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Tic ecason 10 70 lar n1yaec1 that the probable yield
Of the ncw crops can lc 6etattl With tacFalu
racy In England, although tho wcntiler ha9 hccn
tiAngcahc, progress Las bern ,uaic IN gathering
wheat. The -DeFcuatNs Gu:et:e Of tho 18TH Inssans
sSys:
Asa whole The tnpr1y ehcgy from Essex apd Kcnt,
las Mus II Gtftlenry. toll! In strength Hn'l cDlos,
GnpSfea With ne two prey ioas yrirs; nn1 we ,silcss
TT eess: tle 1;.Eylsst slssts IT. nEoat forward
r9sl1rrn 3t w.sscrs counties arc r5sr 1ons tsros.
slalincss q ta carr. Tie, growth Will hot exceed
avrrTgc In the midland antl northern Districts In.
c!uttnx l.lnronsTt, from Which county sonie very
good while Whcats hayc tccn dlsostsi of 1u London
tic wlirat crop rrUMscs II alsr ont quito cpI1a1 10
iGs. From ireland md s,>oiand hui hw complaints
1ato reached In rcEFrncr to nny klnd Of pr0lcr.
Nc presume. tcrrf1rc, tacre's no,hn. to arp.r!cud
ttc Of sctritrry. Thc quantity nj rlcy pro-
dlce throughout England IS quito equal TO tho most
favored spatOh.
"1 Inc kouth o. France ncss1s c whole Of The crops
have ircn eccuru In excellent snnla,H, 1t Il STATED.
hnwcyrr tint t!n 9naulty oi wheat rronsca eHhl.ts
nfxnstdetAe fttl1n OF hen compared with last ynr.
70 ns;t ;c asss1nst e!snsy iafs !sss hoyS srn
!!n1ssHtc II, shipment Any ens!cney ia traase M Is
tiesnany. Knx:!a, Holland mud llelEla wlc'. prom.
cate {als abundance"
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K0STEYTER'S BTTERS
ASA
Household Medicine

1tBa, great tilAcJ to suppose that tho uauser
ness OF a medicine ID my proof OF its valuc ns
ssorntise. The truth Is. that II the palate -
BSaInst remedy, It cannot do much good
, 1866-08-31

EEfss-Were In little better supply and lower.
onnd 1os II b4rrcls, were Offered freely to-day ne 16
iscs Hhie fresh lots IN boxrs rubs. were slow At
lsal9c. There t. . Ateady local demand,
FIR ulTs AND SUTS-The market was quiet
owtnK TO tho moderate supplY prices Weru to1csaolr
well sustained. Dried ETHtt8 were inactive, anil Ap
, 1866-08-31

Robackss stomach Eittcrs
Cures DJspepsaa.
Robnclkss stomach Bittcrs
Increases tho Appetite.
Nobaek,H stomach Rlttera -.
sttcugtheus the eysseul.
A%'N'>e'>'S Assists Digestion.
uohack,s Stomach Isistern
Regulate the ActdlsJ OF the StomSch.
Ikobpe1k>s Stomach Isitters
- : Currs Dia.shUs.
Uobackss Stomach fR1flcfw
Are tho bc*t Stifuufaut In use.
Mobnck's stomach 1slttcra
1tctiore conssls alton.
1tobnck's Stomach Isiffcrn
Ar pncquallct soe General Debility.
IRobucls.s Stomach 1tlttrtr
Currs Nervous fftodaehd.
Nobaekss stomach ItfttcrH
Afe soli ty all ttctail DTufgist1
IKpbrekss Stomach E31tscrs 49,. ..-
Are tbr rAta by ThofotAac DtuRrfs1.
lsopAsts Stomach p1t!e:a a;s tc ony 11st; M a s'st
~ Fiei.o from ra.p drugs and l1qhnr.
Ttr ilIttsfr no manufactured nAtaf ahe $nptf ntn
eatF of pno ef te les chemist. n th9 n'!x st.tSe
Qte4t care II taken In Tho selection u tho afnga isH
1sa ..s, tssi e III efs pes woS cs sssea'
tentio 10 iho nbovc facts, md Httl only At tat
once co,paseL with ANY othtf Htdf& MauuEactutrH.
tt Fcsult viii hd nnaa!isi9R1 II myot Nlta !sonrK
$sSssa :s n's We fs5 F5se 81 y 'tSR.s s s. as
Tst Third IT,. Cincinnati, Ohio.
u1N3t17tuS.xA~|3ap-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


