and used, consisting OF equal
rarts of alum and fine salt mixed with
vinegar. For a very severe case, make a
wash for the throat of blood root, golden
seal and pulverized bayberry. We are
credibly informed that in every instance
where these simple remedies have been
applied, the sufferer has recovered
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

FIRE.-The alarm of ire yesterday
morning was occasioned by the discovery
of flames issuing from the roof of a frame
dwelling house in North Wheeling, near
Robinson Il Sons glass works. The
flames were extinguished before much
damage had been sustained. The prop
erty was owned by Mr.. Thos. Sweeney.
1t has been 50 long since our people
have been aroused by the alarm of fire
that the ringing of the bells yesterday
morning caused them to turn out en-
mas 90, and the streets i'll that section OF
the city where the fire was, were thronged
with men, women and children.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

WE have been shown a number OF artl-
cles taken from the ruins of Chambers
burg, Pa. One is a number of buttons
taken from the wreck of notion house,
tightly cemented together in one mass
the whole forming quite curiosity. An
other is solid lump of glass, which was
at one time large bottle in drug store
window.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

LONG DREssEs.-We do not sSe one
lady in ten walking the streets without
constant tussing and fdgeting with the
long skirts of her dress Some pin them
up at regular spaces, giving them a very
rumpled appearance; others wear pages"
or an elastic cord, just below the waist,
pulling up the dress just as our grand
mothers used to do when they went to
scrub the kitchen; others frantically
seize the side breadths, holding them in
front, having the appearance OF DIES
perate determination of sitting down the
first convenient opportunity. Some walk
on, letting their dresses hang, but are
suddenly brought up on the foot breadth
stumble, founder, pull up and try it
again Now all this could be avoided
Modesty and respect for the opinion of
mankind demand reformation in this
matter. We have only given u fair
weather view OF this matter Ii ladies
would only put quarter of yard less
III the length of their dresses, they would
save the amount the goods cost, and as
much public observation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

TIE DRAFT AND THE EXEMPTION OF
C,rpcy,,rS-The Secretary of War, III
onswer TO a resolution of the House, en-
closes q statement of the Provost Mar
shall General that he knew OF no instance
where boards of enrolment have exempt
cd preachers of the gospel belonging to
churches whose religious tenets do not
bring them within the scope of the act Of
February last, for enrolling aud calling
out the national forces; nor does he know
of any privileges having been granted
to,the preachers of any denomination of
protesting Christians which have been
denied to others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17
CITY ITEMS.

( ALr BvRSErr.-on Monday evening
next the first lecture OF ALT. Burnett, for
the benefit of the Wheeling Library AS
ISOLATION, will be given at Washington
Hall The reputation of the lecturer in
this city is such as should ensure him
crowded house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

PETITIONS FOR AN INCREASE OF THE
POLICE FORGIVE understand that pc
titions are being circulated and numer-
Dusly signed in the city, for an increase
of the police force.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters eggs, but
ter, meats, and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment, for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & CO., at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe and Water streets CHI sul soc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS game and
venison served up in the best style at The
lot of wines liquors, ales. Sc. always on hand
If GAUS s. WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
G Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street,
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

wEATHER--Yesterday was steautiful
day-mild, balmy and spri-s -s.rAs..3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

Lublns srangipanni Toilet Powdei
This widely and justly celebrated srslcle, which
is used throughout Europe and considered ne
cessity in the toilet of every lady is for the
first time introduced to the ladies of America,
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is unrivalled for removing CHAPS. BLOT0A.
Is, CHAFFS, and other impurities of the skin,
rendering it SOFT CLEAR, SMOOTH and
BEAUTIFUL.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
L. used to remove TAN and FREOKLES, giving
freshness to the complexion, and healthy hue
to the skin with Youthful Softness.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER.
Is used by the ladies Of Europe to sprinkle On
the inside of Kid Gloves enabling a tight dove
to be drawn on and OFF with ease, and PREVENT.
ing their being soiled by perspiration. After
the glove ia withdrawn, it leaves the hand
Smooth, Soft and White, with a delicate soft.
ness and perfume.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove all all ROUGHNESS aud red.
ness Of the Hands, Arms and Face. 1t softens
OORNs, and all other cutaneous excresccnces.
PRICE rs CENTS 81 so CENTS,
according to size Of package.
~Sent by mail On receipt of price.
For sale by WILCOX & CO,
Prin. Agents, Isl Water Street New York
Also by the principal Druggists and PERU
mara deca2.2m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

