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The Cancelled stamp Mnnia.


The mania for collecting Cancelled
postage stamps, says the Boston -4drT-
tiser, sometimes takes the form of col
Letting in quantity rather than in varie-
ty. There is periodical story that
some girl or boy somewhere is to receive
a prineely fortune, or an education, or
something else, if he or she will collect
one million Cancelled postage stamps.
1t is not difficult to collect one million
cancelled stamps; and there are so many
truly benevolent people in the world,
that this demand is always kindly met.
We believe, therefore, that We confer a
real favor on all those parties who are
interested in such movements in Boston
Mt this time when we state:
4. That one million stamps are now
ready here to be given to any girl or
boy who can get all education, Os any
thing else worth having for them.
2. That the imagined gentleman, who
was the friend of the sister Of the wife
of clergyman who was said to have
visited. Miss T., of D., on Con-
necticut river, and to have promised
her an education for one million stamps,
has faded away into the nnsnbstantial
fabric of a dream.
3. That Miss l., of D, on Con-
necticut river, for whom people have
been collecting, though greatly obliged
to so many friends, who, without any
application from her. have interested
themselves in this collection, has no
use whatever to make of cancelled post
age stamps, and knows Of none which
can be made of them. ....... %.
4. If any person does know of any
honest use to be made of them, and will
send information. to this Office, we will
be happy to communicate with various
philanthropic collectors, who will be
glad to contribute of their abundance
for any good object which may be serv-
ed by their collection.
). One million postage stamps, care
fully packed, amount to three and one
third cubic feet, say the size of a good
croquet box; they cover eight hundred
and ten copies of the EreSing Transcript,
Or six hundred and seyenty-fve square
yards. From the latter figures an idea
mas be formed ef their use for papering
rooms, which is one of the supposed uses
to which eccentric gentlemen are sup
posed to put them
One million postage stamps weigh
about one hundred pounds.
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DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A Substitute for CalOmel.

n SnSStAssseS W. oe~-O.-
l These Pills are composed of various roots,
having the power to relax the secretions Of the
liver as promptly and effcctually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any Of those
disagreeabie or dangerous effects which often
follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence; as they promote the discharge
of vitiated bile, and remove those distinctions
from the liver aud hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections in goneral
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver, ind
Gated by sallow skin, coated tongue eostiyeness,
drowsiness, and general feeling Of WEAKNESS
and lassitude, showing that the liver is in tor.
Did or DISTRACTED condition. .. ...
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all eases when purgative or Alternative
medicine il required
Please ask for .Dr Schencks Mandrake Pills,
and observe that the two nkHpesses of the Doc
tor are on the Government stamp--one when in
the last stage Of Consumption, and the other in
his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Deshers, Price Is
cents per box. Principal Office, Ne. 10 North
9th Street, Philadelphia. Pa,
General Wholesale Agents, Demas Barnes 4
Co, 81 Park Row. New York; 3, y, HapDe, l0s
Baltimore ST.. Baltimore. Md; John ID, Park, p,
+. cor. of Fourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati.
Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 1874 and 1876 Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Collins Brothers, south:
wet corner OF Second and Vine Streets, st.
Louis, Mo. foct24-4th 5th we m-1y
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How BaeheIsr's Chamber Fsp.i,sre


How Bachelsr's Chamber Fupnisure
was Suddenly Aired.
The Memphis .IraidRcAe of Mon day
contains the following: 8 ,i.... -. s...,
Main street, a few doors above Madi-
son, was the scene, about six o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, of an occurrence
whereof much mental food might be
found for q moralist, and which fur
nished physical food for q stalwart MEM
Der of the Metropolitan Police. A gor-
geously attired feminine, an inmate OF
a well-kno@n -Maisoa de .joi, alighted
from a carriage 10 front OF Walker
block, aud, after a fnrtiye glance down
"Whisky Chute" evidently in search OF
some one for Whose contemplation her
eyes looked forked lightning, and her
lips muttered vengeance, hastily as
cended one of the stairways and was
az q y \
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To the Ladies.

