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FOR SALE.

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
L of stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would under no circumstances, be offered
for sale bnt for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city. nov20
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AMUSEMENT.
The Continental Vocalists

The Continental Vocalists.
I'm the Beautiful and Civic Costume,
"The Buff aud Blue of Ne
Olden Time"
Friday md Saturday Evenings, Nov.
3Oth and Dec, list.
MIR. w. SMITH, THE SENIOR
wi Member Originator of the name Cont,
mental Vocalists" and Perpetuator of the Com
panv. as originally organizedJ begs leave 10 say
I'm this connection. that the Favorite Continental
Bas.o. llr. Watson, Is again with the Com
pauv. Also. Var. a.. q. Hudson. First Tenor
OF the LIBERATED Hudson Family, Nocaiists; and
Dir. II. VI. Rogers. Mr. Rogers possesses
Two distinct Voices, (ContraltO and Tenor OF
r, markable sweetness and Purity of Tone, and
hos 40 EQUAL in the Musical World as Sing.
ar ~ Pathetic Ballads. In addition tothe Quar-.
tstte We have secured the services OF the "a
EIQtii,t and Composer. BERNARD COVERT.
the Hero Of Hundred Songs Tickets - cents
Reserved Seats - cents. noN2IJ
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r. =. MILLER
G. L. ZANE & CO.,

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
LIQUORS. Manufacturers Of Pure Catawba Wines
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling W. Va. keep constantly on hand
Rrandies. Scotch and Irish whiskies Jamaica
Runs and Cordials choice Old Rye and Bourbon
whistles. seP99
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r,,,stces' Sale of Millinery and
Fancy Goods.

Fancy Goods.
nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
r., executed by David +. Ewing to the
L, uH iS"s5 "a trustee. dated the sth day Of
n.,hsT is66. aud now of record in the office of
ot%msr., for Ohio county, in Deed Book No.
ine ~ will ON Thursday, December
o. a. 500 proceed at the auction rooms OF
Hubbard. Brother & Co, Nos % and = Market
sIHt ..,h;on,hle lot of Millinery and fancy goods
anu w. Ribbons, Flowers Feathers, Silks; Vel.
', ,. Iascs, Bonnets and Hats trimmed and
un N, ,L.' ~ commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ms of sale. cash. +. w. BASSETf,
lcIn s "a Trustee.
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WANTS..

CEWING MACHINES
- Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our low
priced fully licensed machines Send for onr
circular. SHAW & CLARK, :. NJ. Co, Bidde-
f,rd Maine. nOvl4.ly
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

SUCCESSOR TO II. DIEUEL,
- FANCY DYER AND SC0URRR, South
Street near the b. g. o. X. Y. Depot Wheeling;
W. Va. All kinds Of -Shawls, Ribbons, AID
every description Of SILKS and Wooden Goods.
executed on short notice and on reasonable
terms
This il the first and best Steam Dying E-sab-
ushment in the Western States. epS
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J. &G. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, Opposite the
Washington Hall, a few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly On hand a full assOrt
meut Of the above articleA
~ Their wagons run constantly to al parts
Of the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks. Cakes,
etc seI20.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the ROYAL College ol Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one oi the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, aud the greater
part of whose life ha, been spent in The hospital"
Of London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere.
ha. effected some ot the most astonishing cute-
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringin. In the head aud ears When asleep, great
n"ryuu,uyss being alarmed ~ sudden souHds
ba~hfVlur-s With frequent hlu'hihE, att'uh'"
ed immediately
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TAKEPAErIcrLAR NnTIcE.

Dr. j adlIrsscs all those who have injured
Themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary
habits which miu both body and nlind, uniting
them for either business. study society or
marriage.
These ar some If the sad and melancholy II.
frcts produrcd by early habits of youth, viz:
Wraknrs, II the Back and Limbs Pains ia the
Head. Dimnpss of Sight Lors Of Muscular Pow.
cr palpitatiOn uf the Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irritability, arrangement of the Digestive Func.
tons General DcbilitJ, symptoms Of Consnnp-
ton, Sc
MENTALLY.-The fearful effect on the mind
arr much 10 he drcndcd-Los- Of Memory, Con.
fusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits. Evil
F0TcbOdngs Aversion to Society, Self DistTust
Love of Solitude, Timidity &c, are some Of tho
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages ran nov
Judge what il the cause Of their declining health
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pale, Dnr.
yOns and cniaciaied, having singular appear.
ance about the eyes. cough and symptoms OF
&
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MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
xEARBLE woRKER, ON NAH.

