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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The annual re-
port of the Adjutant General of Ohio
shows that the State of Ohio furnished
ten thousand eight hundred and eleven
men in excess OF all calls by the gen.
eral government during the war. The
total war expenses of the State during
the war were 500, SG7 900.
The total number of deaths in this
city last mouth was three hundred and
four, including seventeen from the
cholera.
The fire at CanncltOn on Sunday last,
destroyed brewery, three or four
stores, and several dwellings. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000.
The steamer Naugatnck, bound from
st. Louis to Cincinnati, struck snag
Saturday night, about 40 miles below
st. Louis, and sank, with her stern in
twenty-five feet of water. She was
owned i'll this city, was valued at $780,
COO, and insured for SIG, 1000, principally
in Cincinnati offices.
Peter Rawson Taft, an old citizen,
and father of Judge Alonzo Taft, OF
Cincinnati, Supreme Court, died in this
city Oh New Years day.
The weather continues very cold, and
navigation is still suspended. The Their
momctcr mt 9 o'clock this morning stood
ut l6degrceS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Mission of the Steamer Don
Postal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,..Ils- Hill.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-WashingtOn spe-
cials pretend to state the mission of the
United States steamer Den" with As
sistant Secretary Sewarii and Admiral
Porter aboard. The llerald's special
SAYS she is bound to st. Thomas, which
is the land Mr.. Seward is To purchase
for United States Naval depot. The
Times says the destination is the bay
of SANTANA, which is to be.purchased for
a naval station and the Tribune says
Assistant Secretary Stewards mission Is
to convey To Napoleon dispatches eX-
planatory OF Secretary Stewards cable
message. The probabilities are that
none of the correspondents Know the
object of the mission, but are engaged
in guess work.
The Times special from Washington
says: There is good reason TO believe
that Mr.. WashbUrnc's bill establishing
Government postal telegraph TO New
York, will become law. The House
PoStuliice committee is nearly or quite
unanimous for il.
The Tribune's special says the Ways
and Means committee have decided that
gold hereafter must bc sold i'll open
market, that there is too much gold
in the treasury, and il must be reduced.
There has been no action yet on Mi.
Boutwelrs bill.
The Times special says,John &. Ryan,
who was arrested 1T Memphis some
eighteen months since, on suspicion OF
being Surratt, is seeking damages Tor
false imprisonment.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, January

New YORK, January 3.
COTTON-Fully !c higher; closingsat
35!c for uplands, and 36s for New
Orleans middling.
ELOUR-1Ga15 higher; so S5al2 81
for extra State; IL 35al2 80 for round
hoop Ohio; II 4oal3 - for trade
brands.
WHEAT-A shade iirmer, with fair
demand.
CORN-lc higher; 13al II for mixed
Western in store; l5al l5i atloat; clos
ing with an upward tendency.
OATS-lc higher, at 63!a Coz.
PETROLEUM-Dull and unchanged.
COFFEE-Quict.
SUGAR-Steady.
MOLASSES-In moderate request, at
s1taS6c for Orleans,
WIIISKY-State in bond 25c.
PORK-Heavy; so 25a2l 81 for new
closing frmer for cash; 10 0Oal9 % for
old; closing at 10 II cash.
BACON-Dull.
DRESSED HOGS-LOwcr, at -. for
Western.
CUT MEATS-Dull, at 9alOc for
shoulders, and 1Oal2lc for hams.
LARD-Unchangcd.
BUTTER-lJa}3c FOR Ohio.
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Tho Kentucky observation-disclosures
Court of Ohio-The Constitutional
Amendment Adopted in the Ohio
scnate-Negro Suffrage.
CINCINNATI, Jan, 3.-The Kentucky
Legislature assembled at Frankfort to-
day, but no quorum bel, - present an
adjournment was made Until to-mor-
row.
The Supreme Court of Ohio met at
Columbus to-day. All the Judges We're
present. =.
In the Ohio Legislature to-day, the
Senate adopted the constitutional
amendment; yeas u, nays II.
A resolution was referred to the com
mite on Federal Relations, requesting
Ohio Senators and Representatives Ill
Congress TO cast their votes against the
admission of any part of the territory
lately in rebellion until sufficient
number of States have adopted the con-
stitu.ional amendment.
In the House resolution to amend
the Constitution so as TO confer the
elective franchise without distinction
of sex or color, was ordered to be
printed.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wheeling wholesale Marker.