A neat little attachment has been
lately patented, which is intended to
be used as tucker on Sewing Machines.
While one tuck is being sewed, another
is laid and creased with the greatest
accuracy. It's very simple and can be
attached to any machine Call and see
it in loperation at the Singer Sewing
Machine store. I5l Main street. 1t
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COMvincinE.

t...a. o.. .. d.. FULTON, OSWego Co., uly, tDb.
Messsrs HosTETTER ~ SMITH:
Gentiemen:-I have been severely afflicted with
paralysis Of the stomach, and even given up by
several eminent physicians. Ihave tried severa
remedies of tonic and stimulating nature, but
without any good result. Some three or four
months ago was induced to try Your STOM.
ACH BTTERS, and have used about seven or
eight bottles with decided benefit. My health
is greatly improved; and consider your BIT.
TIERS the only efiicacious remedy Of their kind
in the market. If used ~ directed they will al
ways prove sovereign remedy to those afflicted
with dyspepsia Or other diseases Of ike IA
turs. sBtbss Respectfully yours,
LYMAN NUDGE.
HASTINGS, DAKOTA Co, MIMI, Aug, 1896.
Messrs. HosrErrER & SMITH, Pittsburs Pa:
Gentlemen Have sold your BITTERS ever
since they were brought out and consider them
the best among the many before the public.
Those brought out since the tax has been i'm
posed on spirits are trash. never recommend
them. Respectfully and truly yours,
... r. j. MARVIN.
Colon, st. Joseph Co., Mich, July 81, 1866.
Messrs. HosTErTER & SMITH: -f.I.
Gentlemen II consider your BITTERS SOW
ereign balm for a thousand ails.
Yours truly, e.s
ID. G. REyNOLDS, MD.
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a Philosophrr.

An Eastern exchange says: We saw
"a philosopher" in our streets the other
day. He wore a slonched hat, unkempt
hair, seedy clothes, and was very muddy
from his dilapidated boots up. We re-
cognized him as philosopher, because
he drove q hog through crowded street
as'straight as you coxld drive a family
horse with the rein. The popular no
tion, among illiterate and unskilled
persons is, that to drive hog yon must
take your position directly between the
animal and the point of destination.
That notion is exploded.
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Charley Flood,

The well-known editor, was selected
to speak to the toast "WOmen" ut Ia re-
cent festival in Columbus, but he re-
fused. He says woman is able to speak
for herself, and any man who under
takes to do it for her will get into
trouble.
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The New Fashion

In Paris is bonnet in which Il CHG
nonBis attached; SO that a lady spur-
chasing covering for her head can be
at the same time supplied with her
back hair as well. ... r... ....
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CARD.
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
as cHAsTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R! !

- FER Removing Supernueus knnir.
ITO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN
i valuable depilstory recommends itself as be-
ing an almost Indispensable article to female
beauty. Ii easily applied, does not burn or in
iure the skin, but acts directly on fhe roots: 1t
b warranted to remove snperfiuous hair from
low foreheads, OF from any part of the body,
completely totally aud radically extirpating the
same, leaving the skin SOFT smooth and natural.
This is the only article used by the French. and
the only real efiectnal depilstory i'm existence.
Price IS cents per package, sent postpaid, TO any
address on receipt Of an order by T
BERGER, SHUTS & Co, Chemists,
liftai z. tly = g 2s5 River Sf Troy n Y.
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod
lsH Liver Oil

In the world; manufactured from fresh.
healthy livers upon the sea shore; it is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for "Hazardand Caswelr's
Cod Liver OH. manufactured by Caswell, Haz.
ard Co, New York. Sold by all Druggists
arr13.mw&ae0w&w
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State OfWest Virginia.
OLe equity Circuit Coart April lRules

John I. Lakin and John
6tallmau, PARTNERS. nm. .s y. ;. - = .s. 2
DER ne nrm ma name re 81 SAttachmenti in Asst,
iRs1As rs.lA9shaS$ I led R--S7sin sss
( James W. Clark. tsSaT Ia al
TNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
il cover from the defendant, James w. CLARK,
the sum of sixty dollars, 'tsGol with interest
thereon, from the 18th day OF May, 1866, till
TT n s,|Searirg from an affidavit fled i'm the
cause. that the defendant Ia not resident Of
tbis State. On motion Of the plaintiffs by
q. ii. Cranmer, their attorney. II Is ordered
that he do appear here one month after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting Of
this order and attend to his interest In this suit
A COPY. = Teste: MCHAELJ. BREINIG, ~
: GJI. CRINMEH. .f.j .sff -l,a Clerk.
- ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs. apr3O -oaw-it
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State Of West virginia, :

