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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS POLICY.

Mr.. James Russell Lowell's latest "Biglow
Paper" in the May Atlantic contains the fol.
lowing:
The Presdunt he thinks tibet the slickest plan
'Ould be t'allow tibet he's our only man,
An thet We fit thrue all tibet dreffle war
Jes' for his private glory an ecl0r;
Nobody amt Union man." seq he,
"'Thout he agrees, thru thick an thin, with me
Warcnt Andrew Jacksou's 'nitinls jes' like mine
An amt tibet somethin' like right divine
To cut up CT kcntcnkerous ez please.
An treat your Congress like nest o. feas!"
Wal, expec' the People wouldn't care, IL
The question now wuZ techin bank or tariff.
But conclude thr'yc about made up their mind
This amt the fttest time TO go II blind,
Nor these amt meters thet with politics swings
But goes way down amongst the roots u things
Coz Sumner talked o whitewashin' one day
They wun't let four years war I've thrOwe,l away
"Lct the South hey her right!" they say tibet!
you
But not grab hold Of other folks tu."
Who owns this country, il II they or AndyH
Leastways il ought to be the People and he;
Let him he senior Partner, ct hes 50,
Or let him kin q smugglc in CT Go.
Did he diskiyer in Constable numbers
Think het the job was taken 10y Columbus.
Did he yet tn an make it wut II Isl
Ef So. guess the Onc.man. power hcz riz.
Did he put thrue the rebbels, clear the docket,
An pay tn expenses out OF his own pocketf
III thet's tho case, then everythin' exes
Is Z hev him come an' pay my ennOoal teIes.
Was t he thet shod'dered all them million guns
Did he lose all the fathers, brothers, sons!
Is this ere poplar government tibet we run
A kin U sulky made to carry Onef
An is the country goin' to knuckle down
To hev Smith sort their letters 'stid o Brown
Who wuz the 'Nited States fore Richmon' iellf
Wuz the South needle their full name to spelli
An cant We spell in tibet short. handed way
Till tn underpinnin' 3 settled SO 3 to stayf
Who cares fJr the Resolves Of 81,
Tibet tried to coax an earthquake with bunf
llez act'ly nnthn taken place since then
To l'Arn folks they must handle facts like men?
Aiu't this the true pintr Did the Rebs accep em
Ef nut, whose fault is 7 tibet We hewitt KEEP 'em
Warn't there tro sidesl an don't II stend to rea
son
Thet this weeks 'Nited States amt las week.
treasOnr
When all these sums Is done, with nothin' missed
An nut aforc. this school III be dismissed.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

UNION MowER.-In q recent number OF the
Maine Farmer appears letter from "ov. oony
Of this State, in which he says:
"Thc Union Mower that purchased last 1u'
10 nroyed itself first class machine. Ny men
emf with Il about eighty tons OF hay, and 1t
did not get out Of order nor cost a cent TOT re.
n.ir, that season, and when taken out OF the
Held. was in as good condition rs on the 6rst
dsy II was used. II 10 Of easy draft. and
know of mono better 10 use, and II had occa.
sion 10 purchase another should select the
Union"
Farmers in Maine will do we'll 10 follow Gov.
Conys example. A word 70 tho wiso Is SUM-
cient.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

~ Great rejoicings were being had at St.
Petersburg and elsewhere on account Of the
Emperor's escape from assasslnaton. The
man who attempted the Emperor's life is a
Russian land owner Of small means, who consi.
lcrcd himself injured by the emancipation Of
the serfs. lie discharged pistol within few
feet OF the Emperor, and the shot would proba.
bly, have taken effect hadl not peasant turned
aside the assassin arm. The peasant has been
ennoblcd. II is said that the Emperor, with
perfect presence Of mind, seized the cnprit,
asking him quietly, "what have ever done to
you that you should seek my lifc."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
.Sl9
Scot the Dturs.r

