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Great Improvement in Sewing
Machines,
Empire Shuttlcss Machine.

empire Slltlltica Macliilies
jSalc@oom, 536 Brool,oay, ~. T.
$50 Washington s., Boston.
921 Caestnm 81, Philadelphia.
Patented February IA, 1860.
THIS MACHINE is constructed on en-
tirely new principles of mechanism, pos.
sessing many rare & valuable improvements,
having been examined by the most profound
experts, and pronounced to be
Simplicity and Perfectioa Combined!
II has straight needle, perpendicular
action makes the clock or Shuttle Stitch, y
which will NEITHER RIP nor RAVEL,
and Is alike on both sides; performs perfect
sewing on every description of material, from
Leather 10 the finest Nansook Muslin, with
cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coarsest
to the finest number.
Having neither CAN nor COG WHEEL,
and the least possible friction, it runs as
smooth as glass, and Is emphatically n
EOLSELESs MACHINE!
II requires fifty per cent. less power to
drive it than any other machine in the market
girl twelve years Of age can work Il stead
~, without fatigue or injury to health
It's strength and wonderful simplicity Of
construction, renders il almost impossible to
get ont Of order, and is guaranteed By the
company 10 give entire sntistaciion.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire 10 supply themselves with q superior
article to como aud examine this unriyallcd
Machine.
one half hoBr's instruction is sufficient
IN enable daB persoB ~ t-oH his Machine 10
their entire sai5hfdcf.aR
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be literally dealt with.
ACrNTs WANTKu for all towns in the
United States where Agents are not already
established Also, for Cuba. Mexico, Cen.
trial aud South America, to whom liberal
discount viii be given.
No couIgnmeuts made Ut oil Address,
Eayire Ser@g McLmc At'g Co.,
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Principal Agencies Established Port.
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hdm; Baltimore, Tho Sbnnks Washing.
Ton, u G., J Kau Wheeling. W. Va, W
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WALL PAPER.

4 splendid afsorimsnt Il STAMPED, Gold,
Branged. G!aEed and nglasrd Wall Paper.
uak and WALNUT PanRriing for Iisils and Din
Ing Ruofas Also Hrc.H0sfd Prints, Gili and
iinra WiBduw Shalcf. al 81 which are u the
latrsi Sttles. IT the lowest city pfirr*.
kg. Paper Hanging done b. WILLIAM coon,
wha has bad sistcpu years experience Ia the
business 10 Baltimore and other cities.
Work dose ia auy past Of The c,uniry. all
guaranteed ~ m pay. taarls-n
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
Groceries, Liquors and Leather.
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\ GREAT COUGH REMEDY!
Vegetable Cough syrup!

\ GREAT Cough Remedy .
Vegetable Cough syrup!
For the Rapid cureof coughs, colds, IIoarsc-
ncss, Group, Mhoopipg cough, Asthma,
Difficulty Of breathing, spittingof
blood First stages of coisump-
ton. soreness Of the Throat
aud ull Affections Of
the Pulmonary
Organs.
THIS syrup Is an invaluable remedy for
the alleyiatiOn aud cure OF Pulmonary Disca.
ses, II Is prompt in is action pleasant 10
the taste. and from It's extreme milduess, Is
peculiarly applicable TO the use Of children
and persons ia delicate health. As an ano'
dyuc eNpeotount, il will always be found to
be- beneficial, By alle,inting and arresting the
several spells Of coughing 50 distressing to
the patient
The afflicted can rely upon lis doings Of
much, or more than any other remedy in
soothing the nerves, facilitating eXpectorn-
ton, aud healing the Diseased Lungs, thus
striking ~ the root OF oil disease and eradi-
eating It from the system.
All ask Is trial of this preparation, as 1t
has no equal IN its effects, and never fails to
give entire satisfaction TO all who use it,
We warrant il in all cases, or the money re-
funded
Try ii--only % cts and 30 cts n Bottle.
For sale by A II ilunER and II LSmnEe,
Druggists, and J, lingling, A. Nj. Warner,
Westminster, and druggists and merchants
generally. teblo-6m
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NEW STORE!
JOHN r. BUSBY

