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5tuMarQ BsttzTB.
: VEGETABLE
REM EDIES.

Nh dinenlt + account to< tho pesvez,,sy Of &nn
digging deep into tho bowel. Of ,he ea.sa IN ,ra ax
cusaaTss. when ali the best snd sa,tst anstdo<r so
dtssase grow upoo tha s.tzee. Tia sn,n,.,a v,t..n
who must b supposed 70 havu dsztrod their k,ov~
ledge dhect17 rom tho Fountain Of N rsu,a. r.-o,oL
mend none other than Vegetable sesnedles. .Fn.
tsee W arc told. -wss made for the healing Of u.
natous.~ When King pa,td lanxa.4hso, 1t xas ,ns
"Bafn Of aleadr that renewed bis strength: 4 ~pout
tce OF fss" cured tho sick HezeHtah; oil tespresssd
tsom the syEtan ove> was poured into the hurts Of
the wounded man BY the vaYdte; hyssop, s,r.h md
aIoes ver purzsttves OF the prophetic age; and tho
pure f1ented jutee sS tho grape twtnes had not then
been adulsessted, wsa taken BY Timothy ~for n.s
stomachs cake" Il tho x1xx ~ well ~ the 1xxs had
been nadefor the healing Of the nations IL II likely
that the v1srrs e. Of mercury vould have been hid
den nom tho pat.iarchs7
The instincts Of tho brute creation teach the, bov
to doctor themselves, znd thsy tnvarsabay stick ia
VEGETABLE 1zn1cAz1os. Tho monxoose, when btHas
by deadly serpent esss Of certain herb, and there
by ntura1ixes the poison Injected Into ita yetns Tho
Aek dog eats grass md nnany other aniuss kuIdsa
oyhae acuty which ssVas them In tha place of ses-
son. IND nalssus 1or ther injuries and ailments IN ,aa
uoods and neIds.
these indications thss the Vezet,h,e Enzda !. n.
true aateFts Aedica are czoborsted bJ daily epez&-
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Dr.. Betzeps New Patented Truss


la Real Beuefactor to the Sufferer.
was dfteen years AFFLICTED with rupture for which
could nnd reatr in spite all sorts OF treafuenr
! i was aaEsed oy . ffleno 70 " pr. BEr1EL's
ryed q all annnyanc Connected with that dI4orde
and feef duty bound 10 recommend It n3ohsttcalY
10 al my II loF sufferers. +, E,BANEEEE Err
Louisville lkeatuck5} Daily Courier, Friday morning.
Il Inv = In
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UtN1ike AarJ mrs

ycrt 1ia.ty MAS
Tcfc+ Aki11 mrs
.SEfce Lou{aa u m.as
Fldt3 h&st Ui&s
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MISS TESNESSEH:'S s.
~ 5S FT1D%~-lyE, e, -0ya -,
MISS TESNESSE EksS
MISS T'ENNESSEE,S
Che Wonderful Child
tTha Wonderful Child
MAGNETIC EIFE ELCXIR.
MAGNETIC LIFE ELIXIR.
FOR
CLEANSiNGfTHE BLOOD.
CLEANSING TIE BLOOD,
AXp
BRAUTIFYING TIE COMPLEXION,
BEaUTIFYTNG TIE COMPLHI[QN,
BAAUTFYING THE COMPLEXION,
BEAUTIFYlNG TIE COMpLEx1Oy.