How oaen 10 We hear mi. complaint male nr rirs
generally a.rt-,i 4. that -r,etInng iss grr vrtg, 'i
You viii question the patIcut IN pani b iTt ah &C
you will very h-l u,at hsi,gc-ipo - u l-Hr .
Inc Intimacy ~ the brain ann stomach V very or, AM irsl-
Ing 80 .rs the fsng. api di.Issthn ~ hy.l'1.a me-
n,,l,r f,rt that most ,ucics iy.IrItc II o DouT.
.hnent IL prvprriy diFcsni Or IRAN Irc a',i unni-
sheaI arI inculng lk the bright side ~ Ic thu,
4 n our duty b. guard against this
,s KNOW of pshng ptrn IN ASSIST digestion C' Dys
persia Cure. II has curci sospe ry li dy,I.isn
a even ten &C fifteen years staDns
DR.. A. Bacon soc Agent Coz Bnhietci. 1w
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

a CISsrrrroSiL hNENDWNr.-If Di-rSc lar sirrnitln
fnplii, 81 your f nnl il gradually, Int 'ury. Carrying
you " the grave u Is important ils. you suI at ono pro
cecil 70 la,Ll NJ anil am1pl your cTstituttn
rt,natb, Btcrs r,muTpii Will ilr greatest cons
,cnCc SIR thi, TrIrsJ-c.
They quickly anil rsT.arhJ IrhSe H. p,sIt'c 'nIcrcr'
Iargrr IIcraei', r'tr-' an'r ba'"T Fam. ~ 'hc
Side, Rack anil Stomach, anil an c,r ailments arid irn
stomach q occr, anil arrest ur prOyrcss Il chToUso
Disease.
They are the most delicious anil asrc,E tonic ever oCro
Ia n" people.
Their rouirs change ~ dict "Et who, IS set BE-
fore you, asking question. or your stomacis sake"
Tfrir r,yi effect win H. fit from the very h,t trial.
Particularly rcornmrpici IN weak arpl delicate tInaic,
clcrgymcn, &c To ~ fspl everywhere.
Try, ana bc cOnyinopi. :rl9
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

e Tho Senate has shown n firm iron,
against tho President, by its action on tho re-
tcn,ion OF post officers. and by giving the nd.
yertisiug to the papers having the largest cir
culation. which is designed to aid forney's
Chronicle. The Senate rejected the Domina.
ton Of Gen. Frank Blair rs Collector Of lntern-
al Revenue at St. Louis, and OF ]. V. Finlay.as
Assessor of Internal Revenue at Baltimore
both Of them avowed supporters Of the Presi.
dents policy.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

A SUGGESTIVE CoNrKAsr,-The Washington
Chronicle states that q canvass of the House Of
Representatives for subscriptions to provide for
the publication Of the speech delivered by An.
drew johnson on Wednesday evening, resulted
in contribution from sundryID emocratic mem.
bcrs of $3.50 which will pay for 5, $50 copies,
tho cost per copy being one cent. On the same
dsy the colored citizens OF Philadelphia contrib
u,ed, through Judge Kelley, 81 ,2sO.5O, to
aid in the circulation Of radical documents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

Tux PRESIDENT AND TIE despatch
to tho New York Tribune gives currency to the
rumor that in the Executive session of Thurs.
day, the majority Of the Senate very distinctly
announced that no nomination should DO con.
Grmcd when made to fill place made vacant
by the removal, for opinions sake Of any com.
petcnt officer who supported the election OF
Andrew johnson in the lat Presidential can
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

~ Special dispatches from Warrington state
that the President has ordered Treasury Agent
Dexter, convicted by military commission at
Mobile, Of fraud on the Government, to be turn.
Cd over to the civil authorities for trial was
In confinement In default OF $4,000 bail. This
II looked upon N q solution Of the peace pro.
clauation by the President himself, 70 tho elect
that u removes martial law.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
[EEl1iE
Can't stay in the snmo place with Cedar camphor.
full supply at BACONS Drug store. 3wi9
Perry Davis. ycge,.br. Pal. killer

Perry Davis Vegetable Pni" KILLER
Has won for itself \ reputation unsurpassed in the
history OF medical preparations II well known
In the trading ports OF India and ChiAa q, In Now
York and Cincinnati nnd its continually incrensin:
demand, where II has been longest known is one 81
It's strongest recommendations II 10 not unfrcquent-
ly said OF tive would n think Of being with.
out -four In the house as without Pain killer" n
gives immediate relief in cases ~ 'cald dysentery, or
other similar affections VI the bowels md hcng
trcy vegetable preparation. Il Is H safe q, II u, re.
liable. lmlo
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
Moro Valuable than Gold.
B E VANS LIFE PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

