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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
To the Debilitated and the De-
--f CreD t.


For general debility and exhaustion o. the
powers Of nsrure, Whether o, casion,d by .ick-
ness, fast living. cons,itutional c.c.y. old age
or any other physical or nental cause. The one
thin. needful sad Indispensable ,s H0SrEr.
TIE = CELEBRATED STOMACH BI1rRRs
When the fir. o. life seems 10 be absolutely dy
ing out in the system, and the mind, sympa.
ihiziug with the body is reduced almost to a
state Of imbecili;y, tbis mighty Restorative
seems, As it were to lit the sufferer out OF The
Slough Of Despund. and recruit and e in yiyor.
ate TO tho frame and the iat-lect An old
farmer in the Valley Of The A,nongah.'a WRIT
tens 10 Or, urs,ettsr Il can coupare the CD
GRAFTON of your Ritters upon ne to nothing I'm,
the ed CT of rain aztec lo'ig dry spsll in tie
fall Of tho year The rain falling on the mead.
ows st arts tine second emp OF grass, q d sour
wholesome medicine se-rss In have started
second crop q ife aud sp'ri's in ne" Ana
this Is truly the .ffecu of this grateful and pow
errai p.eparatioH. Ladies IF xsak constitution.
or whose strength has ben impaired by sick
ness or age, end it ni9st efioAcions and de-
hehtfur Tonic, aud it Is administered " tn graf
success in marasmus or Wasting Of the flesh 70
yorng children In fact il Is a much safer and
snrer cordial for tie nursery than anything ad.
ve-tised specially for that purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
4 Fair tndcrstaud.uy.

MessrS. Blonde " Bachman have Just
received their Fall and Winter stock of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assert
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will he disposed of at the lowest rates
Call ut the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
The Tair and Festival.

The fair and festival given for the
benefit of the Zane Street NJ. L. Church
at Washington Hall last night, was a
brilliant success. The Hall was crowd
cd during the most of evening, and we
presume the ladies realized handsome
reward for the time and labor spent in
preparing for the affair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

A special train leaves the Hcmpfield
Depot on Wednesday and Thursday
mornings at " O'Clock, returning the
same evening-fare' 81 30. The mail
train leaves us usual, II 3:3O p. III.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
Sensible.

There is something very sensi-
BILE in the impromtu remark of a
pretty girl not a thousand miles from
Wheeling, "If our Maker thought it
was wrong for Adam Ito live single,
when there was not woman on earth,
how criminally guilty are the old batch
elors, with the world full of pretty
girls"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
TEE EGES TER

Wit strive 70 make the popular mind wiser by
conviction. IXihrr than s,avish Ky dictltton,
AID viii lahor 10 dissemipai" only such views
upon curr-rt questious ~ bear the stamp OF
r-a son AID the -rsl of trnth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

AyoINGlawycr was asked by q judge
whether. in the translation of souls, he
would prefer being turned into horse
or an asst
"An ass,r quickly replied the lawyer.
"Whyr asked the judge.
Because have heard of an ass being
a Judge but never horse"
"PA," said little Claiming to his pa
ternal ancestor, holding up Sunday
school picture-book, "what is fhatP
ssThat, my son." gravely replied the
father. "is Jacob wrestling with the an
gel.n "And which licked, pa ~ Innoi
Gently continued the young hopeful.
s.HAs your sister got SON or dangh-
tel? ~ asked a SON of Erin .'Upon my
iife,n was the reply, 81 don't know
whether I'm an aunt or an uncle
A LECTURER writes: 1.-THE fullest
house ! have had was at Pithole city, In
| the Oil regions. Every man was full Oh
beer. The. lecture went off very WE'LL
notwithstanding. 1t didn't go OH q
well as my dOorkeeper did-he went on
with the receipts"
A WEsTERS editor thus "cusses" an
opponent: MAY his COW give som
milk, and his hens lay bad eggs In
short, may his daughter marry q one,
leved editor, his business so to ruin, ana
he go to Congress" .- -
"A gooD-LooKrSG, intelligent, we'll
L n 4. L
dressed, tidy and prepossessing white
girl" of Ohio has married big Sambo
about seven degrees blacker than a
bucket of coal tar. Mated doves .
! Two souls with but single thought
Two colors mixed as one. :....
! AwAG tells of landlady who made
her tea so weak that it couldn't get VI
I the spout Of the teapot.
ONCE upon time fair Amelia Kissed
Whose nose was too distinguished TO o'
Il miss'd; so =, 81.
Said /, wy love, ] fain would kis
YOU closer, r-- .., -,jri. .g.a, -
But though your lips say yes, your Dos'
says no, sir" gas ''- 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
4 Midnigh, Observation-Disclosures.