WHEELING, Jan. 2, 1851.
Trade very quiet. Our merchants are
busily engaged in January settle
ments." Very slight change to note
in the markets. ,.,
DRY GooDs-Firm, with better feel
ing and fair demand, especially for
heavy staple goods. We quote:
Prints: Home 12c; Amoskeag, l6a
l7c; Washington, lie; j. San
ders, 16.c; American, 1se; Sprague,
Isic: MeTimac, 1920. De Lanes:
2Oc; dark, %. Ginghams Wayerly,
20c; American, 2oc; Lancaster,
25c. Bleach Nusih: 81, l2al3c; Is,
lsa2lc; A. 2ia26a30c; 81, 25a3Gc.
Brorn Muslin 81, 13al5c: 7-S, lGal5c
Al, 2Ca22c.
HAY-Scarce and wanted at Sl4 50a
Is 90.
BUTTER-24a25c.
EGGS-Scarce, at 24a25c.
CHEESE-New Western Reserve, l6c;
Factory, lsc.
OILS-Carbon, SOC for refined; win
ter strained lard 81 % for extra 81 20
for No. l.
COFFEE-Market steady; fair and
prime, 27a2Sc, choice %.
SODA-Salcs ut lOal0i.
SUGAR-Sugar house llal1ic. Cuba
l2la13c for good to prime Porto Rico
l3!al4 for good 70 prime, and choice IA;
hard refined lie A. Coffee l6c; b. do.
l5!c; c. do. l5c..
SYRuP-5Oa60c for lower grade 70ca
81 ~ for good to best brands Porto
Rico molasses 75a55c; New Orleans mo-
lasscs 90a9j.
FISH-Halves, lake herring 81 10 do
white fish - large, 50 50 do No. do
large Sll kits No. do So; do No. = do
NAILS-10d to Cd nails, 81 so per key;
Sd and Cd nails, 81 75perkeg; Cd and I'd
nails, So 90; other sizes i'll proportion.
BROOMS-$2a2 so for good and So %
az 90 for extra.
SALT-$30O from yard, for Ohio
River 4 On for dairy.
TOBACCO-16a7Sc for dark los, IS
and navy; 95cal 90 for bright IS aud
Is; 81 20aI 20 for fancy chewing brands;
s0aSl 90 for bright los.
SOAP-German l0c =; common &C;
Eastern family lac.
CANDLES-l7c for city mould tai
low BIC for star 2Sc for hotel.
RICE-Carolina III; Rangoon LA
lie.
LEATHER-Frcnch calf S2a2 90
French kips / Goal 10; German calf
l 90a2 20; American do 75al 60 har-
ness leather 42ai3c skirting do 45;
bride do S5la56 per doz sole leather,
hcmlock, 35a3Sc oak tanned 45a47.
HIDES-Activc and scarce sales ut
&c for hides, and 20c for calf.
SHEEPSkINS-50al Oh.
STRAITS OIL 90 per barrel.
WOOL-The market is dull ; sales at
45a55c, according to quality and condi-
ton.
GLASS Market firm and steady; 5
by 10. 81 - 10 by II, 81 90.
COTTONS-Stcady; yarn, 5laGOc
batting, 35a4Oc Irvine, G0a7Gc.
SEED Timothy, 80 OOa3 80; Glover,
50 90; Flaxsced, S275.
WHISKY-Steady at SIC for bonded,
and 81 ;;i2t.a2 81 for raw.
PARTNERSHIPS ut 9Ual 90 per ID.
GINSENG-SaleS at 70a75c per lb.
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THE WHEELING REGISTER i!
The Largest, the Best and r,o
Most Widely Circulated
Paper in West
virginia.!
Daily TTi-Heekly & Weekly!
Salts PiEn ru

