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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. ScheMck'S Mandrake Pills
A Substitute for CalOmel.

These pills are composed of various roots,
having the power to relax the sscretions of the
liver as promptly and effectually as blue pill OF
mercury aud without producing any Of the dis.
agreeable or dangerous effects which often fol-
low the use of the latter.
In al bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with confidence, as they promote the
discharge of vitiated bile, and remove those OBJ
structions from the liver and hillary ducts,
which are the eau of hillary affections in gem
eral
SCHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head
ache and all disorders Of the Liver. indicated by
.llow skin, coated tongue. costivenesS, drow.
siness, aud a general feeling Of WEAKNESS u
lassitude showing that the liver is in q torpid
or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with aavan.
tage in all cases where pergative or Alternative
medicine is required
Please ask for DIR Srhepck's Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two likenesses of
when in the last stage of consumption, and be
other in his present. health.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers. Price 25
cents per box. Principal Office, No. - North
9th Street Philadelphia, Pa.
General wholesal- Agents Demas Barnes 4
Co 81 Park Row, New York S. 5. Hance, !O'
Baltimore st.. Baltimore, Nd; john d. Park,
N. T. cor OF Fourth and Walnut 81, Cincinnati,
Ohio Walker & TAYLOR, l3i and 1876 Wabash
Avesue, Chicago, H.; Collins Brothers, south.
west corner of Second and Vine sts, st.
Louis Mo. o"t"I
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4 Word for Little Girls.

Who is lovelyi 1t is the little girl
who drops sweet words, kind remarks,
and pleasant smiles, as she passes along;
who has kind word of sympathy for
every girl and boy she meets in trouble,
and Kind word to help her companions
out of difficulty; who never scoldS, never
contends, never leases her mother, nor
seeks in any way to diminish, but al
ways to increase, her happiness. Would
1t not please You to pick up string of
pearls, drops of gold, diamonds, or pre-
cious stones, as you pass along the
street, But these are the precious
stones which can never be lost. Take
the hand of the friendless. Smile on
the sad and detected. Sympathize with
those in trouble. Strive everywhere to
diffuse around you sunshine and JOY. If
you do this, you will be sure to be be-
loved
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Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.

Americans are peculiar in one thing
they will sing a song to death. In
our brief existence we can recall many
instances of the kind. We remember
how often "Old Dan Tucker" was
tainted with being too late to come to
his evening meal; how little rest we
gave "Oh Susannah," Eve owe Susan
nah weighty debit and entrancedly
we alluded to the eyes of light entirely
superfuons. For long time THE
Poor Old Slave was allowed little re-
pose, although he had ostensibly gone
to rest THE Old Folks at Home"
were ruthlessly torn from the quiet
and scclusion which their age and in
firmaties imperativcly demanded, and
forced to do duty in every minstrel and
concert company i'll the land. ''Old
Dog Tray" the faithful old pup, was
for a long time drawn by the tail
through all manner of brass Instruments.
wound up t. an agonizing pitch by
piano keys, and made TO howl plamtively
i'm four voices. The Silver Moor" had
TO "roll on" by day as well us 10y night
constantly performing the unremunera
tive task of guiding the Traveller on hi
way apparently regardless as t.
whether the "nightingale's song wa.
in tune or not, "Home sweet home
has been so successfully Invested of al
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The Use Of Time.

