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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-05
Cloak and Shawl Department

The largest assortment of cloth cloaks in the
city, from IS to $50
Sbawls Of every size and quality, and the
greatest varieties of styles ever brought to this
market. Particular attention of the wholesale
trade is respectfully invited TO this stock
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-05

The MONTH OF. JANUARY.-Ihe month
Of January is named from Janus, the Ro-
man God who presided over this perioo
oftme yerstcgan, in a book published
IN 1926. called Re tuition Of Decayed In
.elFQence, says this month was called
among Saxons oyAonat, or Wolf
Month because the wolves, then so
troublesome in tho Island OF Great Brit
ain, were impelled by hunger to come
down into the settlements, and the Gov
eminent. to encourage their Destruction
paid high reward for every VOL
head
In the Old English vritings, coupled
.vitL = mention Of the festivities OF
Christmas, are also the sports which
ashered IN the new year Nor does the
biting atmosphere Of the season escape
notice-an atmosphere often in our eli
mate. whose frigidity would chill any
other merriment than that which bright
ems the holiday Jimes In Spencer's
Fairia Quesn the following passage oc
cuTs:
Then came old January wrapped we'll.
In mauy weedsto l,eep the cold away,
Yet did he quake aui quiveU like TO 9uell
lud blow his uayleS To warm him If he may
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Fur Department

Particular attention has been given to this stock
and do not hesitate in saying that we have the
largest in the city, ranging from slo to 800 per
set
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The Revenue Extension Mining Company
Nevada

We publish to-day telegram from the Superin-
tendent OF the Revenue Extension Silver Mining
Company. whose mines are located at Austin Neya-
da. The prospects of this Company are certainly
very encouraging to its stockholders, and every one
who has money to invest should make no deIay in
securing pamphlet, which contains full informa-
ton of the great inducements offered by this enter
PRISE They can be had gratuitousy by calling upon
Mr.. E. r. Sprague, No. ST. Paul street. who is the
Subscription Agent. The property of the Company
consists probably of larger number of Silver Lodges
than any other Company that has ever been organ
lied in this country and they so situated that the
whole can be worked at very small expense. and
from the fact of their immense richness it is safe to
predict that millions upon millions will flow into its
Golfers for centuries to come.
In the Washoe district occasional veins of gold
arc found, but these far more than compensated
for in the Reese River district, where the Revenue
Companys Mines situated by the vastly increased
value Of the silver ore, which is of an entirely diff
ferent character from that found at Washoe Chic
rides of silver. easily reduced to metallic state gre
found here in great abundance, and silver bars ex
tracted from these chlorides of marvellous purv
and value. Gold mines have frequently been er-
hausted. but no silver mining region in the world
has ever given out The mines of Mexico. of HIM
gary. of Frieburg in Saxony, of Norway and Sweden
of Bohemia. of the Ural and Andes Mountains, have
been worked for centuries. and are prolific still.
Silver mining. for permanence and rich return,
has no parallel in any other pursuit The
most gigantic fortunes have already been re-
allied by capitalists from New York and
San Francisco-fortunes far beyond those of the
most successful spectators in petroleum. A glance
at the financial columns of the New York Herald or
Alta Californian will testify to the fact that the
stock of a score of silver mining companies in Ne
vada. the par value of which was ten dollars share
only two years and half ago. is now selling at from
$3.50 to 1850 SHARE and the stock of one company
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So far as the election for President is concerned.
the measure we are considering is so ingeniously
part in it until 1872 In other words it is desIned to
aistfanchlse the South until that time for those who
voluntarily adhered to the late instruction" com
blacks from the estimate. We do not believe that if
congress send such an amendment to the States for
ratlhcatlon the requisite number of States will sane
ton it, and VIC regret that plan which contains so
many other excellent features should be impaired by
provision which is couched in party spirit rather
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DEB.