Remove Ilssdsehs, Di.nns., Giddnss nrowmnss'
CGssn.. shs Rtomscb and. Bowels insure NEW
'' LIFE in the dsbll latsd, and
Rsstors the Sick to Perfect Health.
Try them They only cost Is cents, and II you
cannot them q your druEgi,t send The money to
p. o. Dor sUo, and they viii DO sent by return Il
mall post paid.
Dealer; :apPli:d BY Dsuas B.russ : Co.. Wholesale
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

II The President has appointed Wade
Hampton, . relative Of the rebel General oil
that name, Postmaster at Pittsburg, Penn, 70.
moving radical. just how johnson can Dust
tho "radicals' without tho consent Of tho Sen.
ate, don't appear.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
SENATOR TRrAnrLL on EXECUTIVE POWER
On the post office appropriation bill, Mr..
Tx,,,,h,lI ,,N,,aJ thu I,llo.;,. ,

On the post office appropriation bill, Mr.
Trumbull offered the following amendment:
''No person exercising or performing tho au,,.
e. of any Office, which By law Is required 10 he
6lled by the advice and consent otthe Senate
shal before bis confirmation by the Senate receiy,
any salary or compensation for his services unles.
he be commissioned by the President TO Gil up a
vacancy which has begun to exist by reason Of
death. resignation or expiration Of term OF ser
vice during the recess ofthe Senate and since Its
last adjournment"
senator Trumbull asserted that this question
did not involve the right Of the President to re
lievc OF To appoint officers, n had been charged
lie reminded the Senate that an act had been pas
sed IN February, 1868, grating the Office oi
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

Cu,RlCrrR ~ A. JoussOs's ArPoIarEEs.-A
Washington despatch To the Boston Traveller
says:
II j. charged that nan who in 1871 declared
that Mr.. Lincoln should not he insuguratei ex-
cent il was wa,ling through bis blood. hal been
appointed tn place in the Treasury Department
since the Presidents Orier was issued.
The mans name Is hammond, and he Is - dis
loyal that Secretary Harlan removed him from
place in the Interior Department:
Mr. .NicCullOch in defiance Ot the Presidents or
der, so il il charged. put the cOpIerhesd into
place in the Treasury, Instead Of u soldier.
~ Danirun, with Roots reEtachnc, never found.
ESf- American Life Drops, and QaInsy never thOr
ID SLANT PAIN ANNllilLATOR. None genuine ia
New England unless the name uf ltoGERs 4 FULLER,
ilji Washington Street. Boston, IL stamped ~ blue ~"
the outside wrapper. deeimly h. L. WoLCoII'
- Tho French are rarely willing to admit that
Partisan skill can be surpassed IN the manufacture "i
articles Of tasse and luxury, and yet Phalon Night
Bloolnng Cercus' has been adopted by tho leading
French families hero superior 10 any OF the noral
extracts put up in Paris. Sold everywhere.
LADIES We take great pleasure in directing tho
special attention oS lady readers To Nessrs lieu.
II. Reed 4 Co.'s Liquid Dyes. These pycs, We know
from personal experience. possess Ill The Iott!t
claimed for them by M-s.rs. Reed Co, n Boston
firm OF high standing. The representation 81 tho
gentlemen comprising this trn nre ebsitic to tic
utmost confidence OF the Puhlic.-P'orid'ne' Adr.
c,j- Sickness Is an Addiction that waits OF as al
None are exempt aud there are none bat need relief
from It's attacks Whoever can furnish this becomes
our benefet0r. A conviction prevails that DIR. Aver
does it, Disorders Of the blood have been healed ny
his Ssrsaparila, and affections Of the lungs by his
Cherry PectOr too frequently and too distinctly to
10 disputed. Ills Aguo Cure Is said. by those who
use IT, To never f,l.--Chayi,'foh Courier.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(13l!liI1:LzIIGl!l;l

Should he packed away with Purs and Woolens 10
avoid injury hy MOTHs. Sold by druggists every
where. liARRIS 4 CHAPMAN, Boston. iw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
DRY GOODS.