1t is good when the day is ended to
look back upon its business and its
tolls, and mark wherein we have failed
of our duties or come short of what we
should have done. The close of the day
should be to each one of us like the
close of our lives. Everything should
be adjusted with the world and with
our God, as if We were about to leave
the one and appear before the other.
The day is, indeed, one regular division
of life, and when it closes il should not
be without the moral. From the end of
one day to the end of another the mind
can easily stretch onward To the close
of existence. 1t can sweep down the
stream of Time to the distant period
when it will he entirely beyond human
power to regulate human affairs. Even
ing or night is the time for moral re-
Election. When for the mcrcicS of the
day we are thankful, and when our past
weeks, months and years come up in
succession before us, we see the vanity
of our youthful days and the vcxations
of manhood, and trcmblc at the sp-
preaching winter of age. 1t is then we
should withdraw from business and the
cares of the world and give thought
to our end and To what we are to be
hereafter.
AS these reflections were crossing,
rather sadly, our mind, last night,
troubled sleep followed. with dreams
chasing each other, occasionally bright
and occasionally clouded, for it was one
Of those rare October nights when the
pale moon is hidden from human vision,
a sound, yet a sweet, musical sound,
full, rich aud grand, fell upon our ears
Were we dreaming, or partially sleep
ingi oh, no! We became more wake
ful and interested, tfor we love music. J
and sure enough we We're refreshed by
the beautiful starzaS from .Lncretia
Borgia," Skillfully executed unon n
dozen instEaments- ar-,. !
Come let us d hsPry fog' t"er;
0rwhen tntr . a VIII IA re- d. Wv:
Aud the heat q dt J: III ~ feather
II maxi ~ k',n To bear ihe SWAY
Scarcely had we recovered our sur
prise-for it was indeed serennde in
tended for our humble scif-and were
agreeably ENJOYING the piece, when the
glorious Dixie followed, leading orn
mind to nnothers phae, viz of the few
years just past, and we, remembered the
lines of a celebrated poet
. d. tind u" ah otl'.r through veal ard
through woe,
F. rh.re' aial ia so-' for tca-ts here be.
low.
Tn storm, Of ibis lie zee, AROUND us in vain.
II We are kind 10 each other in pleasure and
3 pain" .-'.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

Ye seranading cavaliers, accept our
heartfelt thanks. May you live to cause
us the same pleasure over md over
again.
uIife let MS cherish
| While vet the tsosr glove,
\Nft rd,he fresh flow rot ~
II ~ y Pluck ere isclf ST.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
NEW ApvEArIsEmENTs.
Execufnr,s Notice.

VINO BEN APPOlNrED
WIN. M Kryter. ;- eis-d, AL psiso S iHdeated
e. the tate are hereby notife' 20 make tc'tlr.
lsent. Z and th,sef HANG CLANS gIinst TIE
,auie, 4 hohld jprsskst them flsIpsIiy anshshn
Gated. (octIe.lwl q. 4 STlFEL-
(Arboirer Freund copy times
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

IL rrblishrd every Friday. TIA cnnte-ts will he
made mp az al mpo't,nt news of rho week
: l'g'aphic rrpnrt- trans ctions iu IN. Mukrts
Editorials upon suhircts of genera i,tar -. ~
Agricultural C"'umu sp ca corr spO den e
fr'm al p rts Of th- state ch. ice lit'ra ' I'D
poetic selections an large amount Of clr,.
'ullv prenareh mis- ,elltnsoUs read NJ su''she
to all cl.saes ~ the community In short IN.
WEEKLY REGISTER all con'ir I he the
b-a family HslrspnPsr eDef pp,liAed IN this
state.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
TIE TRE-WEEKLY

Is published every TUESDAY Thursday and Sat-
url~y and aims besides the contents Of the
p. eCred'"g Is u-s OF the Daily. man, "a u,hle
items prepir"h especially for this publication.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18