MI KIT STREET, \ few doors above the
Second Ward Market Ho9sa. Monumental
work Of All kinds made toordsrs City andcoun-
try orders Win be me. with promptness-
apl2iy
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YOUNG MEN

Especially. who have become the victims Of Soil
tary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps 90 an uniincly erAv.
thousands OF Young Men of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect. who might other
wise have cutranccd listening Scnatcs with the
thunder of cloqncncc. or walked 10 ecstacy the
thrilling lyrr, may call with full confidence.
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MISREPRESENTATION on THE pRRss.

The many thousands cured At this es;sbiisif.
ment within the last twenty year., aud the M.
merous important SarEieal Operations Performed
by Dr. johnston. witbess.ed by the rspOrtsTs of
the Sun, and May OihfT papers, nO;iees % Which
appeared agafn and again before the public BE
sides his standing a. gentleman of character
and responsibility, Il a sufficient guaranty 70 VIE
afflicted
SEin dis.asss spee-lfiy cured. aagsdiy
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately Cured aud Full Nigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection, which renders Lille
mis-, rablr aud Marriage impossible, Is The penal
~ pnid hy IN. victims 81 improper Indulgence.
Young persons are too apt Ia commit rhrrHs's
from not bcing aware uf the dreadful conse
oucncrs that may ,nsue. Now, Who that uud,r-
stands the subject will pretend {" deny that the
power Of procrraiina Is lost sooner 3S tnos" I''i
me into iIi,nrr,pcr habits than by the prudent
Bcsil-S being deprived of the pleasure of healthy
ohspriug the most .yIiun- and dc-trurtlNc-ymP
toms Of both body and mind arise The System
becomes DcranCcd thu rhysiral and Mental
Functions weakened, loss Of frocIraiivr rover,
Nervous Iritahility. Dyspepsia, ralpitatiuu at
the Heart Indigestion. Constitutional D"hiiitH,
a wasting of the frame Cough, Consumption.
Decay and Death.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that = sound mind aud body are tbs
most necessary requisites to promote c"nnnhiai
happiness Indeed, without these the JonTBay
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage. the
prospect hourly daTksns Ia the view; The mind
becomes Swallowed With despair and hlbed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiBts 81
another becomes blighted nth our ovp.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons. or Young Men contempiat
Ing Marriage. being aware of Physical Weak
ness organic debility. dcfurmitics, speedily
cured. -,
lie who places himself under the care of Dr.
J.. NAV rrligiou-ly coutdc IN his honor h- gen
tlcman and confidently rly upon his skill ~
physician.
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nALrInoRE LOCK HOSPITAL

Established as n Refuge from Quackcry. The
only place where cure can he obtained
DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
only Rfiectual Remedy in the world for Weak
ness of the Back ar l.nbs, Structures, Affections
of the Kidneys and BLADDER, Involuntary DIS
charges. Impntcncy General Debility, Nervous
ness Dyspepsia l.angunr Low Spirits, Confn'
sion of Ideas. Palpiiatiou of the Heart. Iimidi'
Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or skin, Al
f,ctions of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bow
els-those Terrible Disorders arising ifom S"ii'
tary Habits of Nouth--sECREr and solitary prac'
tees more fatal to their victims than the songs
of Syrrus 10 the Mariners of Ulysses, hlighting
their most brilliant hopes or anticipaiions rsh'
dcring marriage. Sc, impossible.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prso.
tice indulged In when alone habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effect. Of which are nightly felt even when
asleep and Il not cured renders marriage in.
possible and destroys both mind and body.
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope Of
his country the darling Of bis parcnts should
be snatchrd from al prospects, mud cnioym'nts
Of life by the con-,-g uoncs. Of deyiating from
the path Of nature and INDUCING IN a certain
secret habit. Such pgr.ODa must. before con.
templating
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DISEASES or BpRrDENCE

