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sabseriber. mad Borrowers.

The Richmond Examiner says that to
subscribe tn newspaper is primd taeie
evidence Of a philanthropic disposition,
in ut least one important particular.
That man who takes a newspaper meets
the high requirement of patriotic aud
enlightened citizenship, in yielding a
qa;d pro quo, of returning value for
value, and enjoys The satisfaction OF
paying for his instruction and enter
tainment; pet coaira, witness the picture
embodied and delineated in the attri-
butte of a non-subsclibiDg, selfish, spun
ging reader Of the paper OF others. Such
q character must ultimately 90 on
from bad to worse. II 2dmi,ied to m
tinacy, he will not only borrow your
moley, making no return and giving
10 receipt, but will cheeriully wear
your hat or boots, and even appro-
pirate for temporary use your fine tooth
comb. A test of Intelligence and virtue
shodld be the taking OF newspaper,
and rigidly applied criterion of piety,
the prompt meeting of all obligations to
the press.
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A Nefarious Business.

1t is tine richly freighted ship that Is tracked
by the robbers of the sea- and, on the same
principle, it is the popular specific that the land
buccaneers, called countcrfeiters, select for their
shining mark
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
stand prc.eminent among medicinal preparations
in this country. The demand for them is some
thing wonderful unparalleled hence the coun-
terfeiters know full well that if they can i'm.
pose their fiery fluids upon the people as that
famous tonic they can make fortunes by the
fr.md. They are now at work. Detectives are
on the trail of some of them, and Others have
been already been brought to book. Let the
public second the proprietors in their efforts TO
battle the reckless scoundrels who seek at once
to poison the community and swindlc the firm
that has produced the finest Vegetable Btters
ever manufactured Thinking to dodge the law,
the counterleiters are affixing to their bottles
names resembling in photography and sound
that of Hostettcr, such as 'Hochstetter,
b" Hoofstetter," and the like. Will the
public be kind enough to look to this, and
TO sec also that the label is al right.
with its vignette of st. George and the Dragon,
and its tiny note of hand, signed "HOSTET-
TER & SMITH" The propritors will do their
para to protect the million from imposition, and
they ask the million to be on the alert against
the plotters against their health.
HOSTETTER & SMITH.
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The Great English Remedy
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A famous place for cats in this coun-

Oh Oats.
A famous place for cats in this coun-
try, is the city Of Alexandria, in Vir-
ginia. Some years ago youngster of
that city wishing to have some fun,
went through the market and privately
engaged each market man from the
country to bring cat next day, rs he
said lie wanted good mouser. Every
country house had a supertiuity of cats,
30 the next morning each market cart
carried tom-cat into town. The joker
did not make his appearance of course,
and the market men, after waiting for
him until they were ready to go home,
Indignantly turned all the cats loose in
the market house. Such a caterwauling
as was heard that night was never
heard before in the quiet streets
Of Alexandria. The cats lived
on the offal of the market
house, and grew and multiplied
until Alexandria became as famous for
eats as Cincinnati was for hogs.
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ShOddy.

