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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-31
To Cook A Husband

Many good husbands are spoiled in
cooking; some women keep them in hot
water constantly, while Others freeze
them by coniugal GOODNESS: some smotlI-
er them in hatred, contention and
variance, and some keep them in a
pickle all their lives. These women
always serve them up with tongue
sauce. Now, it cannot be supposed
that husbands will be tender and good
If managed in this way but, on the
contrary, very delicious when managed
as follows: Get a large jar, called the
jar of faithfulness, (all good wives keep
one on hand put Your husband in it,
and set him near the fireeof .conjngal
love; let the fire be pretty hot, but
especially let it be clear, and above all
the rest, he constant; cover him with
affection, kindness and subsection, gar
nishedwit hmodest, ibecoming familiar
ity, and spiced with pleasantly, and if
yeu add kisses Ard other loonfectioner-
les, let them be accompanied with
sufficient portion Of seeresy, mixed with
prudence and moderation. We would
advise all good wives TO try this re-
cipe, and realize what an admirable dish
q husband makes when properly cook
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sydney smith,- cemm.n sense.

Never give way to melancholy; resist
it steadily, for the habit will encroach.
l once gave a lady two and-twenty re-
ceipts against melancholy. One was n
bright fire; another to remember all the
pleasant things said to and of her; an
other to keep a box of sugar plumS on
the chimny-piece, and kettle simmer
ing on the bob.
Never teach false morality. How ex-
quisitely absurd TO tell girls that beauty
is Of no value! Beauty is OF value: her
whole prospects and happiness in life
may often depend on new gown or a
becoming bonnet, and if she has five
grains of common sense, she will find ii
out. The great thing is to teach her
her just value; and that there must he
something better than pretty face I'M
der the bonnet for real happiness. Bit
never sacrifice truth.
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We WouId Call Attention

To the advertisement of DIR. Sander
son. This is the fifth year the Doctor
has visited this section during the sum
mer, being employed during the rest of
the year in the New York hospitals, and
his success in the treatment of chronic
and surgical diseases, seems unparallel-
ed in the annals of medical science. He
is constantly performing the most diff
cult operations known to surgery, and
yet for five years, not single case has
terminated fatally. Among which are
William Van Horn, of Barrolton, both
legs drawn double for thirty-threeyears,
tendons divided and limbs Strengthened.
Isaac Barger, Cadiz, diseased leg for
many years, limb amputated and quick
recovery. A son of r. Freshwater, near
Steubenville, Cancer of the eye cover
ing the face, eye and tumOr removed
and rapid recovery, also AIRS. Kelly,
of Bellaire, blind for two years from
Cataraet, crystalline lens removed, and
sight restored. We have yet to mention
two of the most daring and successful
cases on record. Mr.. Long near Bloom
field, diseased bones of Pelvis, long since
pronounced ineurablc; DR.. S., assisted
by DR.. Workman, of Cadiz, made an in
cission five inches in depth and remov-
ed portion of the internal surface of
the Sacrum, and Ieum, but what seems
more surprising than all others is the
case of A. Swihart of New Philadel-
phia, necrosis of the cranium of years
standing, whose case had been pro-
nOunced surely and speedily fatal by
his attending physicians, and MAORI
ty of surgeons in consultation decided
that instant death would take place
from an operation. DIR. s., at his re-
quest, il being his only chance for life,
removed a large portion of the skull
bone on the upper and right side of his
head, leaving the Dura Mater and Brain
exposed, large amount of matter was
discharged, and a rapid recovery took
place. Comment is unnecessary. These
and many other cases entitle DR.. Sand
erson to rank among the ablest and
most skillful Surgeons of Europe or
America. -SteubeRrile Gazette.
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Daily Tri-WeekLy& Weekly!
x.s,r,srUEpaT THAT

