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Medical Department

SURGEON Y, CLENDEEIN, 0. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
beTiand. Office "a Cherry street.
SURGEON L. FLETCHER, Q. 8. VOLS,
Medical PuTTsyor, y. S. A. Office North side Of
Fub!ic Square, between Market and Front.
ASS z SURGEON D. BACHE, q. s A.,
Medical Inspector. Office q Cherry-street.
SURGEON l. A JAMES, 4TH O. V. c.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Once "a
CheTry-strsst.
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LOODi BLOODI BLOOD
Hsimuold's Highly OoAcs5rzatsi U0zP9uzl
Fluid Extract SarssplrlIIs
SYPHILIS.

nus - AL afecbOn % the hood, and sssscsg ne
5exua- U1saray L4nings o. the Nose, Ears, IhrJs
Wtndp.pe, Rlla oyer mucu5 surfaces, nrslInR p
appearance m The form a. Ulcers. HelmboIFs IN
tTact haraa aria puzzles TIE Blood, snd remove
a. scaly eruptons = ne ssin, giving 70 tbs con
Pien0n es5ar and healthy color L being Drspai
ed expressly ior this class o. oounplsints II bod
purifying properneg ere preserved to grsstar o..
tent LAaa say othsE pEcparatiOn Ci 5srsaparhG
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

Prom eight 70 twenty years standing, with EAznos
kngEn ~ science and anne.
Fox medical p70perues q Bucbu. sse Dtsp'nsa-
tory q toe United state.
s. PrOssss0y DsTess' valuable works o. he
Practice Of Physic.
see remarks male " the lste celebrated Dr.
PhFsick, Philsrif ipii'a.
go remarks made - Dr. EFnrum 3lcDoasA,
eeieirutsd pisvEiciau and nennteT o. the t0ys
College ~ Surgeons, ireiands aaa puhiisiei hi tbs
Transitions Ct ths KING a3d Ilussa's JOurnA.
see Msdco-Ch -J.rs 81 Review, publishei By
Bealaulin IrsYer-. FeilON o. the koyai College o.
Surgeons.
3ee most o. the late sLsBdsrd works on med cine.
EElract buchu,-----tlO per bottle or = Z Tor la
I" Bzr.apsFls, 10 " on
InDr'd Rose Wash. % 30
o. hall dozsa q osch for Elz, Ehich WI b
sufneisnf y cure me uost obstlats ca5ss sIfoC-
nOas are adhered b.
Delivered . any address, securely packed IRON
observgtiOn-
- Deserbs Symptoms IN aH c0mmmies i0Bl
Carss zlazsateed- AeFics grass.
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GEO. P. JENKINS,
Msrshsl's Sale.

IFIoI oII a , SuiOs
q. : DISTRICT COURT FOR MIDDLE DIS
TRfCr OF TENNESSEE
The United States
vs.. Iu.o.maE5n
sachpls marked ''B" and "C," ,uIJ No O..
I Trunk marked ID" co.tain ngt
JeBe,ry.
DURSU mt To A NENUITlONt EHFONAS
j {. ued from sa. Court in I'D cause, ON tues
usy the sl,j day Of January. 1-G5, toiwoen ,he
hours Of 10 AMI II O'clock & NJ, Al The store house
on the public square IN Nsshvha, Gd % ming thC
City Hotel on the sou b, ard formerly occupied ~
Mgzsrs. A. J. Duncan & Co, ! will sell, 81 pGbiic
auction, tor cash. 10 the highest bidder. the above
mentioned articles, condemned BY sad Court a5
forfeited 10 the United States.
EDWIN r. GLASCOCk,
jspll-20t Marshal Middle Dist. TenneF see.
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AFFIDAVrfi