u ESPECTFTtI,Y iafurms tho public that he
TX ha. Just opened NEW STORE. in West
Minister. Nd. near the Railroad, aud opposite
the Catholic Church. whore he has on hand, a
49,. .,,J .sf.,.,f,d ,.s..f stvuss nf
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REAPER AND MOWER,

fnr Carroll county. and IN that part Of Fred.
rrck cuuutv North Of Frederick City. and
also IN that pafi uf Baltimore county North
ofTcxas With ihis Machine The Farmer
snycs money timo aud labor mud q, without
controversy. superior 60 ans other NOW IN
the market, and ipily warranted tu reap and
rake heavy. light tangled or lodged Grain,
vbcrc hnud mbc nr droppo@ viii fail. We
offer &c on irih vi'h aus other, ,h" purchaser
10 Keep aud pay ior tho ono preferred. Also
are Agents tor
G,jsry's Pa'~pf .SJtRaJa1ofipg GRIM
S,paruigr. CirpBes anal HaIJer.
Ala time Ike tie present, when labor Is
very scarce, Il &. important tbut Farmers,
Who arr interested, should give attention to
this improvement, ehich eiii considerably
reduce The expense ct lhreshing Grain IN
tho common way This g. nuw considered
the lrast Separator lriurr The public. Il IS
particularly adapted 20 Farmers for their
own usc, end vail apply to lcyrr or Railway
power. and win fhTt-h and Clean from loo
10 leo Bushels per day, using four TO SIX
horses and ns many bands. ALSO, for sale
NnNrgoulayfs 'pormE SrHLINED RoCKA-
WAY WuEAr FAN
dcc5.ly.
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New Goods,

Consisting u 10 part A. folloW.s
Ladies Shoe. 81 every description Polish
aud galmaral Roots, ~ the very latest mHl
STYLE, Msus Boots and Shoes 81 ~ kinds. FM1
Also y foil assortment 81 Children s~'AN-
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Also larFr astorimch; u TRUNKS. Al Of
which b. - scllipR AZ wonderfully reduced
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-13

neue@ a1ren
unb niebri8e Areife,
fpre@t DOT bel
9. 6. bowtL .
Ste 3@trabe, ct. wtter, Ntnmelota'
Der Undergraduate bat itete an Pano, q"
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Groceries, @tetn- nnb Dol Warren,
y. +. H., ". I. -. Is.
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prubutte.
Aae Sprtsn @aaren ptrbfn 3u ben utetrteQen
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Gs ptrb bierntit nm bic 4unbf&aft btr bent-
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bfRens na&geia@t. q
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f~erttoten @i9arren fir ttr Gnerps> uus Detatl'
9aniel NIT btn feinien, ppblabgela9erttu a.
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llnter fetnen &aa&-, @@napf- uub Rass
Eabaden fnbet Der Qtebbaber bic renonttttrtettt1
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unb teuer rBranbs." " ,.
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tura aQe &au&, unb &@nupf. ltenfIten pFertrt
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-15
ChOIera,

We call attention to the notice pub
lished by Mayor SWEENEY this morning,
and trust that it may meet with 6
prompt and hearty response from all the
physicians in the city. This is matter
of much Importance and really admits OF
no delay; action must be had at once,
and certainly no physician who is a
worthy member of the profession or en-
titled to the confidence of the commune.
ty will withhold such advice in relation
to sanitary measures as his learning
and experience enable him to give
There are immense deposits of filth and
garbage in various portions Of the
city which must be removed before the
rains and heat of the Spring or summer
render it almost as dangerous to remove
them as to permit them to remain where
they are. They should be taken away
during the cold weather if we would
keep them from injecting the atmosphere.
We commend the Mayors promptness
in regard to this matter and hope that
he may be heartily and zealously
seconded, not only by the physicians, but
by the city council and by the citizens
at large, so that if We cannot evade the
pestilence altogether it may at least fall
lightly in our midst.
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What 10 the Natter