nRISG SATISFIED TN At
Is their patrons are prepared 70 encourage an
ntcrprise which has for its object the protection
anil nron,otion of the welfare Of the white race
Ia his Republic and the development aud ell
gyation Of our young and promising state the
PruprietOrs OF the Wheeling REGISTER have en-
larGcd and improved this paper 10 meet the de'
mants of increased circulation ami growing
popUlarity, and now take pleasure IN presenting
10 the ue0pe of this State. the Largest, Nenf-
est and MGsI Reliable Paper nm West
THE REGISTER can poin; 10 its past
history as the surest and best index OF its future
course upon all questions of National or State
uolicv. Believing shat the war was ended and
It's legitimate purposes attained with the surreh-
der OF the rebel armies. and the abandonment OF
slavery and secession by the South, the REGis-
TER win be the untlinching advocate of all meas
ures that tend 10 promote the national harmony,
TO restore the unity Of the Government and 10
extend 10 all sections the priceless blessings OF
an impartial Union aud q lasting peace. Ii VIII
Ia equally firm in its opposition 10 all palnxan
schemes that impose unjust and unwarranted
conditions upon the reunion Of Government
that was never broken. that guarantee peTprt.
ual ascendancy 10 one political party and IN
changing OstraGisIn to every other, ana that
thwart the wishes of every patriotic heart by
leaving our country stu divided, our people
disunifed our Union unrestored. Tolerating
the opinion of all men. while steadfastly advo
eating its own despising the pIoscriptive Digoiry
of fanaticsIn while firmly adhering to its own
convictions of right and duty.
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Grssipiny Announcement
Dresses TO he Worn by the Ladies.

The edict has gone forth from. the
French eapital-the seat of the empire
of fashion,-that the ladies shall wear
short dresses. The new style has already
reached New York, and is being exhib-
tied there, and is said TO delight the
ladies Very much. 1t is not understood
that the Bloomer costume is To he
adopted. by any means. But the
sweeping trails that drag the sidewalks
and all PUBLIC places-those extremi-
ties upon which gentlemen are constant
ly treading, and which often cover a
great deal that is filthy and unsightly
these are to be abandoned. The sub
stitute is dress that is short enough to
clear thefoor and the pavement, and
long enough to conceal from view all
that IL desirable to conceal. If a lady
wears clean hose it will be known
under She new ytyles and shes wiz hpve
the credit of tidiness in that particular,
and SIP win not SOP the watrIand filth
of the streets with her skirts and trans
.SbfiS tS4sfASse. Those S66 haverii.
icauled fitting hoops, and denounced
'thshdies wb R them WIN 6splsat,
- -. t,, n ~, ~ - - e
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Ono Hundred poIInr.

Reward will be paid by Messrs. C.. G.
Clark & Co., for a medicine that will
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, or relieve consumptive cough as
quick as 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 as soon as you take it, and
is a most excellent article for all diseases
of the stomach and bowels.
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Wednesday neutrality-suspicious. 8
TOWN TRIPLES.
Ns,xAx.reer,i.e,ncn,..

New AavertiscEnents.
Mr.. Gardiner has just received his
Fall stock of boots and shoes.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Yahrling Il Kennedy is dis
solved.
Thomas O'Brien has cheap cottage
fos sale.
IA, The Steamer Hudson leaves for Gin
cinnati on Friday.
Schultz & Truschel have received q
fresh stock ofconfectionaries, etc.
The corner stone of the Episcopal
Church will be layed tomorrow.
The ladies ofthe Chapline street NJ.
E. Church will hold festival on No.
vember eth. --s'.
DIR. Sanderson announces his appoint
ments.
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Our readers, and particularly our
lady friends, in want of any article per-
tanning to the toilet, should not fail to
call at E. Bookings Drug Store. He
has the most complete assortment Of
Perfmmery, French Pomades and Toilet
Waters, Combs, Hair Brushes &c. to be
found anywhere. The Etui Mysterieux
is something new.r map .
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ARemarkubIc Invention.

There is now on exhibition at the
Grant House a 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 out of en-
ployment. Go and see it.
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AIFdir yJaaeIsiandlnr.

z Nests. Blonde & Bachman have just
received their Fall and Winter stock Of
boots, shoes and CATERS. The assort-
ment is large, varied and complete, and
will be disposed Of at the lowest rates.
Call at the corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley and secure bargains.
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Fai,andFesfivaI.

