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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
The street Railway Again.

We learn that several gentlemen in.
tend commencing to-day to canvass the
city witha view to obtaining the sub
scripti0n of sufficient stock to warrant
the immediate construction of 4 line OF
street railway. We are glad to record
the fact that the project has not died
ont, and we sincerely trust that the
gentlemen who propose to bring the
matter practically before our people
may meet with abundant success. The
impression that the railway will pay fair
dividends to its stockholders from the
.iiRas Of its -complefion has been rapidly
gaining ground dnring the past few
months. 1t was thought, some time
ago, that the stock would be unproduc-
tive for two or three years, and this idea
deferred many from subscribing when
the project was urged last summer. But
many sagacious business men in Wheel
ing to-day are convinced that this
will not now be the case. The
property of the Company has, by
the Cty Councils, been exempted
from municipal taxation for the term
of fifteen years, and every advantage
which legislation can fairly afford has
been granted TO the corporation in its
charter. The advantages the construc-
ton of the railway will afford to the
citizens living. doing business, or own
ing property along the line of the road
have been so often alluded to by us
and are so apparent, that we need not
rehearse them again. We sincerely
hope that the track may be laid and
the road fully stocked before next
Christmas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
Jo.h RiIIinRs ON the HuIe.

The mule is half hoss and half Jack.
ass, and then Gums to full stop; natur
discovered her mist axe. Tha weigh
more akordin to their heft than emmy
other kreeter, except o crowbar. Tha
kant hear emmy quicker nor further than
the hoss, yet their ears arc big enufi for
snow-shoes. You kan trust fhem with
emmy one whose life amt emmy more
than the mules. The only wa tn keep
them into medder fencing, is 10
let them jump out. Tha haint got emmy
friends, and will live on hucklebcrry
brush, with an occasional chanse at
Kanada thistles. Tha arc a modern in
venshun; don't think the Bible delndes
tn them at tall. Tha sci for more mon
ey than emmy other dOmestik animile
You kant tell their age by lookin intu
their mouth emmy more than you could
a Mexican cannon. Tina never have no
dseas that Il good club won't heal. II
tha ever die tina must cum rite to life
again, for ] never heard nobody sa
"dcd mule" Tha are like sum men.
very kOrupt in harte. I've known them
tn be good mules for six months jus tn
gift chanse To- kick sumbody. never
owned one, and never mean tn, unless
there is a United States law passed re-
quiring it. The only reason why tina
are pashunt is bebause tha are ashamed
of themselfs., ! have seen oddikated
mules in a Sircus. Tha kould kick and
bite tremenjis. ! wOnld not Ia what
am forced 10 sa agin the mule il his
birth want an outrage, and man want
to blame for il. Emmy man who is will.
ling tn drive n mule ought 20 be exempt
by law from running for the Begisla-
ture. Tha are the strongest kreeters
ON earth, and heaviest akor'lin 10 their
size. herd tell ov one who fell Oph
frum the tow-path on Erie kanawl and
sunk as soon as he touched bottom, but
he KEEP rite on towing the boat TO the
mex stashun, breathin through his ears,
which stuck out ov the water two feet
six inches; didn't sea this did, but an
aucshuneer told me nv it, and never
knew an uucshuDeer to lie unless it was
absolutely convenient.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

A BAD SpECULATIoN.-The Montreal
Uiiaess relates that Canadian farmer
recently took over the line to starch
factory fifteen bushels of potatoes,
somewhat damaged. On the way he
stopped at the Custom House to enquire
the duty on potatoes: but, as the off,
cial could not inform him until be had
investigated the tariff, he passed on
and sold his tubers for 20 cents bushel,
in American currency. On returning
to the Custom House, he was informed
that the duty was 25 cents q bushel in
silver currency. The Canadian had
therefore to pay s. IS in specie, besides
81 % currency, as entry fee-altogether
obout a 50-to the American govern
ment for the privilege of selling the
potatoes for an equivalent Of = in Gl-
Yer. He is not likely 10 try that spec.
ulation again. &tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
A TRAVELLER in Switzerland NAL

