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atthseliaa gegister.
r,ur.dny Morning, November u
Vrauauieut Registraiiou.

Since the New York election there has
he,a i great outcry about fraudulent
,ccistiatiou. Radical journals tell us
that the population of the city of New
YORK being 9nO, 900, the registration of
,1s 600 voters bears the evidence of
fraud upon its face. Now let us see
how this is. In New York one man for
avery seven inhabitants is avoter. The
State of Louisiana contained, according
70 the census of 1860, a population of
100000, which from the fatality incl
dent TO the war and subsequent emf
grafton has not increased, but on the
rhntrary, diminished. In this popula-
tion of 100000, the majority of whites
was 1855. Now, the registration in
Louisiana, under the reconstruction
acts, was as follows: negroes, 2,907;
whites, 44,732-showing q registration
of l27 $50 voters, out of population of
OO,OOO In New York, where the DEM
ocrats gain brilliant victory, it is y
patent fraud when one white man ont
of seven inhabitants, which is really
not an undne proportion, votes; but in
Louisiana, where the Radicals desire to
establish negro supremacy, it is all right
with ITEM that there should be some
coIorqd co,rr for every four negroes and
a quarter
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Gard.
Editor of tae Register +:

Permit me, through your paper, to
make the follow ing statement for the
benefit of those who are suffering from
this painful and fatal disease. About a
year ago noticed at times sharp sting
ing pains in my right breast, but did
not pay much attention to it, until in
the latter part of June discovered n
small tumor in the vicinity of where
the pains originated. My husband ad-
vised me to consult our family physi-
clan, DIR. HALEY Mccoy, who told me it
was Schirris, and that it would result
in Cancer. / also consulted several
other physicians-who pronounced it
Cancer. They all advised me to have it
removed by an operation, but l could
not entertain the idea of having the
glittering steel applied. l was very
much alarmed at my condition, know
ing as did that Cancers in nearly all
cases prove fatal. / found myself fail
ing very fast physically as well as men,
tally. felt as if my life was melting
away like the candle before the deyour-
ing flames. The tuner increased very
rapidly in size, so much so that in three
mouths from the time / discovered it, it
involved the half of the gland, and the
pain became more severe. After pass
ing many sleepless nights meditating as
to what course should pursue to get
relieved of it, fortunately for me lady
friend called on me and informed me
that a Mr.. Reynolds was removing
a cancer from the breast of Mrs.
Norris, whom / called to see. !
watched the progress of her case
with much interest until the Cancer
was removed and the wound healed
entirely. l then placed myself under
the same process of treatment, which
consisted in the application of pow
der, dressing it twice day for several
days, then following with the applica-
tion of an ointment, which was con-
tinued several days, when the tumor
began to separate from the healthy tis-
sues, and in q few days more it fell off
without the loss of blood, and but very
little waste Of the tissues. 1t is now
healed over perfectly, leaving but a
very small scar. / most gratefully rec
ommend this process of treatment for
the removal of Cancer, and advise those
that are suffering from this dreadful
disease to take immediate steps to place
themselves under treatment. The rem
edy is perfectly safe and will most GER
tainly eradicate the disease.
Mrs. S. V. BURRIs,
- . ~ Wheeling.
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OHIO ITEMS.

M.M r
The Kenton Republican of last week
says boy aged about 'I2 or Ia years.
son of Mr. George Reece, residing on the
road between Huntersville and Ada, in
that county, was kicked by a COW OH
Saturday last, and died the following
day from the effects of the injury.
Last Wednesday morning, says the
Chillicothe advertiser of the 7th, at the
German Catholic Church in this city, q
widow of sixty-three years of age was
married to sweetheart at the age OF
twenty-four. That boy certainly need
cd some one to take care of him. she
can be wife, mother and grandmother
to the child.
A shocking accident occurred at Simp-
sons Cut, two miles west Of this city,
on yesterday afternoon, says the Piqua
Journal, resulting in the instantaneous
death of brakeman named Warren An
derson, employed on the Union City
accommodation train. Hewent forward
for the purpose Of setting a brake, and
while in the act of doing so fell between
the cars-the entire train passing over
him and mangling his body in fright
ful manner. The remains were brought
to the city and from thence transferred
to the friends of the deceased at Union
City.
The great natural curiosity in Wash
ington county is thus alluded to by q
correspondent of the Athens Messenger:
"The Natural Bridge is in saction thir-
ty-three, Decatur township, Washing
ton county, Ohio and is one of the most
picturesque natural scenes in Eastern
Ohio. The bridge is eighty-three feet
in height, forty feet in length and ten
feet in thickness, slightly arched, and
is covered with q verdant carpet of moss
and vines. This is the Saratoga and
Niagara of Ohio. So history will write"
Two negro boys got into a quarrel
about noon on Thursday last, in the
town of Lima, Allen county, when one
of them drew a penknife and stabbed
his opponent to the heart, killing him
instantly.
The Athens Messenger gives the follow
ing information: On Sunday, the Goth
inst, Charles Hagan, worker i'll tin,
and well known here, where he once
resided, was killed at Coal Run, Wash
iugton county, bya man named John
Dyer, Of the same place. 1t appears
that the men got into all argument on
politics which resulted in quarrel.
Dyer stripped his coat and said he had
rs good blood az any man and that if
Hagan wanted anything he could have
it. Hagan drew knife and told Dyer
to stand back, and that if he Dyer
came on to him he would cut him.
Dyer then grasped base ball club and
struck at Hagan, knocking the knife
out of his hands. Hagan begged his
assailant not to hit him with the club.
Hagan then fell back fifty feet, Dyer
following up, striking him three or four
times on the head until Hagan fell.
Some interference was attempted, but
was prevented by the crowd. Dyer was
larger man than Hagan. Hagan
received his wounds at IL A. NJ, and
died at A. NJ, next day. Eight persons
are under arrest. Hagan was some
what given to drink. He was about 50
years Of age, and leaves wife and two
children. The above statement is writ
ten from the report of gentlemen of
Athens who has just returned from. The
scene of tho tragedy.
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commissioners Notice.
Lewis Lunsfor

