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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

Training the Tonafn

In euiiisating the tomato in large mar
ket gardens, The plants are usually p,rched
before their fnal tFansplantinc. and th-y
are then Jeff 20 grow uiibout any sarpo-.
bet in NAL gardens. rot only b. greater
neatncss observed BY taking some pains 90
tram the plants bat The frat Is improved
both in quantity ard quality. There are
several methods - training. One uhicL.
II not altogether the simplest. is ore q the
neafes;. T. described by Mr. 6. ". Chf8s
of Hancock Co. III. e. A. soon A. he
plants are barge enough. transplant 20 rel.
light soil. one in a bin. and % least fy-
feet apart each ray. A. least once ucck
scoop the earth away from around tbe plant
add Poar on aquart Or more Of shop su,ls
When the plar' commences fo branrh. ruf
on the other branches this uiI lave q ten
oency % increase thc size az ere stock ana
cause it % grow bushy. Alter the pfsnf,
are 10 20 y inches high. they shosid i.e
provided 9TH frames. make mine o.
splitting standards from pine boards. Q ~
ieet long. aud starpencI heir lower enl.
To these standards are nailed siais mlae
By saving fccs laihs into three pieces
The frames.src made Us inches. square. nail
ing The iower sla,s o. d. inches from
The bottom Of the ra.da-ls. lie pop,-
one- AZ tie TOP 18th other. ui5 -sr b.-
tween ths tEo. Frames mad. 4. tli..
have oeen b. ase 6se year,. ard -ifb :
little rrPariHE I'll lass srrl- rrsrs Isav,r
When tho branches extend bel.nIft. .l,,.
and over the Coz oi .ls irlnlr. elm tt.-,
leaving ore leai above Oh, irs.f Stem. ana
eontinae % 90 this throuea tlc sea-.
he plant irainel th1s anl shos,., ,.. r.,.
and ripcnin- fruits form.a n.o.t t,,.,....r
ohIect. and one tomato grows .n fbl....
. vor.h q dozen Al asaaUy e.-,,....i
L., yesr bad 10 p.ints. from -s,.t 7
gathered an abundance Of faf f'r t,tf.
use ana oanaiaz. fora family OF Eve Fer.
sons. besides distri1u.irr from I've % ,.r
bus'els among ny hie.d.. No one need
90 b. AFRAID Of using tte sa,r fr,ei. a.
there - % danger u.at che plant al GO
fruit abundaniiy in ny eErer.sare ,i.. .,.L
heuity has been 20 Keep g i,u.t.- -,
much
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09
Varieties Of Fowls.

The next best fowl to the Dork King. in
my experience. j. the Pure Black spanish.
and a white fosl have had for eve ,ears
without name call them Welsh. a. !
obtained them Of a Welshmaa -bo brought
them from " ales With hin. - be told me.
i like the looks OF then 50 ~eli boesht al
he had 20 spare. ksve ksp. them pure ever
since. Hever selling and for The reason that
! wish 70 ny their purity and quality.
nov have six hens and one eock. which
propose TO breed from another SEASON. ard
then let them go 20 the Pablie. They are
Pure white in feather. rose-oomb. yellow
legs. broad breast. shoIl legs. With long
isA tails. Cocks weigh SIX or seven pounds
hens eve TO SIX pounds. layiag large eggs.
not wanting 20 set very often. yet will set
vel aud make good mothers. rise easy and
are hardy. not being large eater. aboet
me.iium between spanish and Dorkins.
Pure Black Spanish are pure black in plaza
ace. With large sinsic conbs heavily scrrat-
ed. With white 'eAr-lobcs. white facr. With
dark ices- Some breelers say al will have
n
deny this. a. have bred tbeu, for thirteen
yeArs. and FOR The last season have bred
some Of the best specimens ! ever sav. and
have sold 10 experienced breeders some
OF the stock. and they al say that thew verc
as good as they ever saw. Nov out %
sixty chickens raised .ast season. fosnd
ten that did not have pure white faccs. and
twenty that hal the shitcsi faces. 7 ever
saw Of Their age. being While all over the
face above the eve a. well a. under, a
seven months OIL and have raised from
hens that did not have White faces. the
vhitest faces q all ! had. Spanish fouls
are non-seiters. and tie best % LAYERS Of
large white egg, and With good care vii
lay al The year that any other fol AL
ana with no better care EXCEPT feed. and
not in thar only 20 give Them al they want
% eat. which = no more than you have 70
do 20 other. although they oil eat one
thirrl more than Dorkins or Canes. aud
one-foarth more than aly welsh. Polands
and liaaburghs; vii eai no more than
Brahsnas o. Shaughies Are good fo~l
for The table. being % tender and -hiio
meal. and good size. weighing a, maturity.
SIX - eight pounds TIC cock. and from
Eve to six and half the hen Nv next
best fowl ar White Polands. being better
than other Poiands for ibe reason that tbcy
have yellow legs. ant a7e larger than any
l ever had Of other Poiands, are pure
white IN PlHmage. yellow legs. and large
caps on their heads are nou-setters or
everlasting LAYERS. hardly ever wanting 10 d
set large White ec-s o. longisb shsps are
easy 70 raise. and easy 10 keep. not eatin-
any more sAan Dorkins. Are good fair
table fowl. Which ! cannot say 81 any other
Poland vii weigh FROM foer 10 I've 10.
the cock hens frosn three % four los Ter
sons wishing to keep Polands. woalI . d.
wise to keep the Yel.ou-Leged White Po-
lands. r.. in County Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09
AND
HAPPINESS
NOT