ShOddy.
A word as to shoddy. ! thought it
was term of reproach, thing to be
ashamed of, sly dodgment Of the dut-
fer. But Leeds is not ashamed of shod-
dy; it talks about it openly, uses it
openly. What is shoddyi was not
quite clear on this point before went
to Leeds, but know all about it now.
and will give others the benefit of my
newly-acquired and useful knowledge.
Shoddy is old wool made as good as
new. Every manufacturer keeps dew
il, ravenous beast with fearful set Of
iron teeth, and an Unsuitable appetite
for old coats and old trousers, old any
thing that is made Of wool. Toss him
an old garment and he will tear it to
pieces in no time. The spun and woven
threads are converted into wool again,
and are worked mp into new threads 10
be woven once more into piece of
cloth. Cloth so made-with Il mixture
of new wool-looks very well. I DEFY
YOU to tell which is shoddy cloth and
which is not. We all wear shoddy
without knowing it. For light wear
shoddy cloth will serve every purpose;
but it will not stand strain and exer-
ton. You must not venture to practice
gymnastics in pair of shoddy trousers.
Here is the weakness of shoddy--the
shortness Of the staple. You know now,
if you did not know before, why tho
old clothes-man is so eager and anxious
to buy any garment, however ragged,
which is composed entirely of WOOL
Al the Year Round.
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Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurable,
tells a-that Ia to say, makes an egregious mis-
take. More than ten thousand aggravated cases
BITTERS, while the number that have been
prevented from coming to head. by the same
means, il incalculable. In Winter and early
Spring, when the appetite Is sometimes too Wig
orous tor the comfort and safety Of the stomach,
indigestion 10 most prevalent and most Distress
ing. Is the appetite to be baked to sccommo-
date the digestive organsi. Not 90, for then the
rame would lack its due proportion Of Dutriment.
The thing to be done is to sTRKSGTHEs THE sToh-
Acfi, tone the liver. aud put the bowels in per-
rapidly, 90 quietly. 80 pleasantly, O. HOSTEL.
TERS BlTTERS. This potent preparation
trims and balances the system, and clothes Il.
~ il were, with defensive amor. Chronic dys.
pepsia. liver complaint aud fever and agus are
enough 70 invoke the aid Of this great provsnt-
I've.
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night over the stars to incite us to fol.
low and seek them in their airy ocean,
and measure His power and greatness
by;those studs of fire which His fingers
as they touched theyault ofheaven have
stamped upon the armament. Valleys
are the mysteries of landscapes. The
more we long to penetrate, the more
they try to wind, bury and hide them
themselves. Mist is to mountains what
illusion is to love-it elevates them.
Mystery hovers over everything here
below, and solemnizes all things to the
heart and eyes. .rs....
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.sHealing on Its Wings"

Saw all who have used the Old Home Bitters-
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
decI Proprietors.
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Dramatic.

Dramatic.
The opening of the theatrical season
at Washington Hall tonight, will be
signalized by the production of the
famous legendary drama of Rip Van
Wrinkle, with the distinguished come
dian, Mr.. S. W. Glenn, in the principal
character, supported by company OF
high artistic merit. We confidently
believe that theatre-gocrs will not be
disappointed in the general anticipa-
ton of first class season of amusement
during the present week.
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Purc., and swee,e., Cod Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil il characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard u CaswelPs Cod Liver OIL"
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers! For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwseow1y.
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Lninertine On My.tery.

In the beauty of form, or of moral
character, or of the material creation, it
is that which is MOI relied which is most
beautiful. The mysteries of the heart
and of nature are the delight ofiutellect,
the soul, and the eyes. 1t seems as if
the Creator had drawn shadow over
whatever he has made the most deli
cate and most divine to brighten our as
pirations after it by its secrecy and to
soften its lustre from our gaze, as He
has placed lids over our eyes to temper
the impression of light upon them, and
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CARD TO INVALIDS.

4 Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured BY this uable
remedy. Prompted By desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate win send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine In seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs 1t, Free q
ehargs. Please inclose apost.paid envelope, ad'
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH 7.
INMAN, Station d, Bible House. New York
Ctr. novl3
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The Celebrated Pacing Horse
Kentucky, TO be Given Away.