THK GREAT SUCCESS this Elixir has met with IN.
duced ne 10 put 1t before the pohlIc and all SIX IL
10 gtTclt fair trial, and It viii then recommend IT,
SELF It VIII remove al dark spots, moths, plmples.
Of any eruption u2on The facc body, and Will give
the complexion clear and healthy COLOR and II tho
drecttoos arc properly followed, tho st1 VIII become
hiu1os: Transparent
The properties or this s5zup arc purely vegetable
ardpEfectly haFm1ess. and have wonaerfui effect
upon the Liver. and cleansing the system Of all Other
impurities, and restore person to perfect health.
The properties sDd competition Of this sirup were
made known to me when = child. and IN I Aclaixypy-
ant state aincu which have made constant use Of il
IN ry Practice, and from the great success hare had
tn Its useor the last eleven years. thought proper to
bring 1t befora tho public
Prepared only By Miss Tennessee, the Kzeae Clair.
ToJant, 2nd Magnetic Docuess. No. 4:E4 West
Firthst below Mound, C1nctnnast Ohio. For sale by
al1 druggists IN the United States. Price T. pe bottle
JOHN D. PARK, General Agent,
Northeast corner Fourth aad Walnut sts Cincinnati
Also. u: SC0VL. 10 Randoiphss, ChlcaKo. Il.
1DJ4A634lSt-w.I.4.
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aurtiott Sales.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
DRror or A1AY CtosusS0 AND Eqr1prAaK,,
.x,, CINCINNATI. June 2. }SG6.
M1ll bsso!d at pnf lie auction on RID AZ, June 5
45th Al ~ O'CLOCK ul+, at the GoFlr Ware.
houte. cofI II Of Court snd 4ycamotr the following
articles tall newt: -
.5feQ sbovtis; 23ttn Sp4teas
lAc0 A1ee: 21.M9 flckaIes:
S4Goo Axe Hand!fs; N,W1 PIckaxe Handles,
IEEus-C1sh, IN GoTefE[neDt funds.
The property 10 be taken. possession Of by TIC pur
hsEef. 4nd bAynh rt Nnd-' II the limo or anIe-
By otaer Of Coione. H. D11nkeEhoh. Dtpoy Quarter
aSteE. o. A.IErI.I4
HA te1 II II. 5. E., q. S. Atmy.
OFFICE DEPOT QUARTER
~ MASTER, q. s. A.,
CHICAGO. H.. June 5th, 1855.
TheEE %1ll be aold st Pphlie Hncion Fti4ay jams
noufe corner Iseudlph street and ,lchi.an ayenQs:
One large building known ~ the Connissa,y Ware
house. 1ss1.S fett, one small shed. ba Oats toQ
pounds Lead Pipe 10 colds Wood 3l feet 6-4nch Iron
Ffpc. 1a0 Wagon Coyt!R, ONCE Decks, Chairs Tables
snu Tat1ous Other articles.
L u. pE1GcS,
NJ Fyt. L. Col and As,'t O. ", U.s.h.
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Appetlzing Properties ofthe Bittets

Amedlctne that exc4tes appetite Without promoting
digestion Is always Injurious Its enecs Ia to tuposs
task On the ato1zach which It IL unable to pe1ox
and the result chronic depsngeneus OF that osxs
and ofiu dependents, tho trer aud the bowels. 1ne
operation Of
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Tubs M&TYrntaa
Turner John rnr9
Tutker Vim Il mu 3
TuFt09 Rachel mrs
4 H,iAGcr tlErr mrs
Turner Ensal mrs
Tytn Margaret mt4s
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TITY CO1tPTROLLER,S OF
~ F1CE. chlcsgo, Janea. l8i6.
.....- CITY HOSUN.
Inc cisJ Of Chicago wilt pay, INN edtately the July
interest en- such OF the City Rcnds as shnl be pre.
sented at my o1ca before the 2th Infant The H.
tetest on bonds not 80 presented will be paid In Er
York a usual.
WALTER KIsIBALL.
tc9 fl51Jt Ciry Cop,ntYo!1er
, 1866-06-11

CHICAGO EATTLK MARKET

OFFICE nF TEE DAILT TfTBUxE3
saturday Evening, June ..
CATTLE.
The following sable shown tho daily receipts and
shpnncnts Of Beef Cattle during The week ending to-
daJ compared with the receipts and shipments Of the
corresponding week LIST years
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TIE ne. catch hb4 on1E appeared IN in 81. qu4uutles
Gssi hsnk Eo!a i " n :, euced sa:py White.
cha1&tsErxtd With Tic same nlr1nesa ~ o.heg
Gsh e. farg- Receipts Ioaktd for nexs wecf. We
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

AT sales Of Grain reported In Lhls martet report
ore mode on bass Of ec ato7doe unless o.Aerstse
tkpFssstd.
6A1uEDAT ky1sIx6. j nee ..
FKElGnTs-RA1LRoApt tsKI0ars-Ibe foIlov.
fk iltbf fhf<& EsS4
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MOSS. MOSS:
e Bales of Baton Rouge Moss

For sale to close consignment hY
II, T. SHHFELDT 4 CO.
40 9Q1.h W3tet-st.
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HpLLANp9E BRIEF,


June 8, 1866
5-A A schtckaert | SC yerbocfen
SIC Mageudats f1N-S Van Valin
.4-EEkrt Van Loan tQt-,Jan ltnbrof1
..-0mct open from The lat Of April to the tst Of
1st to April LIST, ffem Sa. NJ iii D. h. Ila yestbuie
vii Ier11tn open mill 9 O'Clock .. u. On SunisTs
from 8x :. r. I'LL 11A 4. m. = -
SaMUET noaRD n
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And Future Prospects in Life clearly revealed bT Dr..
Eaphae. He wins the affections Of lht opposite ser.
lie guides You to wealth. hea1h and hsppIness Cali
at G13 East Aadsoast-, tnp.s,airs), between Wejls
and EEaak!sn. Consultation Tea pae noll,r enst
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COM n Z WCtAL.


