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WHEELING. W. vAv MORNING, JANUARY 2l, 1867

ty, butchered ten hogs, eight month";
old, which averaged in weight 17t
pounds-the heaviest weighing @
pounds and the lightest 160 pounds.
SALE OF PRoPERrY.-We understand
that the valuable saw mill property Of
Messrs. Langdon & Phillips, on the
Shenandoah river, about 81 miles from
this town, has been disposed Of to
to Messrs. Kearsley & Sheerer, for the
sum of $4,000. The new proprietors, we
understand, contemplate converting the
establishment into a factory for tine
manufacture of sash, doors, and build
ing material generally.
From the Greenbrier independently
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Mr'
William Newton, Of this county, died
at his home, on Greenbrier river, on
Sunday last, at an advanced age. Mr.
Newton, at the time Of his death, was,
probably, the oldest man in the county,
being near one hundred years OF age.
DISTINGUISHED DEPARTUREs.-Our
representatives, DR.. Thacher, DR.. J. F.
Caldwell and A. A. Mann, have left our
comfy for the scene of their future leg
islative labors at Wheeling.
We understand that the last named
person will propose q law making it a
criminal act to name child Jefferson
Davis" or Robert E. Leo"
SALES OF REAL ESTATE. Wallace
Robinson, as Commissioner, sold last
week, the house and lot in Lewisburg,
formerly owned by Mrs. Agatha Erskine,
deceased, DIR. Charles N. Austin of this
place becoming the purchaser. 1t was
knocked off to him at "a ,O4O.
The Southern Methodist Church in
this place was also sold, at public auc-
ton, by tho same Commissioner, to Mr..
Jesse j. Levesay, for $4,000.
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He Cnnaot be Removed.

If ANDREW JOHNSON endorses and
will adhere to the sentiment attributed
to his organ by the kilograms Of Sat-
urday, it is easy to foresee that he will
not, because he cannot, be removed
Whatever the result Of the late cleo
tions-Obtained in a great measure
through gross deception-may be de-
clarcd to mean, it is impossible to avoid
the conc fusion that the voting popula-
ton of the entire country North and
South, are on the side Of the President
and the Constitution. To support that
instrument, to enable him to "serve out
his constitutional term of Office" and
to save this Government from total
wreck and ruin the will ofthe nation may
yet be indicated in manner too form
idable to be despised and too forcible to
be opposed. That 100000 majority OF
the voting population, North and
South" silent now in Congressional
halls, and denied its just claims to
the sovereignty of the ballot, may
not always be voiceless and impOtent.
Enabling bills are not necessary to the
reorganization Of regiments. Regis
tration laws that strike the ballot from
the freeman's hand, cannot wrest the
musket from his grasp, and the voice OF
the American people, so long stitied and
unheeded, may yet break forth in tones
and effects that will shake to their over
throw the giant wrongs upon our liber-
ties that are now upheld by usurpatiOn
and fraud.
IL is for the Radical leaders, the Rad
icals not only of the nation collectively,
but of each State, to say whether there
shall be u verifcatiOn Of the opinion
that, if God be just, another war must
como. 1t is for them to determine
whether the iniquities Of section
which has not yet heard the tread OF
armed hosts, are to be purged and re-
moved by the dread influences
OF the sword and torch. For it
cannot be doubted, that lat the call OF
the President, all his friends North and
South will respond "the reasonable
course" Of the Radical majority in Con
gress will speedily be run, the eonsum'
nation of the Radical purposes will be
prevented, and 1.-The great oath Of the
President to protect and defend the
Constitution" will be remembered and
kept.
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FROM WETZEL COUNTY.
Law vs.. Fact.