ot 90 -afst .,sar.,-,. 'h.r aT.-t ns.k ,s8 s-,.-
t.- Do rana...sa f.sf .-.-.-..t-. OF fa- t..,l.
az EN- 10 -.o.r-r,.s faf tsr- 30 alsf. ts
s-fr- Or aaf. r-ar rar rrIrf i-sF-t HELM
Eutp'- COMPOUND EXTRACT OF -AR
AfAhiiLA. Or classes aaI r-s,rar-s ~
ESQ.,. ..si. tas sasar ed a-,ra -,s fa- -,s,r-,.
a. frrgrs 90 Dbl aaaals sh.-t aask~ E.-a.-.
o. ..isaafrs ta- h-s.hs fsor.ss-. afth- hsfy.
e. rsfsis il- t.sar..rrs thaf ga saI rsak.- j.
'a i.r h.-.t. >ara "a rr.a-' .. taaf -1..i o. ---
-i a--.a. hs- i.a. .-ra r..sat o.. - .s-. o.
i.r .r.i f.r.. iar ra'- ave or- .a -h.h ta-v
CO. .ef~.i. oar .se- t-r- ta-s a., strr u
c-r'i.-s,-s ta sl.- .r. -r,..,. t-. ts. .r,si 80
sarl ia'i.- s. -aeu f. ..rk car .t hss 49,
'.-s ,e.r.--,.s a-. .a.as -s-. hss- ssrf tsl-s.
Tee ls.l-sp-.rs.I 81 t.- Csr...t 81 $780,
f.'a. s..i-f Oh poo oi -at-r. oil. ,qusl ts ,a-
ii-haa iHet n,.a.. co e.- i-r- i. r.1a fts.
ssl..s ~ 'h- ~Yfu- ri ~4-aaal.l III. .r t.- l-.se
..a 10 u.aaIs u..-
t. a.-se F,ra-ts a-- r---,l-s .- -.--i.
'r.r-... fs.rr. rs-.a F.-.-..f ,..i.,l. 80
ca. sfn.1.t ..- r..- .... -a-...r ...s ta-.r
ra..a. t-...t t.. .......s- ...t -.I IT,
r.Hrs..saa e' ta-r f.s-ars u.a ,a..- 90
aIIa BEL ir @. u-f......,g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