The ladies Of -Chapline Street NJ. Z.
Church and Sabbath School this morn
ing announce that they will hold a fair
and festival at Washington Hall, on
Wednesday evening, November 9TH. We
hope their efforts will be crowned with
success. See advertisement.
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We have Frequently Called the At'en-

We have Frequently Called the Atien-
ton
Of our home readers to the propriety
of supporting and encouraging home
trade. 1t is subject that receives far
too little consideration.
The growth and prosperity of the
city of Wheeling are involved, and it is
but proper that those most interested
the property owners of the city
should be invoked to ponder the sub
iect at this particular time.
The accumulation of wealth in COM
munity like this proceeds upon the
plain principle of reciprocal aid and
encouragement among its members.
The merchants of the East, ever
watchful of their interests. and ever
united in their efforts to clutch the
trade that offers from any section, are
flooding the nrwE-opened Southern
States with advertisements, setting
forth their several inducements in their
several lines of trade, and inviting
patronage. Every exchange is literally
crammed with Eastern advertisements.
While these efforts are making by the
Eastern merchants, and the trade that
legitimately belongs to Wheeling is
slipping from oar grasp, what are the
,mercantile population of Wheeling do
ing TO stay this serious dwindling of our
commerce.!
To say that they are doing nothing
would hardly be true, but that there is
a remarkable negligence displayed in
this direction is too true.
There is not enough of the spirit of
'live and let live" displayed in our COM
munity. The money that travels away
from home seldom brings back to the
purchaser the merchandise it would
command at home: 1t is a mistaken
idea altogether that the family who
desire stock of fail and winter cloth
ing can travel to New York or Philadel-
phia, defray expenses on railroads and
at hotels, suffer the incidental drippings
from the purse that are necessary to
comfort, liqridate freight. and express
charges, and find that. it has been a
paying trip. When the cost is compar-
ed to the cost of the article purchased
at home, the folly of this course will
appearsin a striking light. J.t 3 ~ .
Setting aside the economical charac-
ter of the proceeding, it is discouraging
to the enterprise and best interests of
our mercant lie community. To encopr-
age and sustain trade at home is to IN
sure low prices, to lend spirit to enter
prise, to promote healthy competition,
to give to labor its proper value, to Sc
cure increase,of patronage. to decorate
the city with magnificent public edi-
fees, private dwellings and storehouses,
to enhance the value of real estate,
and, in short, to contribute to the pros
perity of all classes of the community.
The ease in financial circles, enjoyed
through the. unnatural imitation of our
currency, is rapidly subsiding, and cap
ital is commanding again exorbitant in
tepcst, and is har,i to be got even at the
highest. 1t behoOves our citizens, then,
if they would escape financial embar-
rassment, so to conduct their purchases,
il possible, as to keep in circulation at
homo the money so necessary to n
healthy and vigorous commerce.
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No CalomeI.

No one is safe in taking Mercury in
any form, without knowing it. DIR.
EoFF's Pills contain no Calomel or Mer-
curry. They can be taken safely by all
ages and conditions. They have no
equal as a family medicine. Sold by
T. H. Logan & Co., and Logan, List &
Co., wholesale and retail Druggists.
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COttaRe for SuIe.

Cottage for suIe. ..
We dircet attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Thos. O'Brien, in another
column. Thu. asthse IOhsf fOt said q
admirably located. Look out for bar
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Who force their daughters into inter
, ested marriages are worse than the Am
monites who sacrificed their children to
Moloch-the latter undergoinga speedy
death, the former suffering years of tor
ture, but too frequently leading to the
same result.
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Changed Hands.

