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OF the Beaver Local has been tried for
assault and battery. He talks as fol-
lows about his sentence:
"On last Saturday we appeared be-
fore their honOrs-B. Il. ChambcrIin and
his associates, Lawrence and Dun, to re-
ceive sentence for IN assault an battery
upon the precious person OF Bill
Shroads, the pet of the Beaver Clique
and chief of hound dogs aud Guinea
pigs. Chamberlin requested us to as
sumo an upright position. We did So
toes turned out so as To Il form porcr an
gle, arms hanging naturally by our
sI,i,,, I.s.,...o - II +"rnoa slightly
ont, and eyes resting on their majesties.
To the question if We had anything to
say why their houors should not pro-
ceed to salivate rs, We replied mary OBJ
jecs." We We're then read homily on
the subject of carrying concealed w"ap-
ons. ItwaSn't healthy practice. Peo-
pie We're frequently scared or at least
frightened by them. ShroadS was Il
case in example. He had been scared;
hut whether tn the extent that the rebel
General Price was at the first battle i'll
Missouri, or not, the Court did not in
form us. But, ~ William has presented
rather a lank appearance since his
fright, it is reasonable to suppose that
General Price was not the only man out
of whom fire arms have made Il subject
for the cleansing qualities of soap-suds.
We heard the mastery document read
to the end. and were much affected by
it. 1t taught us that we were wrong i'll
not permitting William to smash our
mug and get up riot. If we had not
drawn the revolver, We could have de-
lighted our neighbors with sight of a
copperhead covered with court plaster
and could have delighted some poor
devil of a physician with the sight of q
few VS.. All these nice things were
knocked into cooked hat by the old
blunderbuss we had no more sense than
to draw from our pocket and Brighten
the Elder with. We had been tried OH
charge of assault and battery, bat
perhaps the Court, having postponed
sentence for five days, had forgotten
what the "marter' really was, and its
essay on carrying concealed weapons
was concluded with the declaration
that the sentence Of the court was that
we pay fine of thirty-five dollars and
the costs of the suit. We were then
commended to the kind care and pro-
lection of the Sheriff, ninth snch tirnc rs
fine and costs were paid. After brici
interview with this official, he told US
to 90 orr way, and we proceeded 10
"goed.' ' .f
The custs in tho case are about one
hundred dollarsi Ett -
Thus has terminated another vindici.
tive prosecution of Ills. Have you got
any more suits on the tapis, gentlemen OF
the Clique' Hurry up, or one term OF
Court may pass by without yonr being
tickled by our presence in the prisoners
box"
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Rather Radical.

There is monthly Magazine publish
ed in Boston called the Radical, from
the last number of which we clip the
following: 1--WE (the religious Radi-
cals) must clear the ground and lay our
foundation deep. We had better come
to the work at once, ns body of men
who mean to do something. We must
undermine the works of the enemy.
The first work is for sappers and miners.
Let us get our powder of fact and argu-
ment beneath the walls of yonder cita-
del. Tear that down, and the battle is
won. But what is tho citadcll The
Bible. Radicalisn will never do much
until il comes ont boldly against this
Bible-worship. 1t is the foundation o.
all the present religious superstition
bondage and eSclusivoness. 1t mnst be
overthrow. The Christian world must
be shown that its religion is no more
supernatural, its CHRIST no more al
anomaly, than are any ofthe religious
reformers of tho great world of man
COP is no more in the Old or New Tes
lament than he is in Cornelfs Geogra
ply
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ACARD TO INyALYDS.

\ Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca as missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary apl Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and yiciou. habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate. will send the rcceipC
for preparing and using this medicine. in seal
ed envelope, to any one who needs It, Fee q
charg' Please inclose srostpaid envelope al
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station D., Bible House, New York
City. novl3
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The ConsinenSals.

1--WE come with songs To greet you.
This is the salutation of We Cont
nentals" who appear here on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. The
reputation of the Company is world
wide, and their entertainments are noted
for their chasteness. In every city
where they give concerts the elite most
ly patronize them. Will our citizens
see to it that their tickets are secured
during the days they are advertised,
at the office in the Hall, from 2 o'clock
until five in the afternooni Their agent,
Harry Miner, is now in town making nj
necessary arrangementsf for their arrival.
There is no use of saying anything
about Mr.. Miners qualifications as a,l
agent, as he is well'known to many .af
the citizens of Wheeling, and the press
generally. -, 80
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PiSo,s Cure for Consumption.

