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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-22

Coop OUT OF Ev11.-The Elmira
Gazetie in alIuding 10 the shooting OF
Hiscock saws: Since the affair at AL
bany, MANY of our married men keep
earlier hours than usual, and are at
home with their families before ten
O'Clock in the evening, They give as
an excuse that they don't want to take
the chances of being out late, as they
might be shot for some one else.
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WheeIInr FemaIe Coll. Be-.

The closing examinations will take
place on Monday and Tuesday next,
from nine to twelve o'clock; the Com
mencement exercises on Wednesday
evening. in the Fourth street Presby-
terrain Church. The public are respect
fnIIH invited.
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QUEEN VICTORIA has resolved to de-
vote two and half millions of dollars
of her savings during the last few
years, for the endowment of a cOnVales-
cent hospital near London. The EN-
press Eugene recently gave up beau
tiful chateau, near Lyons, for a similar
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THE HEALINa FOOL

Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create Impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, FREQ OF charge. Address,
DR.. ]. sKILLIS HoUGHToE, Howard AS
ISOLATION. PhiladelphIa. Pa. mylI-3md&W
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GLIrTERISe TEETH.-Not only does
Sozodont impart the VhiteTess OF the
purest porcelain to the teeth, but Its
poLiSh, too. They glisten after being
brushed with 1t, like the inner surface
peerless deutifriee Is to render the en-
amel as hard and indestructiblea as ada
mant. cod
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Baptist Church Notice.

At THE URGENT SOLICITATION OF
N his numerous friends, Rev. J. w. Tag:
CART, OF the LIST Baptist Church, has consented
iSa66ath) evening. The public are cordial
IL invited. Services 70 commence promptly
at ~ O'Clock. Seats free, 1uneS-t
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Free 10 Everybody.

a large 6pp. Circular, giving Information
of the greatest importance TO the young of
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful. the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fall to
paid, by return mall. Address,
P.o. Drawer, 81, Troy, MY
meh9s-eod, triR&WIy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-22

A PARDON was issued on Thursday
in the case Of General Longstreet, it
having been granted on the written
and personal application of numerous
and prominent individuals including
Gen. Grant, mum Der OF officers in the
army, and several Senators and Repre-
santative6.
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THE net results of Gen. Hancock's
campaign against the Indians are thus
stated by the Chicago Tribune :--"After
marching eleven hundred cavalry
distance of eight hundred rIiles with
prodIgIous transportation trains, he
succeeded in capturing one old Sioux
with broken leg, and an IdIotic Chey-
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How TO CUBE HxDEoPHoBIA.-Mr.
Youatt. the famou veterinary surgeon,
who has been bitten eight or ten times
by rabid animals, says that crystals OF
nitrate ofsiIver rubbed into the wound
will positively prevent hydrophobia in
the bitten person or animal People
would do well to cut out and preserve
Mr.. Youatt's receipt. Some of our
readers may have u chance to try 1t be.
fore the summer is over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-22

SOUTHERN VIEWS oP DEMoCRAcY.-
The Houston Journal urges the people
OF Texas to read the counsels contained
in General Longstreets letter with
great care" and adds;
The main point In the letter Is Its
correct reference TO the Democratic
Party, regarding that party at the
present time as offering nothing but
prejudice. As we have OMEN commended
through the columns of the Journal,
there Is "nothing tangible about 1t, ex-
cept what was staked upon the war,
and there lost" We agree with Gen'l
LOngstreet that the South must seek
some other standpoint upon which TO
base her future action than the Demo-
cratic Party. tits now obsolete.
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Notice.
HEALTH OPFICE,
WHEELING. lime MLh 1881.

HEALTH OFFICE,
WHEELING, June 10Th 1884,
NOTICE TO THE PHYSICIANS OF
IN the City OF Wheeling. Gentlemen: In
view OF the approaching slckly season of the
year, and the Imminent danger OF a vista.
ton OF AsiAtIc Cholera, l deem 1t proper by
this SPECIAL ORDER TO require every person
acting rs a physician within this city to make
report Immediately to me, in writing, at my
office, OF every case that he or she is called 10
attend, OF Asiatic Cholera. Small POx or
VaFioloId, specify Ing in said report the name,
age, sex and residence OF each case so atten-
ded.
person acting as physician within this city,
being notified OF the passage OF such order,
shall fail, or refuse TO make report OF any
case OF sickness aforesaid, according TO said
order, he or she shall forfeit and pay TO the
city, not les than one nor more than
twenty dollars for every such offence"
The law IN this, as in all other cases In re.
lation 10 my duties, will be strictly enforced
- VIC " E. MCCOY, MD,
Jun2l-2t City Health Oficer.
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aeantEa.