FurzOlaliy appas7ed before me 40 Altsr11 o..
the city a. Philadelphia. X T. Heimb0id, Hbn b.
M duly -Eofn, ooh ssy, his preparations c38Lal8
bat are pgirasy vegetable. IL. II. HEIaMB0 ID
sworn aEad Subsidized before re, this "a tsy
NOVEMBER, isl4. WI. p HlBBARL
A.dernasT, etn-stroet shove Pace, ~ u.
Address letters FOX Information To- c1uddsnos
Il. 7. HEI4MBOLD, Chemist
Depot lo4 south 1'entl-atFssi.
Below Chestnut. Pilladeipila
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HelmbOld's Extract Buehu
TOG WEAKNESSES
Ari-iCE rom Ezoe=zss, Habits OF ps-u sti6u -.
Ind >.TetlOD. or Abuse,


a-rfNnEn "itd IHE FOLLOWING sYsFTOss
Indt-iossuon o. hxert-on loss OF POByF,
Less 81 Memory, lifieuity OF Breathe
Weak Nerves, TREMBLING
Horror q Diseases Wakpflluess
Dlmness Of Nision. Pain IN Tn. E.ak
Universal LSSsitnde cfthe Flushing Of the BODY
n1scuia4 SYSTEM ErIpuuus on the F-ss
Hot Hands, fslud Countt uanre,
pTyness o. the Skin.
These symptoms, Il allowed to 20 on which .r.
medicine InYaTiShly removes, soon follow
IaPO-ESCY, FATUTTY, EFuEPTIr FITS.
n one "a which Fhe p8hent mag oxn.rs. VINO rsr
say that they arr not frequently iolowel BY ih0-s
dreadful disease
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
MsEy sre aware Of the cause Of theI' suHsrpg
but none viii confess The records Of the Insane
Asyium7 sld the melancholy deaths by consunu
ton, bear ample wines 20 the truth Of The Rsssf
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WTTE
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the sal Of medicine to strengthen and 10
-yigorate the System, which HELNBOLDS Ky
TRACT BUCRU invariably does. A TIA Win coz
vince the most skephcs.
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SOLDIERS,

You ought cot 70 BE without such TaluAbls IL
cine. The Cineiunar National Union, Of April @4tn'
says, that thousands Of cur soldiers have nseA
saved By the use Of stricklsnd's Ant -Choiefa ~
ture. For sale ~ Drugg IS a ~ cent. Pr ll..1
nsH, Ohio. -,,rv.s . e7-uy
SOLD nj Nashville, Tenn, y Forces 4 sIk
PHENS. STEPHENS, JANNEf TO- D. ~. hhf
9IST0CE Sd f6-tu - th-Ely
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slarery Id the Democfalle Parly.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1861.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-17

Take no BslsBEn, Mercury, OF ucplsa5sn. ms1clas
for unpleasant ADD dangerous diseases.
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BKWARR OF COUNTERFEIIS

AND UGPRnsCIFLED DEALERB,
EnO eadestOr % dispose "OF THElk Own ~
s'other articles on tbs reputation aftAinsd b.
Haluboid'B eieuaiue Praparalionr
I" aaraspayiila.F
Improved Rose We "a
sold by al Druggists eVaryahere.
ASK pr HELMBOLUS-TAEE 10 OF *
Cut ont tha advertisement, ard aand 1F 10, silfg
a POID Igp ISIS s0N = % EXfN16g &c
WGs W=2g
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09

On motion of Col. Downey, E. b. Hall
was declared unanimously elected and
presented to the people Of the l0:h |udI-
ciaI District as a suitable person for sald
office. Jos, A. Chspline, Col. S. W.
Downey, and Abiah Dolly were present
ed as suitable persons 10 represent this
District as Senator. After consultation
Col. S. w. Downey withdrew in favor oi
A. Dolly; after recess of ten minutes the
counties were called with The following
resnli.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09