SATURDAY EvEE1R4. June .. 1884,
The following tAoie thowt trc tcccii,s sno ship.
mroiE uf prodrre cn1Ic tic ,t.s. tmeuy -lour
hour.
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IRE. ...... :"
ERCITE-GFeen Apples arc almost out Of market
and cur quotations arc little better than nominal
DRIED Arnt& A1c Ttsy scxfre knd In good demand At
An adfADce 0t 1c. Peaches 1Et iC GtEhef, NQt8 &re
IN roco demand md osu. Orxaga aud ieu10nl ere
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The receipts ano sh.pmcn11 t1s week and last com
rate n foltokx:
Receipts NOR than last week. s6ts
Shipmoos oss than saxt tweck.............. :. 17s9
~ compared with tho corresponding week Of 1sa5,
NC md As follows:
Receipts this
1ecr1Fta fer corresponding weak Of 1SQs
KeceaI u more this week. st5
The tosA1 receipts Of Cattle snd Hogs at The Ualou
Block iards from JAN 16sk TO June 1885, arc u
follows:
EaoEes.s
The rates Of freight live stock East werr nxed On
AID sflcs Tuesday, March -, 1854, n fotEoxt:
RATA OF FHE11HT or LIVE STUCK FAST.
~ pETEUrx u eui&0Q,
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ILphefty TbtnAl
DolAn LAT1nce
ponaghu Owen
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SHEE'-Ihe market h1s cpptfnrtd 1pli and tose-
uFe throughout. The demand is chiefly for heayy
tallowed sheep, Of which order there are but few
offerings. tie bulk Of the receipts consulting of lrat
thin thetr Sales made today do not indicate aay
material chEnga from the ctosing rates OF last wnrf-
The following arc The entered aalea to-day;
han 4 Reeves 70 Goodman. 1os 4s5
ElRfE 10 ". IIGiMeS. ....-.......-.....1I3 -. ga
IT. John & r. to Reckord. Is fdt sTG
naNNsfk = D. 70 Eondtu..4........ - 10 500
IooMfs u. 10 HolmeT,.,,,,,... LET 81 MI
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173 wells sueer~ corneF OF MONROE, Chicazo H., de-
soles ns attention. exclusively to The of se
rhea. G!tst StftctnIg. Stntnal Neasness Pains in
Jonu Aaectio1. ol the Kidneys. dlsease OF the Head
from secst haht Of II nth which produce constiiu.
uonai debly .endec MARRIAGE Impossible and La he
ioCsa AKs TAKE PARTICULAR Sor1cE-A cure fer
those who have Injured sheMkeYes bT secret habitE
MOST SCIENTIFIC 1SVkNuUN.
An n9fE1tat for the enfe ot enltal DeblnY. Noe
InflAl Emissions. more properly Kuc gl as seminal
WxaEneaa. etc. Csn bc permanently cured Ia iruu Is
GayJ y % tWS months b. tae 9.e Of th15 Instrument
otreF to satts TIE seeplica as to The eJitJ
ot ~ 4nsttuent Pledges himself ths II any Instance
the money y ets ~ aaT I'LL, H.,
!Ni0Es *ST TO LADIEs-xenale Conpl.iats treated
Hth g.eGt success. Our Periodical Lsopa will bring
ne,!;nt3 i;i treatsta By letter. Addrtsa DE. B0H.
nnWuEAs, l93 Wtih street, corner Monroe, Chicago,
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33art11ErSt)tp.