Ohio County Circuit Court 44pril Rules,
1867. a. t'l.'.i.
John NJ Matthews, for tho ANN .rri b.
use, &c.
go ~.. a. mo- WHo In Assumpsit.
The Baltimore and Ohio .HIiIi-i sou I'd
Railroad Company. iu la .tyE4.
1,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO RE
i cover from the defendants the sum Of six
hundred and fifty dollars, in failing to transport
and deliver to the plaintiff one Thousand seam
less sacks, delivered to the defendants as com.
mon carriers, to be transported by the defend
ants from the town of Winchester, in Frederick
county, Virginia, and to be delivered TO the
plaintiffs in the city Of Wheeling, West Va.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, it
Is ordered that the defendants do appear here
one month after the fourth weekly publication
Of this order in the Wheeling REGISTER and
due posting hereof, and attend to their interest
in this suit.ga5 ."rl-a. l'L.- nggl..
JAMES S. WHEAT Atty for plt'G. Clerk.
apr30-Oaw4t
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In Harlem

A peculiar ornament of white lace
and cardboard, hung just outside the
street door, signifies the birth of child;
and for the period of six weeks after a
birth, while such badge is visible, no
tax collector, or creditor of any kind,
is allowed to demand payment.
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Tells us that once upon time all the
Inhabitants on the earth agreed to cry
ont mt the same moment, in order to as
certain what a mighty noise they could
make. When the time came, however,
instead of shouting, everybody listened
except one old deaf woman i'm China.
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eat an elegant wedding, which occur
red few days since, in Troy, was two
pretty little girls less than twelve years
of age, acting US bridesmaids.
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IL 10 Asserted

Ii 10 Asserted
That ladies who go to the opera at
Chicago "partahe of liquid refreshments
through a.straw" during the perform
ance.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New Advertisements. ,.... se.r'a Is r
See advertisement "Wanted."
Christian Pranzell offers his furniture
for sale. .,..4. 4lts, .-r.. Z
Michael J. Breinig publishes three le-
gal notices. stt.- ,i &
N. Reilly has just received a large lot
oftobacco, dried peaches, &c. ..,.....-
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state OF West virginia.

Ohio CoaRty Circuit Coarf, Aprd Rules,
1861. eI'aaaT sa .Ji,saI ,.ss sa.
Henry Otto and Rachel 1j@7 pm
Otto, his wife, 'Gd It
o.; W., n injunction in Chancery.
Hubbard and Jacob
81. Liencke. .'"..tt t %.
U,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO EN-.
i Join the said defendants from selling or OK.
posing to sale, lots IS and s6 in the village OF
TriadelDhia. Ohio County, until the further or.
der Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, In.
junction having been granted, and the plaintiff
having given bond In the penalty OF two hun
dred dollars with security, conditioned according
to law. ......,. - -.,t,,
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause that Jacob Liencke and Samuel n. Be]|
are not residents Of this State, Up pqtfder~
complainants, by their attorney.nssr bere m
that the said defendants do Spublieation and
month after ths q this order and attend to their
t METZ. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG, y.
I CHANDLER & DAVENPORT, Clerk.
apr3o-o WIT Att'ys for Compliments.
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F.rnifure of,Sale.

x WIFI. OBRRB FOB bALH,p On
tTcoSsr> Nnoxt,N atz o O'Clock, at my resi.
dencS corner Of 9Th and Hampden streets all
-. household furniture.
fegfhs sale will be continued from day to day,
until all IL sold.
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Fer Glass

Fer a Glass
OF cool and sparkling soda water go
to L. Bookings Drug Store, No. l Odd
Fellows Hall.
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DO 10 ). III. smith & Cs.,. .a..'

