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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
The Grand Secret,

The grand secret in medication Is TO help Ma
ture. SUSTAIN md REGuLATE-th ESQ are tho
Alpha and Omega OF the only theory OF cure
that has common sense for it's basis. Ii the
nervous system is shattered, the muscles weak,
and the mind, like the body, in state Of par
tlal colapse-what is best to doa Reason
teaches as the answer;
BUILD UP YOUR NAN.
Brace him up as you would brace tottering ed
ifce The pabulum he needs is Tonic Altera'
tive. Bring him up out of the depths of Debil.
ity and Dependency
WITH HOSTETTER'S BIITERS.
they cannot ipjure. A child may take them IN
deses suited to its years, without the possibility
of harm. The enfeebIed vital powers are as
sure to respond theoretically TO their action as
the wilted grass is to erect its blades under the
vivifying and refreshing rain. In all cases OF
debility the BitteIs are absolutely required
There is no substitute or succedaneum that
will fill their place. Resort to this most won
derfu, of Modern TONES
AND ALL WILL BE WELL.
Bear in mild that in Dyspepsia, Ints.mi toAt
Fevers, Bilious Disorders, and Affections Of hhe
Nerves, no other medicine VIII produce one
1.-THE of the good effect tbs Invariably follows
the use of this excellent invigorator and Cor
rectiye. Sold ey everywhere. 7. Tribune. Get
81, 1865.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22

The Intelligencer, of yesterday, asks,
Have our pcoI. te a right to protect them
selves and ha their laws enforced2'
Certainly. Lie "the laws" be enforced,
but be careful that you don't enforce
anything that not law
DID IL never ccur to the radicals that
the right Of representation is a tsco-
edged weapon Have not the people
whom the rae icals seek to Cypress and
trample under aeir feet, the same right
of seIfpreserSa lou that their would be
masters have7 The rule works both
ways, as the men may, some time
learn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22

acted on States, and the Constitution
directly on individual citisens. In an IN
surrection against the Federal GoVern'
ment, the Constitution sees only the
mass of individuals that take part Ia it'
It confers explicit and unequiyocai
authority to use military force for the
suppression of instructions, and to pass
laws declaring the punishmento treasoni
thus furnishing the means of dealing
with instructions during their progr ess'
and of inaicting coDdign punishment on
the guilty after their close. But IL can
inflict no penalties or loss OF privileges
ON States, because it has no authority to
do 80, the Constitution, which is utterly
silent and blank" on that subject, con-
ferring none.
It gives us sincere pleasure to find
something to Commend in the Republican
address.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
WHITE MANS TICKET.


FOR GOVERNOR,
Or. DKNJAmINiH. SMITH
,eSE tga of Kanawhs county.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
nov. JOHN w. KENNEDY
Of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
COL. PETER DARNKLL'
of Mason county.
FOR TREASURER,
CAPT. JOHN D. BURDRTT'
10 Of Taylor county
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
raTHANI3L RICHARDSON
of Ohio county.
TOR JrypGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
CALEB BOGGEss,
of Harrison county.
FOE coNGREss-NRsT DISTRICT,
COL. ID. ID. JOHNSON,
Of Tyler county.
FOR sENAroR-(sEcoND DISTRICT
ABRAM r. BROOKOVER,
,of Wetzel county.s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22

ALL the fri, Ids of an independent
and fearless judiciary must lily to de-
feat the radical plotterS who already
threaten to impeach any Judge who
dares to prom ince an opinion contrary
to their OWE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Excitement Extraordinary!
OFFICIALS REMOVED

DY TELEGRAPH, HEARTS CON
ID TENT.-A vast number of the leading
Manufactures having been removed and their
places filed by leading men of liberal views
which enabled me to buy for cash from relia.
able manufacturers large and varied stock OF
Boots and Shoes, for fall and winter wear, all
of which will sell for rs per cent less than any
other house in this CITY.
To be convinced, call and secure bargains al
JOHN 81. ROBINSON'S, No. 15s Main Street
Womans Morocco and Goat Balmorals :. =.
plain, only: ;;:.---;.si,sa::
womans Morocco & goat Balmoral tip only l,s:
Misses 40 do do tipped " ia:
Misses do do do plain Is;
Mems Calf Congress Caters 20!
Mems Balmorals- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s'oSS
Children's goat tin heeled sewed shoes ... 1,0(
Mems carpet slippers. -...--..-...-. o.
Merchants who buy goods in this city VIII
please call and examine my stock.
JOHN HI. ROBINSON,
sep2a 15S Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22

Colonel B. II. SMITH, candidate for Governor
will address the people OF this State at the fol.
loyipe times aud places:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
Administrators Notice.