DISSOLUTION OF COPART-
~ NRESHff.-The copartnnrship hereto ore e1-
tatnR hrtTccn the ndFfEf1ped, Under ths name spd
style oiQuEAL SCOTT. expires this uay iy I,uItn-
tiC1. Ehtr party Is authorized tae trni.C
In liquidation, ROBERT r O[IKAf
GEO. &. SCOTT.
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

is very different from this. The Preparation develops
powers At tho same time. Hence, when ludIGetencea
to the en1oymens Of the table, absolu.e disgust m
food Is combined with gastric weakness, or any Other,
form Of dyspepsia, this faxftachtng restorative rs-
moves the enttru dtneul. 1t not tonic that does
it, WORK By halves
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TEE UNDERSIGNED, CRATE
L. Full f1r the PATRONAGE esterdsd 10 The tate frn,
would safe that he Will continue the @

LUMBER BUSINESS
At the place hcfetoiore occupied By Quea, & scotr
Office. corner leach and bekayen tifteta, Ynra m
Empire Slip WITH dock put II complete repair etyns
trcfea1ed lAcafltfea for handling noF slock. desCn
TO keep gooo Assortment OF LuMb.f such AZ shsI
merit The attention Of former patsGns. aan The trade
EnfEaeo. June ., lobo. fI9Q
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1RAfSs TO THk tNI0N 6-pCK TAKDxz
Trans AFr run to the Union Stock f6Jdl oyes Ire
t4ttsbnsEa Fort Wayne Road. leaving The depot ut
tic c1rDer Of Madison and Canal stret.s The lare Is
. CENTS each wy When t&re u pAta On the train
ceou eItr1 viii be charged.
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Contrary to THE central;y expressed opinion ss The
Opening. have r. en- lk-Ess exceeding By ST head the
rrcc4nss fos AuJ lot the past tHn aansh1. D7o
y'rs seem rot JeI to have learned. or II hkE1pz
1A-rfd. 10 psott BY lhess know ledge lh.t with
rondef.rce VI consuun end fnlesaos stock m seuYe
buo5ant market Ii nposs1hc. and raat with the I'D.
Oct eraees quick taltr and fun price, may generally
b realized. rtrhsps one OF twp aueh d,iasr1us
week. The closed ntce41y 10 opea III
Gyts TO 11ii CONVICTION Of I'll. facts. Tt. weather.
with but vcry l!ttc yalia.lou-has been fsyorshte
for operations. suu the attendance Of buyers, 4bet
Throughout.
uosH4 OF IHE AAHKxT-
The market todaJ-Eat1sds5-wa.d duh md lnae.
Arc- The wca,hcE wss dtkhttuily cool and pleasant
but Tie stlendancs Of buyetS ra.tes llItcd sad
1e hr %ilod!u put in m appe2ranco4 ey1nced an u.
nsost loa vsnt OF intc, est in the trsdr .suppy
stuck vss nnple. hut OF N tnfe:o1 quality which
aet cid Hos fend IN any WY 10 Improve it, sose or
n1Ehteu the scttFtty Of the market. A Areposred Nd
ysnee OF Nc b thu Albany market impaired n.mr
feeling and All good lots pscktd up sIy in the
day At faa Ea1cea. No head changed banas 1t {seSs
659tor common cou0 and slot slctrs. E5so2:.oo 1or
Entdium to ta,1 stcets and o1cn. s1d
good to rstnettce1s. 6ae*ftyen bcEo~ do 1ot inoi-
cate any material change from the closiu$ rates Of
yesterday. The market closes steady With from 20
fN f|r.a ftAr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

FIRE IN CENTRE WHEELING.-I he
alarm of fire about nine o'clock SATURDAY
night. was occasioned by the discovery
of flames issuing from the roof of three
story brick house on Main Street, Centre
Wheeling, occupied by Mrs. Croft, and
owned by Mr.. James Shrodes The roof
and the third story of the building Mero
almost totally destroyed by the hFo' al"
the first and second stories were COUSIN
srahly damaged by water so mnch SO as
90 ha rendered. nnft for occupanc y. Inc
:Sonnao IS Dr James Cummlns, and
- ~ M, Fortney, in the same block,
tn". y ~ little injured. The firemen
VIZ Sr nohlv. and could they have Sc
MUl1e an ADEQUATE supply of. water, the
6ames would have been subduea before
much damage had been done. Through
their heroic efforts alone were the neigh
boring houses saved from destruction.
The night was an exceedingly cold one,
and where the water fell on the streets
and sidewalks it rapidly formed into
ice.
Mrs. Croft is widow lady, aDd kept a
boarding house. But short time ago
she came here from Indiana, and her
husband was to have followed her as
soon as he had settled up his business.
Bat d few days after her arrival In this
city she received the sad Intelligence
that her husband had been drowned.
Mr.. Shrodes purchased the property
but short time since, and had not fully
paid for it. His loss will be about Sl5,-
0O0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