A TRAVELLER in Switzerland makes
comparisons with the United States rs
1t is an error to suppose that the
towns in Switzerland are superior. to
those in America. None will deny that
in discussing the relative merits of diff
ferent cities it is difficult to distinguish
the beauty Of the city itself. Yet We
would hardly call Wheeling, Virginia,
OF Manchester, England, beautiful cities,
even though they were most advantage
Lously situated on the Lake of Lucerne or
Pon the Rhine. Leaving ont of view
their beauty of situation, and there are
but twocities in Switzerland, Berne and
Geneva, that will bear comparison with
the best laid out and best constructed
American cities of the same size. Both
Berne and Geneva are inferior in point
of beauty to Cleveland or Portland, be-
fore its partial destruction by fire, and
other cities that might be named. -
He who is n believer in the immense
superiority of American hotels over
hotels in other countries, will find his
faith considerably shaken If he remains
long as guest at the BernehOf, in Berne,
the Schweizerhof, in Lueerne, or at the
Beau Rivage, or Hotel Byron, on the
Lake of Geneva. Tourists are surprised
to find that in every part Of Switzerland
the hotels are remarkably good. Neces
sary expenses are from fourth TO q
third less than at first class hotels in the
United States.
An American who has made tour up
the Amazon, speaks Of n large field
for navigation, as follows:
There are already nine steamboats, on
the Amazon and its tributaries, yet
there is a vast field for enterprise. The
Amazen is unmonopofized, but the
power and influence Of the Amazon
Company having already the nine
steamers, immense wealth aud infu-
ence, through family connections, estab-
lished mercantile arrangements and
otherwise, are now nothing less than
when they held the absolute monopoly
of that great riyer. The nine steam
boats here alluded TO, comprehend those
only which ply on the lower Amazon,
while there are several Others engaged
in the Peruvian commerce, on the upper
Amazon, in accordance with stipula-
tions between the Brazilian and Peru
yian Governments. These latter steam
boats also frequently ply on the lower
river. .sSsGGf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

sympathetic attraction of like particles
ofvillainy. "Where the carcass is, there
will the eagles be gathered together"
Where Radiralism and its cOrruptions
are found, thither do your "jail birds"
fly. Just as the air is blacklist with birds
of foul beak and dark wing, when pesti-
lence spreads her earrion upon the
nlain
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kfheeling gesistrr.
fThe Register has a Larger
1rculafiOn, by so per cent,
1an any other Paper PUBLISH
lin West Virginia. Hts value
: an Advertising Medium is
GercfOre Apparent.
,rsdny Morning, ,.. November 4.
b. Representative Incidents,

Bnder the above caption, the negro
01Sfage organ of yesterday, moralizes
q 1ength upon the supposed votes OF
10dnb criminals turned loose from
o>&fi Jail" and upon the Democratic
of JOHN MoRIIsSEY for
Ctngrcss. The political allinities" of
:6l<h characters, it is intimated are all
I1tA the Democratic party, and their
e merring instincts" never fail to lead
1ln away from the Radical camp, We
told, that "the Union party here
GoGa not survive such nomination"
g HAT of MoRRIssEY. With all re-
80 for the opinions of our neighbor,
'lf - the nomination and election of just
6nah men that keeps your party alive.
H. Legislature that galvanized the
x{1ical skeleton. in February last, and
616octed the Registration villainies that
loartcd to your faction newncss of
Hfe, was chiefly composed of men who
n8sd but MoRRIssEY's capacity and op-
nc8tnnity 10 acquire MORRIsSEy's noto-
MY. The great bully of the prize
rInx never did half rs dastardly and in
hSpous an act, as your Governor
encouraged and your Legislature
p6xformed, when the accuser of pet
1Iia perjured scoundrel, was assaulted
~ beaten in the Lindsley Institute
i66t winter. Since this charge of party
rufianism has been brought for
nd, we tell you that your
own representative men have q
tory in relation to the accomplish
mis- of the bully and the blackguard
@hat will not be forgotten. The record
laws that your chosen favorites of a
year ago, were not only ruflians i'll a
personal character, but that they were
67kanized and united for purposes of
ontlawry. Banded together tor outra-
IS upon the laws and peace of society,
Lev were regarded as political lshmael-
I<es in their relations to the world of
agency and refinement. Every one
1efended the iniquity of every other;
f corrupt court placed favorable inter
Iretations upon the illegal enactments
of a perjured Legislature, and the Leg
|<lative villain kicked from the bar of
mblic Justice. the bold accuser of the
1ndicial acconplice in this unholy plot
power, Thus mutually sustaining,
Lev were enabled to defy the penalties
q their transgressions, and so perfect
vfas their combination for reciprocal
||Ebtection, that the prosecution of Sa-
% before one of the internal courts
rould not have been more futile, than
IS the arraignment of Nat. HAIR
1soN before his Legislative peers in
1Pravity and dishonor.
Radical Legislature suppressed by
<}6lence and insult an honest effort to
~ the judicial bench of pollution
sua disgrace, and the defender, if not
~ prompter of that same Legislature,
hesnow the elfrontery TO accuse his OPP
33nents of gross political degradation"
ISck the beam ont of your own eye,
I|bre you look after the mote in an
WX.r's
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her country home after a sejourn OF a few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of a rustic, tush face, she had a sait
ruby complexion, Of almost marble smocthness ,
and instead Of y, she really appeared bat ~.
She told them plainly she used Hagans Magno.
liza Balm, and would not be without t. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL can be orderea
of any druggist for only So ceuts
seraisga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists ~.
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Harrison County.