DEING sATssFlED Tu,-
ID their patrons are prepared 10 encoura-', :.
enterprise which has for its object the np,t,,,;
and promotion Of the welfare of the Whi,. W
in this Republic, and the development AMI -
ovation Of oar young aud Promising Sit, -
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGISTER he, ol '
largrd and improved this paper ~ NEE, tL, 81
mands of increased circulation aud srn,s;a.
popularity, and now takes pleasure in pr,sent,,,,
10 the people of this State. the Larycs,, N,a,.
est and Most Reliable Paper i'm Me-
virginia.
TksE SEGlsTER can point to it,o,,,
history as the sUrcst and best index of is i,ir,,
course upon all questions Of National or So
policy. Relieving that the WAY was ,s,r,. LAY
It's legitimate purposes attained with the ,nr,,r
der oi the rebel armies, and the ahars rnurnt -
slavery and secession by the South fin, Ey,r,
TER will be the uatiinchny advocate of all p,,.
ures that tend TO promote the national laruurv
10 restore tho unity OF the Government and 10
extend TO all sections the priceless blrssipg, y,
an impartial Union and lasting p,arc. II Win
he equally firm IN its opposition TO all paTiigsn
schemes that impose unjust and unvarrau,,J
conditions upon the reunion OF a Goy,tulu,p,
that was never broken, that guarantee perrt.
nal ascendancy to one political party and un
changing ostracism 10 every other, and tn,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart by
leaving our country still divided, our peor.
disunitcd, our Union umcstored. Tolen,n,
the opinion Of all men. while s,ealfastly adv
eating its own, despising the proscriptive bco,rr
Of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 its owl
convictions OF right and duty,
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Fred. Stewards Nissicu-lkcccnsfru
:iOl.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Fred. Stewards
mission is to llayti, to establish IL naval
station in the Bay of Sonora.
1t is positively affirmed that the test
case, as to whether Alabama is State
in the Union, will be decided by the Su-
preme Caur: in tue affirmative.
The committee on Reconstruction
will, it is understood, report against the
proposition offering to the Southern
States admission without further condi-
lions. on the adoption Of the constitu-
tioual amendments.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Eegister.l
The ylnrItcts-Ti,c French Troops 10
Leave Mexico March Isl.

The MnrI1cts-Thc French troops 10
Leave Mexico March lsf.
LIVERPOOL Jan. STANDARDIZATION
firm, at l5id for middling uplands.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Market active, and advanced Id.
LIvERPooL-To-day the stock OF
grain is light. Hreadstuffs advancing.
Petroleum advanced; refined one shil-
ling and seven pence.
LoNpoN.-P. M--Breadstufs firmer.
Advices from Servia are OF an extreme
ly warlike nature.
PARIs.-Thursday Noon.-The Moni-
teur of to-day announces that the entire
body of French troops well surely leave
Mexico by the 1st of March.
MADRID. Noon. - Marshal Seraus
has been arrested. 1t is supposed that
the arrest was for completely III the late
plot for an instruction.
ROME. Noon.-The revolutionary
committee have issued proclamation
calling for an early rising of the people
against the authorities, and in favor OF
incorporation with the Italian king
dom.
VIENNA.-NOOr.-The Austrian Gov
eminent has called special session OF
Riechcrath, to consider the question of
amending the constitution.
oN.-Noon.-Consols easier, at
9O!. Money-5-20s 73t. Closing prices
of 5-2Os 73. Illinois Central s2!.
. ID -Mnnny RI of
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sc,Iufor Wade.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Most Of the
Congressional eXcurSionistS Were in
their seats to-day. Mr.. Wade was sur
rounded hy Senators asking about his
present status, and how much lie was
dcmoralizcd by his Southern tour. Mr..
Wade said he had been moss kindly and
courteouSly treated. He said he had
talked to Southern people palmer than
he had ever spoken in the Senate.
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Farmers, Merchants md Gnf-
tie Dealers

WIN have their interests specially consulted 10
the preparation uf this column, and no cuisines
man In Nyost Virginia should hesitate 10 AVIAN
himselC of it, advantages
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New York stock Market

NEW YORK, January ;.
Stocks closed firm; Ohio certificates
12Sal34; New York Central ll2talI2s;
Erie 81 sa67t; Illinois Central 12i fal22t;
Pittsburgh So; Toledo ,125ssl26; Rock
Island l0ls; Fort Wayne los; Northwest
ern sos; Michigan Southern SO; Milwaa-
kee and st. Paul preferred 50; Chicago
and Alton preferred Ill; Pacific Mail
7I1; Missouri Gs 9ii; Tennessee is 6s.
Mining stocks active Gregory LIZ; Con-
don $50; Lacrosse LOO; Rocky Mountain
3l5; Smith and Par1nelee al5. -
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Proposed Territorial Condition for

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The joint res
olution submitted TO the House to-day
provides for four territorial GOVERN
mcnts for the late State OF Texas, to be
called Brazonia, Braus, Sabine and Lin
cola, to hc organized on the principle OF
other territories. The public lands in
the state 10 be declared tie property of
the United States.
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1t. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, January 3.

ST. LOUIS, january 3.
Tobacco at GO for common leaf
Cotton firm at 30!a3l. Flour quiet at
10 80 for extra, IL 75a12 % for double
extra, and II 25a13 so for choice. Wheat
= 60 for good fall, and . s. for choice.
Corn advanced to 72a76. Oats higher
at 59a62. Pork 20! delivered in Cairo.
Whisky unsettled at 22la2 81. Hogs
lower at 6ia6i.
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The Southern 1Ie,nodia Church.

