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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-20
See Gardiner's Advertisements,
Head of fifth column, third page.
The Accumulation.

The Radicals, wishing to bring the
constitutional amendment, (by which
it is intended to force universal suffrage
upon the South) before the Wheeling
public and the citizens of the State gem
orally, at their Club room last night re-
solved to have it published in the REG
lister. 1t appears in our advertising
columns. We trust our people will ap-
preciate the compliment in the presump-
tion that they are so ignorant as not to
understand the nature of the platform
thus ostentatiously paraded before them
1t has been heretofore published in our
columns for the benefit of our readers.
and we now print it for our own. After
the verdict of popular intelligence to
be passed upon it next Thursday we
presume we will have another advertise
ment In regard to the animal under the
head Of "Lost, Strayed OF Stolen.r Its
owners will probably inquire as to its
fate, just as they would seek informa-
ton concerning lost dog or missing
mule,
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A Cnp Of Tea.

Who is there who does not enjoy a
cup Of good tea' And yet how few are
aware Of its qualities. Chemically an
alyzed cup of this beverage contains
twenty different articles, to wit {: Vola-
tile oil, chlorophyl, wax, resin, gum,
tannin, theme, extracting, apetheme,
arbumen, sulphur, phosphorus, chloride
Of potassium, oxyde of iron, carbonate,
sulphate and phosphate of lime, crrbon
ate Of magnesia, manganese, and silica.
The peculiar flavor of the tea is given
by the volatile oil, and high chemical
authority has declared that tea is not
only an astringent and dilutent, but
also that it possesses nutritive proper
ties. Both tea and coffee act upon the
nerves and the brain with y quickening
and refreshing influence, but when TAX
en- in excess are prejudicial.
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nRUNG sATISFIB THAT
Is their patrons are prepared to encourage an
.ntsrnrfss which has for It's object the pro'ec-
tio, and promotian of the Welfare Of the vh'ts
rae In thu Republic and the development an"
elevation of our Young and promising state,
the Proprieto-s of the Whe cling Register have
enlarged and improved this paper 10 meet the
dem.nds of Increased circulation and growing
nonnlsrity. and nov take pleasure In esentihg
20 n. n-nnle of this State. The Earxesf, veal
eat and n o.t Reliable Paper In west
Virstaia.
THE RRGIsTRR can point to its past
history NJ the surrst and bert iadex oil hs III
tufe course upon ali questions OF Nsoonsi VI
81 .ts policy. Believing that the war was snosn
and its legitimate purposes arSinso WIN IN
surrepder OF the rrbel armies, ana the soaSooh-
msot Of slxyery and sec-rs on by the Souib, the
Rr.,IsTyR will 30 the unfiinching advocate OF n,
ms asures that tend to promote the patiHnai
bsrnonv 70 restore the unity Of the Govern
,.e.t nd 10 exteud to all sections the prtc less
bie.s;pes of an impartial Union and LASTING
oesee. It Wild be con ny firm In its Opposition
Z. All p,r,ixan srhem-s that impose unjust and
nm warranted conditions upon the re- union OF
Goyernment that WA never broken, that guar
sptee perpstu.l ssrendanoy to one political par
ty and unchanging ostracism I" every oGneI,
and th.t thvart the wishes 81 every pa,rouc
heart by leaving our country still divided. our
%. opls disunited, our Union uprestored. I-ler'
sting the opinion OF all men, while steadiasuS
advocating its own, despising the pro .ci iptVe
higotry Of fan ticism while FIRMLY ahlering W
it's own convictions Of right and duty.
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The season of rOw-boat sport has just
closed in this city. The sport was not
as brisk and animated this season as it
was last year, majority of young men
having devoted their spare hours in the
game of base ball-a more scientific and
celebrating amusement. We under
stand one of our row-boat clubs have
determined to have q lively time next
year. They intend having a boat built
which will be 80 nicely balanced that
rowers will have to be particular in
parting thir hair down the middle of
their heads to keep the craft from up
setting.
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Your Grandmother.