Appointments for Col B, ~. smith
Colonel b. II. SMITH, candidate for Governor
will address the people OF this State at the io.
owing inns and place.:
CAMERON ................ Thursday 18th.
WHEELING ................ FTiGay 81 10Th
NEW co NRFRIAND Han.
cock county .............. Monday s?nd
Conservative papers throughout the State are
rcdaeS ~ Ia cory til" above list. septl5
Cod. ID. u. Jolinson'- Appointments.
Col. II. ID. JuHssoN. Nation Al Union candidate
for Congress-; will address the citizens 1.-the
First Dis riot. OF tho fllowirg times and places
C. AMERON. Observation-Disclosures. 18th.
WEST UNION Observation-Disclosures. %0ih
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
Farmers, Merchants and Eat-
tie FSC3Icvs
The Circulation Of ii,C Reg
ter,

Larger t7 far rhaa th,t of any other paper in
the STATE, ma - H. the best ADVERTISING medium
In West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-18
AS A NEWSPAPER
IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VII, cortais the lataat ard mo reliable market
rel or.s from Wheeling AMI prominent ast.
err aud Western ci;io'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

JrD0E z B. HALE. Il tie Issh CIR
east, ky Sirtae d tie aatboEIfy dele
gated 70 biD b Joint resoIHfIon of tbe
11sziEzaf1rs 81 Tfest TfrEinis, adop1ed
February - 1874. has aPP15nted ~
trassees "a fhe Bsrks9sT Springs, IN
11orzssn eesizii5r, eeDezzi y n. sSS<ofs,er,
Aarpn BeeA.pl, Helry willard, TheTt0
Assde1alall ard gJLa 4 Size. a Moo
gan cn11iY Cen. Charles B0arnaAn.
b y. kitten, Dr.. Jobo & Wilson, d.
BOFd Rsn9lst0n ana Dzrf1s Darby.
81. q l>er,.sleg e2sntyS Hon. Il p
W Baiehs Dr. Igs1l tsuizlsy, Jns- A.
Cbaplioe, Henry Herzr .snd Jossn =.
SehisT, Easqrz-s % Jefferson eounfT. His
EEceileDeF, A. J. BSTel1sr, 81 Wood
county; Gen. + II Harris. 81 Rftehie
eo1nfys }. B FORD, Esq, Of Ohio cyan
fys Szihan God. EsQ-. a Harrison
county; james carskadfon, Esu-s OF
Harnfl4hfre county. ms HFpoiEiees
ara 1off6e1 that : meeting Qf4Es E5o1rs1
has bssu app0intsd 10 bs held - said
spFfngs on The 4Ib Of July next a.
lshse6 they are urgently reszuesled %
be rEsserL Any appodntee declining
% Gecert The position, viii p1sase no
1lly 1niiez Kan, AZ AIa<tfnsbaSg, With
ouf dAl1y-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

sEAD PzAczscE-A .ouug n1sa x5r-
fuE lis name rs Riehilrl1 Loossl. and
E,sfrsserifsZ hinaEeif 10 u an zy1is9-
Last week soaose6sd In Hset51Z sETeTzi
Of car eS4izsrs ou1 q various SUNS %
z1S1sF, FznE51E Erp1 Ere n fBe1fy
d011zTE. He vent &roaDd % EDe3e q
oar busfness uea VIII his speGDezs.
cards, aed pagz 0f The E1oneT in adj
TazeeS 11seI EEzeh he sbsogHdsd WIKI
o1f psyinE his bsanE-t'itI, and EearIag
away sbIrI belonging 70 his To0E1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

TEUCHE X 7zzE FAMILY CTzIE-
IJzs. Saturday, sTsD5nS Psi Asezof=-s,
siTfaS N Ekss p hee5zsE, P1rc5Essd =
szek q -Four fa55 ssfzss ES5skF,9 ard
taking shE 6osr bo1Ds Fsl-e3sd = IN
ss-oEzh IL -i1.3oE- Ms Pax. fskizE
Ezxessllsons n 1bz EzsEDDzE IL EassA the
zoar e8Bsr p5feosd i osut thrcngE re
sszns bolz- Mac SID 7er IN eEsi1-
Afrs- Me- threw Fer GUT Pzt lEsis ike
LhrsE biz1se5s IN, ard tbs pair had =
zsz1s soezzl hair p1IifaZ. All 70 than
r43EsS- Al izst sesosazs Park 1-2s
making Tis51 10 iESe tosk-op-in heu-
rzry ESz2h 3 FalsseznzB-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

