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FARMERS, GARDENERS and Others


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trouble, forebodngsof EVIL, slceplessness,
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TO THE LADIES

,acnI;,r to the sex, will find the Doctor safe
,onG.,"n. ~.a soisn.i6o physician. In the treat.
ment Of supp cssions and kindred diseases, he
is without nm equal, and Ladies may feel rs
surcd that they will receive the most delicate
and gentiemanly treatment, and secure
prompt relief from their troubles. Private
apartments, with fem lie nurses, for those who
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Sept. II, 1864. 45:tf
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The newly invented Patent French Safe, a sur
Preventative against Diseases and Pregnancy, sen
bv mail. Price 50. Address DIR. J. F. GIBBON
Gl7 Kearncy St., near Commercial, San Francis
CO. Post office Box 2j2.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-01
Y EVENING TUESDAY MAY l. 1866

Contrast with this prospect the chances for
plan Of mere exclusion. Such a policy must Of
necessity be transitory. What strength will it
add TO the party enforcing 1t? Whose affections
will II win? Who will remember IL tn any
personal cause of fpleaEure or pride? Consider too,
that one disa tIous election would suffice TO break
doV n the whole scheme. Even during the brief
period of its existence 1t would be in continual
peril The mind of the country would never be
at rest. Either branch of Congress- might at any
moment nullfy the most stringent laws OF ex-
clUslol and ma day undo the work of years.
And here the very converse of what We have
said concerning equal suffrage is true of
system OF exclusion. Once broken down, It
could never be restored. A single defeat would
probably fatal to the party which supported
It,. 1t would be absurd to try to deprive eleven
States OF their representation, after 1t had once
been conceded as It would be 10 attempt to take
the franchise away from vast class OF men who
had once exercised It,. - -.-.-.
These reflections lead us 10 the conclusion
that tue great want Of our statesmen at the pre-
sert moment Is courage, Tney are AFRAID to trust
the people upon platform at all in advance of
the current popular sentiment. They are in
danger OF drifting behind the tide through fear
OF putting up their sails. They dread to be in
advance OF their age; forgetting that they are
really behind the mass of the party which
elected them, Real prudence now consists in
the utmost boldness Tor a good cause. If
general waited Tor his troops, or even for his
officers, to become unanimous In favor ora for
ward moN ement, when would he attack the
enemy? Ifhe waited for all the stragglers to
come in, when would he march?
Gentlemen of Congress! you are the leaders
of the Union army. It looks to you for the
word OF command. II you wait for its unani-
nous dvlce and consent, you may wait forever.
Seyen-eighths OF the rank and tile, you well
know, desire a broad and enduring policy.
The minority still hold back, and will threaten
disatfection, and eVeu deseTtIon, so long as such
threats will avail. But YOU should not fear
such muttelinCs. Leao the battle do not follow
III It merely Commit yourselves to decisive
action, according to the dictates of your con-
sc enee and your Judgment. Learn wisdom
from the ch ldren of darkness What carried
the South into and Though four years of DESC
"a ing war? What brought about the marvel
lous unanimty Of It's whites? What but the
daring, the boloness, the audacity OF its pohti-
cal leaders? Initiate the example III better
cause. Your constituents cannot and dare not
desert you. TIE mass Cf them have no disposi-
lion to DO SO; and they will bring up the few
stragglers. Victory will surely attend bold
nnd comprehensive measures; while timidity
and temporizing will lead to tolrrerlevable defeat.
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the sovereign functions unimpared though for
the time interrupted? Or shall we conclude that
the doctrine OF State suicide Is abandoned, the
doctr ne OF subiugation given up, and the orimi-
nal blunder OF which the radicals have been
guilty in excluding the South from Congress- at
length nessedg Let there be explicit answers
upon these heads of the subject. As IL at present
appears, the position OF the Committee is utterly
Aside from these points, the worthlessness OF
the Committees proposition is obvious. II
cannot by any possib lity effect ANYTHING. We
may confidently take it tor 4pranted that the
people OF the South will never, under any
circumstances, acquiesce in their own disfran
chsement Tor ionr years, in reference 10 all
that relates to the Federaf Government. There
is room or difference OF OPINION on the gene
raj merits of the reconstruction problem; on
this point there can be none. The South has
taken its stand on the ground of common
citizenship, and it win never accept as the
price of Congressional representation that
which ould DC equivalent 10 an ackno wledg-
ment of four years. serfdom, or Inierlorirty, as
the penalty of rebellion. Nor should 1t be
asked to accede 70 terms of this nature. Pun
ish the Rebel leaders, if necessary by banish-
ment or other wise. But to propose to punish
whole people 10 suit the partisan convent
ence OF those who dictate the penalty is an
outrage upon justice aud common humanity
With all their errors and faults, the Southern
people have shown that they are not co wards.
They Will not belle their nature by writing
themselves down slaves at the bidding OF
Committee appointed to consider the question
OF reconstruction.
If We would do aught to hasten the result
which all moderate men admit to be exceed
inPly desirable, it is necessary without more ado
TO discard the IDEA of constitutional changes AS
the conditlonprecedent OF the readmissioa of
the South to Congress. That is the primary step
towards reconstruction, practically considered
and We should be prepared to take It on the
ground OF existing rgnts subject only to the
iawnl test of individual fitness. 10 talk of
wholesale and almost iDdiscrmnate punish
mcnt as preliminary measure-to call Tor con-
cessions implying the relation of suUplicants
petiioning tor tavors, instead of citizens insist
ing upon their rights-to demand a confession
Of interiority with one breath, while with an
other admitting the existence OF constitutional
eGualitv-is to ageravate feelings already much
too bitter and to multiply difficulties which the
JOINT Comm ttee have thus tar Vainly endeavored
to overcome.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL o OPINIONs OF LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS
Courage Wanted.