THE RECENT. FIRE Al WASHINGTON,
PA.-A telegram thus sums up the par
tieulars of the fire which occurred at
Washington, Pa, on Friday last The
house occupied by Messrs. Underwood &
Driver. TaileFs, Gustavas Lonkert, the
Washington House owned by Michael
Waldron, the drug store OF DR.. Vowel,
the marble establishment if James Sea-
man, the the residence Of Mr.. Swan aud
the business Office Of the Rer!e!: and
Examiner, the residence and leather
store of Theodore SChleder, 40 the Post
Office in the Washington House were
totally destroyed The First National
Bank barely escaped, with considerable
loss The Jewelry store and residence OF
Mr.. Dougan was considerably damaged.
The residence of Mrs HaZlett was also
considerably damaged The loss sus-
tanned by Underwood q Driver was
light The principal losses were as fol-
lows Mr. Schleder. $4,000 Lonkert.
81 300 Waldron, of the Washington
House, $1,000 Swan, $1,000 Seamen,
$1,000 Dr. Vowel, $1,000; Dougan, $1,000;
Ha7lStt, $1,000; Harrer, owner OF the
house occupied by Mr. Lonkert and
Messrs Underwood s Driver, $4,000;
First National Bank, $1,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

HERRMANN's EoIREEs night Pro
fessor Hermann commences three Of
hisseries of entertainments at Washing
ton Hall. 1t is his pride, as it is the Pc
culiarity of his talent, to be able to de.
ceive the senses without using any but
the simplest and most natural means.
What he does he accomplishes by dex
terity of manipulations which defes the
keenest skepticism or the mostattentlve
watchfulness. His entertainments are
instructive as we'll as amusing, inasmuch
as they teach people how cautious they
ought to be III accepting for fact what Is
merely its semblance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

BOOKINGS UNRIvALED BAKING Pow
DER is the the most efticacious and re
liable compound where quick yeast is
required This article has in great
measure superseded all the baking and
yeast powders, and other commoE mix
lures, and is warranted the best and
most economical Baking Powder tn use,
Sold by the package or in quantities to
suit purchasers, at T. Bookings Odd
Fellows Hall Drug Store, and by grocers
and dealers generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

ORcASI2lTIoN OF PETDLEToN CoUN.
TY.-From a private letter received in
this city Oh Saturday, We learn that on
the Goth of last month the county OF
Peudleton was organized at a meeting
of the Board of Supervisors held IN the
town OF franklin The necessary steps
we're taken to have the Court House re-
paired N time for tie March term of
Court John NJ Jones Esq has been
elected Recorder Robert l. Nelson Lsq.,
Clerk johnson Sites ESQ, Sheriff and
G " Blakemore. Prosecuting Attorney
VIM MCoy, Esq, was elected President
Of the Board of Supervisors. This news
viii be hailed with gladness by all lov
ers Of law and order, as Penaleton Coun-
~ has long been with out any protection.
ciyil or military, and subject to the de
predations of maraudinG parties OF both
sides
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
. g.

Doors AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL -Messrs. Blonde aud Bachman
at No, l07 Main street, corner Of Sprigg
alley, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that they have in store large stock
of boots, shoes and CATERS, to which they
are constantly receiving additions, which
for durability, style and elegance, is un'
surpassed in the city Country mer'
chants, and all others, will do well to
give us q call before purchasing else
where. as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

BAPTIsM.-Ye sterday afternoon nine
persons who have recently connected
themselves with the Baptist House in
this city, were immersed in Wheeling
Creek, through an aperture made in the
ice. So great was the crowd of specta'
tors that the ice could not stand the
pressure, and several persons broke
through and had their ardor slightly
dampened.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