a EIGHTH AVENUE
f fRicfs r 'xIS b Sass
yiRsr RATE AK SHIFTING xUsL,s; $50
HEAVY YARD w wi sHEkTiNd' ss
EXCELLENT BLEAcHED H Mus.dN s;i is'
fKsSGh aRESApISkS 49,
iaoc YARDS DRESS GOODS, ioc l2c.. Isc
, ,s yasDs PLAID GMALLaEs isc ssS
1000 YARDS BLACK ALPAcAs xscs Me Sc cor,
CASE ENGLISH cALIcoEs
CASE FRENCH cAilCoES. ,. ,,,,,.
JAcoSErs AND ORGANIZES, SLIGHTLY DAN.
s Ss,y g,s SsFs sspitss gi. rs u.s.
CASE TABLE LINEN. - I % siSq - D"~'' ~
e SSsk LINEN LINEN r HS&HLt q. To- !: % ~
s SspS aA e4sp sSd mSfir Mus Tissr s
500 y y4Rbs s sA!Sse9h s3 SSSshEliSS
F FAss zsafs 6 SSSS HOSE HOSE I: %
S so PAIRS LADIES IRos fRAALs Sic
$50 FAiHs sssIisH Hf M" q aass &c.
$ss$ h 5SsS a@ %sSSShsaalHgs g. to ~.
400 GENTS coLoRED BoRDEKEp, i2,;s
EksM ,s @d DEPARTMENT.
49, so PIECES MUSLIN, CHHAP
zVD YARDS DOTTED SILK VIII. LACE. 2c.
. 80. - GLOVE DEPARTMENT
1900 PARIS (soME GOOD BARGAISs).
. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
GREAT SLAUGHTER or PRICES.
b0D YARDS TRIMMING RIBBONS &C.
S YAkps sSSsET EIsHoss S
SILK vELvEIs, lOc. 70 is~ plece
SILK vELyETS, ~. " Sic piece
1000 YARDS TRIMMING vELvETs,
you CAN BUY At YOUR PRICE
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
1900 STOOLS COTTON, closing out
DOO LARGE SPOOLS SILKS Sc
$4,000 PAPERS BEST PINS, o.
l1,0O BOXES HAIR PINS. 10.
80U SkEINs WORKING COTTON, 2c
BUTTONS BRAfDs. TRIMMINGS, TAPES. COMBS,
Brushes H., &c.. very low.
wM. kinney,
IN and ~ Eighth avenus.
Between Twenty nrst and Twenty seoond streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

A DNINIsTRArORs SALE,
"A TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE GEORGE SIMPSON.
LAST WEEK."
AT STILL GREATER BAR0AIHH.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION THIS WEEK.
1.a11 yards White Msrseilss, To-, worth d -
40 yards So xony Dress Goods 10, worth 90
1000 yards Challis, very hne &C. worth Sc
, so dossn Napkins, 81 =, worth - D.
500 dozen white ribbed Hose 20c. pair worth ~
I,iW yards black Alpaca &c, worth 62c.
100 dozen SIX Invisible Meta 1c, worth Soc.
100 piecea Plaid and Striped Muslin, very cheap.
$50 pieces black aud white Plaid Ribbon. cheap
ball Trimming. Lama Fringe, Buttons Embroiderirs,
Laces and large assortment Of ANAL wares 81 greatly
duccd prices
15 Sirth avenue, Seventeenth street
n Bon and after Monday. March 49, the business VIII
IRWIN j. SIMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
a.rHo,<,sv.