Oo~FrLnD hvrRr DAY FOR EVENING TnLroRAFH.
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fSg@ MAMMOTH OIL AND COAL COM
- PANY.- The Annual Meeting of the stock
no dsTs q this COMPANY wi be held at their olce No
O'Clock NJ, the election Of Directors Or the ensuing
year. IL. g. TRA1EL,
426 l0p Secretary.
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kRg@ ELECTION NOTICE. TIE ANNUAL
senger Railway Company, the city of Phiade phia,
will be held at he once OF the Ompany No $40 south
FIFTH Street Philadelphia on MONDAY, NAV TN
1860 between The hours OF and ii o'clock A. NJ for the
purpose OF electing President and six Directors 20
serve for the ensu ing year. L j. GRAMS, Secretary
April % 1866. - .u- ... A2S tmT'
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The Radical Plan.

From the Daily NesOs.
The Committee on Reconstruction, or, as the
President very aptly stigmatizes it, ''the
Central Directory" have finally agreed upo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02
Chaplain 18th w. Va Infantry.
PITTSBURG, July ), lSG5

III4NUN NV Wy 'N'V'
M,ssrs. MCCABE, KRAFT Il Co.-Ge'luemen (:
Allow me TO add my testimony To that OF 9th
era. m regard to your celebrated "Diarrhea
Compound" L have been Tor long time sub
iect to the disease tor VIII Ch II Is recommended.
/ have tried various remedies, but never found
one that 20 completely eradicates the disease as
your medicine. short time ago was suffer
M tcuibiy with Diarrhea. Iplocured bottle
of kraft's DiaTrhea Compound experienced
,,,r,.iiata r,Iief from ono dose, and after a
third dose tolt as well rs ever regard 1t as
au invaluable medicine, and would not he with
out II Yours truly,
T. ~ STEWART
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

Roors AND Shoes WHOLESALE AND
prpoI~Messrs. Blonde and Baehman,
at No IO7 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 I'M
in the city. Country mer-
chants, and all others, will do well to
give us a call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

MALCn-This month among the an
,,euts was recognized rs the first OF the
wear, and it continued to be the begin
ming OF the legal year in Lng''Hu
mp to 1752 There is some SCUM" , lJ7 80
for placing this month At the ne'o e. VI
tho calendar as it is the first season amer
~ ,.al,r,I.. ysor; in which a decided
'uo 800, ,,1'' Of, renewal OF growth in veg
,,,;an tolcs place. The Romans called
49,, 49,, ,nortb Martins, after Mars, the God
r. war The Saxons styled it Lenct
,r,.t because oftho lengtheninG of the
,,v. This title gave origin also to the
,crm Lent. which is now recognized by
..,taiu christians as Il season of fasting
liver. and other works of atonement.
This month"; says Brays, "is pOr-
-r,ved as a man OF tawny color and
.s,., aspect, with a helmet on his head
a., tar typical Of Mars, and appropriate
,b,, season lie is represented as leaning
~, . shade. with almond blossoms III his
I'm hand: and in his right the sign OF
az The Ram, which Che sun enters
tf,. 10Th of March; thereby denUting
r., augmented force oi the suns rays,
mich in ancient hieIoS!yphics were eX-
,>~rd 10y the horns OF animals
lu Wales the first OF March is held as
...t HOLIDAY. and IS known rs ST.
r.rda day March is known as
r and windy month, and cousc-
.rt,r. GOOD ion planting and sowing
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02
DR.. LAR00KAh'S
Sarsapafilla COMPOUND |
Dr.. Larookah's
INDIAN ABLE
.Pulmonic Syrup!

HURES COUGHS, COLDS, WHO'D
" PING Cough, Group, Asthma, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Pain in the. Side, Night Swests
Hoarseness, TO which public speakers and sing
ers are liable, Consumtion, in its early stages,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority,
clergymen OF every denomination, authors, edi
tors, professors in our various colleges and by
many Of our most eminent public men.
age, and may be used without fear Of the dan.
gerous results which follow tho use Of many OF
the Cough preparations Of which Opium and
fpecac are the base. Give il trial Price 80
cents and 81 per Bottle. Dr.. L. r. KNIGHTS
Proprietor, Melrose, Mass.
Sold at Wholesale by L. II. LOGAN, LOGAN,
LIST 81 Co, LAUGHLINS a. BUSHFlELD
aud at Retail by Merchants and Druggists ev
eTywhere feb2S. low, com
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81