rI'HIS HORSE Is WELL KNOWN AS ONE
i OF the fastest PAGERS in the country, having
made his mile in 226. He won FIVE races last
fall, and took the irst premium at the West Viz
GINA State Fair, In October at the time Dexter,
Patehen, and other celebrated horses were there
Kentucky and the following other valuable
premiums, win I've given away, by special pszpris
sion Of the Commissioner Of Internal Reyenns.
at Washington, Guernsey county, Ohio On the
I'D Of February, 1861,
LET OF PREGIUNs.-"Rentucky" the Cham
pion PAGER, S2,o6; I fine Singers Improved
Family Sewing Machine which took the First
Premium at the w. Va State Fair, tisD; ] fine
Silver Hunting Case American Watch, <G5.
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch 80;
fine Silver Hunting Cese Lever Watch. go. !
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch, Is.
Number Of Tickets limited to 23C0 Tickets
One Dollar each. Every ticket will draw prize
worth from 80 cents 90 " 010 -
Kentucky can b. seen at the stable ofyC. :
Beymer, Washington Ohio. The Sewing NJ
chine can be seen at Howard Morton a. Isl Main
Street, Wheeling. The elegant Watches are on
exhibition at the Jeveiry Store Of Nessrs. SCOTT
& Hennegen, ~ Main Street Wheeling. ". Va
Tickets can be had by addressing u d. Roioek.
eT s Co, At Washington, Guernsey county. Ohio.
and II the fol loving named places: John Bar,
Hotel, Wheeling Rolfs Saloon. Market Street
J. Beuters Saloon, Main Street and ~ Renner's
Hotel, Centre Wheeling. EITT "A
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Ii. u. B. u.
Bookings Unrivaled Baking
Powder. IT,

The superior excellence of this Baking Powder
is acknowledged by oil who have used 1t.
1t is prepared from strictly pure materials, e1.
pressly for family use. . .....-..
1t makes all kinds Of Light Bread, Mullins,
Hot Rolls, waf1es, Buckwheat Cakes, Griddls
and Sweet Cakes. a
You can bake Immediately AFTER mixing the
materials.
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the first families in Wheeling all use it.
Tryit If you have not already done 500 :.
Manufactured by EDMUND hooking, No. !
Odd Fellows Hall. Sold by grocers and dealers
generally
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IL 10 q Fact

That to make nice, palatable, and
wholesome biscuit, rolls, mullins, waf-
fles, buckwheat cakes, or any other kind
of light bread OF cakes, it is necessary
to use the Cnriraled Baking Powder. If
you use any other you may lose your
batter and patience together. Ask for
the Unrivaled when you so to your
grocers, and don't take any other. E.
Booking, Proprietor, Mol Odd Fellows
Hall.
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Winter Luxuries.

Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The BIZ
valves are large, fresh and lucious.
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where q
full supply of groceries is kept con-
stantly on hand. Prices as low as the
lowest.
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A Restiyal

By the young ladies of the
Judson Class of the Baptist Mis-
sion School, will be held at Hope Hall,
Union street, this evening, to which
the public is invited. Admission %
cents.
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estate Wool Growers Associ-
atian."

atlSIks'
rI'HERE Will. BE A MEETING OF THE
l State Wool Growers Association of West
Virginia, In Wheeling, on Thursday, January
II, l-6T, at II O'clock 4. ".
We hope that all woOlgrowers, who can, will
be in the meeting 1t Is patent our great inter
est, wOol.growing is in imminent danger OF
RUIN under present legislation.
During the last year over one hundred mil
lion pounds of wool have been imported from
BuenOs Ayres, alone where wool is grown and
sold at from five tn fifteen cents per h., the lat.
ter woods, too, equal in tncness to our hest Sax.
ony. Remember too, foreign woods pay less
than five cents per h. duty, while our wool is
taxed not less than nine cents per lib. VIII we
longer quietly submit To such legislation We
are "a power in the land" If we but organize and
exert it. Let us not longer say to our neghbOr
wool growers when we meet-"COngrcss, / fear,
will do nothing for uS,"-let us organize and
rise like men alive To their and their cOmtrys
interest. and say tn our Representatives in Con.
Gress what VIC must have. Let the tremendous
influx of foreign wool and woOlens which are
pilng against us such crushing commercial
debt-and if continued must soon drain our
country of its specie destroy our sheep and fac
tOries-be checked or make them pay duties
such that American wool growers and manufac.
turcrs can enter as competitors, 10 their ora
market and live.
"Who would I've free
Themselves must strike the blow"
T. SWEENEY, President.
w. L. CRAWFORD. Soc'y. ian9-td
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COAL SHAFT FOR SALE.