STARR.-0n Wednesday, 9th inst, Wesley Starr,
in the nth year Of his age.
The !atvos and friends of the family and teachers
and scholars of tho Starr Church Sabbath School are
invited to attend his funeral from the church. corner
10 a. m. -
D0WNING.-On Tuesday morning. Sth instant,
Ellie, wife Of n. +. Downing in tho 5Sth year of her
age.
TIE relatives and friends of tie family are respect
fuIly invited to attend her funeral from $50 West
tayette ST., this Thursday afternoon. at o'clock.
BERRI.-0n the Sth instant. B. D. Berry. in his
4Sth wear.
COLE.-0n the morning Of the It'll instant, Mary
Elizabeth, beloved daughter of John E. and Mary E.
Cole, aged years months and Q days.
GLASS.-0n the 9Th instant, ofconsumption, Isaac
aged 81 years, youngest son Of the late Isaac and
Harriet Glass.
HENRY.-0n the Sth instant Ann Maria, aged IS
years, relict of the late Alexander Henry.
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Hysienic Wine is used By the better classes Of
people throughout Europe.
HYGYENIC WINE Is approved By the most eminent
physicians Of America.
HYGIENE WINE is approved By numerous Schools
of Medicine" especially by the Imperial School
of Medicine of Paris.
HYGIENIC WINE contains no Alcohol or WHISKY,
but has for lis base of the finest Of pure Wines.
The Medical Faculty recommend HYGIEsIC VINE,
for is the finest, purest most delicate and delicious
of all Tonics. Those who try HYGIBNIC WINE, will
forever discard all the trashy preparations sold as
Btters. Dyspeptcs will find sure relief in HYGIENE
WINE. We only ask them to try it in order to be
convinced. my9-2t
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COMPLETE CLoTnIEG HOusE.-We taks great
pleasure in calling the attention CT our readers to tia
conspicuous advertisement OF Messrs Smith. Bros.
e Co.. No. 10 West Baltimore street. We speak what
We know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excellsi. We commend this firm to tbs
favorable notice of al who may want goods in thor
line. They sell at small profts. and dasi on the
5ouars with everybody.
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FOR RENT.

Gs5 FURNISHED HOUSE IN HARTFORD
FL COUNTY FOR RENT, with Orchard, Lawn and
Garden Stable, Ice House. (flled) Dairy &C. Situa-
ton high and healthy. within mile and a half of
Deer Creek eight miles from Railroad; stage to the
door To be rented by tho year.
For full particulars, apply to
GEO. w. TINGES & SON,
my2-tf asst Paul street.
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Sweet Opopowax! Sweet OpOpowax!!-
E. I. SMITH & Co.'S new perfume from Mexico. The
Paris Exposition will astOnsh and delight the world
when its halls are perfumed with the SWEET OpoPo-
WAX. Nature could not produce richer gem or
choicer perfume E. 7. SMITH & Co., New York
Ell Carreo states the finest extract ever made.
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WHO IS THE MOST POPULAR SCULPTOR? Powers:
Why? Because he is the most polished. Who the
most popular Magician? Heller Why? Because he
is the most elegant. Who the most popular per-
fumer? PENNEY: Why? Because the most exquisite
Try his Egyptian Lotus.s WM. Ii. READ,
1t LAT Baltimore street AGENT
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at one time recently sold for the enormous sum of
$3.50 share. Let Baltmoraans who have not be-
come insane the subject of OIL look at these fig
ures, which they have the power of proving and
investigating and compare them with the highest
advance made by the most successful petroleum
companies. and oil sinks into comparative insignlh-
canoe 1t
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

The Baltimore County Dairy Association, incorp
rated By the General Assembly of Maryland at t
January session, 1866 is ready to supply the eli
Zens of Baltimore with
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Coleale,s Arcn,naio Vegefahle soan.