The Breakfast is the first act" in the
drama" of the day. 1t should not be a
failure, whatever may follow of farce,
comedy or tragedy. r--y,u
If the Biscuit or Griddle-cakes are rails
cd with the Excelsior Baking Powder y
the first act, certain-and probably all
the rest, will be well received. Nothing
like it, Sold everywhere. I. H. Logan
& Co., and Logan, List and Co., Proprie-
tors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK
OF THE
Choicest Goods to be Found in
|. America,

and at full Is per cent. less than those .SaT-
ing bought their goods several weeks ago. We
therefore, take great pleasure in being able to
inform our wholesale and retail customers and
friends, and the public in general, and the la.
dies in particular, that we now nave the largest
and by far the cheapest stock OF dry goods, IN
Wheeling. AN early examination and you will be
agreeably surprised at the extensive stock, and
the lowest prices since the war. We will only
enumerate o few items OF our stock, as follows:
Good Madder colored prints at 25c Yard wide
English chintzes, 40c; Black and white Delaines,
300; high colored fancy Delaines, 37fe; Bleaehed
and brown muslins, $50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

AS this is the season for oysters, and
as many persons are having and giving
oyster suppers, We will state that the
largest, sweetest and freshest oysters in
the city can be found at the boat store of
Messrs Booth, Battle & Co., corner Mon
roe and Water streets. For sale by can,
half can or case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

The fifth of the sermons to young men
was last night preached by Rev. John
Mohatt, at the Second Presbyterian
Church, fror the text "My son give me
thine heart, proverbs 2Jd chapter 26rh
verse The speaker ably handled the
text under the following heads lst
God deserves the heart 2nd, God
will be satisfied with nothing but the
heart" 81. The heart viii be satisfied
with nothing but God The sermon
vas plain aud torcible appeal and was
received with marked attention Not
withstanding the eXCessiye cold weather.
the Church was crowded
The next sermon of the course viii be
preached by Rev J b Blakeny, at the
Chapline Street NJ. + Church, on Sunday
evening, 18th inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
A Card,

The fremen and citizens who so kindly
exerted themselves to save my property
from the ravages of fire on Saturday
night, have my warmest thanks
Through their heroic efforts alsne, my
house was rescued from destruction.
DR.. Jas, CUMMISs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

ANop1E ENrERrRlsE.-We learn that
the old students and lovers of the mem
orv If the late Rev. j. r. Moore, Presi-
dnrt Of the Monongalia Academy, have
On foot a project to erect q monument,
at Morgantown, to the memory of their
departed friend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

CeHEEcr1oN.-1n the proceedings of
the House of Delegates, published by us
on Saturday, DR.. Pinuell, of Upshur was
made to vote yea on the question OF III
definitely postponing the Consideration "
of the bill permanently locating the Cap
ital. He voted nag.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

CONCERT. will be seen By adver
tisemeut, Mr., L. P. Wheat, the master
pianist, assisted by mum Der of ladies,
will on Friday evening next tav or our
citizens with grand concert.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
Fancy Dress Goods

Black and fancy silks, cheap Br0ehe poplins
Chene poplins, Raubaix poplin, Plain poglin
Shepherds pleids, all wool; Knic!kerbocker Win
ceys, high colored, all wool; ,Piaids and checks,
mohair, black alpaaas, colored alpacas, figured
mohairs, brocade mohairs, black figured al:
pacas, Empress cloths of all colors figures and
stripes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

Misunderstanding was an exceed
ingly cold day, and was pronounced by
many the coolest Of the season. The
cutters were ice bound, the streets were
frozen hard, aud all who could do so
kept themselves within doors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
French Merinos

In white, orange light blue Magenta, aud beau a,
tiful dark grounds with bright figures and all
the other coiors and shades in plain goods. Black
and fancy thibet cloths, and Coburgs, printed
cashmeres, bombazipes, silk striped aud check
valencies, melanges black grapes, fancy and "a
mourning prints plain, all wool; Deiaines OF all
shades and qualities from SO to 75c
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

THE SEATING at the park on Saturday
was excellent, the ice being smooth and
CLASSY. The intense cold weather pre-
vented many from indulgiug in the
sport
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05

PARDoSEp.-Last week President
johnson pardoned George N. Fitzhugh,
Of this State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
POLICE CoURT.-Iu this Court o,

POLICE CoURT.-Iu this Court on Sat.
urday VIM. Paxton, Thos. Neil audi
3 Smith were each fined FIVE dollars and
cost for forestalling the market. Vim
Dorsey and Lavina Dorsey, two colored
individuals, were each fined five dollar:
and costs. thu former for indeceucy ant
lewdness. and t he latter for disordcrly
conduct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-05
Cloak and Shawl Department

Tie largest assortment of cloth closks in tue
Shawls of every size and quality, and tne
greatest varieties of styles ever brought to th}s
market. Particular attention OF the wholesale
trade ia respectfully invited 10 tbis stock.