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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-22
o;,frnnsh,semen. and Alienation

The disgraccful conduct of the Boards
nf Registration in some of the counties
is having an effect not dreamed OF by
he radicals We have already heard OF
number Of honorable citizens who re-
fuse to sanction the continued suprema-
cv of party that commits such out
RACES as those OF which some Of the
Boards Of Registration are guilty The
Acknowledgement of a citizen is no triv-
I'll matter; it is altogether too sharp
and dangerous weapon to be used
amply for party advantage Dlsiran-
..jsemeDt has never heretofore been
dicted in this cOu@tfy, except d. u
..rpis,l.reit for some Infamous offence
Sd. which the criminal had been cou.
ted by due process of law, after al
INC legal rules and forms for his protec-
ZION had been strictly complied with
aud rigidly observed Nop, however.
his most sacred right Of the citizen IL
taken away upon the slightest prctense,
without trial, conviction, judge, or jury,
at the bidding of the partizans who con-
troll our State government. Innocent,
upright, loyal and law abiding whit"
men are branded as felons, and pro
u,mnced unworthy to exercise the right
which the bigots and petty despots of
he hour are willing to confer upon tho
most dolased and british negro ia the
land 49, g..
The manner in which tho registration
act has been Interpreted shows the con.
,-rrction that will be put upon the pro
,rryrd constitutional amendment, should
be adopted. The most triI ial charges
Used upon the shalloweat possible evi.
I.ace aud sometimes upon no evidence
.,t al, have been ,adiudged sufficient to
y.uyict the accused of perjury and dis
..,alry, and cause his name 10 be
stricken from the list OF voters, Of
eeur.s, al persons thus stricken from
i've list under the pretense!Sthat they
uad given sid or assistance to the rebel.
lion, will be permanently deprived of all
civil and political rights by the adoption
nf the amendment Men like Mr. NAY
LoR, Of Brooke county, for instance
having been convicted O. Of djsloya|,y
hy the Board OF Registration, viii no4
Numbered With that class Of citizens
whom it is proposed 10 make aliens
Not omy wis1'hoy he deprived for AL
r'uy .o comb q the privilege of voting.
n,; even tbe.right, of citizenship wjli w.
g,;trd them,
Ar, the civil aud political nights of tne
peoplo TO he so easily taken away 10y the
miserable tools Of the radical party
Are The meaneSt aud most uuScrupulous
men in the State. such rs many of those
are who have been appointed by the
Governor to this dirty work, to have ab
,olute power over the civil as we'll us
the political rights of the people They
have assumed this power under the
iegistration act, aud unless the people
arouse themselves at once and rebuke
with indignation thesopresent outrages, |
the day is not far distant when even the |
selnhlance of freedom will be taken |
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JUSTICE AS ADMINISTERED BIZ THE
BUREAU" AT MENIPHIs.-The Memphis
Arqns, of the 10th, cites the following as
the way Justice is administered in that
city by choice spirit Of the Bureau:
Last Monday negro man partly IN
toxicated. named Jim Harris, entered
the house of II citizen on South street,
while the family were seated mt the ia
bic. This unlimited buck niger thrust
himself into a seat By the side OF the lady
of the house, and in the presence of the
family committed an act Of beaStlinesS
too revolving to mention, and from the
bare intinlation OF which humanity
shrink5 with loathing and Indignation
A man across the street, attracted by
the confusion which e.sued, rGSned over,
and instead u more violent act, which
any mau would have beeu at least
prompted to do, pulled the Niger out of
the house and gave him something OF q
drubbiug Officers Casvey and Nell
vaine arrived on the ground sometime
after and arrested the wretch. Tuesday
morning he was arraigued before tins
niger guardian, Captain Walsh, Tor The
offence, which was certainly the most
henious conceivable, to be short of VIC,
Ience. The white man who lnteriered
was also present, aud testified as i wlt
ness, aud the charge was sustained Aud
what was the action of the scented
court2 The niger ,cas fired s., GHd the
orbite man S2o. No wonder the "Bureau
is scorned Ivy the Southern peop'".