80.
Etu,f Era Bird, 3fsnttoEoc.
l1pp City of Madison, Bunnio.
ITo, Indy FrnnktIn. St. Joteph, 10 n lnmhcr.
rrrp q. j. Tsuc*dcll, Grand flnsCu. 81 N lumber.
Prop Allegheny. Grand TzuSct8c> la m lumber
Prom l3H1ena. Cleveland.
Prop SusQGcll4nna, buta1o.
Bark [aadI1la, Bar City. 20 IN lnnher.
srbr Ncpitor Eav City. 2G1 HIS salt.
sehr Mm, +. Ai!sn, Efe, =; tens coal:
sehr kenetA Gfct- aianl.tec. I9 m Humber.
Schr Ruens Vista 1IAnlsfce. 10 nj lumber.
sclr Nm. smstL alnskcgph. q N lumber u N shinzles
Ecif F1onecr; Maskesons = e lumber
kchr Z. T.. bailey, MuskrEpu. 30 N lumber.
Echr q. F. pIckcnSon. TfnscEa EAT ~ cotne WOOL
Echr Fashten. Ifaysts nar. ~ cords wool.
Eehr E Tempa. Two Kivers, . cord: Tood:
sehr carrie Wocdfofd+ Grand nascn. a 2 lumber.
Een1r l.. + iiDldsm3th. Kalamazoo. q N lumber.
Sow Fra STAR Charlotttslile. 70 eoriit wood
Scpw j. +. Charin, White LAke. ITO m lumber, 10 N
scow Cousin Atary, White Lake. 10 N lumbcs, q N
timber.
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Dr. Durkee, ..
otee 117 Son5a cs5k.t se.1sf =; ca
and chronic diseasea Incident Is both sexes Syphilis.
konorrh9a, eicet stE1cturea sDernatorsho7 lcuegt-
TnceA menstrual .opsHucsionA and tang Of the womb,
sps.tiiy relieved. Cures gua1Anteed- oMen hous.S
.. m. 70 ap.m. Tts
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tLEARED.....,..AuS.S -.
stmr ses I,isd 1ianttowoc.
From Frrr Ststc Nhfn1r. LOO hu wheat
rrtp Hunter. NWNA1n, = Ioel bn *hcat.
Park cream Cttt. Isn0s1rs 8, ,0N tu Uats-
marx shrnnnEc.l llaunA1o, Log r fofn.
lark Two Fannlt .. Bnhatn. sSefg ~ cora.
fiafE H. q. W1nAlnxt nnita10, 3lNn hu corr.
Tsfk water witch. klrg.tcn, !uo ba corr.
b hr Mediator, tlswtrnt 1900 ba toTn.
Fshf fu,ret1at. 1Irie1o. g o(n t,M corn.
schr j. +. Warner. lntIA,o. 1900 hu com.
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IL the only PhJalctsn ~ Specialist now In the city
TINT can be entirely relied upon. Go TO nn, md not
suffer Disease 70 Tc1uau IN Jour syatem. dsnsnr1ns
your ce and body, besides destroying yous happtnea
and futort prospects in LIE. He haa made personal
disease and nervous debility his study tor the list
twenty year, and Is. therefore, the person whom all
afflicted should consult No one escrheasd ot patient
Of his not being cured dtnce he has BEEN IN this cy
uls reputation hss rouehe7s In Ill the city pspsss,
hia patients and the medical profession. both hers nud
abroad. being the most skilled Specialist here4 and
thorough master OF his profession. II NIL others ail
don't despair; give him call. 1t Il only common
occurrence With him to cure such cases. BIS roorn1
arc separate for ladies' ami gentlemen. aud tho most
complete In the city. Consultations free and con-
ddenusl.
Once 179 Sonth c1arkst, corner Of Mouroest. bali
a block from the Post Office Post Otlca Boz 1J1,
Chicago, III. Office hours from 8. N. to sp.m-
Send fo1 his "Guide to Health" published monthly,
Gee Of Charge
Yorsa MEs. rAkx PARTICULAR SoT1cE.-Doctos
p!sclow dcyotes much Of hs time the treatment Of
those cases caused By secret habit which ruins both
body and ind uniting the unfortunate Individual for
either business or society. The sad ettecB OF these
early habits, the excess Of .per 5ears to weaken
and dehl!ate the constitution destroy the physical
and mental powers diminish and e7teehe the natural
feelings and e1hsust tho vital energies Of manhooa:
the pleasures ot life uasred the object Of marriage
frustrated, and existence Itself scudcred = term OF nn
ceaafng misery and regret. Such persons, especially
thoec contemplating marriage, shoald lose no time In
making immediate application, - Dr.. d by his nav
treatment Is enabled to ensure SPEEDY aal permanent
curc-
moelee. 17B South ctasEst.. corner Of Monsosst.
, 1866-08-31