What has become of our amiable and
interesting neighbor who used to issue
ediets to his little world from the corner
of Quincy and Main! five are not mis-
taken he used to DO especially thankful
that "a man Of iron nerve" was sitting
in the Presidential chair, and we have
been hoping that he would express the
same thankfulness again in order that we
might heartily respond amen" But
although there have recently been sew.
eral occasions upon which such an e4
preston would have been appropriate
our neighbor is dumb as an oyster" and
we are deprived Of tho light his wisdom
has heretofore shed Concerning the
Presidents speech 10 the negroe. he
says not word. the Montana delega
ton, not word the Virginia delegation
comes and goes, and the IatelEgeacer still
makes no sign. The oracle is dumb
the Sibyl has burnt her books, the
Sphynx gazes with stony aud lack ustre
eyes upon the sands which are fast bury
ing the hopes of radicalism, and vel ii
utters 10 sound.
We are alarmed about oar nsighboI
aua very respectfully and with tbe
deepest sohcitude suggest that Il we'll
known physician and defeated council
man of the Third Wand be called ia his
assistance without delay.
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Governor Foreman an 4 the Eastern
Counties.
ELLLsLAND, WEST VIRGINIA.

ELLIsLAND, WEST VIRGINIA.
February 10th, lSG6.
N0law abTidging the freedom of speech OF Of
the press shall be passed. Constitution Of
West Virginia, Art, II Sec. 4.
1t was said by distinguished polite
al writer of the Seventeenth century in an
address to the English people: The free
dom of the press is the palladium of your
rights" The press is the principal guar
dian of the liberties of the people and to
a fearless and independent exercise of its
rights do We look for the most efficient
remedy for the prevalent abuses of pow
er The freedom Of the press and the
freedom of speech have so long been re-
strained that to assert them now is al.
most as the assertion ola newly discov.
cred right.
The press of the country during the
war, IN order TO throw no obstacles in
the way of the accomplishment of the
great object, both OF the State and Fed.
eral Goyernnlent-the suppression of
the rebellion and the restoration of the
Incorporated many abuses of pow
er, many violations Of the constitution,
to pass unrebuked; aud officials have
been so long INDUCED ia the exercise of
arbitrary power that they are now i'm.
patent uuder a review and criticism of
their conduct. But grim yisaged war
has smoothed his wrinkled front" and
freedom OF speech and of the press are
invoked TO AID III protecting the people
against tyranny and oppression, and to
restore to their original purity those re-
publican institutions which have fallen
into such q state Of degeneracy as to be
scarcely recognizable, and the very exis.
atence Of which is now imperiled.
During the war, while o very large
portion of the: intelligent men of the
Seate We're serving either the cause of
s sns = nlen or the cause of the Confeder-
asS, -. their respective armies, some
arHm aSIulred positions in the civil gov
couId not I haS IN times of peace they
T TysV n nVs lave sns hoped even to attain
hwy 40" KNOW that if the disabling
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allegiance to the Constitution and the
Union, it does not mean the faithful OBJ
servance of solemn oaths, but it is now
applied only to such as have lost all
patriotism and pride of race, and JOIN In
q crusade for negro equality and the
subversion of republican government
1t means simply, in this State, the pro-
scription and persecution of more than
half of our citizens in order that a mis-.
cradle set of negro worshipping fanatics
may continue to hold office and paralyze
industry, and promote strife and oonten
ton. The President is tired of such ia
naticism and folly, the people are sick
of it, and if these men who are cham
mering" at the government don't want
to be summarily and ignominiously
crushed, they would better get out o.
the way"
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Disappointed

A few days agoa sensation story was
in circulation to the effect that because
the people Of Virginia were not yet con-
WINGED Of the beauties Of Black Repub-
licanism and The advantages of negro
suffrage. the President was about 10 re-
move Governor PIERPoINT front Office
and appoint q Provisional Governor in
his stead. II was mysteriously limited
that BUTLER was TO be made Provisional
Governor, though the report probably
originated in BUFFERS well known
ability to proride for himself The story
has not been much circulated recently,
and we have failed to discover III the
President speech to the Virginia dele
cation any reference tn the change which
the radicals seem to desire PIERPoINT
is still Governor of Virginia and is like
ly to remain SO until his successor is
regularly elected by the people
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Ten Thousand Acres of Iron and
GOAL Lands tor Sale.