Borcman l235: Smith 9Sl; Witcher
1253; Kennedy 967; McWhorter l2o5;
Darnpll 964: Bristor l253: BurGett 96s;
Melvin l25i; Richardson 90; Maxwell
l256: Berkshire 961; Hubbard l2i5;
Johnson 971; Wcrningerl252; Foley 955;
Goif l274; Fleming l2l-; Wilson 9-i;
IoVe go
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty yearA
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the
hair, and changes IL 20 its original color by de-.
grecs. All instantaneous dyes dcsdrn and In.
jure the hair Heimstreets ts noi % dye. but n
certain in its results, promotes its growth, and
is beautiful Hair Dressing Price " cents and
o. 90. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga spring Water. sold by all
Dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

A PROMINENT bachelor politician re-
marked to q lady that soapstone was
excellent to keep the feet warm in bed
"Yes,n said the young lady, who had
been an attentive listener, but some
gentlemen have an Improvement on
that, which you know nothing about"
The bachelor turned pale, and main
tanned wistfulSilence. 81 81
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County,

Foreman 800; Smith 1s4; Johnson ls6;
Hubbard 297: Simpson l53; Stephenson
2S9; Foster 20i; Lockhart 2ic; Guthrie
1913: Lockhart 2SS; Timms 2U7; Kendall
25i: Leonard 2l9; Hutchinson 26i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

LYoS's EXTRACT OF Pure JANIoA GNGRn--
for Indigestion, Nausen. Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache Cholera MoIbus, &c, wherc q warming,
genial stimulant Il required. It's careful prep.
aration and entire purity makes IL q cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold cv.
crywhere, at 81 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Drnggists. fcbl.eow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
HAS BEEN FOUND IN
RICE'S WORM DROPS,
M'LAIN nROrMRRs.

All who value beautiful head Of hair, aud lts
preservation ftOm premature baldncss and turn.
ing gray, will not fail 20 SEQ Lyons celebrated
KRthairOn. II makes the hair rich, soft aud
glossy, cradicates dandrun. aud causes the hair
TO grow with nNurieus beauty. Sold every
where o.. T.. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New, York.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

Apowx east editor says he has seen
the coutrivsnce our lawyers use when
they .Hvarm up with the subject He
says it is glass concern and holds about
o pint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
For Cincinnati.

viii leave SATURDAY, the 3d inst, at )
O'Clock r. NJ, the fine Steamer -
C.E. UILLMAN,. 80. Capt. SAN. Mason.
Clerk TIiEo, FINK.
- For freight or passage apply on
Il board, or to =.
5tGnR BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
sz1ks@S110 flaf Agents
noyI.9t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

AGUA DE MAGSoLih.--Tho prcttiest thing tho
sweetest thing and tho most Of IL for tho
least money II oyercOmes the odor ~ perspir
alton softens and adds delicacy 60 the skin is
delightful pcrfumei allsys bea.la.bc and IN.
fammaiion, and IA Q necessary companion In the
sick room, In the nursery. aud upon the toilet
sideboard. u can be obtained everywhere al
one dollar per bottle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

