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coFFEE-steady; sales 1000 bags

.COFFEE-Steady; sales 1000 bags
Rio in bond at Ia, gold. 1-,
SUGAR-Steady, with a fair demand;
sales llu0 hhds at 10a1l Tor Cuba, and
IL for Porto Rico. 3 ss..4 Tr
gJMOLASSES-Nominal.
JHOPS-Quiet and steady.
observation-disclosures and firm at l6i
for crude, and "a i for refined in bond. d
PORK-Firiner and quiet; sales $500
bbls. ut % 60a23 75 for new mess; closing
% 81 cash; u 25a22 as for old mess;
10 UOa19 81 for prime; % OOa22 % Tor
prime mess; also 500 bbls new mess at
% 75a24 W sellers and buyers option
for April and May.
REEF-Firmer: sales of ECO bbls at
l3 0Oa20 90 for new plain mess, and ~ w
a23 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Firm at Sail.
BACON-Active and firm: sales OF
l.s5O bbls. Cumberland at 1lfallt fol-
short ribbed; l2al2s for short clear, and
l3 for long cut hams.
CyTMEATS-Quiet and steady; sales
of 47O packages at 9ia104 for shoulders
and 13sal4. for hams. 80.
LARD-Firm: sales of 400 barrels al
l24al3l for new.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy; l0a20 foI
Ohio.
enthusiastically, at l3al9. a-
LATEST MARKET, >. Z. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed fairly active, and
medium and good grades 5aloc higher
WHEAT.-Quiet and very tirm; 4es
55 for No. = spring, and = 7oa2 40 FOL
No. |. ..-.
lRYE-yery firm at l :Aat 30 for West
eru.
OATS-Actiye, with u good specu
lative demand, at 66a67l for old west
crn, 67a69 for western.
CORN-Dull; III in store, and lea
1871 for shipping mixed western.
PORK-Firmer, with an upward ten
deney, with sellers of new mess at % y
cash and 90 e. regular; buyers ut % a.
cash and 23 Sn regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS -Quiet and nominaily
unchanged. 40
BACON-Firm and fairly active; lOE
fo1 Cumberland middles.
-LARD.Quict and firm; l35al3t tol
fair to prime steam and l3t for Kettle
rendered. ...r
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Pittsbnrg Oil Trndc.

PIT1SBuRG, March %, le6I.
= The market during the week was
moderately active, there beinga fair de-
mand. The receipts of crude by the
river have fallen off, particularly during
the past three days; the entire amount
received did not reach $500 bbls. The
receipts from the opening of navigation
to date exceedthOse of last season H.
$50 bbls. Tie market was frmer than
the week previous; holders have evil
IDENTIFY made up their minds to hold up
posed to give way. The rates for bulk
on the spot ranged from 6a6ta6!c, ac-
cording to the gravity; the latter quail
fication has a good deal to do with reg
ulating the prices. Dispatches from
Oil City report firm market with a
fair amount of activity, with a number
of sales on speculation.
REFINED OIL-Was in moderate de-
mand. The weeks sales were 24,525
barrels bonded. The rates on the spot
were 49,, 20a26lt for Standard white
closing at the latter figure. The prin-
cipal operations were for Philadelphia
delivery, extending until late III the
fall, so many hundred barrels per
month. Most of the refiners here have
sold a large amount ahead, and are en-
gagged in making ready to fill the out
standing orders. Free oil was very
dull; the only sales made were for job
bling purposes at 4Oa4O!c per gallon.
Saturday, The market was dull with
limited demand for crude. Buyers
were dispose TO hold off. There were
no receipts worth noticing. The only
sale reported was 500 bbls bulk, for
April delivery, mt &C. 4 s 4 =
REFINED-There was nothing doing
worthy of notice. The market contains
a fair supply. The asking rates on the
spot were 2Oa20a, for June and July de-
livery; Standard white 2Sa29: light
straw to white 25aa26c per gal
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Farm for Sale.