WING BEEN APPOINTED
III Administrator Of the estate OF Jossph II.
Waters, deceased notice is hereby given 70 all
persons indebted to said estate that they are re.
quired to pay the same without delay; aud
those having claims against the estate viii PIE
sent them, properly authenticated, for settle
ment. THOS J. BLAIR
seplS.1w Administrator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
SUNDRIES.

7 CASE EXTRA FINE INDIGO.
L % bags prime Rice.
100 kegs prime English Ri CaIb Soda
50 barrels Cider Vinegar
50 boxes prime Dairy Cheese
50 gross Runners essence Of Coffee
81 barrels New York Bee hive Golden Syrup
100 bags choice Rio Coffee
50 boxes Rabbits New York Soap, just re-
ceiyed and for sale by
sep20 II. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-22
Appointments for Col. B. III. smith.

election Thnrsdny, October %, 1866.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-09
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tuabren. Nfan uermutbet, Oab bas Seler
Gngeleet war. -
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-24

ANOTHER lNC.uENT OF THL to>vNIIeN .-
At q meeting held at Uyd.rl1 after the
close of tho Convention. CEe. NpIr E-l..
formerly State attorney Of E--.- County.
and subsequently Deputy Collector 70. Gus
toms at Island Pond, made short -Tegcai il
the course q which be c,Ilauot why De
resigned that profitable g.,,snm,nt ofrc
His reasons were iu substance. a- We under
stood them. that the corrupt Transactions
going Oh under tbe rule If Baztcr ClaIp s.
Co. and comm. TO ms kucwl,dec, were
becoming too numerous and gro-- TO be coun-
teuanccd by any man and retain decent
scli-respoct. He must winkat item or Ieare.
and he preferred To- l,avc Alf Dale men
toned two ca-es. One WIS whore o some
what Influential d.Doo0t. vell-ku.wn 10 this
county. Whose opposition Nj Baxter feared
in the canvass for bis last ren.miuati,u WIS
promised an Office bv Mr. Baxter. ir writing.
if be would remain silent Dc waited q
while Tor has appointment bot it did not
come. lie then tclcrrarhcl Nr Baxter.
asking .'How about that aIra.rinout2 /
wish 60 know at once that ] may govern my
s-ll accordingly. This threat mue.ttre
Congressman to has mix Mr. Baxter To-
piled ny telegraph The office j. your-. 90
and the apToin,men, that Of Iayma,,ar in
the army) was made.
Mr. Dale stated that at au,tl,r tan, an
applicant for an Office. whose aTruutmcr;
hung FIRE, put one hundred dollars INTO au
envelope, which be handed t. Nj Dale TO
hand to M Baxter. and he did 90. DID Nj
Baxter, az some worthy friend Of be NAV
suppose, at once and Indignantly spurn the
bride Nof at all lie tookI;, counted +. e
money. and turning to NJ. Dale witt o
smile, asked "Shau ] take it 9'' .Y3u
know your own business was tas reply.
and Mr.. Baxter rejoinder wa-.''l guess You
had better hand it - Clapp." Mr. Dale ac-
cordingly took /, to Mr.. Clapr. who pocket
Cd 1t without scruple-and the applicant re-
ceived his Office sThese matters added
Mr.. Dale, significantly, ''wcTe NOT r'HfseH-
rial 50 far as was concerned. leaving up
on ms hearers the very distinr, and doubt
less correct impression, that there was
enough more Of the same sort that be miga;
tel if released from obligations Of Sc
crecy.
ls there any possible explanation Of such
transactions as these, consistent with tie ~
tegrity Of the Congressman If there j. we
should be glad to hear it.
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The Mhisker Candidate.