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumption in the United States. CSce
census report for 1902 be 70
This remedy has been for several years used
in pract by eminent physicians, with such
marke' cess that il is now, By urgent re,
quest d TO the public as aninfallible RENE
dy for lung and throat diseases. Not every one
in the advanced stage Of the Consumption can
be cured but many have been, and many mere
are now rceiring benefits from its use, aud
this long after al other known remedies have
failed, As an evidence of our sincerity in the
above statement. we warrant Il to give sssisfao
ton. Il
EDMUND BOOKING. DtJgsis,, No l Odd
Fellows Hall. Wheeling, W. Va. General Agent
for West Virginia. to WHOM orders nav be adj.
dressed. :..ra. I'd. .+.t
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Ladies', Boots,

Ladies' Boots, -. ;'. ditto. . .. 81,
No. content with shoes and boots OF
modest black, the bellies of the city, like
their sisters across the water, affect
dainty little high-hee!ed CATERS OF
brenzed and silvered kid, and biue'
scarlet and purple silk, with fancy but
tons. The effect under fitting hoops, as
they may be seen of a sunny afternoon
is considered by connoisseurs i'll such
matters to beperfeetly bewitching.
The Detroit -1drertiser says: "Quite a
large portion of the ladies in this city
make their own boots. When visiting
a lady of "ton," it is a very common
thing to find her busy with last, awl,
waxed ends, pinchers, and all the eject
eras which compose the kit of the boot
maker. Two or three pairs OF boots
NAV be made in day, and about two
dollars husbanded in each pair. In
most cases, however, it is fashion rather
than economy which induces the EN-
plovment. The result is that the fair
sex of Detroit will soon be proverbial
for wearing the most elegant boots, and
for having the prettiest feet Ill the
Union. The ladies of New York and
Boston, and other eastern cities, must
look to their laurels.
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and swectest Cod LivesFOll :

Purest and swcctest Cod LiveeOA ~
In tho world, manufactured from fresn
elected livers on the sea coast. THIS
Oil is cfaracterized by>a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead %
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard g. Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
Caswen, Mack & Co, New York. Sole
Manufactures. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwseowly.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Edmund Booking advertiscs a variety
in his line.
Jesse b. Mellor offers musical instru
ments at cost.
Hubbard, Brother & Co. commence
the sale of lot of beautiful sea shells
this evening.
Ladies of the Island N. f. Church
will hold fair and festival to-morro"
evening.
Under the head of ''For Sale BLACK
mare and farm are offered.
NJ. Reilly has large lot of flour.
G. Baird publishes an important no
tice to stockholders of the West Nir-
ginia Agricultural Society.
Booth, Battelle & Co. have choice
lot of mince meat.
William G. March deals in fresh Balti-
more oysters.
The steamer X. K. Hudson is an
nounced for Cincinnati on Friday eve
ming.
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Z. q. q. r,

FUNERAL NorCB.-The members OF Panoia
Lodge, No IL, are requested to meet at odd
Fellows Hall on Thursday morning, 10Th inst
at 81 o'clock, to attend the funeral of onr late
Brother John Pender. All members Of Sister
Lodges anu Encampments in good standing are
respectfully invited to join with us i'll paying
the last tribute of respect to our deceased
Brother. BY order Of the Lodge.
novos.1t W. RrHELDAFFER, Secy
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A Fair Understnndlng.

A Fair Understanding. -
Messrs. Blonde & 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 g..
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IA NOV MetAsdsf assefAa1sk e..,

n Now MetAsdyf GssefasIsE Gas,
A patent Was recently issued to J. II
Connelly, of Wheeling, W. Va, for the
maaufactnrs Of illaulina ting ees by IN.
Producing petroleum or itsresidnum in
to the retorts, with lime water when
charged with coal, producing thereby
more gas with two retorts than can De
produced in the same time with three
when coal alone is used in the ordinary
way.
r. By this process, it is. 0laimed,-gas can
be proound-from thirty, TO forty per
cent. less than from eoai alone. By
using one-half coal and one-half residn-
mn, and limewater, it requires but one
third the amount of lime for purifying,
land the per centage Of gas is greatly In
creased.
This plan can be employed on a small
scale by economically generating gas
for dwellings, or manufactures moi
reached by city gas, either In connection
with coal, OF with residuum and lime
water alone, thereby dispensing with
lime as purifier altogether. This plan
has been in successful operation for some
time in Wheeling, and has been pro-
nounced by practical gas engineers OF
several cities, as complete success on
the score of economy, freedom from the
possibility of explosion, and superiority
of Illuminating power.-Scientife 4n'er1-
can.
Gas is now manufactured on this plan
at the brewery of Messrs. Reilly, HOLDS
& Barnes, and we understand that sew
eral other large establishments OF tins
city propose manufacturing their own
gas soon. b.
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There i-u story