The most perfect type Of womanhood
is ones old grandmother! What mat
ter if she is old fashioned; if her black
silk gown is out of fashion, and she en-
.quires in her innocence. who Lindley
hurry isl We know that the same
voice which says: ''Girls, that amt no
bonnet at all. You might just as well
tie handkerchief on your head" has
also said, God bless you darling"
scores and scores Of times, and came
with soft words between ourself" and
and our mothers righteous indignation"
more times than We could number.
Isn't her placid face, which speaks only
Of "peace on earth, and good will to
men," TIE finest engraving in the
housef"
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PRISONERS AT THE ONO PENrrEN-
r1AnY.-There are now about 900 con-
-yicts in the Ohio Penitentiary, of whom
about 30 are females. Accessions are
being almast daily made to the number
of prisoners, and it will probably o go" ~
reach 1000. A considerable Portlon o.
the prisoners are persons sentehoe a ~
military courts for various triais anu VI
lenses.
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Pride

We are frequently reminded that the
chief and common companion Of pride
10 ignorance. Our pride feeds itself by
dwelling upon the possession of some
ornament, which we believe to be ex-
traerdinarily brilliant. But did we see
the precious jewels which adorn many
others in like circumstances, we should
shun to wear ours, and should meekly
set ourselves to increase our Store Of
grace.
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Tn L1rrHERANs.-The Committee Of
the Lutheran Synod of Pennsylvania
have issued ''Fraternal Address and
also sent an invitation to the various
Lutheran Synods in America to appoint
delegates to represent them in Q Con-
vention for the purpose of forming Q
Union of Lutheran Synods. The ad-
dress and invitation is signed by y. y.
Krotel. Charles P. Krauth, W. G. Mann,
q. W. Schaefier, and J. A. Seiss. ~
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Our readers, and particularly our
lady friends, in want of any article per-
tanning TO the toilet, should not fail to
call at F. DcckinSs Drug Store. He
has the most complete assortment of
Perfumery, French Pomades and Toilet
Waters, Combs, Hair Brushes &c. to be
found anywhere. The Etui Mysterieu1
is something new.
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M Calon.eI.

No one is safe in taking Mercury in
any form, without knowing it. DR..
EoFF's Pills contain no Calomel or Mer-
curry. They can be taken safely by all
ages and conditions. They have no
equal as a family medicine. Sold by
T. II. Logan x Co., and Logan, List &
CO., wholesale and retail Druggists.
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SUICIDE IN WASHINGTON COUNTY,
PA.-Mr. w. Cooper, an old resident OF
the above county, We see by an ex-
change, hung himself in his own barn.
Mr.. C. he'd for d long time been suspect.
ed of being partially deranged, and II
ia snpposed that at the time Of commit
ting the rash act, he was laboring under
Temporary alteration of intellect. He
leaves large family to mourn his un-
timely demise.
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A Fair Tnderstaadlnx.

Messrs. Blonde Il Bachman have Just
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assort-
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will be disposed of at the lowest rates.
Call at the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
The Potomac, Captain Muhleman, has
her shingle up for Cincinnati. She leaves
on Tuesday next.
The Radicals publish their platform,
by which they propose to force negro
suffrage upon the South.
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Make Heme Attractive.

We would be glad to see more parents
understand that when they spend money
judiciously to improve and adorn the
house and grounds around it, they are
in effect paying their children pre-
MUM to stay at home, as much as pos
sible, to enjoy it; but that when they
spend money unnecessarily to buy fine
clothing and jewelry for their children,
they are paying them premium to stay
from home-that is, in those places
where they can attract the most atten-
ton and make the most display.
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Tc the Debilitated and the De-
crep t.


For general debility and e. laustion Of the
powers of nature, whether occssioned by sick.
ness, f.st living constitutional decay. old ago.
or any other physical or Nrental cause, the one
thing peedfui and indispensable 10 H0STET.
TE.'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.
When the irs OF lie seems to be absolutely dy
ing out In the systeSn, and the mind, symps-
thihng with the body. is reduced almost to
state Of imbeciliiy, this mighty Restorative
seems, as IL were to lit the sufsrer out OF the
Slough of Despond and recruit and re-invigor.
ate both the frame and the intellect. An old
farmer in the Valley Of the Mononsshe,a writes
thus 10 Dr. Hcstetter: i can compare the ep-.
Grafton of your Bitters upon me to nothing but
the a, CT OF rain aftes locg dry spen in the
fall Of the year. The rain falling on the mead.
e~s starts tine second crop of grass, =. d your
Wholesome medicine sc-ms to have stasts a
second crop of | 70 and spiriis in ma" Ana
this is truly the effect Of this grateful and Pow
erfu, preparation. LADIES' Of weak constitution,
or whose strength has been impaired By sek.
ness or age. Cad II . most ef5o.aious and de-
lishtfui onic. and Il 10 administered With grest
success In nsrAsmus or Wasting OF tSs nesh, to
yoang children In fact, it Ia much safer and
,urer cordial for the nursery than anything id. |
vertised specially for that purpose. .--T-l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
p O'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption In tie United states. Gee
census report for 1862
This remedy bas been for several years used
in practice by emine' physieiaps with such
marked snccrss that is now. by urg snt requs ~
offered 70 the public an infAll,ble remedy for
lung and throat diseases. Not every Que in the
advanced sGages Of the consumption can be
cured but many have been. and m any moro are
now receiving benefit from it@ use, and this
long after all other known remedies have tailed.
As An evidence OF our sincerity in the above
statement, we warrant IL tn give satisfaction.
EDMUNB BEKING, Druggist No. Odd
Fellows dali, Wheeling W. Va, General Agent
FOR West Virginia to whom ordsrs may be I'd.
dressed.
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illuminate Ysur Dweliisgs! Let
There be q Blaze Of Gisry!!