JANUARY IL, 1867.
Editor Of Register:
Article Ith, section 18th Of the Con-
stitution of the State of West Virginia
states, that "no person holding an Of
fee of profit under the State or the Uni
ted States, shall be n member OF the Le-
gislature." SO much for the law. Now
for the facts: William l. BOreinan, OF
TYLER county, at the October slectious
was chosen by the people of said county
10 fill the offices of Prosecuting Attor-
new for said county, and Of dclegats in
the Legislature of this State. Reuben
Martin, on the same day was elected by
the people of Marshall, Wetzel and Mar
ion. to represent them in the Senate. Al
that time the said Martin was Regis.
trar for one of the townships IN the
county of Wetzel; his wife was
Postmistress, aud his son, then living
in the State of Ohio, had contract for
carrying the l.. S. Mail. Welbelicve
that neither the said BOreman nor said
Martin have resigned either of their Of
fees. The question is, can such thing
be Another question also arises, and
one Of more importance-ought Reg
istrar. who has the power of saying who
shall and who shall not be voters. - be
allowed TO hold any Office in this State
in the gift of the people, A door II
thereby left open for corruption and oP
preston of which many of the Regis
trars are not 10 unscrupulous to avail
themselves. Yours. Pro. LBGEs.
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Renegade Democrat. Rewarded.

1t appears that to be successful as
Radical one must first be treacherOus as
u Democrat Treason to the Democratic
party is first class virtue in the
opinion Of Radicalism, and the
traitors who practice it arc sure
To be rewarded with the best fruits
of the harvest. 1t must, indeed, be o
sad reflection to the faithful laborers
Of the day." that their own long
and answering efforts must &c
unrewardcd, in order that inter.
lopers and deserters from the camp OF
the enemy, may appropriate the sub.
stsntial results of the victory. The re-
cent distribution Of political gifts at
Harrisburg, is practical illustration OF
the esteem in which corrupt Democracy
is held, and Of the disfavor into which
unadulterated Radicalism has fallen.
GEARY, the Governor of Pennsylvania,
is "a lifelong Democrat" BREWSTER,
the Attorney General of the State, is "a
lifelong Democrat" CAMERON, United
States Senator, is . "life-long Democrat
and upon this renegade trio have been
conferred the choicest spoils Of the Rad.
ical success at the late Pennsylvania
election. 1t would seem from this, that
there is at least one virtue which Is far
higher in the scale Of moral excellence
than "loyalty to the the Gov
eminent" That virtue is dis
loyalty to the Democratic party.
If there be no apostates from the Demo
cratic faith to reward, the faithful ser
vice and unvarying allegiance of life
time may receive some acknowledge
ment ut the hands Of Radicalism, but
whenever lifelong Democrats cut loose
from principle and unite with the party
of public piunder, there is no place in
Radical gift which they may not reach,
either by favor or by purchase. It ia
this custom of enriching and dignifyins
Democratic deserters that has made the
Radical party receptacle for aH the
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"In lifting the kettle from the frs ] scaldsd
mys.lf very seyerely-one hand almost 70 .
crisp The torture was unbearsllo.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately. 10 healed rapidly,
and lcft very little scar. -
CHAS FOSTER
40 Broad st., Philadelphia"
This II merely sample Of what the Mustang
Liniment viii do. II IL invaluable In all cases
Of wounds, swcllings, sprains, cuts. bruises,
spayins etc. either upon man or beast.
beware Of counterf.its None IL genuine un'
les, wrapped In fine stccl-plate ongrayings, bear.
ing the signature Of q. W. westbrook, Chemist,
and the prras stamp Of DENAs BARsEs Co,
New York.
sarstoga spring Water, soid by I'll
Druggists.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
The Legislature, what Will it DOT
A seIf-Chosen Deiegate-Hew he
got his Certinente-Hsw 10 Raise
the wind-ses Rogue TO Catch One.