vile, Mo. John Il. Eakle resides on a
farm near here, and works at his trade IN
town. Henry Berry is located in st.
Louis. He spen. week here this
month. Hiram Miller and William Hes
sey are in Quincy, Illinois, just across
the Mississippi from here. These are
all tina, now call to mind, with whose
status | am acquainted.
Those in Missouri all seem pleased
with their location. This part of the
State has no, suffered By the war, so
much as the interior, our little town
which was conceded ,he handsomesi in
the State before the war, looks rather the
"worse for wear" But the storm has
passed, business is reviving, our mer'
chants are replenishing their stocks, new
ones ere coming in, farms changing hands
and society revolulionizing. There
are plenty of lands Of all kinds and al any
price in The market.
Can't you send out few old acquain-
tsnces we will do good part By Them.
The health Of the county is good. The
prospect for corn crop is fine, but ow-
ing TO The wet spring, the wheat crop was
badly damaged i'll the shock and it comes
in "weather.beaten and sprouty." The
oat and hay crops were more or less dam.
aged by the excessive rains and will yield
but little. Old wheat commands $500
per bushel readily. New SI,25 and corn
sl,OO. BY reason Of the failure of the
wheat crop we have had to raise -four TO
Sl2 per barrel-but find ready sale for
all we can manufacture. Hoping these
prices, which will contnue but for a sea.
son, will no, discourage any from finding
a home among US.
am, yours, &c.
J. Q. A. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
"Sbe Works for q Living"

Commend US 10 the girl ol whom il Is
sneeringly said, "she works for ivIng!
In her we are always sure TO find the ele-
ments OF q true woman-a real lady.
True, we are not prepared to see mine
ing step, naughty lip, fashionable
dress, or hear string Of nonsense about
the balls and young men, the new novels
and the next party-no-no; but we are
prepared TO hear some words OF good
sense-language becoming women, and
TO see nea, dress, mild brow, and to wit
ness movements that would not disgrace
an angel.
You who are looking for wives and
companions, turn from the fashionable,
lazy, and haughty girls. and select one
from any Of those who work for living,
and never-our word for twill you ev-
er repent your choice. You want sub
stanlal friend and not doll; helpmate
and not help.eat; counsellor and not
a simplelon. You may not be able TO
carry piano into your house, but you
can purchase spinning wheel or pair
of kniling needles. If you cannot buy a
ticket 10 the ball, you can visit some af'
Hicted neighbor. Be careful then when
you look for R companion. whom you
choose. We know Of many foolish
man, who instead OF choosing the in
dustrious and prudent woman for wife,
took one from the fashionable walks, and
is now lamen,ing his folly in dust and
ashes. He ran into the fire with his eyes
wide open, and who but himself is TO
blame!
The time was when ladies who went
visiting, took their work with them.
This is the reason why we have such ex-
cellent mothers. How singular would a
gay woman look in a fashionable circle
darnine her fathers stockings, or carding
wool 10 spnl Would not her compan-
ions laugh al her! And yet such a wo-
man would be prize for somebody.
Blessed is the man who chooses his wife
from the despised girls "who work for a
living"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
Communications.
For the Register,
To a Youth.

Don, think intend TO make a business
Of lecturing-l was just rejecting upon
the views young people take of things in
general. They imagine that the pleas
ures Of The world can make them happy,
yet, little experience tel aches that those
evanescent things, music, mirth, &C., do
not meet the demands Of more mature
life.
Sound principles and industrious habits
are indis pensable to The comfort and re-
speclabillIy Of a young man. The Dl-
vineIy inspired principles of ruth and
equity can only be obtained through the
atonement-every other method Of reno
vslion for our depraved aud fallen nature
has proven fsilure-whle the cross Of
Christ. triumphant in victory over Sin,
death, hell, and the grave, insures The at.
lainmenl of every grace that adorns hu-
man character.
am glad you started at the right point
to secure eternal life, the foot of Calvary.
Persevere. by faithful prayer and watch
fulness, in the way of obedience 10 all
the requirements of the gospel, until God
honoIs you with triumphant death and
blssful immortality. | devoully pray
tha, the purity of your life may neutral
ize every aspersion that may be cast upon
it. Af'eclionately,
UOJTD EDIEND
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
QUANDOCUNQUE,
No. IL Law Building. Baltimore.
For the Register.
PALMYRA, Mo-, Aug. 23rd, 1865.