The routs Of procession as agreed upon. is as
follows Form on corner Of Main and Monroe
STREETS right IeSt ng on Main, 'etching up
Monroe march mp Main IN North, up North TO
Marset down Harker To Monroe, up MOnrre to
Fourth, dow Fourth 10 Quincy, up Quinoy to
Firth, Down Fifth to CsDtIe up Ceutrs 70 Sew
e.th, down Seventh 70 Clay, down Clay to
sixth, no sixth to John, down John to Main,
dow n Main TO Fiat. up First TO Market down
Market 10 Marshall, up Marshall to Chsplre,
d wn Chaplino to kitchirtown, through the
principal str. els of Ritchietown back to hap.
iine mp Chaplins 20 weNst.r down Webster 10
Main, up Main 70 John, up John to Market, up
Market TO Monroe, down Monroe to place Of
starting
The following named gentlemen were chosen
Marsh la:
OiJ Marshal Lieutenant Aug. Rolf
Assistqat chief Aarshals Col Jas MCluney
and Lieut. John kaor.
ASSISTANT MARSGALs.
'st Ward Richard Porter and Captain
Linunsr
2nd Ward-Jacob Strobsl and J. NJ Bicksl
Bird Hord.-Dr. George Baird and Lieut.. Mil.
tpr j Smith.
al Ward-wu. Taylor and John scarsor.
5th Ward-Frank Stanley and Joseph Hos.
en'eldt
sh Ward David Lady and P. Duly.
"a Hdrd.-Jas F. Carroll aud Wallace b. Lu-
RiteAietown -Lient. Henry Sbultx and Har.
mou hardsbsttin.
CaldtceUs Run Geo. T. Caldwell
Gienn's Run John B. Wilson and Philip
Rei'l,.
1iddelphia N. n. Garrison and Benoni Good.
Marshal Of Horsemen Sergeant c. Wheltou,
Of the reguisr army, formerly Of the sd New
York Volunteers Irisb Brigade.
County Generally -Samuel Smith, George
Downey, Frank W1lters, Isasu Kelley, Robot
Woods and Peter DeisplAin.
ASSEMBLING OF DELEGATIONS.
The LIST and 2ad Wards win assemble ut such
plass "a the Marshss Of said warls may name.
The 81 and 9Th Wsrds will assemble at the
Court House. Il
The 5th and 9Th Wards will assemble ct tho
South end Of the stone bridge.
The 7th Ward will assemble at tho East end
Of the suspension bridge
Ritshietown win form delegation and march
to general rendezvous oltI9
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Proposals for Coal.

CKALRD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
- re, sised by the undersigned until the 1si
Of Novembcr next, for supplying the
School Housus in the school District Of Wheel.
ing with good Glenn coal, for tho present year.
The coat TO be furnished by weight, estimst
Ing eighty pounds to the bushei.
Bids will be received for the whole district,
Ut for any nunber Of the sub-distiicta
]. II. BIUKEL,
octlQ 81 Clerk OF Board Of Edlcation.
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Gardiner's.
Did you see those splendid Lasting
Caters for one Dollar, at Main Street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Roons !, czsrs.L U.,ou , nspD,