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Governor Swami and President sohn

Governor Swami, who has heretofore
been one of the strongest radical leaders
in Maryland, is out in letter to the
Baltimore dmeriean. in which he sinh
stantially takes the side of the Presi.
dent. He says:-2 I-I
Il am utterly opposed to universal
negro suffrage and the extreme radical.
ISM of certain meH in Congress and in
our own State, whe have been striving
20 shape the platform of the Union party
in the interests of negro suffrage. look
upon Negro sutftsge and the recognition
of the power inS9agress to control suf-
frage within the States as the virtual
subordinstion dfS4he white race to the
ultimate contr Gland domination of the
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Look 20 Your Ticlse,s.

Be careful to procure election tickets
having on them the words For ReJec-
ton" Tickets for the various town
ships are already printed and may be
had at this Office to day.
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From the Poiut Pleasant New En-, Eth!
conservative IGCa.inG-GTcUr s!uc,
pouring OF tIio E'"oplc--ETn"c.'- EsI
tLusinsm


-. .... ......
F"'S''Ho' ~ '''''-'' '' M, ''2' ''''' =
ing OF tn" ccns"rNatY"s - Wis comfy
was held M the Court House ou yr5ter.
day
r. ,f ,L.. ,r;o,r.., ,,.,. 49,.
Ap' '"''''H 80
noarcsd about " a VI ny the 'o.'A'ng
of cannon aud the strains otwuSic " hjch
su.5 ,i.... .,i,.ys IN, ,a,.. down tN,. OH,
49, ..,,.,',... ,r,,-.l,3 oh .,.....,.,.
NV
tlvoS from the upper p'',''h O. 'lo
county. A.tgl the boat landed, the c,ti.
,ens fell il, lie az the Kline House and
-, 49,, 5r,,,c,r6 Ole, p.,r :, nr,..+
WIN '5' - a., 60 Ganrt H6,', '.,;F,i
IN IN. ~ a. w. Wv 80 Nv. +Lo t,.1 ~
~" - "''S "a AZ, nr c.,
S',t t,'7 ~, ,SrI, p, w ", ~, C
, ,,ns $500 ~, -I,,o ~ tI,a ,c,arn'.. -
vs. Wv" ,oiIa rso; I,nI the nrorcss;,.,
III rr,,t H,o-n .y,os ana :, ,.,-,r.
= =. 1870. 81 H. ~, Lo,s. ..,,
" s,,I ., r,,,,, i.ft -, -
up 800 "u '"'''' , IJ'
go uo ,,CS''"7 ~" 49,, - Nv, T'"'' ''
Isl rs = 81 ~ u w., II
d. d. Nv S,nt p,fS%7 nm " g"
1 ,vS''U ,J III HIrGn+y"n Wv ''
'' Tbn ''' Grst ynaaI,CI was tbc ,.o,', ,r
r.J p II SmtfL y.ha La,I rhat mn,
,hronr nf nronI, snoI hand G ,,, -.
hnnrs Inv his ruarsweroLIr g,.no,.,s
anJ his drnnnciatious nj rba nDrn,,,.r
mtionaI nets Of the LcoisIatnr, ~ tbe
cHrclmsion nf his sneech fine hand NAV
NJ d', ,bo Snni SHRINE @Sfor.Snan@Ied R,3.
uo '"o 81 ST. sLS roof;r odioTrneG far AIN"
uo'' Tt.'' '''C ,'o.' ,n,1liit ~ oHo tT
her Cpo" '''"ee'it,S!'n5 a. o'C, / -
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DOMESTIC GOODS:

Check,
FiaDnels,
SheetiDg Muslins,
Napkins,
Table Cloth
Table Linen. bro. and brobd
Irish Linen.
Best heavy Brown Muslin. ............ rs cents.
4 good article of % ..--....-.....1
Mosquito Bar. Marseilies Toilet Quilts.
Honey Comb. ....'.-.'--.'.''-'.''S ~
Embossed Table Covers. Best bleaehed Mus
Lin (semper idem,) IS cents.
CLOTHS AND CAsSLXERES. -An.vooi
CassimeIes 81 90. Cott0aades and Jeans 2. cts
I would respectfully call the attention Of
Wholesale buyers 70 my s.oek 81 Donesass'
sprso HENRY BRUEs'
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Merchants Union Expires. Company.