The Use of Time.
Time was given man to use and not
to waste. 1t is for rational use and not
foolish abuse. And at times it appears
to the rejecting mind that we are mis-
taken in our endeavors to crowd into
half an hour what should fill half a
day. We do not refer to our habits of
hurried eating, so frequently the sub
iect of critics and lecturers. but to the
general hurry and haste that character
ize every movement of our people. In
travelling we give preference to the
fastest lines, this being the grand recon-
mendation of one competing line over
another. The humiliation of space and
time is Il modern boast, rs though the
feat was really meritorious.
1t is to be questioned whether this
idea is correct one. Human life Is
more valuable than few hours or days,
vet we risk life and limb in patrOnizing
those conveyances which run the long
est possible distance in the shortest pos
sible time. The employees of railroad
and steamboat companies have received
the title of baggage smashers," for no
reason except that the rules of the com
panies and the exacting demands of the
public will not allow them to handle
baggage, as Tom Hood advised the man
arement of the body of the despairing
suicide -
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its attractive features that many people
have become satisfied to become
wanderers for the remainder OF their
existence. "Gentle Annie" was great
bore: although we were constantly as
sured that Chou wilt come no more Gen.
tie Annie" she still kept coming, but
where an assertion of that nature is made
so often and so persisteutly, weareinclin-.
ed to question the foundation for the
assertion. We have hear young ladies
singing-"Who will care FOR mother
now" while their old mothers were
wearing themselves out in the kitchen
over the family washing. Then there
is "John Browns body" Instead of be-
ing permitted to lie "mouldering in the
grave" it was kept marching on"
with enough of knapsacks strapped
upon his back" to supply a regiment
with that necessary article of camp and
garrison equipage. "When this cruel
war is over" had pretty good run.
The heartiest congratulations that were
induced by the termination of the war
arose from the fact that the people got
over singing "when this cruel war;" &c.
Now the popular tongue is singing and
whistling Tramp, tramp, tramp, the
boys are marching" We are in great
danger of being tramped to death with
it. You hear it on the streets, you hear it
in the workshop and in the saloon.
Beneath the starry flag we will
breathe the air again" We have been
holding our breath, or else breathing
choloform up to this period, we suppose,
but now 1--WE breathe the air again."
The air is breathed by great many
people now. What next! We wait the
reply.
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Women.

Woman is Il creature not only fear
fully and wonderfully made. but is flung
together, at this present writing, in q
quite eXtravagant style. Why, that
little bit of her composed of three
crossed straws and piece of ribbon,
called bonnet, costs from ten to one
hundred and fifty dollars; while dress,
to be anything like what she calls de-
cent, will involve the expenditure of Il
small fortune. They are principally
used for ornament, although now and
then one can be found who is also use
ful. They are very handy to have
about the house, and admirably serve
the purpose of passing oft the time
when threatened with ennui. They are
not hung upon the parlor walls like pic
tures-neither are they placed about
the garden walks, like statues. They
are the original sewing machine, and
we confess that we prefer one of them
to the horrid inventions now i'll use.
What sight can be prettier than Il
young and handsome girl on the oppo-
site side of the table! After she has prop
erly shaded the lamp, brought your
slippers, and lighted your cigar, she
takes mp her sewing, ana you can alter
nately glance at the local columns of the
evening paper, and follow the dcft mo-
tiOnS of her milk-white fingers as she
passed the needle To and fro through the
cloth. The hours can be very pleasant
ly, and it may be proftably, spent i'll
that manner. We do not know too. but
what, i'll the long run, there may be
economy i'll the possession of Il woman.
If treated kindly, and Il man reposes
proper confidence i'll one of them, she
will save him many dollar, as well
as keep his wardrobe in good repair
Neatness both of person and apparel
is characteristic of her.
Although she sometimes wears her
hair i'll outre style, yet, as general
thing, her looks are pleasant to look
upon.
On the whole we rather like the
woman, and would have no objections
TO take one to our bosom, provided
she possessed the requisite number of
stamps to keep us up i'll that style of
living in which the late Mr.. Ii. Clay,
or Mr.. ID. Webster, and others of orr
set we might mention, excelled. Don't
all apply at once. This proposition is
open for only three days. All letters
must be enveloped with grcenbacks.
HeiresseS and widows, whose fortunes
consist of gold and bank stocks need
not apply. Nothing hut government
bonds desired.
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a sweet Little Poem.