BUsisIEe lsD MEDICAL CfAfHyOrapr, WHO
saasi ss<f~4 ss~f q tss lsff ~ts fss. -
.sru-et 49, H.si snf ttlJN s~sff orsssl
gs.a - ssft.ss ~. - rsfsg issss-
i-s sas. s,-as. is.sshs. sA@sns fssssss sss
sasa.s. s.s,fs = .4sss, - az v'ssh~ - $50
- tsfstt sts snsr 'sy ,ya. as@ J.s Ts~s~
80 o. asss.sss. .sa = sassiss s-ssss'.. g~rts
ka~t 80 ~itA Z SO
r.ss@ 80 ~ ssrt r~-~-s~s y .sf esa-f-as
80 sisiffe7sntle tsss 81 80 rssf " Is ss yf-sa
sifsis - ns- Yea Ytnsssi thfs r.sssr a. 49,
49, fsn 49, ssnsiy tsss.<isss O1~ Iil tesa ftstr
u-fa "'sfs. 1850 ta"a s~@ lsfiHrYr ssh."
ssrsicp. Wu Asrsui<,pgA ~ AHrAI' a
"A Sis ns a. ~ hssnsss ss~sti ffs.es
lssss ssys go 70 % 90 .ss sss< --.i, $500 80
800 he ~ "a So - ~ ~ -sal~s csn1ss~. y 49,
D. " o. csn VI sl~~ 80 sgssa = ss~s-
MADAME cI.AnA AVOuA pa yl,I xgIss
49, 800, 49,, 49,. s'' 80, ,..s.s 49, Il =
"a s~S
MADAME syss ~ rns osLr ssebcAL arc -
VA cASrvsTs~i tAsi - ~ - 49,
rbS~sss ~ vsws Nves susAssl ~ ~ - 49,
ssssv s.ssS ~. ssss. ~ r.
N.e.E :.:2. u: s..... &,2R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

NOTICE To Bt-TCHFRs BUTCHERS Oh THE
CITY ~ Nev YORK requested 10 .ttends Meeting "a
b. held Dfce the But herr liza. aud Melting ASS
saion ~ fifth aud frst Monday,
2ih Z. eloek T. ". on business OF ir"portance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

A sy.ur1Vrt. gpuyrs isDr .sgD ". Dgsisps
~ 80 s<fs.iasas< - S,1ts<eusa a. 80 - ~s"f
ssasy A41f-.s IrTfsA Nesa sisiea
A sOrfugHsyE 80 sytss a FrEsNsEH ~ THs
N ID, 1919 10. - s4asrtsses - 80
g4lsAsd yesar issy ga 800 ~ essinu.a, AAass~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
DIR Y GOODS.

Tusr RECEIVED FROM AUcTIos--A LOT ~ aIfl1D
81 Linen shertng TAbl. Linen, Ladies KID 0iovas q -
good quality at COILS, 40 broadway t~o dooss sbSos
Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

/ \ToriCE-CfoTnING htsUtAcTUEiNG-Io MFR-
" chants in TIA clothing business and al o'hers The
and,rsgnri prepared all Kind ~ Clothing
.nd despatch, Ia he best style a tho lowest
! prices. Apply At 70 Nssssu stree, room No 3
] y ~. LiPTSE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
FENIANs The Pittsburg Dispatch

FENIANs = The Pittsburg Dispatch
saws there is considerable excitement III
that city OH the subject of Fenianlsm.-
1t is reported that regiment is to De
raised there to go TO Canada 1t was
rumored that the various center' there
abouts had responded promptly 10 LIT t1t
call, and that three hundred men e. a ,r
during the day for Oswego; N, d j., "n
viii be followed by another de a% Head
today Of about two hundred men "a i'e ~
E E2TuaS " Murphy was interrogated Oy
Cente nI ,tarties, outside of the Brother
sew SenGiI Int he was quite reticent in re-
a ND 70 either present or prospective
sS5'i ii;T movements. He admitted,
boweyer, that there was something in
tbe wind. and that a few days would
develop the facts in regard to the move
ment In connection with the runnors
above noted, it is stated that large
amound of Fenian bonds has been pur-
chased there, and that the friends of the
Irish Republic" thereabouts will con:
tribute their full quota in men and
money to the enterprise. Is Wheeling
going to do anything in the matter !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

POLICE CoURT-Judge Good is still
absent, on short furlough. Hannibal
Forbes, Esq, is now presiding over the
Municipal Court On Saturday, John Nc
Namara, was convicted of hauling with
out license, and fined s. and costs
Frank Lazier was fined S. and costs, and
in default of payment, was committed,
On Friday some meat was stolen from
Centre Wheeling Market. Three men,
names unknown, disposed of piece OF
meat believed to be that which was
stolen. They then got into a dispute
about dividing the proceeds, In the
midst of it, the police interfered, and
arrested Lazier, who was fined as above
stated
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