the Wtnd-Seta hoEae 70 Cateh One.
WAYNE Co., WEST Va, Jan. u, 1867.
Editor Of the Register:
By the time this reaches you the
Legislature will be together, and begin
again to amend old laws and enact new
ones for the benefit of whomi the pub
lie, the people, the citizens Of West
virginiaf Ask the man who has chosen
himself delegate from this county.
He is what Sir Hugh would call "a
very simplicity mans and if he thinks
you belong to his gang, he viii tell you
that the chief business of this Legisla-
ture is to provide for the future securi-
ty' and ever enduring prosperity and
poTcr Of the Radical party. he has
heard good deal Of talk (he's not much
Of a reader, poor mani, about guaran-
tees for the future, and he understands
it all to mean that every man shall en-
ter into heavy bonds, with ample secu-
rity, to always vote With the Radical
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&. T.-is6I-X.--The amount si PlAntatios
Bitt~rs sold In one year 10 something startling.
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high, from the
PARK 10 9Th street. brakes mandatory u one
of the institutions ~ New York. u IL szid that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern states
with his cabalistic ~. T.--lsGl-X,' aud tbes
rot the old granny Legislators Ia pass Law pre-
venting dishguring the face Of natyrr. which
gave him a monopoly. We do not know how
this s. but We do know the Plantation Bitters
sEtL as no other articles ever did They are used
by all classes Of the community, and are death
on dyspcp-la-crrtain They are very invigUr
ating when lsnguii and weak, aud . great apps
tiz~r.
Saratoga spriaa Water, sold by al
DT7ugxizfs
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T. WHAT DID Ir'-A ysung lady, returning to
her ,country home alter a sojourn of q few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of a rustic, flush face, she had . soft
ruby complexion, of almost marble snloothnes.,
aud instead Of -, she really appeared but II.
She told them plainly she used llaganIs Magno-
liza BALM, aud would not bo without H. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL can bc ordered
OF nly druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists
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All who value beautiful head Of hair, and Ito
preservation from premature badness and turn:
Ing gray, will not fail Ia SEQ Lyons celebrated
Kathairun. IL makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, cradicates d.,ndrufi, and causes the hair
to grow with luxurious beau y. Sold every:
wl.re T.. THOMAS LYON.
Chemist, sew York.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
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LYONS EXTRACT oF PURE JANicA GINGnR--
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick HcAd.
ache Cholera Morbus, &c, whers warming
genial stimulant is required. lts careful prep
aration and entire purity makes IL cheap aud
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ~
erywhere, at 20 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. febieow
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Heims;reet's : ininitablc par Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years.
IL acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF the
hair. and changes IL 10 its original color by de-
grees All instantaneous dyes deaden and In.
jure the hair. Heimstreets . NOT dye, but
certain in its results, promotes its growth, and
is q beautiful Hair Dressing. Price y cents and
sl w. Sold by all dealers
sarategn spring Water, sold by oil
D,alcrs
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mrs. Kyle a Mrs. Watkins,
Dress and Cloak Makers.

IGf Main Dtreef, Wbeettn8,
tOysr the Hoop Skirt k.nafsctory)
HAyR RECEIVED THRLATEsT
H and most elegant pztterns and are pre-
pared 70 do al work In their line IN the best
styIe. Patterns for sale NJ reasonable prices
Stamping for enbroidsring and brAittnZ dess On
hort notice sep8-a
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Pfiss nest Sunk.

New YORK, Jan, 9.-The, Pilot boat
F. 4. Perkins Is reported sunk on the
18th of Sandy Hook, by collision with
IN unknown vessel. No particulars
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,BosToN, Jan. l9.-The schooner Saph-
ronia was wrecked on Cape Ann, on
Thursday night. The mate and one sail
or wore drowned.
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Trust Sale Of q Valuable AeaA-
emy Building.

DY VIRTUE or A DEEDOPIRUsT IRON
ID Josiah Atkinson. Prssiaent 9f the Board
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty Aesdsny. -
me. dated Docembsr stll, LA, Dgw 90 RECORD.
book a. page 10. In the Rsoordsris odses, Olde
county. West Virginia shall, on the IA dsy
envy. In Wet LIl-rty, proosed to ell b. pseiie
.uetioa. 10 ths hixhest and bsrt tsddsr,
f,r ra,h. the Land and buildinp and
prr-onal property In ssid doeA a tsuss
mentioned. eesas sse nx, ,e ana ss. Pssss n,nso
feet Ala. ehsirs deska stoves, oss lasps bsl1.
ssttees, black -bosrds. cabinet Of minerals and .
library Of one hundred
seIinr n Trustee. ] win suiy cesssy s.cA
tide a. e vested In me. which, bsveves, = -
lsssed % be god Nm. NrKINLBY, ~
Sana.r, y. isss.i'- 5sf 81 Tpsss~
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at'heelins gegister.

The Register has q Larger
circulation, by 50 per cent,
than any other Paper PUBLISH
cd in West Virginia. Its value
as nm Advertising Medium is
therefore Apparent.
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Democratic City Ticket.
MAYOR,
ANDREW J. SWEENEY.
CITY CLERK,
n. r. FEENEY.
CITY SERGEANT.
JOHN sCARBROUGH.
TREASURER,
K. MCCOY.
SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS,
8OIIN w. CUMMINGS.
wharf MASTER,
SOsEPH MANNERS.
STREET COMMISSIONER,
sTEPHEN CLARK.
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tFrs.a the Spirit Of JsEsrssn.l = e.