RICHMOND, Jan. 3.-Retmns from %
Conferences of the Southern Ne hodist
Church show that the proposition to
change the name of the Church is de-
, fpatpl
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Chicago .Y;ar;SCt.

CHICAGO, Jan. ;.
FLOTR-Dull and firm.
WHEAT-1a2c lower, 15a2 Il for
No. |.
CORN-Firm and 1a2c higher 75s for
No. |.
OATS-Firm and !alc higher.
PROVISIONS-Activc.
MESS PORK-Dull and 25c lower, at
Il IS.
LIVE HOGS-Downward tendency
and 1Oa15c lower, Mt 5 90a6 80.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady at 6 75a
90.
RECEIPTS-Flour, 1000 barrels;
Corn. 800 bushels: Wheat, $4,000
bushels Oats, 1900 bushels /; Hogs,
5000.
SHlPMENTS-Flour, 5000 barrels ;
Wheat, 10000 bushels.
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Governor NycIlcs amd General SLeri.
duu.

New YORK. Jan. 3.--Tho corrcspOn-
dence between Governor Wclles, OF Lou
isiama, and General Sheridan, is pub
lishcd. Wcllcs, it appears, requested
Sheridan 10 enforce General Grants or
der, and punish the voters by military
commission. Sheridan replied he would,
when he Thought It necessary.
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New York MONEY Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.
Money fairly active at per cent. on
call.
Sterling firm and quies at lG9ea109I.
Gold decidedly higher, opening at
1921, advancing to l55, and closing al,
Is:
Governments closed buoyant.
Freights to Liverpool dull and de-
Ginning.
Coupons of 81, 1G7sa1G5; registered 6s
90, l05!alo6; coupons of '65, l05sal05i;
10-i0s, 99ial00. ~. arir.
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WHAT D;D II Il Young LADY, returning to
her country home after sciurrn Of few
months, was hardly rcro,nilcd 10y her friends,
In place of 4 rustic, huslr face, she had a soft,
ruby cumI;c Ni"u. 0f almost marble smopthncss
and instead of -, she really appeared but H.
She told them plainly sine used liaGIn's Ma-no
LA lIalm. and would not lie without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. II can be ordered
of aIy drug is. for onl? 81 cents.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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An elegant journal. printed in the German ian.
guage and izsued for the benefit OF Unr G'naas
citizens, Is published weekly at the REGlaIf"
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous cn,91I1fs,
mcnt with which the friends of the RIGS ~"
have hitherto rewarded hi, efforts. the ~"
prietOr hopes by continued enteTpnsc nhd :.
ergy To merit Ia the future the same liberal pAt
ronage which their paper ha, heretofore ~
ceived.
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Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3.
Flour dull. Wheat dull and heavy al
9 IL for No. l, and vial 80 for No. 3
Corn firm at SIC for old No. /. Oats
steady at Acc. Receipts, wheat, 1900
bushels oats, 5000 bushels corn, 1000
bushels. Shipments, flour, 1900 bar
rels.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. It's contents vii b,
made M Of all important news 81 ne week
Geographic reports, transacii"ns IN H." GAiA'b
Editorials upon subjects Of general nip''l az
Agricultural Column special Correspondence
from all parts of the State, choice literary ahd
pO-tical selections, and i large amount ~ ,iir
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable 70
all classes of tho community. IN short, DO
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue to V" iLs
lest FdEiity .NeirspaPcr erer Jubt'h'd N vs.
ktdk.
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Ucimstreet's inimitablc Lair Culor!ns has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
II acts upon the absorbents at the roots OF TIE
hair, and changes it to its original color by lie
grces. All instantaneous dyes deaden and In
lure the hair. Hcimstreets IS not dye, but Z
certain IN its results, promotes ITS growth, ana
il a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 81 cents and
81 u. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Dealers
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Others. Wehaye heard men boast of win
tering a COW Of common size on a single
ton of ordinary hay. Under such prac-
tice. nearly every farm In the neighbor-
hood would lose one or more animals III
the spring, by some disease induced by
want of food and exposure to cold:
Swine died, and so did nearly one-half
the lambs and calves. Cows and work
ing oxen came ont Of the winter poor
and weak, the former giving but little
milk after calving, and the oxen entire
" unfit for performing the spring work
on the farm. 1t was wretched policy.
We trust that it is abandoned among all
enterprising farmers. Feed your stock
well, and they will feed you.-Ner Eng
land Farmer.
MARROW BURROWS AND DEEP PLOw-
ING.-Hcre is good hint about plow-
ing from S. w. A., Cortland, H.:
have heard it stated that it takes no
more power to run the pillow ten inches
deep and six inches wide, than it does
the reverse, ten inches wide and six
inches deep. i think this is not abso-
lutely true, bat certainit is that light
team may plow land ten inches deep if
we cut very narrow furrow-say four
to six inches wide. This kind of plow-
ing leaves the soil very much better
puiverized and smoother surface than
would be obtained by cutting wider
furrow, and enables those who work
but one team TO plow their land i'll good
order if they wish to do so.
PROTECTION TO WINTER WHEAT.-lt
is suggested, by western farmer, that
wheat fields may be protected from the
severe weather of winter by sowing
oats first and covering them and then
following in day or two with wheat.
1t is thought the oats will help protect
the wheat during the winter, disappear
ing, of course, in the spring.
TNDER-DRAINING.-T editor of the
Cincinnati Times has what he calls q
little farm of twenty-one acres-ten of
which are arabic. The operations upon
this, for the present season, have been
most Improbable in consequence OF the
lack OF proper drainage. The owner
sums up his losses by saying: In the
first place, we had two and half acres
of strawberries, which the winter so
badly killed out, that we harvested one
hundred and fifty dollars instead of one
thousand dollars worth. The loss would
have paid for understanding the patch
four times, through and through with
tile, at intervals of two rods. Then We
had patch Of potatoes, two-thirds OF
which rottcd in consequence of the wet
weather. Here we lost enough to have
paid for understanding twice over
An Iowa correspondent Of the Prairie
E.Illnrr WIN lost siXtY-SeYen hOrS.
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LYONS EXTRACT or Pure JAsncA GINGER
for Iudigest on, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, &c, where warming
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prep;
Sration aud entire purity snakes il cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ov,,
eIywhere, at ~ cents per bottle.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by al
Druggists. icbleo"
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Tie Ccu.rcSsionnI EScursiunists-
The Fest Gutt, Case.