ItNlS
n rs. , In ChanceFy.
Robt. Wrav and George Erdner.)
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE RENDERED
ID in this cause ut the May term, 1867, of the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, State of West
Virginia, il was adjudged ordered and decreed
that this cause he referred to q Commissioner
of this Court to ascertain and report the amount
of the purchase money of the Merchant Coal
property in the Bill and amended Bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, sold and conveyed by com.
plainant to defendants, and also all payments
made thereon by the defendants, or either of
them, to the complainant, and the amount of
such payments severally, and the times when
so made, and by which ofthe defendants and the
aggregate thereof, and the balance of said pur.
chase money due or accruing due, and when
due and payable, and the interest thereon to-
gether with all other matters, deemed pertinent
by himself or required by the parties, and that
he make due report of his proceedings to the
Csurt.
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SEWBOOKs. NEW BOOKS.
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,

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lust RECEIVED, A FULL SUPPLY OF
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Give US q call, or address the Local Agent,
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State of West Virginia, s. {

At rules held IN the Clerks office Of The
Circuit Court Of Marion County on the
first Monday in Norember, 1867.
r""s p.'ss' In chanesry.
Eli X. Price.
V,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ.
i tain divorce from the bonds of matrimony,
and to receiver alimony, and to attach the estate
of the defendant.
And 1t appears that the defendant, Eli r.
Price is not resident of this State, it Is ordered
that he appear here in one month after due pub
lication of this order, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest In this suit.
4 copy. Teste: i. b. LOTT, Clerk.
WILSON & SMITH, Solicitors far cOinplain.
ant. novl4-ltd&3tw
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The State of West virginia.

At rales held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, on The
first Monday in November, 1867.
Elijah Watkins and William II.
Watkins, Complainants,
Robert II. Jamison and Joseph
J. Winters, Defendants.
U'o RESTRAIN THE DEFENDANT,
i Jamison, for the use of said Winters, OF
either Of them, from the enforcement of iudg.
ment obtained by the said Jamison for the use
of said Winters at the December term Of said
Court, 1866, against the complainAnts, until the
further order OF the Court. And 1t appearing
that the defendant, Robert W. Jamison, is NOT
a resident of this State, 1t is ordered that be ap
pear here within one month after due publica-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests in this suit.
copy. Teste: +. B. LOTT, Clerk.
WILSON & SMITH, Solicitors for complain
ant novli-ltd&3ty
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Another Pedestrian.

ERIE, Pa, November 20.-A man
named Conrad Dipps, a moulder by
trade, left here at z o'clock yesterday
morning to walk to Dunkirk, a distance
of SO miles in 12 hours, on wager of
$3.50. He reached Dunkirk 16 minutes
ahead of time. His friends offer to
wager $4,000 that he can make lis miles
in "a hours.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I

W WHEELING, NOV. ID, IcOI
| Notice is hereby given that all parties in.
tarestcd that on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of ECEMBER. A. ID. lSG7, at my office in the
City of Wheeling, State of West Virginia,
will proceed to ascertain and report on the sew.
eral matters in the foregoing decree mentioned
and described.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER
| noyI6ltd3tw Commissioner.
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GROVE NURSERIES,