';'uE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
! tie farm on which he now resides. in Brooke
county, West Va, containing A. acres, - of
which is cleared. and all under fence. There is
q goo, hnmc Cottage House, containing six
rooms and n kitchen: stable, corn crib, sheep
house. etc. A never failing spring near the
door and springs in every field.
There In an orchard of about hundred tires
of choice apples, eD0 peach 50 plnn besides
cherry and pear trees, all in full bearing. There
is ) acres OF grape vines, also in full hearing.
There is no waste lands on this farm. the soil
of the best quality and very productive. aud
has an eastern exposure.
ANY one wishing further information, or to
examine the place, can do soby calling on me
on the premises, thrce.fourths Of mile from. or
addressing at West liberty. Ohio county, West
Virginia. JOSEPH L. ROSE.
I'm,
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, March %.
Ohio certificates 262a27; Canton 45ia
454:' Cumberland 3la32i; Quicksilver "a
a3li; Mariposa STAG; do. preferred 22ta
POI: Western Union Telegraph l1a4li;
New York Central l055al06: Erie ga
5St; Hudson l37a137t; Reading l0l Ia
1919; Michigan Southern 1Gga765; IL
linois Central l153a1l5i; Cleveland aud
Pittsburg 79a79E; Cleveland and Toledo
IIca11o, noeh Ioland oS3a965: North.
western 35ia35i; do. preferred 6l!a6I:;
Fort Wayne 95sa95f; Pacific Mail l26pa
l27; Atlantic Mail -ia-5.
Governments were lower at the morn
inig board and rather dull, and closed
dull this afternoon, without marked
change; registered of 81 10stalOSf:
coupons of n l0sia10Ss; 5-20s, register
ed, '62, l07fal07!; $50 coupons CO, 10S4
al09; $50 coupons,6i, 107sa107s; do. '65.
i07 ialO7f: do. January and July 107a
1914; l0-i0s, registered, 81 sa974: do. cOu-
pons g7ia91f; August 7-3Os l06alO6t, do
for June I05gal05i; July do 105salO54.
Border State bonds firmer on Virginia
6s, but otherwise lower; Tennessee is,
63a; Virginia Us 59a60: North Carolina
is 69!; Missouri Us 94Ia95s; Hannibal
and st. Joseph bonds 19asl: Pacific
bonds 95a93i. ....- .......-..
Steamship shares more firm and high
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Valuable Property for Sale.
,p,uUE SUrRSCRlRER OEEEr II a

I for sale, the farm on which he now resides,
situated on the Wheeling, West Liberty and
Bethany Pike, IL miles from Wheeling and four
from Bethany. and convenient to the. town of
West Liberty; containing is. acres 6oacres clear.
ed and all under good fence. There il Oh the farm
a good two-stOry frame dwelling house with
twelve rooms and kitchen; good smoke house
and spring hOuse. underline same roof; never
failing well of good water, under the roof, with.
in ten Eco; of the kitchen door;sa good frame
baru suitable for storing hay and ctain; answer.
ing also as good sheep house: stable, corn crib.
carriage honse and grainery. There is On the
farm an apple orchard of 100 trees of choice va
ricty; $50 peach, plum, pear,-grafted and stand:
ard-all in full bearings ounces cherries of best
quality, currants, red and white, gooseberries
raspberries of fonr varieties; also, strawberries
of which will be IN full bearing this season.
This property il convenient To the West Lib.
erty sAcadeply; also. to churches Of the varions
denominations. 4. For further Information ID
dress. ALEX. C0EN, Wheeling, or JOSEPH C..
POWER, West Liberty, W. V. nar2l. WIN e.
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From 81. Louin.

ST. LOUIS, March 25.-The damages to
the bridges, trestle work; etc, on tho
Eastern Division of the Union Pacife
railroad by the late flood have been re-
paired, and trains now arc running reg
ularly over the new bridge over Solo
mons Fork, near Fort Riley. which was
completed on the 22d inst, and loco
motion now reachss;a, point 4,i5 miles
west Of ST. Louis, the track being laid
1t the rate of one mile, pen day.
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St,priG'S SRfp.

Bell and Guthrie, rs. II. n.--;s ~ nj
DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court of Wetzel county, on the I'd day Of March,
1861, i will on the Cd day OF May, 1867, the same
being Court day, at the front door II the Court
Honse of WetGel county. offer for sale certain
tract ofland belonging TO the heirs of Mary Morris
deceased, lying on Little Fishing Creek, in said
Wetzel county about seven miles from the Ohio
River. and now in the occupancy Of William
l1ithrie and containing two hundred (2O0) acres.
in six and twelve months; the purchaser giving
bond with good and sufficient security for said
deferred payments with interest thereon from
the late II said sale. : LEVI SUCM I
mat29 Wit Z sheriff WetZel COUNTY. =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale, s