NOT TO BE BKArfN.-Dnring last
week Mr. Jas. H. Couklyn, of this conn
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
Certificate OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the Slst day Of January. 1851
FFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,G
coLursUs. 0afO. JanuaTy q. is67. /

CoLUNBUs, OHIO, January 81. 1867.
Whereas. The Manhattan Insurance Com
pany. located at New York. in the State Of New
York. has fled in this Office . sworn stztsz
ment of its condition. as required by the act
10 regulate Insurance Companies not incor-
porated BY the State of Ohio" passed April
s, 1856. and amended Feb 3, 1864. and the act
To regulate Foreign Insurance Companies"
passed April 8. 1855 and Whereas. said Com
pany has furnished the undersigned satisfaetory
evidences that 1t Is possessed Of an actual Capt.
tai of ct least One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars. invested as required by sand acts and
Whereas, said Company has fled in this 06eea
written instrument under its eOrporste seal.
signed By the President and Secretary there
Of. authorizing any agent or agentsof said Com
pany in this State TO acknowledge service OF
process. for and in behalf Of said Company 40
eording to the terms o. szid act Of April s. 1856.
Now. Therefore. in pursuance OF the acts
aforesaid. I. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State tor Ohio. do hereby certify thai said Man
haitian Insurance Company Of New York. Is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance. in this State until the thirty
first day of January. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and si1ty-eighE.
tSeal.l In Witness Whereof, I have hereun-
to subscribed my name and caused the
seal ofmy Office TO be affixed the day and
year above written.
Auditor af Stafa
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SWITzERLAND

A Kid Gloves, the
IA genuine article. for sale by
PECK &BR0THER'S.
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Warren, Ohio, May %, 1867.

for in their palanauins the dear crea-
lures are literally transported. The
idea of being carried about on the
shoulders of men seems to have, with
them, a peculiar fascination that horse
flesh can by no means produce. Ladies
palanquins are handsomely covered
with broadcloth richly embroidered,
and on the inside are elegantly dtaped
with damask and lace, aud fitted with
movable blinds and shades, 30 that the
fair occupants may ride out en- masqNe.
If so desiring, and their characteristic
curiosity still be gratifed by seeing all
without, themselves remaining unseen.
If two ladies ride u together their
coolies bring their palsnquins side By
side, and thCs along in converse
ton as easily as if sitting In the same
carriage seat. and more so, as the NOV,
ing carriage ~ianoisy. the palanquin is
nolseless. Do 5oa Wisk 10 20 shopping
or calling, your coolies will bring your
palanquin I'D stairs to your dressing
room door, il SO directed; viii take
you up and carry you ''up stairs, down
stairs, or in any lady's chamber" bear
you from shop TO shop, or into the
hall or d~rawing.room of your friends
house, or to the housetop. il 80 ordered;
a thing somewhat difficult for a carriage
to achieve. You make your call long
or short, as you please, one half an hour
or one-half a day, 10 difference, your
driver never becomes impatient, your
team never grows FESTIVE. On your
summons or approach, they come with
nut RollInH toka Unn nnnn THAR ctni.
wArt shoulders, shielded from the sur
by their enormous hats, flour feet
across the brim), and if you are in haste
you have only to say "fcht-ee" and
way they lope at FIVE miles an hour.
Isthe road clean, quiet and cool. shaded
by over-arching trees aud inviting to q
walk, you have only to say 'man-man,'
and your coolies will set you gently
down and you incontinently walk off
upon the level ground; no slippery
carriage steps to descend, no muddy
nor moving wheels to climb yer or to
fall from. Your coolies quietly follow
your steps till, having exercised on foot
long enough. you halt, and immediate
lY your palanquin is at your side, you
quietly step in, and on you go with
QObuluR 10 W bub elupil 70 ENJOY
moving through the air like q bird,
without the trouble of flying. You
have no driving to do. no collisions to
guard against, no breaking down, turn
Jog over nor running away to be fear
full of. Your team is never to be hitch.
ed, never frightened at firing souibs or
flying kites, never shy, nor kick, nor
baulk, and are apparently incapable of
being tired out; the brides never slip
of, the lines never become tangled the
breechiug never breaks! And it must
be confessed that these p~alsnquins,
though seemingly "sulky," have mar
veleus adaptations for firtstions. (per-
haps the secret of their popularity y for
when riding out, your husband, friend,
lover, ''or any other nan" whom you
permit. may accompany on foot, on
or in smother palanquin. and
hold as coy a tete-stete>as need be de-
sired. ALI this for twenty cents an hour
mo extra charge for husband or lover.
He is ''hove in"
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JAS. q. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.