Losr-srcAa rrov Brrrs Ttefr,-o..
corre'ponlert of tbs Ne- Y.-t Tin.
writes
" 80 Gle Office Of Gle Praris Fs-,.- I
vas shown q loaf oi fhs OBJ fashioned shan.
Of loaf sugar. i, ras niic a. been. a. a.
rlsre called CLausvorfb. by a couple %
"eruans vho have expended a large sa,s .-
erecting ihe works for ca-rrin- on ft.
baHncss. as to,I .bat che bs.i. r-,
1e raised ior o -1atsr. uhi.b .1-rg
oents q hunircl roanls. that from fi,.
h'oai ci-lt rou1is Of sa-sr can D. made.
and .n taese times. ata c'st rot er-eel.--
.'e ccni' pr pond. Ihis is qaits ro.., .
BOT 3ou ray be assurrl there d. u.srb ,r..l'
% o.. The proprietor have not esr,,,f
'norrh o. carry oat u.eir works. 49,
P'ny q about 60 be ors,uiro,l 20 complete
Go plan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

MaSrE1So NrwIv Srr TErrs We
last spring saE neighbor snishing OF tie
planting Of row % handsome maple. ia
froni ofhis dwelling. aai ooapliu enied On
his taste AID Pubiic spirit. an4 expressed
the hope that his trees woaId live and
flourish o. TAey 0,lgif 20 gro~.~ said b.
. ior have pat a haif vbeelbarrou Load
q hos manare into cach hole. .. Have
yea We rrsroadcd. % shcn thc trees al
de. and you nav a. yell puIl them up now
ard throH then on ihc brush heap Bat
10 oouid not DC convinord % Lis errcr
90 licg dung done veil on tire corn fcll.
and With tie hops ard tcLacco. and WV
don't q viih shade tr-cs p Aud 80 b. 10,
h.s hanasorae naples. With their roots en-
veioPed IN The povcrful manure. and the
resuit misLt have been expected 4 lev
leaves Pai forih in May. bar IN J-re th-v
termed yei.ou and dropred oa ore br one.
an to-lay tie trees are dead. The lesson
d a PLAN one keep away manure from
newly planted trees. give the root fnelv
puirerizet saface soil. a. can pc found
al &c tree Wiu doabtless thrive. Istb.
soii needs lettering aacrward. srrly "a.
rare 10 tbo ssriacc ia The hu. anf -
% in The sPrinE. its elects ~lI soon BE-
rlsit-e. LMd. Faru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

a Western paper says" ws-.,r 81,
tbs Office. and editor ubo car rr,,...-.-
BODY. Also. foreman SO can o. sr-,,-.
ias parer, a'to allow every naaas rf,e-.
hsemeuii 10 bead fho column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

One drop Of strorg sriri,s Of hsrs.h,-B
81 Instantly remove The pam caused g.,
M sing ofa bee, wasp Or hornet. o. sbe,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09
farmtrs' department.


A. he arts sd seuence- pertziuing % hi-. arr
cio-es Lnk-d togrihrr. and src iniiuaicls coa-
.-cted -ith AgriCuIiure "A EtcoLA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

OxFosD. So Get or rrohaf-. hell at
fsris. sirkia sn1 60 ~ CsunfF of oki1rt aa
80 thsri rs-.iss 81 NJ a. ~ i~as
~ ~ netrira ol $500 larkssa. -llru o
~ SEA "a. lark-sa ittr ~ fcru. ta ssil Drsa-
e. trrease1. rrariug thst be- aa~rr n.v o. ~
s,rnr-l snf I'd 80 81 Be-. b. istr h-.i.sri's
81 tfe. aai-thst C,-,-ais.isars ~ .ppetaled be-
tasi rarrs-r
o. i-re.l that th- said rrfitioarr give nofior e..
81 r.rr-uns cd eresfrr at eaurtar ifract oithls
rflIftrr alfh t1ls af.rI rf terrr t1rrral o.
D. rntf.s-rl farsr rrfas srrress.trl in he
OSiard prusrrst a ararrarrr lrtrfra at iarts
e. sf.I Cl1ft. fhaf rtra aaat al.af iI a o. aIlfr
Carrfta To- hrl 4t o. r.- on go f---t f---.-r e.
L. nrzf. nt n.rr o',trrk ia ne t.frr.-.r. 60.
sbrs csu.r. iian. fhr, hase. ehs thr .rasrr of
so pctitiouer sh.u't go o. rrarrrf.
EW 49, Jufrr.
Atrus cous--aftest = :. Hoaus. E,s,sfu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