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE. RENDERED
ID by the Circuit Court of Marion. at the Octo.
Der term thereof. for the year 1861, in the
chsneery cause of William kitchener and Thorn.
as Erwin. Administrator &c. a. John Walker
and ,Rs , David 4 4 Ss9 isas P5sfs oa 6elSre
on the I'd Monday in April 1851. to sell at pub
lie auction, 10, the hishesl bidder, for cash an
pense Of sale, andthe residue upon acredit of six
and twelve nlnathiy pafd1aser giSshs lSnd with
good persopsl security, the house and lot in the
bill mentioned situated n the town Of Manning.
ton, in what is known as West Warrington that
: msri3.ltd& 3tw . EsSMITH GsmmiasieuefSa
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Farm for Sale.
I,HE RHIENRn AERRRS

l. r,saie four hindred and fifty acres, more
uate in Richhill township Green county, Pa,
five miles from Cameron Station, W. Va, well
watered and in good neighborhood, and is well
calculated for either agricultural or grazing par
poses the most of which is wen set with grass
an orchard of selected fruit, two comfortable
dwelling houses, one frame barn, two stables
grain house. corn cribs " agon she'd colt stabls
calf shed and other out buildings an excellent
spring Of water two rods from the house and
two good yriIl seAtSs ,Persoss Wishing to pur.
chase, viii call ON, the undersigned on the prem
Sea mar2fw5m ANDREW SMITH.
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BY THE CABLE. +.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, Noon, March 25.-Consols
opened at 9li; Illinois Central 'st; a-2oss
TAI; Erie, 80, ,.g5 g,6g
FRANKFORT, March 25.-5-eos 80.
PARIS. March 25.-5-20s s4f. -otsS1.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Cotton open
cd firm and active. Breadstuffs gener-
ally quiet. Corn declined to 4os Sd for
mixed western. Oats steady at IS cd.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Lard
dull. Bacon, 50 for Cumberland cut.
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General Shern q n.

NEW YORK, March 25.-General Sher-
man has expressed the desire and deter
minanon, ifhe canIoldainleagas of the
President and General Grant, to go on
Captain Duncan's excursion to the
Holy Land, which is 10 sail in June
next. General Sherman will take with
him his daughter Minnie.
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New York Money IlariSet.

New YORK, March %.
The money market is active and firm
at 6a7 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet at ! -1al 02,
gold, for first class bills.
Gold lower, opening at 1874, and clos
ing at 1921.
Government stocks shade easier.
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New York Prize Association.
500 Broadway, New York.

The name 1na yaipe OF eacn artnte on oW
Envelopes, and well mixed. On receipt Of ::
cents an envelope containing such Ticket W.
be drawn without choice, and delivered at Our
office, or sent by mail to any address. The pur-
chaser after seeing what article it draws and its
value-which may be from One 10 Five Hundred
Dollars-can then, on payment OF One Dollar,
receive the article named, or may exchange ii
for any oil or article marked on our Circular ct
: the same yaluel Every Ticket draws an article
worth One Dollar, or more: ~ No Blanks.
The articles drawn viii be Immediately sent by
Express or return mail or delivered at our office.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the
receipt of Valuable Gifts from us, may be seen
on file at our Office, among whom we are per
John S. Holcomb, Lambcrtville, Y. j., Gold
Watch, value saJ0. Mrs s.. Bennett, s5a Cum
berland Street, brooklyn, Sowing machine, $50.
Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn, Gold Lever
ington' d. C.. Diamond. Pin, sI75. j. c: Suther-
land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano. $3.50 Mrs.
IN. Jackson, eO3 Nineteenth St, n. Y, Sewing
Machine, $50. Joseph Camp, Elniira \. y Me
bs@nnd st Cluster MIR RIM ssh 6 nenE
WorcseteS Mass, Sewing Machine SIS II.
Shaw. iB 10th Street, n. T., Coli watch, $3.50.
Edw. Btynton, Nashville, Tenn. Melodeon. 500.
James Russell, Montgomery Ala, Gold Hunt,
lug Watch, $3.50. r. I. smith, Providence, y.
l., Silver Lever Watch, $50 Oscar Purdy, Mad
ison. \. j., Music Box. SIS. Hon. Il. s. Newell,
ST. Paul. Mimi, Gold Watch, Sls5. j. r. Speuy,
Litchfield. Conn, Silver Watch, SIS. VIM. b.
Peck, Harlem Ills. Music Box SIS VIM. Ray.
mond. Dayton. Ohio, Silver Tea Set sl25. Miss
f.. NJ Schenck, Detroit Mich, Diamond EaI
Rings, s2a5. Pierre Beaudin, St. Charles Hotel
| New Orleans, Diamond Ring, sl70. Mrs. Martha
Barnes, ST. Louis, No., Meodeon, value SIPS.
-,JtYs A chance 70 obtain any of the above ar
TITLES for One Dollar by purchasing Scaled Ed
yelope for p cents. Entire satisfaction guaraD
,teed to alb : y -, -, E,ne
! lars % for Five Dollars Great Inducements
Agents All letters should he addressed
| ,''p- y 4 =. : n. RAY-& co.
decIf-dSw 3m 500 broadway, New York.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ia published every Friday. lts contents will b-
made up Of all Important news of the wosk,
teegraphic reports transar'ionsiu the Nark"ts
Editorials upon subjects Of general iuterr-t, an
Agricultural Column. special correspondence
from all parts OF the State. choice literary aud
political selections and largc amount Ut ear
fully prepared misce laneous reasling suitnhl" To
all classes Of the community. Ia shot H."
WEEKLY REGISTER will coi,lIn~ TO br the
best Family N,wpdpcr srSr pubIihoj IA tbs
kfuts
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Greenwood Cemetery,
INITIATED ON THE National