A BOZ was blown distance of thirty
yards during the late tornado in Sc.
Louis without suffering serious injury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

WHY is blunt knife, partially ground
like young pick-pocket. Because it il
. little sharper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

&. T-is6O-X-The amount oi Plantation
Bitters sold In one year II something startling.
They would MI broadway six feet high. from this
Park 20 9Th street. Drakrs manHfasIory IL one
Of the institutions of New York. 10 y said that
Drake painted all The r,cks In the Eastern States
with hi- cabaistic -. T.-i-6 ~" pnd then
got the old granny Legislators 90 passa Law pre-
venting dishguring the f1oc of nAt,rr.' which
gave him a monopoly. We do not knos hsw
this l., bui We do know the Plantation Bittos
sEiL ~ no other articles ever did They arr us-d
by all ol.,s@ss 10 the community and arp dsnih
on dyspcp-ia-crrthin. They arc srry inyigor,
aiing when laDguid aud weak and y great apo
tier.
sarafoEo Epriag Water. SJld by al
Druggists
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For CINCINNATI.

Leaves FRIDAY, Nov. 81, ut 3 o'clock L. NJ.
the fine passenger Steamer
X. ". HUDSON. Cart. J. I. RUssELL
Clerk WV NJ. LIST.
For freight or passage apply OF
ISpAS% aboard, or 10
60 BOOTH, BATTELLE g. CO,
oct3I.2t Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

he negro suffrage organ in this city
I@rariously exercised over the supposed
1c@es given here by some Jail birds on
xI16rsday last. ''Such performance
y Are told, "would almost, if not en-
ff&ly, disrupt the Union party" We
III think so. The "Union party" So
eozled, has not only been voting crimi-
nHls, but il has been electing them to
q be for some years, and it is not yet
<Isrupted.' How does JIM FERGUSON
Xte, we would like TO knowi Who
% this so-called "Union party" has
6cted this convict, this pardoned thief,
Z the Legislature of West Virginia
g there are no serious symptoms OF
isruptiOn' as yet manifested. DAN.
RNswoRTH, prince of pork-traders,
SI FL from the pens of swine,
ger did anything else but vote the
dical ticket-and steal hogs. He is
marvellous proper man," this same
@]4SIEL, and his admiring friends have
9cted him To the Senate of West Vir-
hia. Ifhis election has disrupted" the
edical party we have not Yet heard
Col. SAM. YoUNG, of Pocahontas,
10
Got behind bunch Of thistle.
To shoot US dead with his hoss pistol.
celebrated substitute broker who
aped imprisonment by disgorging the
pceeds of a a.swindle perpetrated upon
lgnoraut boy whom he sold into the
vice, is another representative Of
dical roguery, who has been made 8
dical Senator. Why don't your ma.
ne disrupt" Mr.. Intelligenoerf The
son is found In the fact that "crim-
Us" constitute your strength they
vitate toyOur party by virtue of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

-
IN lifting the kettle from tho ere sesldsa
Eys.lf very ssyefely--oBe hand almost 60 .
Sisp. The tgTtute Aas nnbearzblr
Tn" MrxicaB Nnsiang iinifnrni relieved tho
pain almost Immediately. II hssiod fspkny
and lcit yrTy little scIf.
CHAG FOSTER.
~ BTUad ~. Philadelphia
This l. insTtly a -aIspie Of ~hai the Mas,aBs
IIuimeDi viii do. II 4 Invaluable in al eas.
of wounds, swsllipgs sprairs cuts broises
-p1yiB- etc, either upon man OT lFast. b.,
bTare Of oOunteffcits. None u genuiBe nm
l@ss wrapped ia tine stsrl.plais enEraviags hear.
ing the signature q q. Vi. westbrDok Chemist;
New York.
Saratoga Spring wnfer. -oId by ali
Druggist.
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CERTAIN TO pEsrRoY woRMs,

was NJ the same time. in other respects, PR.
FECTLY HARMLESS. That dnsideraium
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MEDICAL.
MONEY REFUNDED.
A vERMIFUGE

Are the primary cause Of one half the sickness
among the children. A great want has there
fore been felt for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