Aoc1DEzr Ok TIE BAL1INosE q Ozzo
RAuzoA1s@Ibez za5 train On tbs Bal1i-
ulo-s 4 Obio Rsl3rosd yesterday DuIIi-
iEE HEs lhrOEn from tie track . ogupIe
q miles from this city LIE engineer
lSEFi, AID every ear thfUBn from s6e
track ezeeF4 he za15ez ard s3sepz1e
CAN Eeee q ttle FIslsses1eers lress Ia
fEref. Tbs Ets.5llllslf lIlas G.ae.aE5s.afI1 ~
Ihe H4oEzn a Saturday irea5ng hAEI1Z
filed mp n e1lsez1 1sfth ilir1 ard gravel
and THROWING up "A entankEI3sEli
4z1ss file track The e1ginser San Tx
da1Esr abezd, but The tram e01ld M
- s<oPr,e6 In de.5e % PreTeet The aeS
dent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25


VIZ have reeefred from Mr. John =.
UblhorD- ferrieFiy o Lfhis once but noE
located IN ClaeiDlati, ne prospectus Of
. new work he lerup1ses 70 publish, en=
tified . 15ie IIlde11 TX eIId i2ippe17s
6lfde. The volume VIII contain f1s
name ani business q every ner-
chant aud mannfact1rer IN West
Tffein7a. Kentucky. Ohio, In1l-
ana. Michigan, tFfse1nsin, 1iih-
nesoti Iowa, Missouri, Lllinols,
Tune. AFkans1s, LOotEiAna5
11lszlss11ifl Alatsf4& and Georgia.
Bid 8 the Isl Of names and bueiness
afofasalll. The uutis viii contain coln-
pleee Eslile. invaluable 10 fhoss ship
ping an tnine 70 Any 81 the States be-
f1E1r rlentioredz tire vii -
f5eefaIly ronlfnst1 ftself 10 business
men who knou Ia fisllJ ), and Te1aftons
SceIsioned b. giving tie wrong iiiree-
fI1n 70 tIoLeE. fllf1s b IN lles. &C. =
he volume VII b. y D Isl "a II god
stTies vii Be sold only ~ s1tsc-ir stierl.
nfid IrfIl. II properly fattnni1sd. arS-
Ils5r aEnraIfg. Frice In dcifdFs rlsr
e5-s=. navable on delivery Our fsiend
frfi horri has ssezred the SERVES Of "
n Aiisz Eso. as Editor AID Cctnp Ter,
rlhIo If sIeTcte his llest efforts 70 briIig
c1f : rr0fak ereditable % himself and
helezezel % he bushes men n She
Wei and Scntt- As 70 the typograpni-
c1l part q tt rcIuule, ne think We
may premise he rablie 4 Eelll, IS e4r-
q has tbs rs n-sI q t1Elr, y neraiity Alld
III o. leT rIer1fpl y lilrcez 70 ezecute
the fr5 IN i1- 1Is1z1t - 1e - ne atf-' =
We ccznre1d him and III york u he.
cozslderztl1n o1cur huEIniss lazn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

Ptr-Ssc.-Iass .u=z1bss-s q ~ SEP-
- NEs.5ga Sabbath sSzSod1 sEs EoScE
% -szls Lbzzr Fo1r5 q Jaly= A. Clzs-s-
VIE. Pa. "a tEe EezDpS RN5iroEsd-
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SeEooi of FsShI1zzo1, Pa AZ tGz-
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iszfs Gr0Ee.T stoTt dEs1suss 1resLa 1t,s
toEu- HeEEsh tbez goCs3 ICcE ard Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

BALT1EOEE 1x0 OHE5 RAILzoAD--
BT lac changes On TIE Little Miami
Rziir0sd, EfzsssBE=gs isSTiBg Csrc5D-
rzz1E oTsr TOE zkoEe EgE3. ~ - a II.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-25

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tEo-zz4 gsa.k q Csssz e5=rs EsWs-1
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