Goigata's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
4 superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the NGrsery. It's perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivsleI. For sale By all drug
gists. fe9-dLwIy
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OFFICE OF THE
Baltimore County Dairy Association.
No. Is0 WEST MADISON STREET.
PURE COUNTRY MILK,
ICE CREAM,
BUTTER,
FRTIT Ec

I'VE ChEams
BUTTER,
FRUIT, &C.
The Baltimore County Dairy Association. incorpo-
rated By the General Assembly of Maryland. at the
January session. 1866 is ready to supply the citi
Zens of Baltimore with
PURE COUNTRY MILK,
Mt 10 Cents per Quart,
twice day. morning and evening
The General Assembly ct the request of The Incor-
interpretations
Section 4th.-That said Association is hereby pro-
hibied from selling, vending or furnshinsi custom
ers with any other than
PURE UNADULTERATED COUNTRY MILK.
and the selling, vending. or furnishing of milk adul
terated In any manner whatever, to any of the Gus
agents. employees. while in its employ, shall be
deemed a misdemeanor, or punishable BY fine not
to exceed the sum of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
in the discretion of any Court of criminal jurisdiction
within the City of Baltimore, before wb ON CONF ant
may be made, and said Association may mpose such
penalty on its employees and take such security to
enforce such penalty. shall be deemed necessary to
prevent the adulteration or sale of any impure or
sdulteIated milk by any of its employees while in its
;, The Company are also ready to supply Families.
Hotels. &c, with
ICE CREAM. BUTTER. &C..
in such quantities as they may desire at any hour in
the day, on as favorable terms as can be had else
where.
Orders received at our Office,
No. $50 West Madison street,
No. B Orchard street.,
by the drivers of our wagons, and through Postoce
Box No. 1850 will receive prompt attention.
The usual discount to diaries and others who buy
to sell again.
The officers of the Company are:
LEWIS II. COLE. President.
RICHARD SEWELL, JR, Director.
JOHN MERRYMAN, q"
Baltimore county,
VICTOR HOLMES, "
Baltimore county,
A. Ii. MILLAR, Secretary.
BALTIMORE, May l. 1866. myl0-m&thlm
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We are opposed to the creation of any barriers or
the resort to any of future protection which
takes the form Of penalty or disabling act. The
PUNISHMENT OF communities is task for which
neither our Government nor any other is compe-
tent. w hat we have to do with the south is to let
bygones DE as far possible bygones but to see that
Justice is done within her borders that she does it
and receives it, Our salvation lies not in restricting
privileges, but in extending then not in erecting
distinctions; not in perpetu0ting hates bur in leaving
no man reason for feeling wronged. If any change
rs to be made by constitutional amendments it would
the South to one which or at certain fixed date
would admit all classes to share in the Government
than to one which for certain term DISTINGUISHES
tour-tths of the white above the age of twenty
i've for an offence which nine out of ton of them
glory il.
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MARRIED.,

-ADAMS-SHAW.-On the Cd instant. by the Rev.
MI Barnes 3 John adams TO Mary Josephine Shaw.
sus Church, by Rev. Father Wayrich. Prof Harry P
kreiS to Miss Emma j. Bond, both Of this city.
MO0htS-HQRN.-On the Sth instant, by tho Rev.
and Miss Martha A. Horn. of baltimore, Md.
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~ we have no fault to find with the report so far as
the OBJECTS proposed are concerned; but we cannot
persuade ourselves that the mode of obtaining those
3o9ects is IN all respects adequate. consistent with
rnJse iuhdanental principles upon which all public
PHlley sh9uld DC based We do not doubt the desra-
Deness OF the end but we seriously question the ade
quacy ana proprety Of the means so far at least as
the proposed legislation is cono.rna5 ~ Wv AS"0' 10
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r EM0VAE
NEMU I'D.
NarEeas's Etre and Nater.PrOof

warFen.s Fire and WATERPROOF Roofing,
Perfectly Fire Proof. Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Uneaualled for Durability, Security and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
the country. JAS. II. JOHNSON l. Co.,
dg7-6m2p South street
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Sold by all Druggists.
Wholesaled by Thomson & BLOCK and S. S.
HANCE. Baltimore. ip22-dkI6an1y