CHICAGO, August 8, 1886
The Common Council OF the C1ty Of Chicago has Or.
defed that Dearborn street be eItflded or oRened
from its present southern terminus tt the north lima OF
Jaekson Of the width Of eighty feet The dtEidns
ii sni lid of School seetion Addition TO Cnicago, 70
oe !he ss1t.s q s3ia street 20 e1tsnded o. 9peas
nc WORKS hare estimated the valuc" OF the buildings
atandlnEon the land proposed to he condemned. md
Present Value to
vnlue rnonye.
, 1866-08-31
CHICAGO LUs1nEIk MARKET.

THURSDAY EyESNa, Ane. 60
Tho receipts and shipments Of Lumber during tic past
, 1866-08-31
Marriage and Cetibacy,

An EtSar Of Warning and Instruction fo. Young AEea
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE The vital
ln Eca1yd ltttcr envelopes. Address Or. j. SkILLfS
HOEGtII0S. nowar Association. Phifade.phis. Pa.
Gu136sS4 S9t # Fan
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New York stock a2nrkct.
Cos.ns pE,cue fur cash, AuE1st 81 1865, sscvcd b.
lossph N. Lyons Il Co., uroksss:
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Shipments to-day were by tic following r

Shipments to-day were by tic following routes:
Cattle, Hogs. Eneep:
By Michigan Central. ........... s15 -. So
BY Michigan foNtEetn. %93 Us ....
NJ I1stAhErEh & F. WAync.... 78 4sa go.
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Total.................~..... Els ,s3 .566
Tie following were the salca to-day entered Il the
different scalc houscs:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Illinois Central Ecale.. SO LII Ill
Burlington Eenle.. e...-....... +... GQ III IS!
st. Louis 4 Alton Scale. 1lB - so.
Eufthx csscIu Scale. .s...s........ 14 81 80
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31DNrAflDtul.
MISS LATI1fER'S. ENGLlSH, GER
l1H MAN AND FRENCH ctAssEswtn commence
18th Of aoptomber.
Application may be made at 100 Ohlost., SoFth
Sidc. r4it IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02

THE MARTYR DUDLEY The sutterlngs
of one L. Edwin Dudley, who was cast
to do the "martyrdom" business for the
Pittsburg Convention, have formed the
theme of much defamation at that body
and in the Radical press since. 1t is
assumed that Dudley lost his clerkship
in the Treasury Department because he
was in sympathy with the Radicals, and
wished leave of absence to attend the
Pittsburg gathering, The fact is that
he resigned because his application for
five days leave Of absence was refusedi
and his application was refused not be-
cause anybody knew or cared what he
intended to do with himself during his
absence, but because he had been grant.
ed leave of ten days from September
20, 1865, another leave of twenty days
from April 2, 1866 and another leave of
ten days from April p, 1866, making
forty days within ore year, Therefore
he appears at Pittsburg in the role OF
martyr, and for such suferings is re-
warded by the temporary craftsmanship.
We are happy to state that the Treasury
Department continues its workings with
a regularity not percep5ibly diminished
by the loss of the services Of Mr.. l.. Ed
win Dudley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
"True BOYS in Blue ~