Ola celebtated French preacher, who,
on delivering sermon on the duties of
wives, said, II see opposite i'll this con
.gregation awoman who has been guilty
ofthe Sin Of -dispbedience to her hus-
band; and m order to point her out to
universal condensation, l will fling my
brewery Catr her head. He lifted his
book, ana every female head Instantly
.dncked al. z4-I.rr-..a an
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u. s. Observation-Disclosures.
limited s y %s st 1 HIaas
xTyUERRAs An lNFoRNATIo,

w was fled In the District Court Of d
United states for the District OF West Ylrgla
az Wheeling. ON the 10th day OF November il.
nv the ATTORNEY of the United States for a,
district, against - Boxes Cigars, alleging in =,
stance that said cigars were found within n
control of ;. X. Klotts for the purpose Of b.,
sold and removed by him in fraud u the ini,T,
revenue laws of the United States and N,
aid cigars had been sold and passed out Il \,
hands of said Klotts without having tim,
the inspec tors marks rqulred by slid bvs a.,
nrayinr process against said cigars and TIA, h
same NAV DO condemned and sold As iUririlt, .
the United States: .... ..
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the mua, 4,
under the seal OF tn, said court 10 me dirrcl.t n,
delivered, i do hereby give public notice to alp,
sons claiming the said cigars, or in any mar
interested therein, that they I've and appy4, !.
fore the said court to IN held at Whcrlh.
and for the District of West Virginia "a Il.
18th day of November, 1sGj provided the n,
shall I've DAY Of Jurisdiction, otherwise. oa n.
next day Of Jurisdiction ,hercaiicrl thea ~
there to iuterposc their claims, and mals d.,
allegations in that behalf
Dated November 10th, ls66.
SAMUEL WALKER, L. s. Mani
JOHN q. CHANDLER, Asst. L. = ATTY
uoyl g-lltt
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A Woman

Was lately arrested in Waterbury,
Connecticut, who lad been detected III
stripping the hair from q horses tail.
She gave as an excuse that the ou.ra-
geous price of hair made it impossible
D for her TO meet the demand of fashion,
and she had to resort to this ingenious
and novel way to keep up appearances.
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DIED.:

On Monday night. 26th inst. al y O'Clock aud
10 minutes Mrs. MARY 4. TAYLOR mother
of Henry c. Taylor, in the Goth year OF her age
The funeral will take place on Thursday, tie
Goth inst, at II o'clock r. NJ, from her late resi-
dence on ChapEne Street, Centre Wheeling.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
l.,
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SiIty-Fivc Dollars
Will buy one of those excellent Sing
er Sewing Machines, complete and per-
feet, with braider, henmcr, corder, &c.'
&c. The machinery guaranteed to be
fully equal TO the highest priced ones,
the ONLY difference being in the outside
ornamenta.iun sa..g
/ All machines warranted three years,
and full instructions given at the house
of the purchaser Call and see them
before purchasing elsewhrr" II. Nor
ton, GENERAL Agent, 15l Main Street. ,.,.
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Cork Opcrn.

Burgess and Larue's famed troupe of
minstrels appear at Washington Hall
this evening for the first time'.his sea-
son. The troupe comes highly recon!
mended, and We are confndent they will
be greeted with an oferfowing house.
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Winter Luxuries.

Winter LuNuTfes. % - . II
Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The bi
valves are large, fresh and lucious
For sale By can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where
full supply of groceries is kept con
stantly on hand. Prices as low as thu
llo,,nst .,-.!ifi'U'.4,- ..-.. %
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When yen See

W non You SEC
A fashionable lady afraid to make the
acquaintance ofa respectable mechanic,
it is u sign her father or her grandfath-
er hoed potatoes or shod horses for q
! living. ls.E
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Eureka.