"BoY, did you let off that gunf
calculated an enraged schoolmaster.
I" Yes, sir.r "Well, sir, what do you
think l win do to your Why, let
NE off"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

THE PRECIOUS METALs.-For the cur
rent year, 1866, the aggregate gold and
silver product of the United States is
estimated from Ss2,OO0,GOO to 100000.
900. The details of the largest estimates
are, that California will produce S25,.
100000, Montana S19,0O0,000, Nevada
s16,OOO,OO0, Idaho s17,O00,0O0, Oregon
$4,000, 600, Colorado S17,OO0,OOO, and
various other sources $4,000, ,O00-total
SlO6, 100000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01

"WHEN l goes a shoppin," said an old
lady, ~ alters asks for what wants,
and If they have it, and its suitable,
and feel inclined to buy it, and it's
cheap and can't be got for less, most
alters take it without chappering about
it all day, as some people do
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-15

t;ons between the United States and British
a s,er;ea. The records show that for the
vea- ending June 80, 1865, our trade WITH
British America was second ouly IN magni-
tude 10 that of Great Brifsin.
The errrepate was SOC, I50, COZ, while
cotnfnerce with Great Britain was Sz25.5es,-
ogs External trade Of the United States
for 1885 consisted Of 1898, 76s, 22es exports,
s234. 4s4 .l67. imports, an aggregate Of % ~
202.3s7. The tonnage Of vessels ciearlp
from American ports during the year end
ing June 80, 1865, for ports OF British Aino-
riea, was SCI, 1852 tons, and entrances from
British America were 3.I9s, 1893 tons; total
6,7l4, S45 tons; exceeding the tonnage oil
vessels employed in trade with any other
country.
OF eiearances for British America, 1,75O,-
aAs tons were of American vessels, and l.
709. 9O4 tons were of Canadian aud other for
eign vessels; Of The entrance from British
America, ], 6ee, s29 tons were American, and
], 053. 1874 were Canadian and other foreign
vessels; of the total in 1854, amounting TO
$69, sos, 3l2, a valuation of $224l, e0z,s9 or
"A per cent with the United States; 1854, and
1865 the aggregate was $50, 94e, OF which
$425, 800 80, and As per cent, was with tee
United States since the abrogatiOn OF recre-
procity treaty with America. Purchasers
are paying high rates for Canadian timber,
and purchasing in larger quantities than in
1865, notwithstanding the necessity OF the
duty of 2 per cent, on the frontier Of the
United States.
INDIANoPcLIs, June 13.--The meetirg at
which Gov. Morton is to give his views OF
he situation, comes off on Tuesday night
next. His speech will DO written out in adj
vance.
Five thousand dollars have been collect
ed during the week for the soldiers home.
General Burnside is in the city, in con-
nection With railroad matters.
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Hom@opathy audLife Insurance

Homepathists give practical evil
dence of the faith that is in them, de-
spite the professional sneers and the
covert or open assaults of their oppo-
nents. In England, Life Insurance
Company, sometime ago, reduced its
rates in the case of customers
of the small pill percussion
This example Is now followed by COM
pany in this city, "The Atlantic Mutual
Life Insurance Company" Office No. 10
Pine street, who in their published cir
cular say:
Believing, as we do, that the system of
medical practice, as affecting the duration
of life, are well worthy Of consideration by
Life Insurance Companies, and basing our
calculations upon data in our possession,
showing the decreased rate Of mortality IN
der what is known as the Homer athic
System Of Medicine, we have concluded to
make q deduction of ten per cent. from the
table rates upon each payment Of premium
by those habituaily using tbs mode Of
Treatment. In case of medical practice being
changed, the same rates will be charged as
TO those insuring under other modes oftreat-
ment.
The President of the company is Hon.
r. H. Pruyn. of Albany, and among its
Directors are some of the best men in
the Stste.--Nel0 York Commercial Id
vert!Ser
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our authorized agent to receive advertisements and
subscriptions for The BasIglie Uaon
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the Commercial Reading Room, Is our authorized
agent 70 receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nashville Uri0a
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and subscriptions FOX the NashuiHe Union.
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vertlsing m our paPer.
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ings. New York, and Browns iron Building, Phila-
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In our paper.
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PARK Row, New York and State street, Boston,
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