We publish this morning a call fcl a
meeting at the Club Room this evening
Of the soldiers of the Union army who
are willing to stand by President JOIN.
SON in his efforts to restore the Union of
the States. The movement is a good
one and deserves abundant success. The
call, as presented at this office. was
signed by upwards of forty honorably
discharged soldiers of the Federal army,
out' for economy Of space, the publicA-
ton OF their names is omitted.
lhese menrecognize the fact that thoy
have been cheated by the pol,i,ci.r.
Of the radical party aud thai, in n'n
hour of victory, the fruit of Al, H.
labors and sacrifices during the WI h.,
been snatched away. They fought far
the Union and the maintainance Of the
constitution of the United States. Bn,
now that the army has accomplished all
that oraSefy could do, NOW that the
South has laid down its arms aud renew.
ed its allegiance to the consultation and
declared its readiness to coma ana;,
into the Union, these radical politician.
say, No! you shall not come bao,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
Snodgrass.
Grand Rally. Hurrah for Marshall:

One of the largest and most enthusi as
tic meetings ever convened in Marshall
county, was held in West Union on Sat-
urday last Old and young of both sexes
were there, many of whom had come for
miles to strengthen the conservatives of
the town, aud to give encouragement to
the Democratic voters of the county.
Washington county, Pennsylvania, CO me
forthin her might and was cordially met
and welcomed Ivy the true Union men of
Marshall Old men, who for four years
had been crushed down by our oppressive
majority, with their old faces radiant
with delight, came forth to welcome
the day, and the cause that insured to
them their former rights and liberties.
Many ladies were there who, with their
fathers and brothers, friends and rcla-
tive, welcomCd the return Of the lost
day of liberty The scene was one of
delight, the day one of rejoicing to the
prosecuted citizens of West Union.
A, the base of little hill, and facing
the declivity vas the speakers stand,
over which WA ed the emblem of thirty
six States. Tie locality and nature of
the, place seeDoed to be purposely adapt
ed for such dcmonsti atoms. After the
people had become seated, and the off
GERS Of the meeting chosen, the President
iutraducad the respective speakers, who
were frequently interrupted by deafening
applause. J. G Chandler, and J. H. Good
Of Wheeling al u Ruth, OF Washington
were present on the occasion and enter
tainad the audience from ~'oiuvh, T.
NJ utItli Jne Idten ess of tho hour COM
,pelled an adjournment of the meeting.
The people here are in earnest. They
are rising in their might, and on the
fourth Thursday Of this month we will
be able to send you good tidings from
Marshall.
CONSERVATIVE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
The editor of the negro suffrage organ

The editor of the negro suffrage organ
down street is growing funny, For in
stance; he said yesterday morning, We
desire TO caution our Union people
(meaning thereby the radical party
against any false confidence as to their
success at the coming election IN this
county, In view of the fact that at the
last election in this county the radicals
were beaten nearly three hundred ald
fifty and that it is morally certain they
will be beaten this fall FIVE hundred or
more, an effort to caution them againsr
confidence III their success is ludioreus
ID the extreme Wouldn't it br "a I'll
brother c., to caution them against SET
ting the Ohio river on fre this fail
The cenhsgration would certainly be III.
convenient and might endanger the
town. By all means let "our Union
people be cautioned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
.Nrp0nr wKrzRLS COUNTY.
u.,, .c-.sic Observation-Disclosures
y OF Counsy Omcers.
a WETzKL County, W. VA,
- . September 10, 1856.
EDITORS Of the Register:

Editors Of the Register: -
The Democratic Convention OF Wei zel
county met on Saturday, SeptemberlSth'
at the residence of Mr.. Sherman, on Lit
tie Fishing creek, to nominate county
officers for the October election.
A large ooncourse of people assembled,
full delegation from all the town.
ships being present, Ebenezer CLARK,
Esq, was called to the chair, and John
Hursey appointed Secretary. Jacob +.
Israel and r. W, Cox were appointed as
ta,,ers to count the votes Various rcso-
intions were submitted to the Conven-
tion by the committee on Resolutions,
most Of which were adopted. -
The chairman then addressed the del
epates at some length, urging upon
them the necessity of harmony and unity
of action. He was followed by r. w.
Cox, ESQ, in speech full OF wit and
humor, which had a telling effect upon
the action Of the delegates. 49,
After the several candidates had
pledged themselves in writing to sap.
port the nominees of the Convention,
the following gentlemen were nomir at
ed: E...r
For House of Delegates-John G. Lane.
For Clerk of Circuit Court-Friend Cox
For Recorder-C. w. Snoagrass.
For Commissioner Of Rerenue-T. Ii
Snodgrass.
For Sherif-Levi Sherman.
| For County Treaswer-A. j. Moore.
For Smueyor of LaadS-Francis po' an.
On motion of Jacob E. Israel, it was
| resolved that the proceedings OF the
Convention be published in the Wheel
ing REGISTER
On motion, the Convention adjourn ed.
EBENEzER CLARK, Pres't.
JOHN HURsEY Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
The pitlsburg Convention.
From the Boston Commercial, Sept. a.,