II y A SUPERIOR SsEMEDY.-We can cor
.soientousy recommend to those suffering from
u5srSessns cough, DR.. Stricklands Mellifuous
III 6a,san. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous
sno Is Ntha not disagreesble to the taste There il
bss Ias the euous Cough Balsa QUE Of
prietor claims for it, We have tried it during tba
cousS Is ss Ct 5m most
Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio ana ~, w. S. 1Ss
Druggists al, Wholesale agents Tomssn Boek sDd
A' '"AA wv ty3-ly
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CAPITAL STOCK

CAPITAL STOCK
~ aA THE
MARYLAND REVOLVING STEAM NAVIGA-
TION ASSOCIATION.
One fourth of the STATE PATENT
Secured as o BONUS.
PRESENT CAPITAL LIMITED TO $4,000.
Price OF Shares, $40 Each.
Prospectus at tho Office of John S. Selby, II Second
street, Baltimore, where books Of the Association are
now open for subscription.
Notice will be given for payment so soon as $4,000
is subscribed. When paid in, Board of five Direc-
thorized to contract arrange for construction and
managing tho affairs of the Association until an act
ofincorporation is obtained.
a23-tf JOHN S. SELBY. Treasurer.
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To Correspondents.

No notice en- be taken Of anonymous communications
Hhdfe is intended for insertion zasst be auhez-
ftcaten Ia the name and address Of che ,oriter-not
necessarily for publication bat for his
good fu:th. We not to be considered responsi-
BE 70, tie opinions eJpressedbv correspondents.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

Mys;enic Wine

Carleton Hovey's Summer Lozenges are more
convenient for ChOleraio symptoms than brandy or
other LIQUIDS IL
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from the Springfield Republican

Inc committees plan is no suffrage for the bIacks
ana none LOT the whites mere handful of original
NNnlon men excepted, and amnesty for nobody. The
new loTk Tribune confesses the unworthiness of The
whole scheme but advises the Republicans TO accen
ana adopt 1t, because Congress is not likely to nrp
duce anything better But why give it up So Il is
an mere report OF committee yet and very crude
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From tho Providence Journal

With the exception of the third, the various sec.
majority OF the northern people probably approve
me nrst one is covered by the Civil Rights bill The
But we wait with interest for the discussion and fuller
elucldaslon 81 the amendment. Suppose none Of the
s9pthern States ralty it? Are they to be kept out
I'LL they do. oven If they remain out for generation?
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

VWyHE PROGRESSIyEEYENI s NJ ~ w,
j. at Professor KNAPP's Institute. NOS: ~ 81 ana
n9l1aaY gsrsss opens nnct1sI at the hour Crcu-
Lara can no obtained af tho Institute fn8-u
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

@ls FARMERS, GARDENERS, and all in
wy terested will please take notice that they can
r-~ bo supplied, at the shortest notice from GROIN
of Baltimore Light street extendedQ with all the
choicest known varieties of g X AP WIN rs,
0RNA MENTAL TREES, EVERGREENS, FLOW
ERING SHRUBS, ROSES. and eyeryTthing pertain
baee Egg, Caulifower and other Plants. in large or
All orders attended to at Seed and Agricultural
Catalogues furnished on application.
RICH,D CROMWELL. Proprietor.
SS-Those interested are invited to visit the NM
series 1t would well repay them AMI
sp2O-3w r. VINCENT, Superintendent,
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k;HSiinIr W0Sts.

Wood of al Stses, Oak and Pine Wood.
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
South street,
dZ7-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON h Co.. proprietors.
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HILLS HAIR BYE, so cts.-Black or brown.
4 instantaneous durable, reliable best and cheap;
by all drug. patent medicine, peTfunny and tancT
GQeds stores everywhere te&rly
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.E.Gliessa..
dI1iI |

RODGE's PATENT REAPER
S AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER
With flexible Folding Finger-Bar
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in ono Machine.
This Machine. as built the past two seasons, has
met with the most complete success. In every sec
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
ranked as first class.
The MARSH SELF-RAKE, improved and applied
to this Machine has also proven perfect success.
We also have for sGle the celebrated Peipher Corn
and Tobacco Pillow and Cultivator, hung on wheels:
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements
Bend for Circular. j. HIX BURTON CO.
ap20-2m No. AZ South Frederick street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