Mr.. Chas. Behler has purchased the
confectionery establishment formerly
owned by Mr. G. A. Swartz. and will
hereafter carry on the business in aliiss
branches. He has fitted up oyster sa-
looms in fine stsle,s dnS of which is ex-
'clasiseiysSsr ladies. Mr.. sraftS VA
remain as baker for the establishment.
Drop in with Your lady and Try plate
Of oysters. 5ssss - - ar.it assi-lss
- 1907 81 V 49,. - go
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"
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. Its contents will be
made mp of all important news Of the week,
telcgraphic reports transactions in the Markets,
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest, an
Agricultural Column special conc -poDdsnce
from all parts Of the State choice Literary and
pocticlI selections and large amount of care
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable Ia
all cllsS,-s uf the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER ~ill continue u ho the
bet FdniiG N,irspapec ersr ,,Llissed ~ hb
f'Tfr
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THE REGISTER

Will strive to make the popular mind wiser by
conviction, rather than slavish by dictation, and
will labor to disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear the stamp Of reason
and the seal of truth.
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TIE TRH-wEEkLY

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday and sat
urday, and contains, besides the contents Of tbs
preceding issues Of the Daily, many valuable
Items prepared especially for this Publication.
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CHEAP AND DURABLE,
Fire-Proof & water Proof

V'BE COMBINATION OF Pull
i EERiSED slate and yiscous matter a
roofing material stands unTiyaIled. A mAstic-
IL adapts itself 20 every shape and slope. Ii 4
non-combustible. inpeTvious. non-eIpaiIsive and
undecaying. FROST does not cTack nor heat dis
solve it. The only roofing material ever discoy
cred that viii resist the action Of the elements
a. hong a the structure Il protects For renair
ing old and preserving new netsiR roofs Of All
kinds, Plastic Siate has nerer been e1usIIed
while it has proved al Invaluable acquisition 10
the mechanic art. a. 4 preseEyer Of metal and
wood When imbeided IN water or ezrth- or er.
posed 70 the weather. Being Easceptibls ~ 1t
Tie. IL any, wear from exposure, and PERFECTLY
ire;proof, il is nnequA1ed as paint FOR railroad
and farm buiiding-s fences and bridges, irea or
wooden. r. To- t ~
Having procured the sole right to use III.
above roofing material in the counties Of ohio
and Wood, We are prepared AZ AL time. 70 pat
on new or repair old roofs at the shortest ra.r-
bic notiee. Oar terlsrs are washable and worf
guaranteed - g 9iT 80
=, JOHNSON. CAPEHART & co. 49,.
q, - ~ No. iay Market Sauara. :
Ias~ Wheeling, W, Va.
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ELEGANT PEI merry AT

IL the New Drug Store OF
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
CHOICE WINES
OF celebrated California brands, at
LAUGHLIN, SMITH e. co.
ALL PATENT MEDICINES
At the New Drug Store of
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & co.
PURE DRUGS
At the New Drug Store Of
LACGHLIN, SMITH & co.
PRICES VERY LOW -
AT the New Drug Store of g..
LACGHLIN, SMITH & co.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED :
To every ono patronizing the New Drug Store OF
LAUGHL1N, SMITH & Co.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU, .-e,
For Shattered Constitutions, at the New Drug
Store of
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Late Laughlins s Bushfield,
No 81 Main Street, in Otis Block.
sep3o .r
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PIANOS.

e.s e's''s rum he ~'rsh srsws
y,tafaa atti.4,j4., +
One ottsr~, 4 Round Corner, Phi, S
worth ti7J, at
One Octave, Fancy Legs, worth ,ss, At
.ls.t.s 1yaaq .-
One ! Octave, Fancy Legs. Upper NO,g
yT~'tSf s, stsa 70.
.s.,glE.r .r,.-
gone 6. Octave, ] moulding, Plain Ler
s5.5, II
One Octave, ? mouldings, Carvedl.n
Pedal, worta ga, at 90 fs..a %
One : Octave, rouldings, Serpeuiin,r
elegantly carved Legs and Pedal, wcrtI /.
at -r .,,.' ... -.f
One I Octave, large round Corner, G
Lays. worth 500, al
Ono 7 Octave large round Coruen -.
Legs and Pedal, worth $3.50, At
One Z Octave, 4 round corners, fni,h,L
and front alike, carved Legs and pet,l =
S1VO, at .'
One I octayr. round corners. two -
mouldings, carved legs and pedal WORT r
ut
~. rs... ..
One ! Octave, 4rvund corners, elegantly ~.
case and legs. 3 rows moulding., scrpcnteS
tom, worth 600, at 4
One u Octave. Grand, worth slsno n 4,
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G It z A VI = OAT PRIMITIVE
y grgmgsly End handsonely DINE at THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
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TIE ARREETER TEsEUND,