RELIGIOUS. Right Reverend Bishop
Johns, of Virginia, made his episcopal
visitation to st. Matthews church yes
rrrday. Twenty seven persons were
confirmed Bishop Johns preached IN
the Second Presbyterian church last
night. The congregation was unusually
arge aud attentive.
A revival OF religion is in progress IN
the Baptist church in Bellair Over SIX
~ persons have connected themselves
With the church
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

AT LAST-SOme kind Christian, with
his head full OF benevolence, aud poe.
h.t.hsndkerchief he'd to his nusirlls,
removed the mortal remains OF that
cat" from Fourth street at an early hour
last Saturday forenoon. The feline ghost
is appeased, and now, instead of making
uight hideous" by unearthly squalls, 1t
puTrs peacefully at the feet of its bene-
frctor, though we suppose he cant hear
It. unless he be spiritual "mejum.' At
ali events. he may place the burial OF
that cat upon the cat alogue of his good
deeds Let it be recorded
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

THEArRE.-On Saturday night Miss
Kate Fisher sustained her already high
.eputation in performing Jack Shep-
ptrd, and sustained several different
.raracters in the Young Actress. She
mad a full house, and every one was de.
shted with her performance.
The bill for tonight presents Fan
hon, the Cricket with Miss Kate Fisher
- Fauchon, in which character she I'll
perform the celebrated Shadow Dance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

THE SUMMER SEAsoN-Has its perils
as we'll as its pleasures At home or
abroad you should have a friend at hand,
in LogOn's Essence Of Jamaica Ginger "
1t IS an elegant tonic, ard corrective
of evils, resulting from errors in diet
Price - cents sold by dealers.
t. II. LOGAN & Co.
LOGAN LIST & Co.,
ProprietOTs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

LADIES will always find a choice as.
sortment of Boots, Shoes and Caters for
ladies', Misses and Children's wear. at
Mrs E. SHERIDAN's, second door above
Harbour's Carpet Store. Nothing but
the very best articles kept. We heartily
hesreak for Mrs SIS goods trial
nvS0-0w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

HoUsEKEEPERs should use Bookings
improved and unrivaled Furniture
Polish. Under its magic influence olu
furniture is made to assume the appear
ance of new. The price is so tr.hing
that any one able to own piece OF ot tur-
niture can afford to use it; Manul Ms
ed and sold by Edmund Booking NO. l.
Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

EVERY lady, every gentlemen, every
Fad, every lass in the city, who desires 70
purchase neat-ftting pair OF poots'
Shoes or CATERS, should call at the EN-
porium of Blonde & Bachman, III, Nam
street, corner of Sprigg Alley, where a
large and varied stock has just been re-
ceiyed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

THE new five cent coin, about which
80 much curiosity has been aroused, will
be of the same size as the three dollar
gord coin. 1t is very nearly eight tenths
Of an inch in diameter, and three of them
sill weight a half ounce, thus being
very convenient as a postage weight.
II IS also stated that fifty of them laid
n straight line will be the length OF
.be metre" the unit of French meas
urs. which is little more than thirty njne
aud 0ne-thiTd inches
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

ACCIDENTS "A young man named
John Miller, employed in the Benwood
u.ll, met with a serious, if not fatal &C.
cident on Saturday He was found in
the cellar in an insensible condition. his
bead and chest very much bruised 1t
IS supposed he was caught in the belting
IN some way and thus thrown into the
cellar
On Friday evening Bryan Traverse, an
employee Of iLr Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad, at Beuwood, met with pain
ful accident in having part of bis foot
taken oft 10y having 1t run over 10y the
yard engine at that station.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

LOOKING GLASSES and Looking Glass
Plates Black Walnut, Rosewood and
Gilt Mouldings, Oval and Square
Frames. Black Walnut Brackets, Book
Holders and Shelves Albums at whole
sale and retail at PARTRIDGE GAL
,ERy [mylS I'm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

SPECIAL CAUTION. - Mrs. WinslOw's
Soothing Syrup has become SO popular
that various parties have put out arti-
cles calling them Mrs Winslow's. Please
take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of
the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with an other article. June l-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-04

j. N."-Don't forget to attend the
lecture to be delivered by the impor-
tai J. N" at the Court House tonight -
He is the heftiest live living orator now
cxtant. and is willing to make a martyr
of himself by suffering voluntary incar-
ceration in the city lookup, if need be,
for the cause of truth, reviewed from
every standpoint, Go and hear him