PALMYRA, Mo-, Aug. 23rd, 1865.
Editor of Regisier.-Through the
kindness Of relative, who did not appre.
ca,e the favor he was comforting upon
me, received a copy of your issue ol
The l2th inst. My feelings upon open
ing il, were somewhat akin 10 those oi
your fair correspondent "L. G. H." OF
Danville, Illinois, in whom | recognize a
friend and companion of days Of yore, in
fac. an old S,0eet heart. 70 read line
from under her pen was more than worth
your subscri ption price, aside from the
pleasure afforded me in the panoramic
view lis columns furnished me OF the
scenes Of my boy-hood. 1t would re-
quire volumes to note the inexhaustble
impressions, the shudders of heart, the
thought, the internal Joys or melancholy
feelings which coursed throug b my mind
and my soul during its perusal.
Years ago left Shepherdstown, an ad'
venlurer 10 seek my fortune in the then
"fsr west" casting in my 10, with this
people. gracious Providence has smiled
upon me, and to-day ] find myself with a
comfortable residence. e.the owner OF one
third interest in a large Touring mill,
and last but not least good wife and
four babies, of course she is the best wife
and they the sn1drtest. and prettisSt bs.
bies in the world.
Though surrounded by so many bles'
sings and comforts, have not been un-
mindful of "my old Virginia home;' ofien
especially during the years OF blood and
carnage through which We have just pas
sed, have my thoughts wandered back TO
The old stamping grounds and calling to
mind familiar faces, silently inquired, as
it we'll with thee :" Blu, il is my present
purpose 10 visit you all next spring. In
the mean time send the "Regisier" which
will ever be as welcome to my freside, as
would lis efficient Editor.
Now aud then ! have seen old familiar
faces here and ia the vicinity, Of whom
your readers would perhaps like to hear.
Mr.. Milton ]. Brown is "mine hos" OF
the Continental Hotel, al Hannibal, Mo-,
and is a popular landlord. VIM. Bishop
is State Treasurer, at Jefferson City; elec-
ted by the radical party at the last elec-
ton. John Comfy (ElIs sony is master
OF transportation on The Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad. Wm. H. Griggs,
owns farm near this place, and is doing
well. His son Lee, is lawyer al Kinks
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
Drilling Wheat.

We are convinced that putting in
wheat with drill is not only the prefer
able plan, but that great saving of seed
may be effected by it, and an increased
produce obtained. To SOW a hundred
acre field broadcast, as il ought to be,
will require 200 bushels of seed; where
as l25 bushels. if put in with the ma
chine, will answer fully IS well, thereby
saving rs bushels in 100 acres. The
ridge raised by the machine protects the
plant through the winter, and in the
spring, if the roots should be thrown out,
m any, If not most of lhem, will be cover
ed BY the crumblng down Of the ridges.
All that would be, necessary 10 render This
certain would be, in the spring, 30 pass a
roller over The field, as soon as the frost
is on, OF the ground, and the soil dry, as
the compression OF the ridges would ne.
cessarily cover up most of the roots that
nigh, be found exposed on the surface,
and thus ensure their taking root and
growing Besides, the intervals between
the drills would secure Tree circulation
Of air through the plants while growing.
and be particularly servicesble in PreseT-
wing, 10 grea, extent. The grain from
rust. II the cause Of this disease be al
mospheric, and some believe IL is, the
free circulation OF air would not fail 10 be
productive of ihs good claimed Cor it.
T THiorkiHg Farmer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
A MOTHERS WAKING.

All night in dewS the silence wePt,
And through the pane the moons pale bear
PLAYED on the floor in silver streams,
While by my side my baby slept,
So soft, SO sweet the midnight stole,
1t stilled the hreezes on the lea,
And hushed the murmeI Of the sea,
And hushed the strife within my soul.
And sienced all the questions wild
That came between our faith and God,
And bade nre lie beneath the rod
Calmly, as lay the sleeping child.
Then slumber on my eyelds pressed,
AND dimmed the moonbeams silver clear,
And hid the sound loved TO hear,
The breathing of the babe al rest.
Till DER the sea in rosy light,
The flush Of morning slowly crept,
The whispering breezcs slowly swept,
The silent shadow of the night.
Then wrapped in dreamIand far away,
saw the angels come and go,
And futter of their white wings show,
Like ocean birds at dusk Of day.
They came and looked within my eyes,
With their sweet eyes so pure and true,
And sang low songs all strange and new
The music Of the eternal skies.
But waking, 10 the cherub smiled
Heaven in her soft eyes szure deep,
And radiant 5rom her rosy sleep,
An angel half and half enid.
And little hands were touching me,
And tiny rills of laughter broke
From lips that kissed me as woke,
And called my name in baby gIee.
And all the vision heaVenward swept
Lost in the gold and crimson sky,
Their farewell whispers floating by,
Ons sngel in my arms | kept.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
From the Charles,own Free Press.
Deaths DOings.