1t is rarely that we meet with poem
so full of sweet and delicate beauty as
we find in the following little waif,
which is floating about on the waves of
the public press:
I brought blossom from the garden bed,
Sweet was IT'S fragrance and its face was red;
But ere I saw thee it was pale and dead
I found she'll upon the leafy void
Its lips were soft-its dress was blue and gold;
Tut ere | saw t all its Dies were cold.
My heart bring thee from the inner shrine;
Breathe but one hope around it, it will shine,
And wear hue unchapging divine.
A drop of amber fell upon the bee,
And thus preserved IL from corruption free;
SO would live in love that comes from thee.
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One Hundred Dollars

Reward will be paid by Messrs. c. G.
Clark Il Co., for medicine that will
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, or relieve cOnsumptive cough as
quick rs Goes Cough Balsam.
Let all our readers know that Goes
Dyspepsia Cure will certainly cure the
worst cases in existence, will stop pain
after eating rs soon as you take it, and
is a most excellent article for all diseases
of the stomach and bowels.
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TOWN TRIPLES.


We congratulate dress-makers and
milliners on the fact that not only have
they been relieved from the onerous tax
that lately threatened to entirely de-
stroy their business, but also that, from
the first day of August, all millincrs
and dress-makers are exempt from all
tax whatsoever. We quote from the
new law: ARTICLES of dress made or
trimmed by milliners or dress-makers for
the wear of women and children, shall
also be exempt"
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Our readers, and particularly our
lady friends, i'll want of any article per-
tanning TO the toilet, should not fail to
call at +. Bookings Drug Store. He
has the most complete assortment of
Pcrfumery, French POmades and Toilet
Waters. Combs. Hair Brushes &c. to be
found anywhere. The Etui MySterieuX
is something new.
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p - O'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annually
from Consumpt ton in the United States. (Soe
census report Cor 1860
This remedy bas been for several years used
in practice by erniner physicians, with such
marked success, that is now, by urgent reque at
offered to the public as al infLllble remedy for
lung and throat diseased. Not every one in the
advanced sCages of the consumption can be
cured but many have been, aud many mere are
now receiving benefit from its uso, and this
long after all other known remedies have failed
As An evidence sf our sincerity in the above
statement We warrant it Ia give satisfaction.
EDMUNb BOOKING, Druggist No. Odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling w. Va, General Agent
for " est Virginia, to whom orders may be ad.
dreas.1
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Vine Growers OF
Wheeling and Vicinity.

MIR AID. neRNEMAN, OF LON
Nl DON. Ohio, will arrive with 25.J0O Grape
Roots on the 10Th Oct. at Bell,ir, Ei gle Hotel |;
on tho goth OF oct at the Bridgeport National
Hotel on the 3lst Of Oct at WheelinP, W. Va,
a. tho Siamm Honse; on the lst of Nov. at
It. Clairsville, AT tue Chronicle Office; on the
2nd of November at Ma, tinsviile 1T Mr.. Tbos.
Car tcr's residence. with the following variety Of
grape roots, layers aud cuttings:
Norton's Virginia Seeding, Tres Seeding
Concord, Delaware, Diam, Rebecca, Iowa,
Isabella aud all of the new and reading varie-
ties
Please give me call and examine the finest
stock of grape roots ever brought 10 this ccun
try. OslZZ'ho'-
(Arbeiter Freund cOpy)
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THERE have been eight hundred APP
plicants for admission to Washington
College, Va. None are rejected on ac-
count of not being able to pay the col
lege fees. General Lee is willing to
accept their notes, believing that young
men who receive their education under
such circumstances, will not fail to re-
spond to their obligations whenever
they are able. rs -e.E
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NOVEL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOVEL CoNvENIENCE.-Yesterday a
gentleman arrived IN this city from
Harrisburg ina self-working carriage.
The novel vehicle created no little ex-
element when it came up Penn to Fifth
street. The carriage is about the size
of a common buggy, but is constructed
on the principle of the manual labor,
which are common on our railroads.
No horse is required in this machine"
Dispatch, 18Th.
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No dnIon,cI.