Having nnhlishel the nitnck on this

Having puDllsheu the HIt1Ck Oh 'hI"
company in our paper few mornings
since, we deem II nothing but simple
Justice TO let the other party have u
hearing through the same medium.
AN extract from the Rochester URiOT,
headed "AIerchants' Union Express
Company - Singular Revelations"
published in your paper this morning,
Ia paid advertisement though, we nre
glad to observe, contains statements no
grossly false and calculated 10 mIslead
the public, that we, ny stockholders In
the MeTchunts' Union Express Com
pany, are impelled TO nsk tho public To
suspend opinion In the mnLter ust long
enough for us 10 place before them nm
authoritative and convincing denial.
This we are determined To obtain, nj
though we are satisfied ourselves that
there IL no truth whatever In the state
Incnts alluded 10.
We may, however, in advance, say
generally thnt we understand that the
Rochester Union has already admitted
tho unreliablity Of the charges, and the
executors Of Dean Richmond have also
fatty denied TINT tho estate possesses u
dollar Ofthe stock Of the Union Express
Company.
Were such sentiments LruO In the
smallest degree, wO and all other West
crn stockholders would at once avail
ourselves Of the ability 10 sell out our
ShHreS at a premium, II faCt In Itself that
goes far toward COMPUTING these libelS.
iut we shall continue 10 believe In the
entire good filth OF tho infringement,
and expect TO DO able 10 mako this be-
lief general IN few days. Tho Mcr-
chants Union Express Company, IN its
design, IL intended and calculated TO
olier 10 tho country Immense relief
from tho oppressive burdens Imposed
by tho old lines, and this object Is too
important either TO be easily given up
by the public or 10 escape the mnlig.
nnnt attacks OF the mOn0pOliss intend
Gd to 10 check limited.
Ono assertion In the statement Auu.
ded 10, wG nrB nblO most certainly to
deny-Or rnthcT di4GlHim, inRsmuch nH
II Involves ourselves IN being concern
ed In tho attack upon tho new Express
Company. It would In n0ws Indeed 10
us,-to learn Of my proceedings hay
ing boon taken by Pittsburgh stock
holders 10 interrupt tho organization,
In duo time, Of tho MorchRnlH' Union
Express Company.
Jos. Horne Il Co., g. Hanson, l'hvO n
Bro, RclnrnAn, MOyTHn &Sl0dle, Geo.
ItaInemnn, 4. II. lIRrtnUln, Bntonan
UO", ". l.. uOchring, w. II. ScbmUrlI,
M'Elr0y, Dickson & Co., Cnrr. McCnnd-
loss & To-, j. Il. WodIn, IIeymor 4
Bros, Charles bOGkhart, W. w. Ward,
Robert q. SulmHFlh, j. A. I!Orland,
WIN. Is. LuptOn, lIorlnnd X LuH0n.-
Pltisbnrgh Commercial nj 2Bh.
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d d 81 q u "
THR MARKET QUESTION The even.
ing markets were unquestionAbly o
RreatnuIBanOe, andso are the morning
markets, They arc both nuisanceB.
me people Of tie city pay an immense
amonnt 10 keep up. an extortlonate
SYSTEM. The principle 10 Wrongt II
1yofIE15 badly, and always will! 3 The
mrs. TfesSiVe be6ple OF the West are,hnd-
tng this out nd are boltshing market
houses as a nuisance, and are buying
igupplies at the numerous green
Rr0c6ries that have sprung up TO take
their place. In Chicago there are i,9
no market houses, and never Will
be again we presume. The people
ind thegreen groceries infinitely better,
cheaper and more convenient. And
the experience Of tie Chicago people y
also the testimony Of other cities and
towns. Il is known that In the market
houses, morning or evening, consumers
are obliged nearly always TO pay more
than at the green groceries. And this
would bemofe conspicio the case
were these groceries better encouraged
and the market let entirely alone.