Amongst the many old friends who
per, we may name the following, all well
Anown and respected ciIlzens Of the town
and county,
On the Sd day Of September, 1861, Mr..
Leonard Sadler, IN the 67th year oi bis
sge.
Cato Moore. Esq, the systematic and
faithful Cashier of the Branch Bank OF
the Valley. at Charleslown, died on the
2sh day Of March, 1864, IN the 9lsl
year of his age.
Colonel BTaxton Davenport one Of our
oldest Magistrates, and member Of the
Legislature ss far back os 1923, died on
ihe 18th day OF December, q662, in the
list year of his age.
On ihe Slh day of March, 1863. Mr..
William Hurst, of this county in the 67Ih
year OF his age.
On The lsi of Jan. 1863. Mr.. Thomas
Rswins, in the 18th year of his age.
On the 25th day Of August. 1864. Mr..
Nicholas Starry, in the S7lh year of his
age. the oldest lnhabilsnl of the town.
On the l2,h day Of April, 1864, Mr..
Charles &, Stewart, in the 7OIh year OF
his age.
On The 2lst Of January, 1864, in the
roth year of her age, Mrs. Margaret
Hooper. of this town.
On the l7lh day of September, 1863,
IN the SSH year Of his age, Dr. William
Rippey Raum.
On the 9Th of October. 1863, Miss j..
C.. Bird Raum, in the l9Ih year OF her
age.
On the 23d of July. 1865, in the 44ih
year Of her age, Mrs. Mary f. Thomsoo,
wife of John A. Thomson, Esq, OF this
county.
On the 2sih of July. 1883, Miss Nan
ME Alexander, daughter Of the la'e Df'
William F. Alexander, Of this county, IN
the l7Ih year of her age.
At David's Island, New York Harbor.
on the 18Th day Of August 1868, OF
wound received at The battle Of Getiys-
burg, Mr.. Enoch P Blake. member Of
Carpenters Virginia Battery, son OF Mr.
Charles Blake of This county, in the 2Olh
yesr OF his age.
June I'd, 1853, Annie, youngest dsugh-
ter of Thomss Rawhns, Sr.. deceased,
aged years.
Onthe 7lh Of August. 1865. in Gar
nett, Anderson county, Kansas. of ,y.
phoid fever. in the S4lh year Of her age,
Hannah Eliza MoIer, reict of Rolrn
Griffin Moler,snd daughter OF Capt. John
Moler. of this. county.
On the 2ist of February, 1853, Mr.,
Joseph Hsrley.in the 63d year OF his age,
worthy eirizen of Smith6rld.
On The 22d OF September, 1864. in
Chares,own, Mrs. Ellen A. Wager, rel
let Of the late Gerard b. Wager. Esq .oi
Hsrper's Ferry. in The 5lst year OF her
age.
Al the late residence OF Mrs. Wager,
Sept. 20 b, 1854, Miss Drusllla Stewart,
eyed 70.
In Danville, Illinois, Feb. I4lh, 1864,
OF ervsipelss, Anna E., wife Of James
W Myers. and daughter of BENZ. B.
" eish. of this county, aged 80 years,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
JAS. d. FAYxAN. Sec'y.