From the Boston Commercial, seP'' -"I
On the whole, the Pittsburg. Conyen-
ton is more conspicuous failure than
its prototype at Philadelphia was Inc
worst feature about it appears TO be
the low estimate at which its managers
held the soldiers. And how should it be
otherwise when its leading spirits were
the two greatest failures OF the war
Banks and Butler. Without the ability
to rise to the discussion Of the great
question of restoration as brave men
would discuss it, in magnanimous
manner, Butler, in his resolutions,
claims a conquerer's right to domineer
and tyranize ever fallen foe. They who
were, indeed, the conquerers say mo
Let Us bury past differences, shake hands,
and unite in efforts for the benefit OF a
common country" We have Banks and
Butler proclaiming eternal hate to men
who whipped them. Grant, Sherman,
Meade and three thousand officers, and
tens of thousands of men who followed
them, holding out the olive branch to
men whom they overcome in the tight
The highest idea of the managers OF
the Pittsburg Convention was, II we &C
cent the evidence of their dolngs that IL
is only necessary to amuse the soldier
give him comic song and a little dra-
matte entertainment-and you can make
him do what you like. Accordingly, on
the last day of the Convention, to give it
an endearing interest to the soldiers, and
to send them home pleased with the fun,
the managers introduced comic singer,
who sang the ballad of ANDY Johnson,
convulsing his audience with laughter"
and dramatic actor, who recited, amid
cheers, poem.
1t is a sorry sight when the country is
languishing for help, and every interest
is suffering because bad men impede res.
iteration and desire to keep one-third of
the States and people in a condition of
vassalage, to see the name of soldier"
prostituted to these unworthy exhibi-
tions, and to cheat the soldier by asso-
ciating his name with disunion, and then
think to lull his suspicious of their
treachery to him by treating him to a
comic song!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02

HoPE.-The scripture saith, that
Hope is an anchor 10 the soul, both sure
aud stesdfast.' 1t is the unfortunate's
only comfort ii. adversely, and the star
of premise which urges forward the
struggling poor man. What is it that
gives contentment to that mother who
sees her darling child attacked by the
ghost of the d, ably Group, or suffering
from the effects of a consuming cough
or violent cold What is it that wreathes
in smiles the lips of that patient on
-sumptiye who, though she knows she
cannot live, yet murmurs her silent and
thankful prayer for ease and relief. What
is it that has become a nations hopes
from North to South, from East to West,
comes but one joyful response-Give us
Goes Cough Balsam.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02

the Union .,Aall not be restored,
Radicalism is thus underwriting to
accomplish what secessionism could
not do, and, having opposed the one
by force of arms, the "True Boys in
Blue" stand arrayed with voices and Dal'
lots against the other. They follow .ne
Leadership of the best and brayess Oh the
aohtinu Generals of the Union army,
ana 9TH thousands of their comrades
~, over tho North, are rallying to the de-
fsnse of the principles for which they
fought.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
baptist Association.