No one is safe in taking Mercury in
any form, without knowing it. DIR.
EOFF'S Pills contain no Calomel or Mer-
eury. They can he taken safely by all
ages and conditions. They have nO
equal as a family medicine. Sold by
T. II. Logan & Co, and Logan, List n
Co, wholesala aud retail Druggists.
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a Remarkable Invention.

There is now on exhibition at the
Grant House churn that helps to do
its own work. The inventor proposes
to guarantee that it saves nine-tenths
of the labor in churning, and offers
great inducements to persons ont of en-
plovmcnt. Go and see it.
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a Fair Understanding.

MessrS. Blonde x Bachman have Just
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assert
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will be disposed of at the lowest rates.
Call mt the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
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CAPT. JOIN MCKEE, of Hamilton,
Ohio, is conscientious and honest-he
has returned to the Pension Bureau
SIG so. with the endorsements "tbat
the extent of his disability did not en-
title him to so large pension"
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l,,,rIirnse stock.

The most extensive and attractive
stock of Dry Goods ever offered in this
market has just been opened by Geo.
Il. Taylor & Co., where you always find
gentlemen ready to show You every at
tcntion. Read their advertisement,
and call and see them.
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IN San Antonio, Texas, on Saturday,
September 9Th, Mr.. Robert H.. Cochran,
OF Fauquier county, Virginia, was mar
rled to Miss Eleanor Gregg, of San An
tonic. On the following day the groom
died from cholera.
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THE man whose wife was killed on
Commercial street Saturday night, was
at lawyers office yesterday wanting
to sue the railroad company on the
ground that she was his only support
Portland argus.
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Take her up tenderly,
Handle with care"

1t is public demand that every thing
shall be done in the shortest possible
time. but it is a wasteful and often sui
cidal demand. We do not Give out
half our days. If we exist the allotted
space of mans life we do not live.
We are driven by this spirit of hurry as
rclentlessly as the poor souls in Dante's
Inferno by the tormenting devils of
Hides
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DErNG sATfsFIB Id Nj
ID their patrons are prepared to encourage IN
snt.rnrtse which has for its object the pro'ec-
tios and promotion OF the Welfare of the wnlts
race in this Republic. and the Development aho
elevation Of cur Young ana pr"misH osAIe,
the proprietors of the wheeling Register nav az
enlarged and Improved this paper 10 meet me
demands of increased circulauor aud growing
oopnIsrity. and no " take pleasure IN essntlsg
I, the people of this State, the Largest, Neht-
est and Most Reliable Paper I'm west
Virginia.
THE REGISTER can point TO lts past
b;.,o,y "a the surest and best index of ITS III
tnrs cmrse u,ou ali questions OF Natonai o;
~ ,ts nolicy. Relieving that the war was ended
and its legitimate purposes attained WIN nc
surrender of the Tt bel armies, ana the ""t"uyh
ment of slavery and Secession by the South the
REGISTER will be tho uBfiinching advocate OF al,
measures that tend to promote the hatlehA
harmony to restore the unity OF the GoVerh'
meut and to extend TO AL SECTIONS the pro less
blessings of An impartial Union and Iasine
peace II viii be equ lily urn In us oppostioI.
IL all parLizan schemes that impose uplust anu
unwarr. nted conditions upon the reunion o' d
Government that was never broken, tnat guar
antee perpetual asceBdaucy to one pon'lcai par
ty and unchanging ostracism I" every other
and that TN cart the wishes Of every patriotlc
heart by leaving our country still divided. our
ne ople tlisunited. our Union unrestoreh I-ier
ating the opinion of all men, while steadiastly
advocating its own, dospising the pr0-ctipuVe
hi yotry of fan ticism while firmly adj ering 10
its own convictions Of right and duty.
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THE REGIS e II

Will strive to make the popular mind wiser oy
conviction" rather than s.avish by dictation,
and will labor 10 disseminate only sucn views
upon current questions az bear the stamp OF
reason ard the seal Of truth.
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An .utuuu suggestion.