Yes we have found it. We have found
that the worst casessof ohapped hands,
face or lips can he cured with one OF
two applications of Cq@phorqted Glycer-
iae Nth .irniod and an occasional appli-
cation will keep the skin smooth and
soft, and prevent it from chapping. Pre-
pared and sold by f. Booking, No. l
Odd Fellows Hall.
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. Beautiful TTHA1

A Beautiful tn Al
Woman is ike a great truth or a
great happiness, and has no more right
to cover herself with green veil or any
similar abomination than the sun has
to put on green spectacles..
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Oysters.

Oysters. lgGW TIT fSvs a.. as.
Our young friend March, at Ms oys-
ter depot, near the corner of Union and
Market streets, isidaily. in receipt of
fresh oysters shiSl,she sells by the pint,
quart or gallon, as cheap as the cheap
est. They are large'fesh and Sweet. =,
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The Latest style

OF collar for men has turned down
corners, on which, appear dogs and
horses heads. Asses ears are. WON q
little highsr:np, pc1cEl ,9oHs sa,.
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wARRJED:

On the 9th inst. at the residence of the brides
mothcr Inv the Rev d. w. Fisher. Mr.. +. NJ
PORTER and Miss LIZZIE DUNLEVY, all OF
900.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE.

THE ANxUA Il dEETING DE TIE STOCK
i 'HOLDEIsof the W. Va. Agricaitura 30,
Ac;ety for the election Of Directors to serve the
ensuing year. will be heldon satnraay
December 8, at o'clock, III lHe by, ,rp Din
Chamber. W. Sn.n.or,-
noy2S- I'll --,--z.,-.---l--=- s1eSte1..aS =
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FaIloure's ConfcctioInlpet,ry

FaIIOure's confectionery,
MONROE ST, NEXT TO, MLURE House,
rs The PLACE TO CAT YOUR
L Oysters IN every site II have saloon 1t
-tnd up expressly for Ladies and Gents. We'd.
diaes a.d otherp.riies VII be supplied in good
tended to on moderate terms
noyl43m FRANK FALLOURE.
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Mince Mcat!niE !

Booth, Battellerf& Co, the eaterpriis'-!
ing grocers and steamboat agents, have
just received fine lot of mince meat.
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BY LEWIS BAKER.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DALEY REGISTER.

ixnonths. -. 90 One month....--
tn s,ysscsfBERs IN THE CITY.
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A FARM (Orange County FARM for SALE

A FARM (OranRe County Farm) Tor oALE
"A stnssd in the Town OF Montgomery. Orange Co. H.
w. cont aiming ia sres suitable Gor Country Seat or Farm
log purposes Church School, PostOer, Store Blacksmith
and Wsgon-nsker within quarter Of mile Said Farm 10
on the Cochre.on Turnpike eght mep west Of the City
OF Newbugh four miles Of the Village Of Montgomery
and four miles from Moagome and Erie Railroad now
ocstd On the premises 10 large twos.ory House. new
Outbudings. Tenant House, plenty Of choice Fruit FOR
beauty scenery be surpassed For further parea
s hqure Of the subscriber on the pem-s che FOSTER
BROS. No. s7a Bleeeker.:'., ~ T.; J j. MoSELL Msw
withdrawn VIM A. SCOTT, Coldeuhsm. Orange Co.
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cpLENDID FARM. ready Stocked. for

SPLENDID FARM, ready stocked, Tor
- SALE3O0 Acres 100 a. very old large hardw God tim
Der oak sugar maple and chrstnut The farm has thrt
moving mesdowstwo orchards Of choicest graited a In full
brang perennial springs with ground available Tor perfect
ponds large aud elegant dwelling, and ample barns and
,heds There 800 line ooed Vermont meIino sheep
the place 200 of them IN lamb, three horses ten
swine poultry and complete stock Of agricultural tools and
implements Inc mouse Is iuy urni.ned or ,oeaass oc'
piano and rosewood furniture The place 10 ave miles from
Chatham -Four Corners, the Harlem Railroad and miles
from East Chstbam OH the Albany and Springfield Road
The wood alone which Il worth Sc 50 cord the railroad
makes the place exceedingly desirable purchase Asa
stocked farm II s one 1.-THE valuable In Newfork Ap
ply to HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pinest.