= -
Room ~ Cssi 80. ,e,h ,aX
ftDn $780, eo'' ''7
Edstors Of Hhreang heg's.a ~ .h;. cr,h held
GET Ensf; AL mssank " sAD
th,s eycr,sE; - the c;t,zsns al the city,
fRssotred Thai au INC oiHS az con.tir1.
rouoty and stste sn1uu a., .h;scf IL
tiooal Amendment. 10 seou'e
was mr. her .ha .xoapse.
Resolved, That tns I ~ wh1,s,;nr Rr,;Isrea.
Yea ara. thsrsfote, through tts comm We, 70
ques;od TO pm said Am, h.men 70 ,.;s CInh
tisement st tho ooss sso Snsaso ,S ,.,Itcs tics,
pnttf further notneo, noan1nk, -eS keSrnT
Win this oummun0nona -. .-;ssn.
CAAirmen VI
A-.e.s~n~af ~ fko@Geastisutten q
$1,000 Can.
1he eaesea Rsssye
!, .aress n In kesel aeesseo
.sIs.st..ssm sSsrjiy Of TW9-Thirds,
= .S.s.a,.,..s. ~ Sknr.
ssnd ~ new - -
fflcasian. - ii- r
-, p.nrs.
Resofred, bytno 4elsN s sna 100 - .r;s In
sentIases on suc .tS;rd. At hath H.u.es
t'opEress asssmeieo two,t',.es u JUL . ~ -
oncnripg That the foaowing art.ae 90 pro-
posed TO tue Lrxls r suo ~ ,he
a. ~ anendmont ~ tle n,,sa5 =, ,hre..
Cnited ott1e, "a s..s,nr1. - n, h. valid
ionf tins on no ~ 90 Gs,.,,,.,,iar nar,siv.
- pa..o' ING $500 horn mr. ma,
siiSLk- Ts.t S..,Pp.N ~, sn,;aot L.
ursiized IN M Unlsou . ,s,;,ans Of tn n 1.
the yuuedict'on tnery, so ,b.v "a s;dn
ted Siates, ana W 70 oseSo NJ ~ vh,cb
Nc Stxlo qua. =. A. ,mma.it,es Of the
snsii ahrioxe .ao Ply Ss.ta. Nor shalI ANY
ciffzeps OF tne upIu o 's ne. ,;hsrtS or prop
STATE Deprive any Ps.s .u. "a ~ s.w nor dsay
'rty sItheu. ~ pv S.ai.,ia,' Tia Al uaI uro-
any persS. ~i.nu va
tecn"n OIL Tue NV. So. han be sppor.
eAcI1 s,.,ss .eoordiug q
TONED among the stSesA o., t. rs.l,
their reel ecuve Dun 80 Ss.rs .rclna,n., In
.nmh-r OF pei o1 81 .Ssnsysr th. r,ght TO yui.
clans BOZ tAaea ~ s,s,,,,,,. of p, ssid.nt and
any e ist ~ for iTn;t,d Stafes Represent.
@ =. Ton s,s.. exrcnt va and ind al Il I'M
oe 1890 - nv N The mai. Inhabitants Of suct
-, 49,, - an,,n,e v,ar. of age and g,
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Go TO Gardiner's,
For Boots and Shoes, at less prices
than yOu ever saw.
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Col ID. ID. Johussa's Appointments.
Col. d. D. JOHNSON National Union candidate
for Congress; will address the citizens of the
First District at the following times and places:
C CAMERON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 18th.
WEST UNION. I" 9oth.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. Its contents will be
made mp Of AL important news OF the week
t.leg, aphio reports. transactions in the Markets.
Fdiiori.ls upon subjects Of general inter ct, an
Agricultural Column. sp' cIsl CORE spODdenre
from all rita of the State oh. Ice literary ard
poetic j selections and large amountof care
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable
to all cl.sses OF the community. In short the
WEEKLY REGISTER will contin" Q to be the
best family newspaper ever published ia this
STATE.
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.stnn,nal.

Anfumnal. D.
Thus far, during the month of Octo-
Der, the sweather has been extremely
propitiois, not only for the health OF
our cit but also for the work of the
farmers. The temperature has not been
oppressively hot, nor has there been
sudden change. The nights have been
mostly clear and pleasant, the atmos-
phere pure and bracing; and, if feelings
are any guide, Astounding plentifully in
that exhilerating and subtle agent call
ed ozone. Autumn is wandering on
down the descending path, and soon
will the seasons stately robes rustic the
fallen leaves and ffiutter in the sullen
blasts of November. Imbued as they
must be with soul-deep appreciation
of the ethereal beauty and tranquility
of Gthe soft, shadowy days." our read
ers will thank us for copying this pen
picture of waning summer.
SUMMER DYING.
On the scarlet mountains yender,
summer hes down to die;
She gathers, h.r robes OF splenaor
Around Ter royalty.
Her @nJerlparpling moses
Pillow her ruyal osad;
Her myriad, gentle grasses
Ate weeping about her bed.
| 1t failed, the prscions promise
| OF her besaty's golden reign;
\ ~ IL ,..t.
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THE RE CTS TIE X

Will strive to mako the popular mind wiser ny
conviction, rather than s.avish by dictation,
ard will labor 70 disseminate only such views
upop cnrrrnt questions "a bear the stamp Of
reason ard the seal Of truth.
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WHITE MANS TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
COL. BENJAMIN n. SMITH,
Of Kxnawha county
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
HON. JOHN w. KENNEDY,
of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
col. PRTRR DARNKLL,
Of Mason county.
FOR TREASURER,
CAPT. JOHN .. RURDETT,
Of Taylor county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NATHANIEL RICuARDssN.
Of Ohio county.
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS,
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Heaf Goods.