Those who have been in the habit OF
getting their butter or their vegetables
from the groceries, generally find that
the price averages less. In market you
Will pay from one-fourth y, one,third
more ior q -bushel Of potatoes than at
the stores. And'so on throughout the
list. er y
ThewhoIe market system Is 0 relic Of
barbarian, The idea OF budding to.
gether ut an ineonvenIen hour, In cold
and storm, great crowd Of hungry and
rapaclOus people, all bent on being
served first, and all tramplng and
Knocking each other, is at variance with
common sense and oil proper ideas Of
comfort or economy. II would pay the
city 10 appoint first class man, or two
or three or them, II necessary, to visit
those places where market houses have
been abolished, and 70 bring home a
full and detailed report upon the differ
enGe In tile two systems. In all prpba-
bTllty the result would DO that we
should Immediately rid ourselves OF
the market house system.
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THB river was riSihg last evening
withisfour feet three inches In tho
channel. b.
+ The Pqtpmac lived with AR Tip,
She leaves at I'VE Osolopk tbiS aitlIs
We might SAY In this connection that
~ % d matter Of complaint among The
Steamboat men that our ship pest
pone the dGliYOry. Of their freight 70 the
last moment, thereby causing the de-
tentlbf of the boat for an hour O two
aftek her advertised time: It's 10 be
hoped that shippers Will bear In mind
that boats do not taEeyin their whole
load 'at this point, and lhAt much
OF the trade Of the packets IS Q
contingent OF time, and that the Ices Of
an hour Is oftenga much greater loss
than q matter Of sixty minutes. Be on
hands with your freight and blllB ol
lading signed, and let the Potomac Oh
aE five O'Clock. ~ 3tT Z
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CIRCUIT ,CouRE.-The .steenrod will
I, case. occupied the court yesterday. II
is a suit brought by Gen, II, i. Feeny,
Geo. w. Steenrod, and the children Of
Edward Steenrod, against George W,
Thompson and wife and Emma y, Car;
ter. The plaintiffs claim that Mr.;
Steenrod was not Of sufficiently sound
mind to make any disposition OF ms
property, and that In his iEreS ponsible
eonditi 81, both Of body and mind UNI
due influences were brought 70 pear
upon him by the defendants, and that
bytampering with even his expressed
wishes he was apparently made TO de,
wise the great bulk OF his property 70
the defendants. The counsel for the
plaintiffs are Hon. John A. Bingham,
OF Ohio, Daniel Peck and Daniel Lam .,
Of this city, and for tho defense Judge
Keunoh, OF Ohio, Judge Lee, Of Harri.
son county, w. Va.I and 2. Jacob, Of
this city. s-s af. q"
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YESTERDAY was the awfulest day. Of
the season. only such business as 10
callzing for daily paper could by any
necessity require q n1ll to be on the
streets, consequently nobody was out.
Nothing animated that could lay claim
TO the verlest excuse of shelter,
thought Of being out. Theyery pigeons
that usually rather fancya lively show
or stuck close 10 their hooks and cram
niles, foregoing their merry gatherings
and theIr social fitting up and down
the streets. The store cats occupied
obscure, but comfortable corners In
silence, tho dogs shivered and whined
between the doors and the stoves, but
not the most tempting show for fight
could have induced the fiercest terrier
In the town to come out into the street.
1t was dark, dreary, dismal, cherries,
uncomfortable, and as honest days
rain as ever fellsinee Noah'sidood.
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BuRNRTr's CoCoAINE.-This Is said "a
be very fine AavOring extract, deserv-
ing Of n place on the toilet table. An
advertisement Of II may DO found In
our local cOlumn.-PRLSGHrgh Christian
advocate.
our Pittsburgh friends may use fla
vOring extracts for their hair, and put
Burnett's COcoaine in their cakes and
ice creams, but those articles would
hardly "set well on the stOmachs" OF
people outside of the coal dust of the
''Smoky City," We should like to
inquIreof four ChrStiGn AdrocGtc friends
how long It takes to produce, by the use
of COcoaine, n good crop of hair on n
"Chnrlotte Russo" or II pair OF side
whIskers on loaf OF pOundcak e. We
shall hardly call for those articles when
we again visit Pittsburgh, Hairs In
hash are bad enough, but when you
get them in cakes and puddlngs, It's Il
little too muCh.-CicUeLdRd Herald.