ONFoEr. st.-at Cau.t of fleiats h-ll ai
raus ft,a go o. 80 Canrfv al On.erl cr
th- thnf I -..1sf al Ma a ~ iss5.
m thr trt-aa ,f ~aiF Hruu-ti. ~ttns af 4 b.
" t.rr h..-rii htr ni O. .-ii ia safl rlsnft. ir-
rsss-. i-ssie- tant BE- s1~rf n.v o. as. gs-d
40 90 .-s fs BE-. ru h-r isf- hs-htai'- s-str .
49, ihsi C,s ntssioers b. appointed &C. that rur-
f-.sr
uEussEp. Thst th- rali r-rfifrrnrf give a.iics
e. sI rrr-lns tnlrf~sfei o. rsa-fa9 care ef thts
%. ani or.l-rfo b. urinrrl thrcr vreks surces-
strr', ia o. ns.afl Deed, a pager frfrfri si
rar.s. thsf a'i eeIsons fafrresfet aas af rrf rn
ih- thuf ru--tsr ef Jae- asNt. "a trae'ct-ck
t. fhr ierraasn. af I.att ul ffotatr e. rr fe .s
k.Ifra af rrris. arf she's rans~. t anr. ~
tha sauar sharit n.f 'r graz
d. ~. WOODBURY.. J.sre.
Atruccopg -attrsf
D. Uors,. Essi.fs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

psFoEp,s -. A. Canrt af rrai.rfr Beta af
tu-t-lrr. sifh ~ 1f to- fh- t.u.ft q % ...rl
ou No. ie,h Az Of D.. a. Isss
II q. HASTINGS. Afnla,rffat.., OF. ne estate
II 81 trha Enrkr.f faf- Eft ~fas. irsa. q .-.-.f,.
lr-rn-rI. httirr lrrsrnfrf tis So .eroraf of al.
ul1.rfrsiraa RI $50 tcrrasra c. $780,.
prtrrri. fhnt rke satl kf-r.fn .s-r.tor 80. ...-
csc to ai nrr-nrs rrrrrr sfrf Ir rarstnr q c-rr
af rh eftrr ts O. raii.frhrf three s-rks ss~r..-
sIrf.f u fhe Nktsfi itrl1arIlf a rs srarrr rrfrf.
81 fH FHrrs fr srlf .rrrr frrf fher lsr arr-sr
81 Frei.sir Casff FL fr STA ts Frv-bsrr. 90 thr
- tar of Janr ext. af Cor n'c.erk rr rte rsrr-
nrra. sni shre csr-r if 49, ihry harr. ~ che
rer1rr shru.i 90 fr .ilusr.f
4. " WOODBURY.. Judrs.
trrfrrFF affect.
=. Hoses. Ess.s--r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
HELMBOLD'S

- - i,s'sst.as .r i.-,a- or Una-. L.
s-uu.atiau or -t.-raf.r oi fhe b. 60 or K,i-
nr,k De- prra..ts. Drr.. -si = s-.'.ars olgss-
.c weaku-ss. prt.a,,. F-.s,'e Csa.Ii a,s. A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

o. slnrritr To- aI .treasr- of, -fus..1 ia BAD
STATE oF TiiE BLOOD. ~ a-ceu-rsa.-,l 4,
ilcbiifg cr Lev safe 81 lhr ~rsicu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-09

THE BtsoK KNOT OK Pir~ Trrrs
some Agricultural papcr.. who ou-tt TO
kno~ better. persist in stating that the caa.e
q 'his b. noi kuown. aa4 others attribute
% o. insects. diseased s-p. AMI e,rrr cause
ilf thc ri-it orc ItEa. .i.u. rr-, r.r..-.
iy in thc Agricu't-ris' fo- April I-fs. th,.
Ills is parasite G--us. and ms~-,s,s
dravln-' we're given sho-in.- tie plant and
H' method az rePr'ia-tiou. D. fneoiI
CHARACTER vas made out many ,cars $50.
pc vc believe iaat 81 Ausaa. in the ar
t'rle above qsotei. va ere 6r.t CD 6-r-.
Co. rl-nt. Prom the presence - Ills para
''te tle wood bc.omcs dc-ea.cd. ar5 a..
'routle gocs on from bal o. worse. O.,
cut ihe kno' ou .ts sr.t sppearsacc down 70
ihe sound wood aad sr-i fi< porfoar-us-.
e. rA-rirultur.s,.
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PATENTED
1T WASHINGTON.
eros aLL Hfs
BOOTS AND SHOES.