IA Particular attention given to toe Insu-
rance Of Farm Property. Isolated Dwellings and
their Furniture. for one, three or Eve years.
Losses equitabIy adjusted, and prOmptly paid
in cash At this Agency.
ALMOND D. WEBB. AEsnt,
May Is. IS67St Warren. Ohio.
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Total LiSSilitis

CcAAnncO
The greatest amount insured In any one risk.
SS,OOO.
The greatest amount allowed By The rules to BE-
insured in any one city, town or village; and
the greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block-depsnds on circumstances.
The amount Of its capital or earnings deposited
in any other State, as security for losses there
in, $l25. 900.
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Office of the Auditor Of State.

CoIumbus, O., Msrch6 1867.
Its hereby certified that the foregoing u a
correct copy of the Statement Of Condition Of
the Manhattan lnsur@nos Company Of New
year 1851.
CSeal.) Witness my hand and seal officially,
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Chief Clerk foI Auditor Of Stats.
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The above-named ladies we are personally
acquainted with and know that FOR several years
while we lived in Medina, they were great suffer
ers. Miss S. has been so badly affected that it
was with great difficulty she was able to stand
upon her feet. A few bottles of Catholicon en-
tirely cured her Of her complaints: Ny wife
received great benefit from this medicine. We
recommend it to the Ladies of this country as a
safe and efficient remedy for the many com
plants they are subject to. JOHN WEEKS.
Mayl Is. 1867. Editor Garfield Herald.
For Sale by Julian Harmon, Warren; HOyt,
Stratton & Hapgood, Warren I; X. h. Stewart,
Hubbard; Chew d Leslie. Brookdeld: A. r.
Gates, Hartford Morrow * Vanness. Burg Hill;
BeckWith & Brother, Kinsman g.. r. Curtis.
Greene; W. c.. Savage. Bloomfield Norton.
Harshman & Co. Bristol; L. p. Wolcott. Far
mington; L.. ]. Soule. Newton Falls.
For Medicine or Agencies. address
H.. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
May Is, 1s57-Sm Agent for Ohio,
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FAMILY MEDICINES S.

Are prepared under the immediate superTis-
ion Of a skiIlful physician. and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community is not in
suited By the offer of a single medicine Shich
-uiaims TO cure all Diseases. but the Graefenbers
Remed' es consist of eleven different medicines.
all unequalled in the cure of the diseases for
which they are recommended, among which
may be selected one appropriate to any Of the
diseases incidentto this country and climate.
The Gra6enberg Pile are better than any 9TH
er kind of Pills in the world. Price Is cents.
Gr0Gen5ero Uterine CdfhOGcoR is an infalible
remedy for all Female diseases. Price Sl,5l.
The Uterine Cdfhoticoa will also cure Gravel.
diseases of the Kidneys, and urinary difficult
ties in males.
The GraefenJerg SarsapariUa is by far the most
powerful and eficaeious compound in use-Priee
The Graefen6erg Dysenferv Syrup is a certain
and quick remedy for all diseases of the bowels
O. Tie Graefen5erg Pile Remedy never fails to per-
msnently relieve this distressing disease-Price
SI.0O.
The Graefenbero Childrea's Pdnaeea is an in
valuable compound in all diseases incident to
children.
The GraefenJerg Fever and A0ge Remedy is a
sovereign specific for this particular disease
Price 50 cents.
Graefe1l5ero Green Mountain Ointment exeels all
other salves in its curative effects-Price %
cents.
The GraefenJerg Heahh Baiers are the most
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price 25 cents.
The Graefeabe-g Eye Lotion is unparalleled in
all inflammation or diseases of the eye-Price rs
cents.