COAL SHAFT FOR SALE.
DY REASON OF THE DEATH OF TWO OF
ID the partners, there viii be sold,
On the 31st day Of January, 4. ID, 1ooI,
At 10 o'clock A. ", on the premises, Immediate
lybeloy the city of Steubenville, Ohio, at pub
lie auction the entire Coal Works, known AZ the
property of the Union Coal and Coke Co. said
property consists of about ten acres of surface
land, and eighty acres of Store Coal. There arc
on said premises an excellent Coal Shaft two
Coal Screens and Triples, 10 Coke Ovens, rail.
road side track that viii accommodate twenty
five railroad cars also, all the necessary ma
chinery fixtures and buildings for carrying on
an extensive business in mining Coal, &c. The
Wheeling branch of the Cleveland & Pittsburg
railroad and the Steubcnville and Indiana rail
road pass through said premises, close by the
mouth of the Coal Shaft Said Shaft Is situate
about hundred feet from the Ohio river. from
which are railroad track, shute and tpple to load
boats There are also on said premises good
two.story brick house, good double dwell;
ing frame hOnse and orchard. The Coal
il Of n superior quality, and used extensively in
furnaces for iron purposes. The Shaft Is in good
working order, and IS one of the most desirable
Shafts along tho Ohio river. Persons desiring to
purchase said premises at private sale, would do
well to examine the same before the day of sale.
Persons desiring further information mag
said premises will communicate with the urier
signed or with Messrs Trainer & Martiy, At
torneys Market Street Stcubenville. Ohio or
enquire ut the office OF the Union Coal and Coke
Company on the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale.
OWNERS UNION COAL & COKE co.
Steubcnville Jan. 8, 1867. jan92taw
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Falloure's confectionery.

MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE,
rs THR PLACE To CAT YOUR
i Oysters IN every style. have saloon iif-
ted up expressly for Ladies' and Genta Wed.
dings and other parties VIII be Supplied in good
order. Public and private suppers promptly al.
tended u on moderate terms. Bon : = :
aovI4-am FRANK FAIL,OURH.
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Theatre-Wa shington Hall

r. ID. LEFEkh..--..'.'-' - o1A'H MI
Monday Evening, January II, 1867
ENGAGEMENT OF THE EMINENT CO.
IL MEDIAN, Mr.. S. W. GLENN, who will ap.
pear for the first time In Wheeling in mis- great
character of RIP VAN WINKLE," from Wash.
ington Irying's beautiful legendary story of that
name. Price of admission, 50 cents. Orchestra
Chairs and Reserved Seats, IS cents Doors
open at 81; to commence at z. For particulars
see small bills Janl04t
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

The firm of Bradley & Eckhart is
dissolved.
The Directors of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank have declared a dividend.
Notice the advertisement of auction
sale of Irish Linens and Wool Blankets.
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CONsIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
Fifth Quarterly Statement
Liabilities.

OF THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
~ of West Virginia, at Wheeling, W. Va,
showing its condition ON the morning Of the first
Monday in January, 1867. rr
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WyR RESPECTFULLY INVITE
w the attention Of the trade, and purchas-
eEs generally to our very large and well assort
ed stock of goods, Of new and choice patterns,
and Of our own direct importation which we
are prepared to sell at less prices than the same
qualities Of goods can be bought in either the
Eastern Or Western cities We solicit a call 4
WSSHIP, WOODS eco,
'- '--'s'-t - No. Main Street
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
nAH.Y. REGISTER.

On. rear. q "a 80 Three months. 81 10
Six months. 1899. W One month"; ID
no suRscRIaSRs IN TIE CTTI.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nissaIntion notice.

vI,HE FIRM or bradley & ECKHART
i Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter DO conducted BY x.
Bradley. IN BRADLEY q ECKHART.
Wheeling, Jan. 18th, is6f.f44
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DHILAD DELPH1A DEPOT.
AssIsTANT QUARTERAIAsrER's OFF1cE. /