A. .a.a... t-. Il. r~tsf 'rrs fe give NEw PAIRS
ta ever lHsfaar- uhrae arr r.H...I ..~f--r -.
lftfr e 10 u Hrs. fnr H ar ar So
Has NNI BfEN WprN TO- TH So FNrFNr
taff e. Do INEfh~pN AHlE Tee *
&C. a "a" lAlh o. Hrr ltrrtF - oEN
Nv FsIas uItt 90 alrss Win pfER-.
BE-.
Nas rat- SIRE THING oF or o., t.s,i.r
.lrr 20 -...r a.a rhr a. I-uM Mans War
kANl .. .rr.. co. ~TfHFE Of q TIIE re-
iAtLth- 90 ~hpDit. Tie g. tte h.sf fs
ffaHrr . I.r .sfars of rhr frsI- rtsr 500 I've
ln. ra.r.e. oN a LARGE SCALE. ts sh.s
80 esaf n cd nr fr.r nai a.r s.hnr To
- md ID n.Hn r o. uII WAEAaNT HIS
GOODS cog LifE 90 TOR
VIII YOU ~fauf h. nnf susfatn 49,.
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frirrrs sfrfngh. rtEor ant go lii- frfo 49, sps.
tru, ar ...fIss up - '- iror Consffruifca.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
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~. .h, Frrrr.uf. Ieuis J.hrsou. ~. n
keF " srfrn iartna. x. htanrF. Il. n.
Rev t...ur o.. Poker. :. %. kraEsr. Nd
Eer. a. o. Pof.e. R.Ch-hst.. ND
tsrF- t'ar.n kaIars. iraarrs nans. AZ. n.
LrF. >fIfarus totai. lrreuaah ~tr-s. ~. m
Rev. Z <.arr n rnr. Aurrn.a ~srh~r. 80
Rev. n-'-arn Mtr.rk. a. arsrsa Nd
r.. a. Natr. D.. \ Mel. ND
l.fF- h..r.as IL. fars. a. A. Hatrs. q n.
Rev t.rharr Nrtral. q. this.ra. n. u.
Rev n. u. MrbstFr. o. D. ktnnrs. n. u.
Rev. -. Do. Cl-rh. = r'Fsr,r.r. Nd.
Re-. A.. l. 5arksaa. IA urstrr.E.a
Rev D l.a.rro. D.. IT, e.. Ar.rr. Ia.
Rev = L.. o. Cav ~ IL irtfF lIarsre.
Rev ilrrf1 rhsin, Ja.rs e.. Dnaa. "a.
Nv = % El..rf ~rn.-f a. p
Rev. r.. a.. flssI.rs r..I Nv $500
Lrs. gehn Is OIa.-teal. T.rl Aalr~-.. -.
uHT sarr
~rru ". Fo-tt 4 c.. D. Tr--s-r - U-.,.,
j. O.. uIssr1EE. fsI Ersalaaf. ~ Ia
A. d, sI nrrggssts.
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IMPORTANT
TOALL
L y V ~ LID . .
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