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:, JOHN SLACK, JR., Sheriff Of Kanawha
county, yesterday brought up delega.
ton OF prisoners as contribution to
the West Virginia Penitentiary. Among
them was n. G. Sims, sentenced 70 IL
years hard labor for the murder Of
Alexander White. Sims was convicted
OF murder In the 1irsttdegree ut the
April term, but was granted new trial
with tho above result. gJames Bloun.
don, alias Fletcher, as an accomplish OF
Sims, sent up for seven years! The
minor offenders were Frank Adkins
and George Thurman, convicted Of
horse stealing, the former Is sentenced
for three years and the latter for two
years. fna. af' ..,.", :,
The different counties seem to be 6ll.
ing up their quotas to the unrequited
labor system at pretty lively rate Just
now. o.
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In ConvaloScenco from Cholera, Malignant
Fevon, Small Po4, or any CutaneOus Alice
lions, will DO found invaluable, giving tone
70 tho system, and, removing NIL tho pros
tfntlng etIocts Incidental to disease. The
universal and popular knowledge OF the viz
tuUS OF TRIM CalISayR Bark requires no Ox'
PLANTATION; centuries have paSOd since It's dis
cOvory, and II Is now recognized rs the best
rebrifIgo which bountIfIl nature has favored
us with. Science Inns discovered many
methods OF extracting its VlttnOs and rOduc-
Ing, to small bulk, the active principles Of
the lIark, viz, Qulnlno, Cinchonlnc, ETC., nil
Of which nre invaluable as medical agents.
The great want OF q mild and reliable tonic
In CRSCa Of Debility, Night SwcaLs, SCr0fulR,
Dyspepsia, Los Of Appetite and other dlSC,l.
induced ffle'to prUaOnt this TO the medlcalpr0-
fnSion md sufferers, rs the most reliable, SRie
and powerful tonic that can be prepared,
combining, as II does, all the active prihcis
pies Of the Tine C'lnsnya BnrE, with other
n REMEDY fnr M the above diseases
Prepared by r ". MRnNien, ~ broadway,
New York, and for sale by all Druggists
Z, Il. Logan q %; AMI I.oRn, Lst a Co,
wholesale AGENTS w heelInS, M E.,i,d,.., Hail,
@! ii, OdbcTt, 6nd 6f stone bridge; Mcl1ai
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CowHIDRD AGAIN used to be n favor
tie head line in the Herald, when Jas.
Gordon Bennett wished to turn an
honest penny by his humiliating mis-.
fortune. Beat again, we suppose is the
only appropriate manner in which we
can announce the fact that the Hunk.
Dori Base Ball Club Of this city, played
a match game OF base ball with tho
Mears Club OF Steubenville, Ohio, on
the grounds OF the latter, OH last Satur.
day afternoon. The Hunki-Dori's
scored 81, the Mears 6S. The Hunkis'
speak in the highest terms OF their re-
cepton and treatment by their friends
in Steubenville, as one OF them ex.
pressed II, their feet were hardly
allowed TO touch the ground. A large
crowd Of spectators witnessed the game,
among them many ladies', and the
HunEi's find consolation In the fact
that the ladies evinced strong sympa-
thy for them, (they always do for the
weak party,) but boys don't you think
the Mears' brought their bounty and
their beauty to bear upon you with dis
astrOus effect-3l TO IS?
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cUNDRIES-A FEW BBlS PRIME MA:
- nie Sugar. Superior Nrccn, Blnek iNnd
japanese Tens lIiro Whitu Wine yint{flfi
New York Cmb md Champagne cider, bot.
tied; Now No, I halmnil; EilgliSl nnlIS
RNVO: Torn Starch, MaiBellA, nc, llgrtuetOC1!ii
IN sealed Salmon, MArkeFel, COdnshi Halls
but, iOlEieF, CLANS and 6ItlJilnee.
(icnuiG0 RIlEiIsh MuAianf HJlad oil, bcSt
quality; French MuStRrli Sap sago ChCHOi
CnndOngCd MIX. 9 i.,..Li,lIl u, r,or, n,
tclsdnaiAo articles Just rccelycd aud TOT
NV w" ~ NAG, D. WOODROW,
Odd Follows Hall Eulldlhg, Mnnr29S ",
mSY % 5000 tu" -f'S' W. ''-'
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atn1e EleclIonn thIn Ian.

. E.
The elections yet to be held IN 1850
are as follows:
Lonlsiana-First Monday in Noyem-
p delaware First Tuesday in NOvem::
IiilinoIs-First Tuesday in November.