,san BOOTS AND SHOES.
EM1 JOHN II. HARDs,
TkS Formerly of 20 Light street wharf
eSs~ The undersigned most respectfully invite
the attention of their friends and the public to their
stock of BOOTS and SHOES, Of their own man
ufacture, wholesale and retail. Also, Ladies'
Misses and Childrens Shoes Superior stock always
on hand ready for custom work the shortest notice.
and at prices that defy competition.
RICHARDS 4 JOHNSTON,
No. E03 n. Howard street.
apl0-lm between Mulberry and Saratoga.
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REMnLANUEL BAZAAR,
2rTHE GREAT NATIONAL FAM

7 zPHALL's VEGETABLE sGCILIAN
~ HAIR REVIEWER, its effect is miraculous
The old the young. tho middle aged. unite to praise
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RRNEWRR II is
an entirely new scientific discovery, combining many
of the most powerful and restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits. and are so
sure 1t will do alive claim for il, that we offer 900
REWARD if the Sicidn Hair Re,lesoer does not give
satisfaction In all cases when used in strict
with our instructions.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has proved
itself to be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
ever offered to the public. Its vegetable compound
and contains no injurious properties whatever 1t is
not Dye, it strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
with new life and colorng matter
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR. 1t will keep the hair from
falling out. 1t ceanses the scalp and makes the hair
SOFT lustrous and silken. 1t splendid hair-dress
ing. No person, old young, should fail to use it.
lis recommended and used by the first Medical
Authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
and take other.
II not sold by Druggists in your town, trial bottle
will be sent to you by express, upon receipt of one
dollar by nautilus giving you an opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues.
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
h. P. HALL i Co.. Proprietors.
Nashua, n. Ii.
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From the Chicago Tribuno.l

AS the measure, except on the Sumner theory
needs the votes of at least two of the seeded States
IN addition to those of all the loyal and border States
IN order to pass it by the requisite vote of three
tourhs Of all the States the prospect of its passage
as Constitutional amendment does not appear very
Republican party, it would probably be more valu-
able as the basis of future policy still held in
reserve, than from its own successful realization.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

A chemical preparation for washing clothes. the
coarses well the finest and most delicate 1brics
without Rubbing or Boiling saving in the process
half the Time one third the Sonn
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From the Pittsburg Chronicle

There arc many sound reasons Tor debarring for
the who held high civil and military positions
under the rebel government but the section to which
we are becug is levelled at almost the entire COM
nunlty In the southern States SO far as elections
for Congressman and President concerned it bro
poses to dlsranchlse them until the time stipulated
There Is no practical restoration in such measure
and as an amendment to the Constitution It covers
too limited space of time and is too much in the
nature OF special punishment. Constitutional
amendments should be of character to effect sub
lees permanently, and operate upon general interests
IN an organic way They should not be of the natore
to have an ephemeral bearing upon politics. The,
CONSTITUTION would be weakened by the .incorpora-
ron OF such amendments. If it is to be remodellei
that include particulars and that are intended to
make lasting impress upon our polity.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial

As means of restoration and paciicaion it is not
decidedly pertinent or clearly practicable. 1t may
do better TOR a party platform than Summers pro-
gramme as developed the first day of tho session
but there is no happy stroke Of statecraf in it. and it
will be taken by the country as lame result of five
months strenuous effort. 1t is wanting in the essen
tails of a clear, simple and conclusive policy and
does not fully meet the demand of the country for
guarantees of peace liberty. credit and Union.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-10

d.. ri FORSALE.-A very superior PRO-
81. IL hl! 4 PELLER Of $50 Tons old measure
1ssszHsFFEa- ment, built in the strongest and most
substantial manner and of the best and most durable
materials and of very light draught Of water, the
hull and machinery is nearly as good as neW having
been in actual service not than six months She
has just been put in complete order and is ready
Ship Yard of Messrs. JOHN 7. FARDf il BRO
South Side OF the Basin. no22-tf