When the misguided and imprudent y0tary u
pleasure finds that he has imbibed the sscds 81
tha painful disease. II too Often happens that
AN l.tifned sense Of shame dread Of discovery
deiers him from applying TO those who, from Cd
ucation and rrspcctAhility can alone boffienh
him DELAYING TIL the constitutional symphonic oi
this horrfd disease make their appearance. nirh
a. liberated sore throat diseased uos'. nocturnal
pains In the head aud llmls-, dimns.s Of sight,
deafn.ss nodes on tho shin bones and arms,
blotcbe, on the head face aud eTtTemities, pro
crossing with ftghtful rapidity, tn ~ last the
paIats Of the month the bones Of tbs nos"
faIl in and the victim Of this awful dkeass be,
comes bSrrid object Of COMMUNICATION, tai dsAih
puts period "a his dreadful snfiSrinEs by senf
Ing him 10 That Undiscovered Country fro'n
wbenee no traveller refurns-'
II II a melancholy fact that Thousands fall vie.
tins 10 this terrible disease. owing 10 the On,
skIllfulness Of ignorant pFetenders. who. BY The
use Of that DEADLT POisOS, MEECrEr, ruin the
constitution and make the residue ~ life ni.sr
able.
OFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Left hand side going from BaltiIoore Street,
few doors from the corner. Y Fail not % OBJ
serve name and number.
r,- No lsttsrs received unlssA postpaid and
containing n stamp 90 be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and and yor
ton 81 Advertisement describing symptoms.
Tie Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In bis Office.
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Rrowuiow's Dispatch,

Senator Fosters recent exploits IN
scurrihty seem to have stimulated the
big Tennessee blackguard to splendid
display of his own capabilities in that
line. BRowNLow is not man to resign
very readily, his claim to be the leading
exponent of his party's finest accom-
plishment. He has, accordingly, put all
impertinent rivalry to open shame by
exhibiting the most finished specimen OF
billingsgate yet generated from the foul
ness and pollution of Radical magma
ton. Somebody suggests that If 1t were
not a shameful libel on the canine race,
the epithet with which the filthy parson
in his recent telegram to FoRNEY, insults
the President, would be his own best ep-
taph. We think the inscription on his
tomb should be more explicit! The ell
egant title of "dirty dog" would as fifty
designate a hundred others of the same
class, and the NIGEL GABRIEL, footing
for the resurrection, would be puzzled TO
tell which Particular Radical ranter
slumbered beneath an inscription so APP
propriate TO the entire breed.
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National Union Convention.

AT a meeting Of the Conservative Central
Committee for the State of West Virginia, held
at the Club Room in the City of Wheeling on
Tuesday evening, July nth, 1866, the fol-
lowing preamble and reseiutiort were adopted
WHEREAS, a National Union Convention has
been called TO meet in the city of Philadelphia,
on the I4th day of August next, to devise meas
1res 10 preseI sc Ho National Union TO uindieate
the SuRciencp Of O,H National Constitution TO
gltnTd the States from coUeTt attempts to deprire
them Of their trps position IN tbs Union, and to
bring together EOSe 3rkO are ullaGturGLty Sepdr-
dted y TO wb ich Convention THE PEOPLE Of the
several St2.tes and OF each Congressional Dis.
tTiCt have been invited 10 send delegates; And
WHF .REAs This Committee do cordially ap.
prove OF tho object and principles SGT IN in
the, call for said Convention ~ above Gunner
tsted; Therefore,
FBesolped. That the people of tho First Con-
gressional District Of this State 90 requested TO
meet in Mass Convention, in mo City Of " heel
ING. on Tuesday tho 3lst day Of July at Q
FOUR delegates from tbs District to said Ma
tional Convention.
As the people OF die Third Congressional Dis
trict have alreac,y taken steps TO appoint then
delegates 10 laid Convention, it was deemed IN
eXpedient 90 make any recommendation reia'
tive to their selection ofrepresentatyes.
The Committee appointed the following gen
temen, delegates to represent inc 2tIte
at larg, in said National Convention Jonn
HaI, of Mason; General John u JaGkson,
OF w God Lewis Rulfner, ofkanawha Ihomas
Sw eeney. of Ohio; L. W. Andrews, OF Berkeiy ;
ohm s. Burdett of Taylor; Henry S. Walker,
of Harrison Henry H. Withers of Lewis.
D. LAMB, Chairman
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Admission of Tennessee