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD. three miles East Of the city n now
ready Tor InteIments, sale aud improvement VI
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land and is laid
out in the most modern and improved siyle-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threcfOurths Of tho wear by the
Hemp6eld Railroad II is perfectly secure. and
intended to be beautified by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery. public Vault, chapel, artificial
lake. fountains, &c.. To make IL equal 10 the best
Rural Cemeteries In the country. Ample pro-
vision Is also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity-
Persons desirous of purchasing lots can exam
inc the groynd With the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, On Main strset, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing 10 make intsrments will ran
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 10 lot holders and Visit.
tors will be Issued by the Steretary.,.li l..fl.
49, a. j. SWEENEY, Prest.
r. @. BoSIiAN. see,y 'i"I l' ~ ~
BOARD or DIRECTORS. POI
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
j. ;. Rhodes, George Adams
John G. Muth, Re Jordan.
Geo. Men8el z. A. Hildretb. f4
Joseph Be. auaJi
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, March o..
, General market unchanged. Cattle
active; 100 head sold att 00as 81 for
axen and steers. Hogs-sales of 1000,
clusing at 7ao1 for averages of 222
pounds. Sheep-salcs Of 1902 head at
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Cliicaro Market.

CHICAGO. March 81.
Flour firm. Wheat better; 2 i0a2 -.
Corn firm ut Oh. Oats firm ut 10. Rye
firm at goal -. Whisky dull ut 24c.
PORK dull ut - 80. Lard dull at 12i
Bulk meats Zoe: shoulders Sal0t: short
ribbed 10Ial0l. Picked hams l2sa14.
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OTTAWA, March 25.-Ipportant dis
pitches haSs bcunsrecentH reeeited' IN
reference TO the movements OF troops
and gunboats, but they are withheld
for the present.
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VIII strive to make the popular mind '~is..r b,
conviction, rather than slavish bv dictatiun an.
will labor to disseminate only such views ul,t
current questions n bear the stamp OF rrasor
and the seal of truth.
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From Petfsviiie. ga.

PorrsvuLE, Pa. March 25.-On Fri
day ni9hti Eve shishmen attacked the
house of Patrick Gallagher, near She
nandoah city, intending TO rob him.
Gallagher fired on them, killing one
and wounding another Thd wounded
man is i'm N-------- -
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oswego hoard OF Trade

OswEGo, March 25.-The Board of
Tra,e resolved not to adopt the GENITAL
system until put into practical opera
ton in the markets of New York, Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

T,HEASNEAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders of Greenweod Cemetery. 70,
of Directors; will be hald at the of
fice Of the Company on Thursday, the asih, be
ing the fourth Thursday of March, 1867, De.
tween the haars Of and 4 o'clock P. ~
a lGGAG4y r @ B0NHAA Secretary. &
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The Largest and Oldest Music
House in West Va.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
EMERSON'S PIANOS

The best CHEAP and GOOD Pianos made in the
United States. at prices from 500 upwards. All
pianos warranted years. ....
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'RfT.srW,n,a1.i

CINCINNATI, March-2 5.--The river has
risen 8 feet 5 inches id the last az hours,
and is stiiP rising affinch an hour, ~ithI
80 feet 2 inches in the channel The
weather is clear Mt long intervals. Their
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THE TRi-WEEkiN

IL published every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urtlay, and contains bcsidcs the fonisni- of tie
preceding Issues Of the Daily, msny valuable
Items prepared especially Tor this publication.
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TERMS.