Now as heavy fogs srse lad searching winds
commence 10 blow; now, rs the human BODY
exhausted like iuauim lte nature, by the heats
of summer, begins to wilt and droop NOW. ere
the Indictment winter makes its trying onset
NOW is the tine for preparatory course Of
the best acclimIIiug medicine IN existence,
HosrEPrERS STOMACH BTTTERS.
Fever and Asue is rampant in all parts of
the country. Quinihs, the physicians admit,
will not quell the phase of the disease which at
present pervades IKE entire West. 1t is well
that it is SO, Tor the remedy (sO-cil!ed) is dead
her than the ma'ady. But if quinins is inefh.
cient in intermittent fsvers
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. It's contents will be
made up OF all important news of the week.
tfleg, aphic reports transactions in the Markets,
Editorials upon subiects of general interest, an
Agricultural Column, SPECIAL correspondence
from all rita of the State, CHI ice literary and
poetic i selections and large amount OF care
iullv prepared miscellaneous reading suitable
To all classes Of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will cOntnr G tn be the
best family newspaper ever published in this
State
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THE TRH-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday Thursday and Sat.
urday and contains besides the contents of the
D. eeeeding issues of the Daily. many valuable
items prepared especially for this publication.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.
New Dried Peaches.

NE ARE NOW REVIEWING -
wv large lot of new dried peaches, firect
from Georgia and tennessee, of our own select
ink, which we are Offering At reasonable seures
We have already on hand 1000 bu- hsls OF I'M
peeled and 3, 900 Tbs Of pealed peache', at our
store corner Of haT ket Alley.
oct2I st CHAS. LAUE & BRO.
[Intelligencer COPY 81
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FLOUR.

ooo RIBS. xxx Torrid Zone.
:StNt 3UO do do Gold bust.
100 d. Gibson's best fresh ground,
and choice, Just r, Ceived and for sale by
octls III. REILLY.
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Executors Notice.

WING REEN APPOINTED
1 and qualified Executor OF tho estate OF
" iliiam Kryter, deceased, all persons indebted
to the estate ara hereby notified TO make settle
meat, and these having claims against the
same should present them properly anihenti'
Gated. loctlSIwl q. 4 S1IFEL.
(Arhaiter Freund copy times)
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HosrEPrERs STOMACH BITTERs.
HoSTErTER'S BIrTEaS

is irrssisnble. 1t would be safe to make con-
tract under heavy penalties that a-y given
Fever and que District should be exempted
from the disorder for any particular time. pro-
vided every iuhabitant would take the BIT
TIERS according to directions, during the term
OF the Contract There has never been an in
stance in which thi. sterling invigorant aud
anti febrile medicine has tailed to ward OF the
complaint, when taken duly as a protection
against malaria. Hundreds Of physicians have
Abandoned all the ofieinal specifics and now
prescribe this harmless vegetable topic and
nothing else, as prevent We and cure for all
the forps of chilis ard fever. .visor is the
thing most n.ediul in these cases as well as in
dyspepsia and nervous affections, and
HoSrETyERS BIrTERs
the safest most whole some
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AS A NEWSPAPER

We intend that 1t shall DO famed for its accura'
cv and reliability The hest and latest intorma-
ton that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH and
MAIL. in relation to matters of general inter,
est will always be laid before our readers, and
no cost will he counted in keeping our suoscri,
bers thoroughly and constantly posted upon all
topics OF Importance.
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THE ARBEETER FREUND,

An elegant journal, printed in the German Ian.
guaye and issued for the benefit of or German
Oft zsns. is published weekly at the REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous encourage.
msnt with which the friends of the REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded their efforts, the Pro-
prietOrs hope by continued enterprise and en-
ergy to merit in the future the same liberal pa
tronags which their paper hsa heretofore re.
ceived.
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HoSFRTyER,S BITTERS

are the safest, sursst and most wholesome
Strengthening preparati IN that human skill has
vet concocted