TO get good Shifting Muslin; als'
81, "a and lU-4 Sheeting. ..Hs
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J. II. smith g. Co.
Have received a new supply of Kid
Gloves at 81. Is per pair.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
utANTED.

a GIRTWASfs A SITUATI0HASDR DRESS
a METER or Seamstress. Apply 70 the third
do above UnioAs on EfzA street Apply mo
Hys.S 10 aPrsolt Z
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J-.s.Reseired <JfikEH
New style Spring shawls, at J. Fl.
Smith a. Co.'S. ti' '"it ti.'
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j. II. Smith e. 10,
HOlnea

Keep Alexandra Kid Gloves and NICE
Hoop Skirts. e~-i -.
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-sg''Dsil .a'-a 20. i.Ssas ....4idl4 $50 30
10 W ~ sl-s got H
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COR,s DYsPEPsIAa CURE AND
~ Cough Bslsam. For sale at No. ! Odd Eel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-14

New YORK, Feb. 1S.-Yesterday af-
ternoon George Deseyer, an exchange
broker, doing business at No. 2. Park
Row, was robbed of nearly $500, while
riding up town on a Broadway car.
The thief escaped detection.
a man named Geo. Lester, living in
the town OF Pleasant Valley, seven
miles from Poughkeepsie, has been
detected in an attempt to starye his
wife TO death and performing inhunlan
operations upon her. He is at large,
but the police are after him.
The wooden cloth mills of Glenem.
Duchess q Co. were nearly DESTROYED
by IRE on Monday night. Loss, about
$50, GOO; insured for $50, 1000.
Geo. w. Chadwick, originator of the
bogus North River Bank OF Hoboken.
was yesterday defeated in suit brought
against Amasa Barber to recover 5000
in promissory notes. The notes were
given TO aid in establishing the bogus
bank and the plaintiff claimed he dis
counted them.
NEW YORK, Feb. ia Washington
special says: The Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations will report
against the confirmation of Hugh Ew-
ing as minister to the Hague, and
favorably on John Seys, minister to
Liberia, and S. S. Sanford, minister to
Brussels.
The Ways and Means Committee are
raising nearly all the items in the Sem
ate. In the tariff bill, this morning,
they struck out the clause permitting
the Pacific Railroad Company to use
foreign iron.
Rumors are current of Cabinet
changes, and that Seward and Randall
will 20 ont. There is nothing known
definitely about the matter.
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Notions and Fancy Goods !!
State Commission Notice!
Notice TO Loyal sIRve-Owners.

TNHE COMMISSION APPOINTED Blythe
4 Secretary Of War, under the Path section
S5,S is &C. 10 81 sSongIe approved February
July 18th, 1855, in respect TO slaves enlisted or
STaited INTO the military service OF the United
StateSY having assembled atthe Civ OF Par
keS6uIg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
OF Dece Lnber, 1896, and duly Organized as TIssr
directions nom the War Department do
hereby give notice to ali Whom ID NAV 1,onI
Germ That said Commission Will sit in the
SSity OF Parkersburg, West Va, on the 18Th
as may be necessary AZ the same place, for the
completion OF al business partalning 70 said
Commission. Claimants for cornuenSafion
under the said Acts OF Congress are rtSI,eSi
iully requested 70 forward their claims with
Tecte te H EeSs1, e promptly as may be,
sion, ParkersburR, West Virginia.
FOR the Information of those Interested wa
respectfully Invite their attention to the fol-
laWing instructions received frorn me We,
Department: VA
/ First No claim will be entertained uplssv
u Is SHOWN that the Slave enlisted or yreI
sion is appointed.
,-h sec on. No claim win be entertained
Mhen tne ownership or title TO the services on
me party enlisted, Is based upon a sale or
Lansier made subsequent 20 the drafting or
enlistment OF the Slave.
Third Executions Guardians and Trustees.
must nile with claims made in behalf OF me
HI ,i,I!l satisfactory evidence
author1ty 10 act for such parties.
fourth Claimants will be reuuired In
1tSaishAte the regiment and the company ia
penEatlon. ~ rVed
Hth- Parties claiming compensation for
more IMAM one servant, or slave enlisted or
drafted as q soldier, must ME a SEPARATE and
ols9nct claim for compensation, in each case
sixth. The claimants valid ute 10 the
slave al the time of enlistment or dram and
the elaimants active loyalty during the war.
must be established" -'
MILTON p. AMLSS, Pres't of Board
R0BT. 3. BROWN, Memb. Of R1sni'
decl5-Sm " ooAEu'
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.-The Joint
resolution of the Wisconsin Legis-
lature was presented for grant of land
to aid in the construction of the Green
Bay and Lake Superior Railroad, and
referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. Miller asked leave to offer a reso-
luton declaring it Incompatible with
the policy of protective system of the
United States and detrimental to the
industrial interests OF the country TO
admit, under any pretext whatever,
free of duty, foreign iron, whether
Manufactured for railroad purposes or
otherwise.
Mr.. Glossbrenner objected.
Mr.. Phelps explained that he was alb
sent when the vote was taken on the
Louisiana reconstruction bill and
would at the proper time ask the record
of the vote against it.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of February.