ASSISTANT QUARTERAdAsTER's OFFICE, /
No Il39 GIRARD STREET. July l. 1867.
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until
IL O'clock M, MONDAY, July s, 1867 for imme-
date delivery at the SchuylKil Arsenal, of the
5000 lbs. Petroleum Paper
so reams Wrapping Paper coarse, for lining
200 lbs. Flax Sewing Twine.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon-
sible persons, whose signatures must be APP
pended to the guarantee and certified to as
being good and sufficient security for the
amount INVOLVED by some public funotionary Of
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those
that DO not fully comply with the requirements
OF thls advertisement, Will not be considered. IN
Blank forms for Proposals can be had on an.
plication at this office.
The right is reserved by the United States 10
reject any part or the whole of the bids as NAV
be deemed best for the interest of the service
Sample OF the Twine can be seen at this Once,
put sample OF each article proposed to be de-
lvered must accompany the proposal
Endorse Envelopes, Proposals for Quarter.
masters Stores" -
By order of
Bvt Major Gen. g. H. CROsMAN,
ASST Quartermf asteT; Gen; U. s. Army.
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
q oI BreYet Major u. 8. Army
d H 1 L AID ELP HIA DEPOT.
AssIsTAET QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
No. 1l39 GIRARD STREET July l, 1867. I
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until
IL o'clock NJ, SATURDAY, July 9, 1867, for re-
one hundred and seven GOD Portable Army
Eorges. stating the time required for finishing
the repairs. The Forges can be seen at the
Wharf, Philadelphia.
By order OF
Brevet Ma. Gen. g. II. CROSMAN.
Asst Quartermaster-Gen. u. IS. A.
HENRY w. JAMES
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
629 St Brevet Major u. s. A.
-
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hsu, where, amid the groans and Kisses of
dense multitude, the commission was opened.
with still greater difficulty did the Recorder
make his way from Che Guldhail to the Man
sion House, where he was of course TO dine
with the Lord Mayor. But such banquet was
served up to him that night as must have
haunted his dreams ever afterwards.
The mob vigorously but ineffectively opposed
by the constabulary, smashed the windows and
broke in the doors of the Mansion House, and
forced its obnoxious guest, instead OF sitting
down to the dinner that was preparing for him,
to make his way as best he could over the roof
of an adjoining house. The residence of the
chief magistrate was ransackcd, and among
other booty falling into the hands of the mob
was Sir Charles own portmanteau All this
time the lower stories of the house had been
laid completely bare TO the gaze OF the outsiders
who saw through the broken windows and
gaping doors the whole paraphernalia of the
kitchen arranged as for grand banquet. Joints
of meat we're seen hung upon the spts sauce
pans simmering on the fire. game ready trussed
upon the dressers, but the cooks had aed the
affairs were deserted, even the cellars were left
prey to the thirsty multitude, who were not slow
to avail themselves OF the opportunity. Hence
forth Bristol was for some days at the mercy OF
the mob who drank, burned, and ptllaged,
right and left, without any serious interruption
even from the military force, which was amply
sufficient to have quelled the riot at any moment.
The explanation of this disgracetul scene is
almost word for word the explanation OF the
Gordon riots. Both the officers in command of
the troops, and the magistrates IN command Of
the Off GERS, shrank from their duty.
The Nottingham riots which occurred about
q fortnight earlier, were neither so serious nor
of such long duration as those at Bristol. But
they acquired an unhappy notoriety by two
circumstances OF more than ordinary interest,
which attended them. One was the destruction
of Nottingham Castle, an ancient and splendid
relic of past ages, then the property of the
Duke of Newcastle, which possibly suggested
TO Mr.. Disraeli his vivid picture of the burning
Of Mowbray Castle in "SYbil." The other, and
one sufficient of itself to make the memory
of these riots memorable tor all time, was the
death of Mrs. Musters, Lord Byron's MARY"
whose home at Colwick Hall was attacked by
the mob, during the absence of her husband.
She took refuge with her daughters in the
strawberries on o cold, wet autumn night, and
between the combined effects of fright and
cold she died only few weeks afterwards. The
rioters extended their ravages for many miles
round Nottingham, and some even penetrated
to Loughborough, market town within the
borders of Leicestershire.