The Genera Association of BaptIsts
of West Virginia, met at Pennington,
Taylor county, aud was largely attended
by 4 legates f. III various churches aud
loca associate It's throughout the State.
Col y. D. jon NsoN, Of Tyler county, pre-.
sidcu Over tht deliberations OF tue bedy,
witch contlD d III session three days.
The meeting vas one Of deep interest
throughout, . utmost harmony pre-
vaiilng from 50 to last The principal
hush ass of til, body Is to devise means
to 81 3port fec lie churches, and provide
desu ute pal, Of the State with the
gospel The ports of the missionaries
emy. 'ged for e past year, IN the noun
tain regions e our new State, was a
most interests /, feature of the meeting
4 , tate Sal 'ath School Convention
undcr the aus ces of the. Baptist denom-
inatl u, was o. sanized at the same place,
and sv Joseph w. Taggart, ofour city,
ohos, Preside at for the ensuing year.
Both If these Conventions will meet in
Wheeling at cir next anniversary
Thu follow Z resolution was uuanl-
mousiy adopte
WHEREAS, ! is in contemp, alton by
active Sabbat! School men in various
parts of the ST. of all religious demon.
nations TO- holu State Sabbath School
Convention al some convenient place at
date hereafteT to be announced There
fore, .
ReSolred, That we recommend to the
Baptist Sabbath Schools throughout the
State, to send as many delegates as they
can, male and female, to represent them
in said Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02

A FEW days since, squad of negroes
were at work on the streets of Bellefonte,
while white ren were denied employ.
ment a correspondent from Fort Ma
tilda sends the following particulars
with reference to this case:
The Town Council of Bellefolte Dor.
uugh, is Adolf ton, every member of 1t
being Radical They had a letting re-
Gently, For a contract of laying water
pipes. There were many bidders, and
among them a negro and white gound
cd soldier. Their bids were about the
sams, the whit soldiers being fraction
less than the d gro's, but the black man
cot the contract, and at this hour has
twenty-five or thirty negroes at work in
the streets of Bellefoute, while white
men are looking on without employ.
ment "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
The LAWS of Health.

1t is useless for State Legislatures TO pas
laws for the preservation OF the public health,
if the great law of selfpreservation, which de.
ponds for its enforcement upon the will of the
individual is suffered to remain dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member of the com.
munity, of either sex, in this country, who has
not seen the testimony in fa-or of HOSTEL.
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS furnished over
their own Signatures by persons Of acknowl'
edged eminence in science literature, art com.
merce and every department Of business and
professional life. These witnesses have declared
in the most explicit terms that the preparation
Is safeguard against epidemcs sovereign
remedy for dyspepsia, a valuable anti-biious
medicine, promoter OF appetite genial and
harmless stIGnulant, q good acGimaiIng msdi'
cine, a strengthened of the nerves general in
vigorant, a protection against the deleteIious
effects Of mslaria and inpare water, and that
it imparts degree of vigor and activity to the
vital forces which is not communicated by any
other Of the tonics and stOmachcs in use, IN
der these circumstances the elf-preservative
law OF nature should teach every rational per
son who, either by reason OF inherent debility
or in consequence OF exposure to Unwholesom9
influences, is in peril of losing the creates. Of
al temporal blessings, HEALTH, the importance
OF using the B1rTERS as a dsfel sivs ed cine.
pyspeptics who neglsot to give it trial are
simply their own enemies. 1t is guaranteed TO
euro Indigestion in all its FERNS, and the bilious
and nervous will ind nothing in the whole
ran-e of official and proprietary medicines
which will afford thsm the same relief.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02

D BuAyr Acr.--miss Brownie Riddle,
of Martinsburg, Va, while on an excur.
sion with a small party to the top Of
N,rth Meunt.-i-.T I,,vt uvrh, killed rat-
tie snake which measured three and a
h IF feet in length and over six inches
round. 1t carried six rattles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-02
Ohio Comfy Democratic Meetings
WHEEING, September 20, Isl

WHEELING, September IS, let6.
There will be a meeting o. the Democratic and
Conservative voters at 4 following points
RONEY'S POINT, s. .urday Sept. 18th, Up. III.
IVES LIBERTY aaturday, Oct 9th, 2 y. III.
RICHLAND..-....S saturday, 18th p III.
TRIDELPHIA. ... Saturday, 10Th, : p. IN
Competent speakers have been engaged 10
address the people at each of the above appoint
ments
By order Of the Executive Committee of Ohio
County. WIN. W. MILLER Secretary
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a HUNDRED Thousand dollars was
contributed for a. monument to Lincoln
In New York. To has been expended 10
carry Vermont ami Maine for the RatsE
Gals.