WE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
w at these well-established nurseries a fun
assortment of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
mes, &C.. &c, which wa will sell on good
terms, so purchasers can save from 10 to 40 per
cent over buying an inferior article of the tree
2edlars, with which the country is flooded.
We would call especial attention to our stock
of Apple Trees, which are well ground and
constitute o very fair assortment Also.
STANDARD PEARS
A very fine stock of very superior trees.
Our assortment Of Evergreen ornamental tree is
very complete and embrace very fine specimens.
large, for immediate effect or OF smaller size for
embellishing yards, cemeteries, &c. All Of
which viii be sold on fair terms
Give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
Address, JAMES EDGRRTON
SnoEs3tw Barnesyille, Ohio.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
flee, 70 Monroe street, next door 20 First Ma
tiona Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY Vice YresidenL
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John Z. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. G. Orr, Saml Harper,
John a. Armstrong, James McCluney,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan ~ Ott,r
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
Is. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling List, Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlan g. Co,
Wholesale Groecrs, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling Mcclellan ~
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe
Kraft & Co., Druggists Wheeling; Geo. W
Frauzheim & Co. Wholesale Wines and LiquOrS
Wheeling Winship, Woods & Co., Queenswarc
Wheeling; Lewis Baker Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
ing; 4. C.McAfce, NOtisns, Wheeling: Camp.
bell, Frew i Co., Pubs. IHtsNigcJieeT, Wheeling;
OFT Son & Co, Hardware Wheeling; J. L.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, FairmOnt;
l.. p. Camden, Prcst Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston,
W. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
maya
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ShootiuR.

NEW YORK, November 20.-William
u. Mcintyre, who received one vote. for
Mayor By, the Democratic Union Con.
yention, became engaged in quarrel
after adjournment, and drawing re-
volyer fred into the crowd, fortunately
hitting no one. Mclntyre was arrested
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point of the recent elections. Will their
demands be grantedi If not, the next
political storm will be more fearful in
its character.
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u,HIs COMPANY HAVING or

EROOMS-Northeast Corner of Euta
and Fayette Streets, and No. l5 Il, and
10, North Eutaw Street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-23

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Dsrbane}uueen uuferer@ taat69efee:
9ebuue.

Mittwu9, 13. EebrS tnat-Dttb eutt9e
Sisung MAI cine iebr sel@aftise onei, Is parb
fiber tein @esenfane non a%Qeemsiueua SutereQe
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3aus.-5err Qienau introeucirt zine Biu, bas
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?eneerion nab her Mefsranae bes @taates u
baue1t.
Dit Giisntabn>G COMMITTEE beri9tet ~ @unfen
ber pailiruns BON 5errn @afefelbS Subfitu] fir
bic ron perm NiQer einsebra@te 8iQ fir Mnnab-
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gen, mabrenb bic bee 3errn @afeielt aemide 81
einsunsen pcri1reibt, tpel9e bic Gpmpante IL e.
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,8sl@iiBune ber Re&te tes @eltes 9eesnater btr
Ssa,:anit lTatts sfipre@sn1 nttts1esftmmt:
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Muerfeuuuua+

y 3d., unteraet&neter tei@eintse b'trnntt, bat IL In
AuauR 1866. metn neues faus In Der tgbfuU !Ssiuranee
@tiauann. spx Carver. babe strRdern la1en uue irar
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9rsnnsf9aft as ans Gxr@t ser Dem Teuer. aa 1aeu
yte.ense Clement bstnabe aues ~ ~serltersn pas i'd
3aste. awei Gage saranffeste t@ Serrn @einuauu easea
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: 6snit fann Id ntdt umbta etncn Seten her se.Fder
nil, IN ratten, i'd GU Gerrn 500. gDe4nmauu In Carver
AS srJ": 9>Heser.
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Drei &dbe gefpb1en.

Drstaa9e. ses!&netm te fr1et. rnrssu ses 1atsrl;ts~
Heten am Totem Sttpber y. s. BON feinen1 YlaSe eefepltn.
Cine Euntslrptb pbne befonsere Nb,etdea, farter
2trperbau. ttua SEQ Yfunb f&wer unb bat et redsen
Nuae Elm paar etn 3p1 LANCE Saar berunterbausea.
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fdpara e.aretft, weibe Tleden sur benz &opf. auf benz
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,ptxie huntler ais Der atrtee k5rper. etn peiser Sled
btnten auf BEN &reuj. 3wei Sdnttt BON cben tn etnem
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frAe Qalb. Nle hret waren trasenb.
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Desde;den s,mpfetlt bic @ilenbabn- 8 Committee
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nabnte SIR Ganb(gentunsS an bic Seutbern gtn>
nelota~Babn, unS Der @enat ohapte ben Sert@t Der
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