nURSUANT lO n DEED OF
Il Trust 10 the undersigned Trustees, from
Joseph w hitaker, George Z. whitaker Joseph
Coudon aud their wives, dated January the
18th 1865 and on Record in the Recorders Of
nee of OHIO county, West Virginia, Book 40, page
4U7 and also OF Record in the Recorders ONCE
OF Wetzel county Book 5, page ST. we viii sell
on WEDNESDAY,, the 4th Jay OF April ls66,
com mencing at II o'clock, A, M, at public auc.
ton, at the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county, lUUUU acres vi land, (mOre or Iess),
lying on the waters OF Fish and Fishing Greek,
in the saio county of Wetzel. within the Dounda.
ries OF four patents Of tour Thousand acres each,
granted by the Commonwealth OF Virginia to
Henry Wynkrop and Paul Selmaa. aud dated
the 2Vth day of February, 1896. For more full
description reference 10 made to the above men,
toned deed OF trust
The property will be sold III separate tracts,
and a plat or the land and its subdivisions may
be examined at the Office Of William r. Peterson,
Esq, IN the oisy OF Wheeling.
Terms OF SALE MOT less than one third vi
the purchase money TO be paid in cash on the
day of sale, but the purchaser 10 have tho night
to pay more than one.third OF tho whole OF tho
purchase money at his option The remainder,
II there be any, to be paid in one or two years,
with interest from day OF sale and such defer
red instruments TO be secured by Il deed OF trust
OH the property sold, otherwise to the salts
faction of the Trustees acting in the premises.
The Baltimore ana Ohio railroad passes
through the northern portion vi the tract, about
~ miles distant from Wheeling. The land con.
tains veins OF Iron ore OF the best quality, con-
'tlguOus TO the railroad. 1t also contains coal
and is heavily md well umbered
j. W. GILL,
&. u. HUBBARD,
NELSON +. WHITAKER
iebl5ta,t, CRISPIN OGLEBAY.
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GAUS & WARNAFELDT. Projectors OF the
once Saloon and Restaurant, No Washington
Hail sole agents Tor John O'EaTal a. Co.'S su.
peaor fresh can aud shell oysters received daily
by express. All kinds of game on hand in pro.
per season. Families supplied at modeIats
rates. Choice Wines, Ales, &C., AT the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
ale lifted up in the most approved style.
sUp2l-6m
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But pain is perfect misery, tine worst ofeviIs
and excessive; oYeTturns all patience. AL
Druggists have for sale Dr.. D. II. Seelye's Ii
QUlD CATARRH REMEDY, which win re-
move PERMANENTLY all pains from Catarr-
hal difficulties. Any one who has ever used
ii will so recommend it. ..-z g.,
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cocoa CREAM FOR THE HAsR

Cocoa Cream for the Hair
Cocoa Cream Tor the Hair
Away with your Grey Hair
Away with your Grey Hair
No more rancid Pomades II
No more rancid PomadesI
Ii On want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume
Ii sou desire soft and silky Hair,
IL YOU want your Hair preserved
II YOU W ant your Hair " grow,
" You want to prevent premature BsiGuas,
III Jon want To 10 rid oil Dandrut
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream,
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
rice - cents d bottle.
tor sale by
LAyGALINS ~ BUSuFIELD.
'h~o Wheeling, w Va
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Died.