Kansas-Birst Tuesday in November.
Maryland-Flrst Tuesday in NoVem!
Massachusetts- First Tuesday in No
veinber. ? p ~
fMichlgan-T4rst Tuesday in Noyom;
MiiiuosGta-First Tuesday in No
MissOuri-First Tuesday in Noyem:
Nevada-First Tuesday in November.
New Jersey2First Tuesday in No
New York First Tuesday in Novem-
w wSiisconsin-First Tuesday in Novem-
colorado-second Tuesday in No
South carOllna-TOurth Monday in
November.
THE latest novelties IN the way of Toilet
articles, Perfumery, &C., can DO found at E.
Bookings Drug Store. Our readers should
not GaIl to examine his stock before making
their purchases.
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rsiaiW bna IiaE
loo q 2MAGA Id a

ANA ESiGFEt
A FEW, WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
3 H6WiNwthere are vnS sTe not sut9cct TO
some aiIectionOi thelungs or respiratory Or
gans, who, BY neglecting pEemonitory symp'
toms, aggravate the complaint, until disease
strikes ii shafts, candhg inexpreSdble tor.
ture Of the patient, and anxiety and distress
10 friends @only a eoldIp "a slight sore
throatl' is the Needless remark Of many
when so afIected., Yes, "0nly q cold, y was
the 'thoughtless expression Of Thousands
whom death has marked for his prey,
ForewafiedG Foreafm6dl should be the
motto forever in tho minds OF all subject 10
Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, or Influenza. Words
OF advice should 30 needed by all suffering
nom Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption.
Relief Is within their reach; and, II neglected
fatal consequences ensJe "a lIfeof mlSery-a
daily, hourly, struggle for existence. A con-
test in which there can DO but one victor
Death gsF .,sf,i5 n
Does 1t not appal the strongest mind, to
think OF the result caused BY neglect7 Then
why delay? WhS1 excuse can be offered,
when timely warning Il sounded In your
ean3 When the danger Is pointed out, why
not avoid H. N A Rs1Elis fl'ECTpRAn BAI.H
has been ttsed with SticcGS IN nearly mil:
lion Of cases, and isendOTSed by the Medical
Faculty as the most prompt and efiicacious
remedy that acie ntih cIpseatc1 has discOVafs
Ell, 10 relieve and cure all cases OF Coughs
Colds, Influenza, and Consumption, II the
CnH0 tsnot beyond all hope. Even when tho
sufferer Is In the last stages, he Will ind re-
lief by using this preparation. One bottle
will convince the most increlulouS, that the
merits Of this preparation arc by no means
exaggerated; In fhct-iall fnr short OF the
eulOgleB bestowed upon II by thousands who
have been cured by It's timely use. "A gualIIn'
tie accompanies each bottle, and dealeTS nre
Instructed in every instance 10 refund tho
money, when this preparation fills TO relieve
Prepared by T. W, ManllGlg 49,, Broadway,
New York, and for sale by nil Druggists
Price, q per bottle.
TIL, LoEnn 4 Co. and Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, YheelInR,M ". Va
Sold also ty =. Book Ink, ODD FflloWs Hall;
D, II. Odbert, elld or StOne lBtlhgc; MGI.Nln
llrnS, corner Market and Monroe RtR; @, J.
Rnwling 4 Co., No, y Monroe street, Wheel
ing.
,- rFfr5. ~ ~ ra-r IN, .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-30

CHARLES BEHIER ad7ertlses that he
has bought out the confectionery estabi
llshmeht lately occupied BY Charles
-SWaFtz, As a barber Charley had no
superior, and we trust that the mantls o.
hIs predecessor In the sconfec tionery
business will fall, graz efully upon him
and that the skill and court 9y' which
made him afaVofite, ID his old profess
sion will attend hiEhiin 'hIsineW busi-
ness and bring him pecuniary success.
Rend his advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-30
In CONCLUSION,

We have 10 expreEH our gratitude 10 our
friends for the literally with which they
continue 70 sustain uH, and We risk nothing
In promising that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wilt continue 10 Improve ~ tie public de
mandH require, and 10 fully mp To tho spirit
and requirements Of the TINES,