n 81 w-1 kno~n o. are arfr-ai ,rst~-.. 10 thst
IRON b m Nal rrtactp- 81 lie Eiruent "a
ne hsrHL Ahls ts sirrtsrt 80 tefs freaa SO tr1I
ihat 80 eats BE Of the SD b. 80 rrorrIs d1res-
TEL or o. trafa 49, cau-- - hsfsTer. ttr arcv--.rs
I1auifs Ell irln 81 80 taxes tafa - cir rIltres.
n h.s tisf vtn rrt rfste 80 $3.50. $50 cog ~
~ iuar-. uil stuI-i, ~ iraia. -ih sstrsei The
hter ed - ID -rni 90 tisea r-prarrinE FL I,cnis
to ~ rarfs m The ssste sd sxrrs nas ~i N sui-
e. ~ - rfsver crEsn ussF - predr-Qesrd ID tts-
ease. The zr-nt s-ise oi
IRON AS A MEDICINE.
- 80 Ias-n sd 81 ~ "A ga O., ar u,-iicai
aara. TIE 80 ruirr hss br-n ta stsiaia surh
Frrraratl.l Ell if 81 49, euirr ths ctrr.sir,a sal
assilui'ste 10 o-ce ~ IN thc ta-sl. Thts r-,taf.
.ass ~. Have. M.--arau-sus STATE Cheuaass.
has hrra arfsinst in m reruVisn >srur. O. co-n-
tiaa-iaa ia 80 bclsl, uakas~a
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
B. FRO Objected saiuiioa &C ths PEOrONIDE
striAr- at ne Rect of ns-ea-r o. surp'stnr thr
hl'al uitA - N.iai ffiac,pis or LIE ELcneut-
iroa-
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
curcs - -rrr.si.. Live Csrrfs.af. Dr.usv. Te-
80 ard Age, les 81 Eaer 81 L. Spir.fs.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
iuiu-cs sfrsagrh. vigor snf go hf- iuto 80 vs.
tru, Ar aaiiss ~ - '- les Coa.fituiiou.'
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
rure- N-fvuas AGO.. Tcnsi- Cou,r lsiut,.
ana al ts.tsrs rf rhr krla~fs nrf ntsddsr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

THE FIRST w Va. .VETERANs.-This
gallant regiment, which reached here on
Sunday evening is now encamped on the
Island. The men have been mustered
out of the service, and as they yesterday
handed over their arms, they only await
their pay to enable them to return to
their homes The regiment was formed
by consolidation of the Fifth and Ninth
regiments. The men were recruited In
West Virginia and Ohio, and have seen
much hard service, having gone through
several campaigns in the Shenandoah
Valley, and participated i'll many battles
in the army of the Potomac. The follow
ing is list of the officers at present in
command of the regiment:
w. Enochs, Colonel John S. p. Car
roll, Lieut. Colonel; James p. Wagner,
Major Francis L, Jersey, Adjutant, Jno.
Surgeon; Richard L. Meers Assistant Sur
geon; Joseph Little, Chaplain.
The following is a list of the officers
command ng the different companies;
Mark Poore, Captain Co A; John Q.
Hagerman, First Liuteuant; Columbus
Enochs, Second Lieutenant Oliver
Phelps, Captain Co. B; Cyrus Partridge,
First Lieutenant; Vinen ID. Gardner,
Second Lieutenant; William A. Zeigler'
Capt. Co c; Anthony O. Stiverson, Soc
ond Lieutenant; Cornelius Nj. Conley,
Captain Co. D; Lorenzo d Markin, Second
Lieutenant; Hamilton Willis, Captain
Co. E; Alfred O. Enochs, First Lieuten
ant; George w Will, Second Lieutenant;
Jacob May, Captain Co. F. Silman Andry,
First Lieutenant; Geo. +. FARRELL Second
Lieutenant; VIM T. Elswick, Captain Co.
q; Charles o. Phelps, First Lieutenant;
John NJ Truman, Second Lieutenant;
John ". Johnson, Captain Co. H; David
A. Johnson, First Lieutenant, John Zim-
norman, Second Lieutenant; Robert
Laughlin, Captain Go. l; Harden Kuhn,
First Lieutenant; Lawrence Leppert,
Second Lieutenant; Henry c. Duncan,
Captain CO. X; Andrew j. Johnson, First
Lieutenant; James T. Haley, Second
Lieutenant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25
HEAVY RoBBEaY Lon THURSDAY night