nm SEASON OF SWEETS Farmers
and others who are providcnt enough to
turn a part of their attention to the cul-
ION To the sugar maple viii soon be
preparing for the gathering Of their an
nual crop OF saccbarini wealth The
clear bright spell OF Weather We ar.
having will rapidly develop the iuicy
flow which courses through the pores of
these sweetest products OF American
forest growth. and, Notwithstanding the
remarkably hard frosts that have oe-
CURED during the winter, the tappiugs
viii not commence iatcT than usual
With sugar scarce in Louisiana and sub.
iect to high rates of import duties when
imported, p we'll stocked maple orchard
may be regarded as Il safe aud prot,tahl,
kind of thing wherein 10 invest q tea.
enable amount of time and trouble
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

TIE CITY is unusually quiet and dull.
The lookup is deserted, and the Police
Court barren Of news.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

No STEAMBOAT DISASTERS "A trend
Yesterday remarked to us that there
ere no steamboat disasters to report
a.smoruiug We could not hat con
.ratulatc our friend upon Iii, iutor-
NATION. which we deem to be correct.
Iar the past month or two the steam
na4t interest hos suffered very much,
Tat this should not in any way drtract
from the safety at ateamJoating gcncr
lily. or deter the people from shipping
freight OF taking passage. We are FULLY
aware that accidents WW happen IN the
best of regulated families, but as
euualI. certain that many of the recent
disaster, have resulted from neglect or
.urirssucss on the'part of some OF the at
-lrhrcs Of the boats But while I'll,
public are appalled, 10y these sad c1ta1
.rophcs. and are at this time almost con
trained to give expression to feel
nos of censurc and anger let
m remember what a comparative small
Y.s of life or property has been aila-
aimed on the Ohio river between Pitts
arc and Cincinnati within the last nj
len on twenty years. NCarc confident
.hc records viii bear us out in The
g-scrtion that less than one hundred
..rcs have been lost between those
points, by steamboat disasters, within
The past twenty years, and are satisfied
,bat there have been almost n many
persons killed by horse OF buggy ndins
within the Same distance and during
hat length ortimc While we mourn
md regret any destruction OF life OF
property. LET Il, net he too hasty IN
rcnsure or condemnation of persons O,
heir interests
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

AT the present. Slime we know the
month that made its dchr' yesterday rs a
hale hearty old chap, decidedly windy
n lis Proclivitie5 and therefore not d
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02
4 am Your tlrnd
~ NfEIJF NE

MCCABE, KRAFT \ co, Wholesale Drug.
eists, Wheeling W. Va Sole Propriotors, to
Whom, all orders sh0uidee addressed
For sale by REED. kRAET & co, Coutre
- ana by dealers in medicines cverywLErs.
tvba4 6mdSW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

FAMILIAR AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS
has become the. use Of Bookings unIl,
vailed Baking Powder, In fact It lis rs an VI
article of prime necessity in hundreds ac1 a, Oh
nound, or in ANY, quantity desired by
ppUrcbo snrs Edmund Booking, sole pro-
erietor No. ], odd Fellows Hall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02
CITY AND STATE NEWS

Bring IT BAcK.-Tho gentleman VINO
,ooa the wrong hat from the desk m the
Court House last night, will obtain hls
MN hat and confer a favor upon the
1N-ner oCthe one he took, by calling at
IN, PrCIsTrr Office this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02
G1lonlI2A-,"

Oh IT'S kindred diseases during the coming sun
u.CU
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

TIT FAyoEITF For Coughs. Colds
Hoarseness, &c, the HoULouRd Ha'.an
IS the popular remedy. 1t does not dis
order the head and stomach, The chill
dren like 1t. 1t gives speedy relief -
Price 80 cents. Sold by dealers. T H
Logan d Co, and Logan, List q Co.
proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

N,~.,,. McCAGE KRAFT y CU.-Ga!dmth
have h'yu usiug your "DiarThea Compound
D" any tLwt'y tor some time and can say with
,I' pleasure that It IS the best medicine OF
lht N'"o l have ever used and do Cheeriully re-
rowm"ritt {" any friends
"''h mo'N respect am Your hirnd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

As tins is the season for oyster and
is many PERSONS are having aud giEin&
oyster suppcJs, we VIII state thai the
largest sweetest and freshest oysters ~
he city can he found ut the boat store OF
Nessrs Booth, Battle x CO corner Mon
zoe and Water streets For sale by can,
inf .nn on Cnse
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-02

u.uT
Tho following are TOW OF the certificates
which lave been voluntarily given TO the Pro
prjatoT, 10y persons who are well known:
WHEELING, April p, lcG5
M,ssrs. MCCAIN KRAFT x Co. Gentlemen
Having used TRAITS DiarThea Compound, Tor
Camp Diarrhea, with which have been deeply
attiicied Tor almost one month all other remedies
tried haring failed, and finding it not only a
present rcliGt but permanent cure, take pleas
urc in recommending it TO the favorable notice
of all who ma, be like afflicted:
c. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th w Va. Infantry.