-. The Radicals in Congress VINO Voteu
for the restoration of Tennessee to "nei
ancient rights and privileges appear ~
be in a fair way to regret their has'y az
ton. The ratification of the Amenu-
msnt by the Tennessee Legislature
seems to be illegal and void, as no quo-
rum voted upon the resolution IN i'1
passage by the lower House. IL require
fifty.six members to constitute quoi un ,
and only ffty-four votes were given
upon the question of ratification, Inc
presiding officer now refuses tc certify 10
the ratification of the Amendment; len
nessee is admitted to representation
"the flank of the enemy" IS not yeI
turned ""the solid unity of the South
is not vet "overthrown," and the eulo-
gists of BRowNLow's Legislature are
left to reflect upon the folly Of count
ing their chickens before they are
Matched"
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County Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic and Conserv.
alive Central Committee of Ohio county, held at
the Club Room on Saturday the nth inst, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolped, That Primary Meetings in the vari-
Gus Townships, be held on SATURDAY the
18th of AUGUST, at . O'CLOCK, ?. NJ, in the
COUNTY Townships and at 7 O'Clock, p. NJ, in the
City Townships. to appoint Five Delegates in
ton on tho 1st # r. &atfsH9 the County Conyen
Rcsogccd, That COUNTY CONVENTION
I've held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY OF
WHEELING, at 10 o'clock. a. NJ, on SATUR-
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers, and to appoint
delegates to the State Convention to be held at
Petersburg on tho 22d of August.
Resolved That committee of three be ap-
pointed TO confer with the State Executive
Committee, in selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention to De held at the city OF
Philadelphia on the I4th day of August next to
represent this Congressional District in said
Convention. :
Resolued That these proceedings be published
in the Daily and Weekly Register, and Der Ar
better Freund VIM. G. HANDLAN,
Chairman
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed
to the radical party are requested to meet in
their respective counties, or townships, at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and
select delegates to represent their county In
State Convention to be held in PARkERS-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST =, at
ten o'clock a. M, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Offices.
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted by violence, we recon-
mend that delegates be designated by written
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that the deleg ates from
each Congressional District be authorized to
nominate candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention.
By order of the State Executive Committee
D. LAMB Chairman.
O. s. LONG, Secretary.
Wheeling, June2l, 1865.
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has ratified the amendment to the Con,
sitution of the United States proposed
by the Thirty. ninth Congress. No ofnclai
notice of such ratification has been re-
ceived by the Executive, or filed IN Tue
Department of State. On the contrary,
unofficial information from most reha DIE
sources induces the belief that the
amendment has not been constitutionaiiy
sanctioned by the Legislature Oh Ienhes-
see. rsrH 1853
The right of each House, under the
Constitution, to judge of the election re-
turns and qualifications of its own NOM
bers is undoubted, and my approval OF
disapproval of the resolution could no'
in the slightest degree increase or III
minish the authority in this respece ON
ferred upon the two branches Oh oon'
gress. 10. IN
repeat my recommendation Tor the ad-
mission of Tennessee and all other States
TO fair and equal participation in the
National Legislature, when they pre-
sent themselves in the persons of loyal
Senator's and Representatives who can
comply &ith all the requirements of the
Constitution and laws. By this means
harmony and reconciliation will he eff
fected, the practical relations of all the
States to the Federal Government re es-
tablished, and the work of restoral ion
inaugurated upon the termination of the
war successfully completed.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON
WAsHINGToN, D. c., July "a, 1866.
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Radical TEST Of Loyalty.