The river was about stationary yester-
day. with little over six feet water in
the channel. Business was more brisk
on the levce The river was almost clear
Of running ice.
The Eagle left for Parkersburg. and
the Bayard for Pittsburg. 5000
The st. Johns, Capt Mason, will leave
for Cincinnati this evening at six o'clock.
The Wild Wagner ran aground on
Fish creek bar yesterday afternoon,
where she remained at last accounts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

THE Confederate officers who arrived
in the city night before last, from john
sons Island, left yesterday on the Balti-
more and Ohio train for Fortress Mon
s..t-. 50
TUG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

THE trial of Judge John W. Kennedy,
of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, did not
come off in the Legislature yesterday, as
expected, the special committee to whom
the subject was referred having been un-
able to hear all the evidence in the case.
Thursday next is fixed dis the time for
the trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union office in Nc
Lure House and at station at Bridgeport
FL MYERS,
Gen. Ticket Agt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

Cleveland 6 Pittsburg Railroad.
Shortest and quickest route East & West)
Trains run as follows commencing Monday, Oct
81 1864
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-19

VOL sHMHERNVVN Voc

beligerenls for nearly two centuries, and
by none more literally than our own Gov
ernment.
We have seen that VATTEL, in writing
eighty years after the destruction of the
Palatina,e, says "al Europe resounded
with invecIives against such a mode of
wsging wsr." Wha, will be the opinion
of the civilized world eighty years or
even ten years hence, concerning the
destruction Of the Shenandoah VALLEY ?
Nay, what will be our own opinion after
passion shall have subsided and reason
resumed her sway
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-19
sturdy, indecisiye conflict.

sturdy, indecisive conflict.
Five thousand spectators viewed the
struggle from a hill comparatively out OF
range. Not more than three persons were
struck there during the day. Mcclellan
and his staff occupied another ridge hall a
mile in the rear.
by Heaven it was goodly sight to see =,
For one who had no friend or brother tnere''
No one who looked upon that wonder
full panorama can describe or forget it.
Every hill and valley, every corn field
grove and cluster of trees was fercely
fought for.
The roar Of artillery was unceaslngi
we could often count more than sixty
CUES 10 The minute. 1t was like thun'
der; and the muskelry sounded like the
pater of rsindrops in an April shower
On the prea, field were rideTless horses
and scattering men, clouds Of dirt from
solid shot and exploding shells, long dark
lines of infantry swaying TO and fro, with
columns of smoke rising from their mus
kets, red flashes and white Putts from the
baueries-wilh the sun shining brightly
on all this scene oe tumult and beyond it,
upon the dark, rich woods and the clear
blue mountains south OF the Potomac
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-19
A woman on eswaterfalIs.n

Mrs. l.. MsIis Childs writes letter
10 the New York Independent, in The
course OF which she uses the following
language in regard 10 the la:es. fashions
in hair =:
Thinking of the great and blessed work
done during these last four years by wo'
&sn in the Sanitary Commissions, tho
hospitals, and the school houses for the
emancipated, seemed 10 see briehi
light dswning on our future career. Blu.
the vision receeded in The distance. when
looked from my window and saw bevy
Of damsels sailing by, with hsn-coops in
their skirts, and upon their heads a rim
less pan Of straw with feather in ii--u''
tOrly useless for defense against wind or
sun.
To make this unbecoming head-gssr
still more ungracefui, there descends tiom
il something called by the aowing ams
of waterfall, but which looks more. like
cabbage in net, tricked out with beads
and wampum. If had met them in ives.
tern forests, | should have taken them for
Onbbeway squaws, but their dress was
a la mode Parisienne. This tyranny oil
France is, suppose, one Of the things
tha. mns, be endured, because II cauno'
be helped, till our brains are better devel'
oped. In the process Of time, trust tho
Empress Eugenie will sleep with her IL.
lustrious ancestors. and that no other
fantastic queen OF fashion will come after
her, 10 lead the cfvilize world such
FOOLS dance. What set Of monkeys We
are. in fes,hers and furbelows, dancing
10 the tune Of that imperial show.womsn!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-19
HE SLEEPS WHERE THEY HAVE
LEFT HIM

The signing notes of the damp night wind
Chant requiem DER The dad,
For yet be sleeps where they did lay him
In his cold and narrow bed.
He needed not the cries around him
Ofthe wounded on the plain,
Fer then the spirits chain had bound him,
And he knew no more of pain.
Yes. now he sleeps where they have left him,
Not sigh or sorrows tear,
Can e'er be seen or heard above him,
For no weeping one is near.
Nobly did live that dear and loved one,
But be died midst terror's reign,
And friendIess seems, since death hath bound
him
II his fearful icy chain.
Brave youth he sleeps where thsy have left
him
On the lonely battle plain
Bu, angels ever hover Ger him
As be lies amid the slain.