LONDON, Feb. l3.-The Liberal organs
generally denounce the plan of reform
announced by D'Israeli.
An American ship has left a Spanish
port for Gambia, for the purpose of re-
moving the suffering families of the
Christians from the Island,
LONDON, Feb. IS.-More trouble is
expected at Liverpool. Sympathizers
with the Fenian movement say the
docks are to be blown up.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1S.-Seventy supposed
Fenians were arrested yesterday on tn
arrival of the mail boat from Holly
head.
BERLIN, Feb. 1s.-In the election yes.
terday for Members of the North Ger.
man Parliament, the Liberals carried
this city.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1s.-The Italian Par.
lament is dissolved and an election for
Parliament ordered on the 10th OF
March.
LONDON, Feb. 1s.-It is reported that
IsmaeI Pasha, viceroy of Egypt, de-
mands that he be made virtually indie
pendent of the Porte.
FLORENCE, Feb. IS.-The Italian Diet
prorogued to the 18th of February.I
Baron Ricazali, Chief Minister, has
resigned at the Kings request.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-Fenian arrests
continue Many new Irish arrests
were made yesterday, including two
ex-officers of the American army.
LONDON, Feb. 1S-Evening.-Consols
closed at 81 for money. Five-Twenties
73E. Illinois Central sl3l. Erie Ss1E.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 13-Evening.-U.
s. Bonds 767<.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1S-Evening.-The
breadstufs market is quiet. Corn S9s.
Cd. for mixed. Tallow As. for Ameri-
can. Lard sos. per cwt. Bacon As. per
cwt. Linseed Oil S9s. 1Od. per ton.
Spirits Turpentine SIS. per cwt. Rosin,
common, es. cd. per II2 lbs. Petro-
leum, refined, Is. Cd. per gallon.
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The Tariff Bill.

New YORK, Feb. 1S.-The Times
special says the Ways and Means COM
mittee will continue to hear delegations
on the subject of the tariff. The duty
on jute was raised yesterday from five
to twenty-five dollars per ton, and lax
and hemp were raised accordingly.
Flax has also been advanced from three
to twelve cents per pound. 1t is prob
able there will be an increase in the
rates on foreign books.
Reports from North Carolina state
that the legislature has virtually re-
jected the reconstruction plan devised
by the Southern Governors
he-Herald's special SAYS: The free
traders are not represented in the dele
cations interested in the tariff bill,
Every body goes in for the highest fig
ures, and everybody gets all he wants.
The lobby is SO great that the passage
TO the room of the Ways and Means
Committee is INSTRUCTED.
a more favorable feeling exists to-
wards the admission of Colorado.
A Tribune special says, the Ways
and Means Committee are not unan-
noyed by bores and representations of
interests, producing considerable de-
lay with tariff bill to-day.
The restoration, yesterday, of the
House rates on wooden and wors:ed
goods, seemed to settle a long vexed
question, but it was in effect -re-opened
to-day, by the efforts of Mr.. Slater, of
Massachusetts, and the old difference
between the wool growers and wool
manufacturers has been revived suffi-
GENTLY to threaten a contest in the
House. Many treacherous and hostile
influences are at work to delay and de-
feat the bill.
No definite conclusion was reached
yesterday in the nomination of Gen,
Dix to France. There is much oppose
ton TO his confirmation, and the result
is doubtful.
The Committee have decided to in
crease the rank of the Minister resident
at Brazil to a full mission.
The Worlds special says: The pros
pect OF the passage of the Bankrupt bill
by the House, is good, the amendments
ofthe Senate being such as the House
will agree to-