GA Wednesday, the Nth inst, HUGH v, son
OF Patrick and Mary E. Daily, aged two years
AM four months.
ne funeral will take place this afternoon at
four O'Clock from the residence ON John street
above seventh East Wheeling. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend
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The Coal Bank
West Virginia Glass Works

\ Successors to Ripley, Gowl Co.. -
Once Webster St, near Chapline, Wheeling
I w. Va $500.
.- - s. P, HILDRETH President
NJ w ECHoLs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
5 r Hildreth, a. c. Quarter X: A Nc
Ripley, NJ. w. Echols.
This Company, having fully completed their
organization aud possessing ample facilities for
manufacturing, are prepared 70 receive and ex'
ecute all orders tor Druggists, Glassware, In
sulators, Fruit Jars, Flasks Mineral, Mustard,
Ale, Porter, and Wine Bottles, and n general
variety Of Green and Black Glassware All
communications addressed to the Secretary will
leceiYe prompt attention teb3'lm
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Latest improvements (;

And.it will be apparent to all that men whose
siiIl and abilities having been approved by the
best manufacturers, will not be less successful ~
when their own interest and reputation are IN ~.
volved. As testimony to the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
Sv the Judges OF the late exhibition held at the
MARYLAND Institute, of Baltimore, Md, In octo-
ber 1865. ~. o;+;,ans of
wheeling and vicinity that J0SEPHS ). knoll,
a member OF the saia firm, will remain here Ior
a short time to receive orders.
These instruments being sunlcleuuy lnIfg Is
dncsd in this city, and having proved equal, II
not superior to any heretofore known, those IN
Tsnt Of a tirst.class Piano viii please call tor
further information at the RELIGIOUS 5ooh
HOUSE ofGEO. w. SIONER1 No. ~ Monroe
sue tersous wishing to have Pianos tuned or re-
paired viii please leave orders at tne place aooVS
named. as tue tuner OF said establishment wiz
h1 mere for one week. Old Pianos taken IA ex'
change.
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TO ThE PUBLIC.

/ ny entire stock q DRY Goods, Miiin.syy ~
Variety articles to Messry. ID. A. ADLEk q
CO., Of Philadelphia. / hereby tender nv
for the liberal patronage which thew h. -
bestowed upon me during my business eIne,t.
ence In this city. Permit me TO reconus nd -.
successors to the patronage Of a -generons M -
lie as gentlemen who viii labor 70 pIea.s snJ
satisfy. NJ RHEIESTP0N =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-15

Having purchased Of Nr. II. Rheiustror, hi.
entire stock OF Goods we would resuecff ,ii, IT,
form the public tina. It 10 our intention ~ in.
crease the stock and conduct the business on \
more extensive scale than II has been hereto.
lore. Eeing directly coanected With one Of the
!a5fsN lnpo.Iing houses OF Philadelphia, we
both merchants and rvtaa buyerss5 = IS -
- ..ssi.- psL ADLER q co. 4
4ekS ADLER 4 KoN, Philadelphia
jan, 10 itsSsd
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

rI,EEs COMPANY, HAVING Oh.
i CANNED in April, 1864, in conjunction
with the well known firm of GAEHLE & co.
as a Joint Stock Company, exclusively OF prac.
tical Piano Makers who have held prominent
positions in some of the best establishments In
this country and Europe.
This Company claims that their Pianos COM
hine all the excellencies Of all the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-15

Two years ago, such language as We
have quoted, if published By a Demo
cratic newspaper, would have resulted
in the suppression Of the paper aud the
incarceration Gifts editor, without judge,
jury OF trial, IN some of the numerous
bastiles thei. iii operation, and the
Chicago Tcibaae and the Pittsburgh Ga.
,sette would have applaudea the deed
Then it was disloyal to oppose the adj
ministratiom, n0ac, even while tue same
party is in power, it is disloyal to sus-
tain the Presidential policy, The loyal
men, are to meet " this fresh peril" The
loyal men are to insist that the Union
is dissolved audi that hence forth
negroes shah be admitted to
social aud poliIicat privileges .oual
to the whites, for it is simn,v
in consequence of his denial Of
these dogmas that the President of the
United States is said to be interior to
an impHdsnt mulatto. and his clinging
to the Constitution of the country is the
fresh peril" which loyal men are called
upon to avert.
Away with such "loyalty!" The very
word has become a stencil in the nos.
trils of all honest men. 1t does not mean
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-15

George z. wickham, Aucttoncer. FEB l2-7t