WASuNINGToN, Jan. 3.-Thc Cor
grc>,ioual cNcursioniStS have returned.
The decision in the test oath case
WAS not given to-day, rs Justice Greer
was unable TO attend.
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EulaIa Market.

BUFFALO, Jan. 3
Flour and wheat quiet. Corn nomi'
nal. Oats, No. =. Chicago about 50c.
Dressed Hogs dull at 1tas.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The dry goods market opened better,
with an improved feeling. Prices firm
Standard sheetings, 81; prints selling
slowly; woolens not in demand.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.
Flour firmer; IL Scala 90 for Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Wheat unchanged. Corn
duh. Oats sal 81. Provisions dull
and unchanged.
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Tie Mining. Agricultural ana
Grazing Interests

OF Yves; Virginia will find In the IifIiNIske
constant and jealous advocate whsle tie ss.ai
and political advancement Of tho state OIL ~
cUiyr its earnest attention.
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Gnow nf New OrscDna,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.---Snow fell last
night to the depth Of two inches. This
is the first heavy SNOW storm since
1870
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IN lifting tie kcttle from til" lire / scaldcd
myself vory scyvrrly-umc hand almost to
crisp. The torture was UThraIIhlc.
The Mexican Mustang Iimimrnt relieved the
pain almost Immediately. IL healed rapidly,
CHAS. FOSTER,
Az Broad St. Philadelphia
This is merely sample of what the Mustang
Liniinclit viii do. 1t is invaluable in all cases
of wounds, dwellings, splains, cuts, bruises,
slmvins. etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of countcItcits. None Is genuine I'M:
less wrapped in fine stcclplatc cn-ravings. bear
Ing the Signature of G.. W. Wcstbronh, Chemist,
am, tho yrjgafc stamp Of HE&is BAE$E' i Co.
New ok.
s;ngaro.a Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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All who value \ beautiful head of hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn.
ing gray. will not fail 10 see Lyons celebrated
Kathairon. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy. orldicatcs dandruff, and causes the hair
10 crow with luxurious bean O.. Sold every
whHe. J.. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist. lew York.
snratoau Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
THE TRI-VEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday, Thur1hr md Na'
uriay, aud contains, besides the ,,st,nl, Of 10
preceding issues of the Daily, Many valuable
Items prepared especially for this publication
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-04
THE RE GIsTEE

Will strive TO make the popular mind "wi.-ib "
conviction" rather than slavish by dciatiOp, sra
will labor TO disseminate only such views upon
current questions as bear the stamp Of rcssJa
and the seal Of truth.