We were greatly amused the other day
at hearing an indignant loyal gentle
man assign his reasons for supporting the
recent Amendment to the Constitution
of West Virginia. His leading argument
was the undated disloyalty of all recon
structed rebels. He derived conclusive
evidence of their reasonable prOclivi-
ties from their treatment of himself
during a recent visit to the land Of Dixie.
1t seems that the I. rs declined to
honize our loyal but honest friend to
a satisfactory extent; in truth, they fiat
ly refused to mingle with him on terms
of social intimacy shine lilo 1achrym0. D."
Now it strikes us that if. these
Southern traitors be the infamous
creatures they are represented; a loyal
gentleman of refined tastes and manly
instincts would not thrust himself into
their presence, thereby laying himself
liable to their sights and repulses. IL is
said, however, that these delicate loyal
lists, like the inventor of fitting hoops,
are willing to resort to any devices that
will enable them to see more of good so,
oiety than they have been accustomed to.
But whatever may be their reasons for
subjectiog themselves to rebel neglect
and contempt they appear perfectly ri
dicHlOu5 when they assign the
GOODNESS o. their reception to
the devilish spirit of b. rebellion"
Heretofore, a gentleman might select his
personal intimates and friends, as he
chose, and without mourning the charge
of disleyalty. He might decline sthe
society of a drunkard or ruffian, or re-
fuse to admit an illiterate and clownish
bOor to his family circle, and no one
would regard his conduct as reasonable.
Did his daughter dispense with the prot
fered attentions of ibertine, or his
wife refuse to acknowledge the acquaint
ance of notorious rake, it was deemed
not only her privilege, but her duty as a
lady, 50 to do, and no want of affection
for the flag could be inferred therefrom.
But under the present dispensatiou, a
new method of Judging character from
conduct prevails. Ulless gentleman is
prepared to open his house to every
peripatetic, Yankee clock. peddler or
pull Vender who may demand admit
lance, he is considered rebellious to an
objectionable degree. Men who wore
their first cloth coats in the service of |
the United States, and whose first visits
10 decent parlors were made under the
of Provost Marshal's search
warrant may not Loyalty be excluded
from the social circles of taste and re
fnement, AID the lady who has the te.
merity to prefer the attentions of men
Of good breeding and culture to the per
tinacities of british clowns promoted
into conceited popinjays, is guilty of in.
tense disaffection TO the flag, which mer
lts the most merciless punishmeut
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The following incident is told by a
in Prussia:


correspondent in Prussia:
"Did a.man ever 60 into battle with
the conviction that he should be shot .
I believe not. believe if man were TO
ascertain for a certainty that in the
next encounter eighty out OF one nun
dred men would be slain, he would lntal-
libby chalk himself down as one OF the
lucky twenty During last nlght L
travelled number of miles with on OIL
Ger going to the war and he was as I'M
concerned and as particular about the
minutest trifie pertaining to his comfort
as if he had been a young lady going
from London to Brighton. He had
brought with him q pretty embroidered
pair of slippers, which he carefully took
from his bag when the train started !;
and then opening bottle of eau de CO.
logne-eaa de cologne for a man going to
some Borodino or Austerlitz he gently
sprinkled it over his hands, and then
proceeded to wash his face in similar
manner-that is, in the manner OF a cat
And he was no effemlnate, lack.a-daislc-
al, carpetwarriOr, with a white mus
tache and lisp, but big, jolly, burly
fellow, who seemed immensely proud OF
his gold-hilted sword"
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a hODsC'N RIVER RAILROAD man pro
poses novel wing match. He is the
poSsessor of to water shoes" each
twelre feet il length and about six
inches in widtl In the centre of each
shoe is coparf nent to slip the foot in,
and Wien the Litter is put to It's place,
the shoe" is ster tight. Each shoe is
somewhat of the shape of a she'll boat,
built o. Very eht material, and sharp
at both ends When in position they
are kept at certain distance apart by
means of very light iron bars fore and
att aud draw about an inch of water
The baggage man proposes to match
himself a.gains' any four or six oared
CT crew Nv IN the United States, to row race
OF I'VE or ten miles for o,le or FIVE thou-
sand dollars, be to sand erect in his
!, shoes" and = ,ropel himself aleng
by means of padd' = r 81. ... :