The following letter comes to ne. with an
accompanying note from responsible gen
tieman Of our personal acquaintance. youch-
ing for the truth Of its statements
NEWPORT, Aug. Is. 1866.
-hessrs. Editors Of the Free Prsss.
pEAR sIRs-I have been stopping short time
at the pleasant village Of Newport. and to-day
witnessed a sight such never saw before and
hope never 10 again in the loyal State Of Yer
mont. ! have Travelled considerable. aud have
have had more or less to do with political mat
tiers for twenty-five years, and never until To-
day did see a man out electionecring with a
tlrelre quart pail full Of uhisley, treating the
crowd in public street.
l came down from my room this Afternoon,
and as l went of the veranda Of the hotel. l
passed q small knot Of men who were L.uoh ex-
cited, talking quite loud about the convention
they had been attending. Among them saw
the Hon. PoKTUs BANTER and one Drew. who
resides in this village, and has much to 10 with
Baxter by sight and by reputation as a political
trickster, for three or four years, and from III
length Of his face and his remarks, concluded
he had not succeeded in controlling the conven-
ton. The man Drew who appeared to be very
warm friend of Mr.. Baxter, land concluded
from Mr. Baxter's remarks and gestures he
thought much Of Drew after having a short
with Mr.. Baxter and his friends
started of for the hotel. Soon after saw
Drew coming up the street with pail in one
hand and q pitcher and lumber In the other,
and as he passed Mr.. Baxter and his friends,
be said be was going 10 treat them, which seem
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Rev samuel Worcester, d. D., died al
salem, Mass. Thursday morning. lie had
been a prominent Theologian for many wears
distinguished for ability and learning. The
cause Of bis death we have not learned.
The following yermcnters appear on diff
iercnt committees at the Philadelphia Con-
venuon &. B. Smalley, Executive Com.
T. ". Chase and d. Tilden. Com. on Fl
nance; c. y. Davenport and J. Ii. VIII
liams. com. On Resolutions Myron Clark
was one Of the Independents, and Geo Il.
simmons one Of the Secretaries.
Il. Il. Parsons, Esq, has been appoint-
e. Postmaster Of Albany, y. Y, in place Of
Mr. Dawson, resigned M. Parsons has
been, Tor many years, Que Of the Police JUS
tees Of the city and is popular man.
4 T. Stewart, the dry-goods millionaire
Of New York Jays a yearly income tax On
S4,o7l, 256. Bennett, of the Herald, has
an Income Of SIS OBS, and senator E D.
Morgan an income on SI54, 400.
Inc bFattleboro Record announces Its IN
tenilon to publish a full, authentic and
connected history Of the part performed
y Vermont in the suppression Of the
Rebellion Gen. Z. L. Wash I
ouru has consented to prepare the opening
chapters. No other man IN Vermont is SO
we'll qualified for this great work as Gen.
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color ascertained, the root discovered, (which is
done by thrustIng them through the eye of
nccdle.) and they must be washed II several
chem cal prep aratious. This hair is not esteem
ed # il was not diseased or dead the comb
would not uproot il The loss during these va
rious 1lanipulaiions IS enormous; IL is rarely
more than 0ne-ifth 0ne-sixth Of the whole auau-
MY tia: Is merchandise. Il is rsckonel = 900
pounds Of hair are obtained from this source
Is only oue-ffth or sixth Of the rag picker
collection IS good, the rag pIcksrs must annual
j. c5i--ct 10000 Or 10000 pounds o. hair n
the streets.
The hair gathered by riiaea-s is sold by the
brokers % the wholesale dealers, Whose ware
houses rees with the stencil arising from Il. The
merchant caa tell whence the various lots come
by tleIr separate and peculiar cdors In these
vzreh1ust the hair Is prepared for sale BY be-
7g c.rsEl-,y assorted according 20 color, length,
sc spriuE!el with -four 90 remove the grease,
and caried TWO or three times.
Lastly, tresses are formed hy mixing together
in given proportions hair Of various lengths
Elcl tres, contains On az average hair from
thirty different heads T1lsc tresses are the
fashionable waterfalls Hair Of doubtful CT
i.s1erceab.e color is dyed blue black Hair too
shc-. Co he used .n tresses OF waterfalls is
used in other ways. These various manipull-
tons increase the price 90 har in a wonderful
proportion. Hair which, purchased as ''raw
material, q, - 10 $50 the pound, (prices
Iarce in th. great scaIe.) cost, manufactured
500 and $50 the pound The loss during
these usLiru.at.11s is never lees than $ per
cent. end may exeead 30 per cent. Prices have
advanced enormously Of late years. When o
Trees ll- been uluuAetu-si AMI las received
t.. -..ls. touches iOr @ hllr dresser. it really
has o.. usrat. price. a blonde tres has been