A dutchman. few days go, picked uP
a bound volume Of documents, on The
back of which was stamped. 'Peb. Does.
Ter Tuylel,' said be, 'rsI Kind OF poOks
viii dey brint next! As | live here ish
yOn on pup fOgs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09

VicksbUrg, (Mi.,is'ipPi) journal. de.
scribes Davis Bend" the former homo
OF Jefferson Davis. The house 10 sps.
cious eoitsge. q mile from the river. with
yersadshs on al sides. Il 10 s"pcsl" Of
the Freedmen's BoIesu. OF the sesea
thousand acres on ihe farm. fogr thosssad
are in euldvs,ion. and ~iI yield shoot
three ihoessnd bslss Of cotton. iwepsy
thousssd bushels nj corn. besides POTS.
toes. Gte The farm. though <tse yesss
in occupation. in not ye, selfspsiiiniss.
and over one ihou.znd ra,ions ase sl'li 10.
sued here. This looks Ike poor msn-
sgeneni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09
YOUR FRIEND.
For the Register.

Editor Register.-In your issue Of the
26th ull., observed a communication ov-
er the signature of 3D." in reference 10
he establishment of an Institution OF
learning in She epherdstown, which article
presented very solid arguments in favor of
an enterprise Of this kind. Having al
one time been a resident of Jefferson
County, anything apperlainlng TO her
prosperity commands my sympathy and
CO operaton. 1t seems by the communl
cation referred 10 that the "li6eral bene-
factor Of our town had designed suitable
buildings" &C., and that 3D." the wri-
ter referred to,recommends that you keep
the "maller before the people" and that
when the people show a proper spirit,
their efforts will be seconded, doubtless
by the benelaclor referred TO, This be-
ing the case, your duty in the premises is
obvious, and | trust you will use your edi-
toraI skill and ability in this direction.
That Shepherdstown is fl, place for an
educational Institution Of high grade, there
ia no doubt; and that scores Of citizens Of
Virginia and the South would patronize
lit, is equally plain. But more anon on
the same subject when more al leisure,
Respectfully,
QUANDOCUNQUE,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09

Extra Billy Smith IS i,ing quietly On
bis lsim near Wsren.oD, Va. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-09

Snow fell last week on the White
in New Hampshire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21
p e L r OIL L M .
J. G. MORRIS,
no. ) WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

OFFERS FOR SALEM LOTS TO
~ SUIT purchasers al the REGULAR
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM OIL
STOCKS; some paying from FOUR to FIVE
PER CENT. monthly, on par value of FIVE and
Ten DOLLARS. and CONTROLLED BY
FIRST-CLASS MEN OF THIS CITY,
Parties desiring daily quotations of Stocks or
information in relation to them can have same
furnished upon application
Orders from parties ont of the city promptly
attended to- Remittance or satisfactory rcf-
crcncr- in all cases 10 accompany order
Sales made at New York PETROLEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE, or at private sale
Refers by permits sion. To the following well.
known Houses OF this city:
Mcssrs HaI beoks X Co. Josiah MaCys Sons
Galwey Cascade = Teller. George Milne
T. c. Morris President Columbian ms. Co.
Caldwell & Morris (succcssOrs to Brewer 81
CALDWELL
C. W. Duer. Cashier Bank OF New York
dn21.3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

Smith of Berkeley, Stephenson, Wells
and Wilen-23. W
"a NAYs-Messrs. Gather, Crooks, Down
ey, Goff, Hagar, Hale, Hinchman, Kellar,
King, Lamb, Little, Morris, Patrick, Pc
terson, Phares, Pinnell and Segur-17.
House adjourned. xrff,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21
4 NOTICES.
HOPS.
shcriG's Notice TO Tux-Payers.
III, PERSONS WHO ESNSE NOT

N YET paid their STATE, COZ MY AND
SCHOOL TAXES for the year 1851 ANA VINO
have been called upon to pay the same, are here
by,notifed that.unless payment II made on or
before the 9Th day of March next, at being the
first day OF COnrD COMPULSORY collection ac-
cOrding To law will be enforced.
CALL AT ONCE at NV Office under the Count
House and PAY UP JOSEPH SElBOLD,
Feb. 16. IsC5d5t Shcriffof Ohio county.