PAYABLE IN ADvASCEJ
Daily Regisssr per year, by mall TT !,
ak months, Z" ...... ~
three months (" ... 30
by carrier, per week ....... u
Tri' Weekly Rfgrtsr, ang,e copy, BY mslS o
club Of Ave copirs - D.
And eopyfrs tDthe Estter Up ~ the duh
weekly Rsgs'r, singiess.gy.,-..~e.':%
r. ~, club II ten............. II "
club ~ twenty. ........ y "
iree copy Of the Weekly 70 tbs gelt.rap u
the getter-up Of q club OF twenty.
Rsmittanees fsrEfahs mnst be made q, os'
time, but addiksns may b. Iaade 1t any i.ps o.
Clnb rate. after the Clsb has beea raised, pro
vided q fun years snbscription II taken.
MONEY By IHafl ExDrsss or Rerist.ftd Ii
tiers may b. sent atoar rink. Addscas
- 20 IlRWIN BAKER,
oetis Wheeling. ws-t Virginia.
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The Circulation Of lhe Reg.
lister.

Larger by far than that Of any other paper 10
the State, makes II the hest advertising m"'uE
IN West Virginia.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat
tie Dealers

Will have their interests specially consulted IN
the preparation of this column, and u" business
man in West Virginia should hesitate I" avail
himself of its advantages.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLUMN

win contain the latest and most reliable market
reports IRON Wheeling and all prominent Ea.i
ern and Western cities.
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THE AeBEITERs FREuND,

An elegant Journal, printed In the German Ian.
guage. and issued for the bepefit Of our G-rrnaB
citizens, Ia published weekly at n. REGISTER
Office.
Feeling grateful for the generous rncourags
meBt with which the fricDds Of the RIG u EH
have hitherto rewarded bis eforts, the Pro
pri6 tor hopes by continued enterprise aud ~
ergy 10 msrit in the fltnre tine same libcial pa,
ronage which their paper has beretofoi' re
ceiTed.
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WesOdeOns and Second Hand
Pianos At Lowest Prices.
Sheet Music, Music Books,
Singing Books. MtrsicaiIn-
strumenfs, Strings. DC.
FOR SALE,

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE Mt FARM.
i situated on the National Esad, twelve miles
east Of Wheeling. Ohio county, West Va, con.
tanning afty acres There are on the premises a
dwelling house. containing SIX rooms. kitchen
and wash house; also smoke house. stable harm
mediately, possession can be had on the first Of
Aprils II not soldby the first of April, will then
be for rent Terms. and full particulars made
known By the subscriber, at the premises.
-, ~ - ISAAC II JONES,
b nars-~s~&dst ~ Valley Grove
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

or West Virginia win find in tho REGISTER
constant and zsalous advocate. while ihc social
and political advancement Of the State viii ~
ceive its earnest attention.
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WIZ ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store, Buckets. Tubs Wash Boards
BroOms, Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood, Mad
der, Indigo, COppcTas, Blue Yitrol, Alum. Pep
per. Allspice, Cinnamon, NutIne6s Cloves. Mus
tard, Ginger, Bicarb. Soda, Sal Soda, Rabbits
Soap, Colgate's Soaps, German Soaps, Family
Soaps, Candies Mould and Star, Concentrated
der Cotton Yarn Cotton and ETay SrYines
Candle Wick Batting, Wrapping Paper &c.
MAXWELL s. TINGLE.
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body are th.
most necessary requisites to promote connubia
happiness Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens TO the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reieStion that the happiness o
another becomes blighted with our own.
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HOFEEE.-
- 100 bags prime Rio Coffee for sale:
MAXWELL & Jingle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-26
OILS
GRAIN.

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store Tea, Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco. Nails. Buckets, Tubs Wash Boards,
BIOOms. Concentrated Lye, Essence Cotiee, ~
Carb Soda German. Irish, Bleach and Family
Soap, Candles Lead Shot Gun Caps, Powder
Bed Cords. Glass Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine,
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and hcrIlrg,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans, Crackers,
Salt, Vinegar. Western Reserve and Cream
Cheese. and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-26
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves BY a certain prac.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
! learned from evil companions ar at school, the
effects of which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep. and IL not cured renders marriage i'm.
possible. and destroys both mind and body,
! should apply immediately.
What pity that Young man, the hope Of
his country the darling of his parents, shoald
be snatched from all prospects and enioyments
| of life by the consequences of deviating from
| the path of nature and indulging In n certain
secret habit. Such persons must. before con.
/ templating