HEAVY RoBBERY Lon Thursday night
last, woman named Annie Stewart, in
getting off train on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, at Steubenville,
picked up and carried away . carpet
sack belonging to H. 8. vanwinkle, OF
New York, which contained oil leases.
&c, to the amount of about $1,000. Mr..
Vanwinkle discovered his loss upon
reaching Wellsville. when he returned
to Steubenville, and, with the assistance
of an officer, traced the woman to the
residence of Mrs Hoover, Immediately
below the city, where the carpet sack
and contents were discovered. Mrs.
Hoover informed the officer that Annie
was about to burn tho carpet sack in or
der to prevent detection, when he ar
rived at the house Annie succeeded in
making her escape.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

DIR. G.. w. ROBACK-Sir Your Blood Pun
fer and Pills sell better here than any othe'
medicines could keep. They are just the med
icine for the people, peculiarly adapted for the
cure of Fever and Ague, but the people use them
as general medicine.
To break an attack Of the Ague take table
spoonful of the Blood Purifier every hour and
than clsanse the stomach and bowels well with
YOUR Pills, N three days the complaint VIII
be removed and permanent cure effected
A who try this treatment before applying tos
physioisn will be saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly, A b. IAfi'
BAyGoR, Van BurenCo., Mich, Sept 2, "a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

SHoT-A man named John Lasch, who
resides on the Island. was yesterday
morning fred upon by soldier, and
wounded in the arm 1t seems that q
number of soldiers entered his garden
and were helping themselves to fruit,
etc, when Tasch attempted to drive
them out One of the men drew revol-
yer and fired. The ball entered the right
arm of Lasch, inficting painful but not
serious wound.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

In the recent sad railroad accident on
the Central Ohio Railroad, eight persons
were killed, and twenty-five wounded.
None of tho women or children on board;
nor, indeed, any one inside the cars, was
injured All the killed and wounded
were standing OH the car platforms
The Conductor of the train, Mr. A. H .
Condit, states that he repeatedly warn
ed the passengers off the platforms, but
his admonitions were unheeded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

THE blackberry crop this season is en-
ermously large, Everybody is gathering
them; everybody is eating them, every
body is canning them. Owing to the
failure of the apple crop, people seem de
termined to make the most of the black
berry crop. The price of blackberries
has sometimes been as low as seven cents,
but fifteen cents is about the average
price that they have been in market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

POUNDS show me what thourt dol
wourt weepi woult fight woul't fasti wOurt
tear thyselfi"
Nay, nay calm thyself, and use Dr.. d. 81. See
lyss Liquid Remedy, which will renovate your
head, gently remove the deposits and incrusta
tions which have been forming for years, and
drying up the fountains of health, restore the
various glands and membranes to a healthy
and natural action, when good bumor in your
nature win again prevail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

By list of appointments published in
the New York Herald, we see that Mr.. s.
B. McColloch, the present Clerk of our
Municipal Court, has been appointed
United States Marshal for this District.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

RIvER.-The river was rising last even
ING, with thirteen and half feet water
in the channel.
The fine steamer Potomac, Capt. Fink,
arrived from Cincinnati, with an excel
lent trip. She is the regular packet this
evening for Cincinnati. We recommend
her to both passengers and shippers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

FIVE CENT CURRENCY STOPPED.-The
issue of five cent fractional currency has
been stopped by the Secretary of the
Treasury, and it is expected that the
Treasury and the Sub-Treasurers will be
supplied with two and three cent coin to
meet the wants of the community, in
lieu OF the paper issue withdrawn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

THEATRE.-The excellent company
now performing at Washington Hall
again drew good house last night. An
excellent bill is offered this evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
q Cong Gold Is Dr.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try IT, F,r sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Csnt1s ~ leeling, and druggists generally
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

AMONG THE NINETIEs.-The heated
term still continues The thermometer
has been ranging in the nineties for sew
sral days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

FRESH CANNED PEACHES. strawberries, pine
apples, cove oysters Holsters, sardines, catsups
of all kinds together with full supply Of fine
groceries, constantly on hand and for sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE & Co., Steamboat Agents
corner Monroe and Water streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-25

SEVERAL city cases were tried in the
Municipal Court yesterday, and fines as
sessed to the amount of $50.