An elegant journal. printed in the German Ian
guage. and iSIucd for the hcnrh; Of our German
citizens, il Published weekly at the REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous encourage
meBt with which the friends Of tine REGISTER
have hitherto rewarded their efforts, the Pro
prietors hope by continued enterprise and ell.
ercy 10 merit in the future tho same liberal pat
ronage which their paper has heretofore re-
cciyed.
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oi59 MAIN STREET.

aa.iI III NOTICE. az ..a al.i
7 TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN.
i FORMING my friends and the pubic gen.
orally that have purchased the Confectionery
establishment Of Charles a., Swartx.- and will
ceutinue the business IN al its branches. As
heretofore. l1.C1 a &c FgEIunS C7,E3- 70
Parties; Weddings Sc, viii be promptly sup
Piled in elegant style. ~ ri, .,-f-rb r.,
Z: have also secilfed the services Of Mr.. Swartz
as a baker and confectioner atll -IIT 20 ~
In connection with the above Z have opened
an Oyster Saloon for the accommodation Of La
dies and Gentlemen fs.ETiT4 O. Y
Having employed good cook. Ifeel confident
of being able TO please all. -
l3Iri5 irFrT CHARLES r. BEHLER,
oet29lw Coz Monroe Street.
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OPENING

70 ~" wv OF
ROn0ets, Hnts, Dress Caps,
Ladies Riding Hats, -
~ RtbbOns 4 ErenchFlowe
Ala . finely ssieesed stock of sssazc
Ladies' and Misses Clocks
%. Oh / land Furs, toE -
On ,bFthursd November lst.
zHi1oArNs. Iss aFai1 Street. ss.e
oh \ ~TIT-oGzo1s lfTS ysflT1tfEf1 tGeEI9
= From her l9pE sxperisnes and careful ebsesys-
10 please The mos finely ,cultiyafed taste. The
Ladies srs respectfully invited 10 call and q.
spine..e Il EQifuHI l S1. .roct1att
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TERMS.

TERMS. .--'
PAYABLE1S ADVANCED
Daily Register, per year; BY mailS-....t7 20
" six months. ...... 70
" three months, - .... 2 %
al by carrier, per week.s..... IS
Tri-WeeiIly Re rister single copy, by mails 4 %
,- club Of i've copies % 70
And a'copy free to the getter up Of the club
weekly Register, single copy ~. AGO
~ ".v- club Of five. ....... o %
club OF ten..-........ Is 90
90 =. club Of twenty IS %
A free copy Of the Weekly 20 the gstterup Of
club Of Ten and a copy OF the. TriAgeskIy 10
the getter.Hp of a club Of tyeDty. 80.
Remittances Tor Clubs must be made at one
tiIne. but additions may be made nj any time at
Club rates after the Club has been raised pro
vided f9il years subscription Is taken.
Money by Drsft. Express or Registered Let.
ters may be sent az our riak. Address .f
7 BAKER ALONG, -
octi6 Wheeling, West Virginia.
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BY BAKER &LoNG.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAMY REGISTER.

One year <z so Three months. 50 90
Six Sonths / -. 90 One month";. Is
ToSuBScRIBERS IN THE CITY.
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One I, Octave. Grand, worth tlsp u 4,
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! One ! 0etsei,+ Round Corner, PHI,
worth $I7J, at
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Keokuk Bonds.

NHE compromise settlement Of the o,d
~ I'd i.debted-s0 OF the City Il ke kuk vi
b mads
1n and after June 2Olh, 1866
Parties holding eorirsets ~iih 'h~ aeA~.sagn-a fr
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