For the least money, at Gardeners,
l59 Main Street.
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ASSEMBLING OF DELEGATIONS.
FLOUR.

Onn BBLs. xxx Tsrrid Zone
CUU $40 do do Gold Dust
100 do Gibson's best fresh ground
and choice, just received and for sale by
octls NJ KELLY
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Notice.

Notice.
AING PU IA Sc ID n p
IL LEWIS M0BERG, decd. the Ciy., g..
No 's9 Main Str ct al ., mons who are 49,.
% to the establishment must m.Le i,,,.J;s.-
payment and all having claims ags,, A. n ~.
present them for payment ~ H'uss
.o,a-,u CAsPAR BREIDEYsTEIN.
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FOR CONGREsS-FIgsT DISTRICT,
col. ID. ID. JOHNSON,
Of Tyler county.
FOR sENAToR-(sBooHD prsrRIoTD
ABRAM p. BROOkOvRR,
of Wetzel county.
OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

SENATOR.
ANDREW WILSON.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
DANIEL. LAMB.
l. NJ BpGkRL.
JOHN w. BROWN.
SHERIFF.
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JAMES r. ROGERS.
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
MICHAEL J. BRElNIG.
RECORDER.
ROBERT b. WOODS.
TREASURER.
ISRAEL UP &c RAPP.
SURVEYOR.
EIOs. y. McCORD.
ASSESSORS.
CITY.-JOsHUA BURLEI.
COUNTRY.-J. w. Mo ORGAN.
Elecfioa Thursday, October As, 1868
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THE TRI-WEEkLY

Z. p~hil.L.I e.r,y Tuesday. thursday ana sat
urday and contains. besidee the contents Of the
D eseedlng issues of the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication
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Executors Notice.
Mrs. e. SHERIDAN'S
SHOESTORE,
No. i40 Main Street,

rs NOW SUPPLIED WITH AN
i eless Fall snd Winter at OK Of roots sna
Shoes. AID Hosi-ry fer Ladies. Misses, Youths
and Boys wear. Mrs. ). begs 10 rvturn her
thanks fur tina favor the public have shown er,
aud shs bopss b, honest dealing 10 merit = con.
tnusnce OF the same. octls-2H
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that It shall be famed for its sccura-
oy and reliability. The best and latest intorma'
ton that can he obtained by TELEGRAPH and
NAIL, In relation to matters Of general inter,
est will always be laid before our readers, and
no cost will be counted in keeping our subscri:
bers thoroughly and constantly posted upon all
topics oil Importance.
ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN
Will contain the latest and MOI reliable market
RET orts from Wheeling and i prominent East'
ern and Western cities.
Farmers, Merchants and Cat
tie Dealers
Will have their inter. sits specially consulted In
the preparaton Of this column and no bus ness
man in West Virginia should hesitate TO avail
himself of its advantages
The Circulation of the Reg
ter,
Larger by far than that of any other paper in
the STATE ma es il the best advertising medium
In West Virginia.
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Ladies' Rubbers.
Best quality, Selling for one dollar, at
GARDENERS, 159 Main Street.
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THE ARBEITER FREUND,
TERMS.

TERMS.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCED
Daily Register, per year, by mail. ..... 81 80
T" elk months, .... 90
three months, ...... 90
by carrier per week.. Is
Tri. westiy Register, single copy. by mail : 20
club Of five copies q" % 10
And copy free to the getter up of the club.
Weekly Register, single copy. 3 %
club Of I've. 3 90
sluo OF ten..---...-... i6 10
" club Of twenty. 80 90
A free copy OF the Weekly to the gefter mp OF
q eiubof Ten. and o copy Of the Inv Weekly to
the getter up OF club Of twenty.
Rsmittances for Clubs must lie made at one
time, bnt additions may DO made at any time at
Club Rates after the Climb has been raised, pro-
vided full yearh subscription Is taken.
Money by Draft E1pr - OF registered Let
ters may DO sent xt ous risk Address
BAK RR g. LONG,
octi6 Wheeling, West Virginia.