uTANTED-AGEETsS5 TO sao per
w month, everywhere, male md fenn1le,
10 Introduce throughout the y. g., tbs
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This ma
chine viii stitch, hem. FELL tuck, quilt. olna,
braid and embToider In most superior man
neT. PTee only SIS. Fully warranted 1oE
nve yearS. Address,
my 24lmdi sEcoSIB & CO., Cleveland. %.
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cu.,sr Cnuncn CATHEDRAL, Mon.
treat. @. E., was eonsecrated with great
pou1p on Tuesday. AlRrge number OF
clerical dIgnitaries from the States,
among whom were the Bisnops on VIZ VII
Rmonies. = -.
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"a DISTRESSED Mother, writes to the
Allentown, (Pa.l Eentoerdt for advice,
which she gets thusly "The onIp way
to cure your SON of staying out late o.
nights Is 70 break his legs, or else get
the calico he runs with to do your
housework.o
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DUrCHER,s LIGHTNISG FLY-KI

LER will certainly exterminate these pests,
II its use Is persevered in. Beware OF bogus
FIy-Paper, which some dealers keep because
they can get 1t for nearly nothing. Don't be
swindIed. Ask for BUTCHERS, which Is
sold by all live Druggists. my2s.lmd&w
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Notice.
PARKERRsBUG, June 10, lse

FAAkEhhShSSG = Ahe w. Aoot"
kaTshol Jor DE Distrief Of Ret Vtrot1ta:
NNHE REGULAR TERM OF THE DIS
trict Court OF the United States for the
District OF West Virginia having failed to set
at Wheeling upon tue day appointed by law,
you are hereby authorized to give notice 10
ali persons interested in the business of that
court that there will be aspecl Al term OF the
same, upon the first day Of July next
You Will cause grand jury to be summon;
make all necessary preparations for the
holding of the same.
Given under my hand as Judge OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the Dis
tTict of West Virginia, this 10Th day of June,
1851. JOHN j. JACRSON,J r.
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ourrxa considerabI Southern trade
In cotton Is now being done through
Petersburg. More than two thousand
bales of cotton have been trans-shipped
moon the b. q o. r. r. within n couple
Oh weeks, chiefly from Nashville and
MamphIs. Tenn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-22
Administrators Sale of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.

ON FRIDAY, THE 18TH INST, AT
" the late residence OF Ms. Elizabeth
Dunlavey, deed, will sell at auction all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture belong
ing TO the estate, consisting in part ofTableS,
3 Ifas, Bureaus, Chalrs, Be1steads, Carpets,
Pictures. Mirrors, &c, &c.
over that amount a credit of three months,
with a proved security.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, q. m.
ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF.
Juu22-td Administrator
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Lost.

ON TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18Th,
W In the Court House yard at Moundsynle,
a large Pocket Book, containing check
for Jour hundred dollars on the National
savings Bank OF Wheeling. In favor OF ].
Reed and drawn by l avid McMechen. Also,
alb Int seventy i've dollars in U. h money.
Payment OF the check has been stopped.
The finder will receive q reward OF twenty
nve dollars by leaving the pocket book
and its contents with the undersigned,
= ju iinS5s= '--'' J.w. PIPES.
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TIME DELEGATES TO THE TRADES
i Assembly will meet at the Hall of the
"Guards" Hoss House, Centre Wheeling,
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A HoasHEAp oftobacco was acciden-
tally started ON the bank of the river
near Charleston, West Virginia, last
Saturday, and in its progress knocked
down and rolled over the mate OF the
steamer in which it was about to be
shipped. All who saw the accident e1-
pected to find the man crushed to q
lifeless mass, but he was only smashed
into the mud, from which he arose in
time to shout orders to "catch that
hoRshead.n 1854 = Z
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TRAGIC DEATH OF AN AUSTRIAN ARCH
DUoHEss.-The Archduchess Matilda,
the intended wife OF Prince Humbert,
of Italy, a Princess, In her 10th year,
by all accounts endowed with rare gifts
OF person. mind and heart, died in Vi
emma on the morning OF June 6. She
Inadvertently trod on a luciter match,
which WAS lying at her feet on the floor,
as she leaned out of the window talk
ing to one of her relatives. Her Sum-
mer dress was in a blaze before she was
aware OF 1t, and before any one could
run 10 her rescue she sank to the ground
in an agony OF pain from which only
death released her. The lady was the
adiAnced bride of Prince Humbert, the
heir of the throne of Italy. Prince
Humbert was enjoying the festivities
OF Paris when the news of the accident
10 the Archduchess reached him, and
he INN edIately left, II is supposed, for
Vienna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-22

BuccASKERs EXMEs was lately select.
ed 10 make a presentation of a flag to a
certain steamboat. In his speech he
spoke about restoring the Star Spangled
Banner 40 the mast head Of the mer-
chant ship from which in times gone bys
/ haze so often caused u to descend"
The superlative imPudence of that
"brsg'' is apparent when 1t is remem-
bered that he carefully lodged every
armed antagonist, and when cornered,
ntuck his colors In his first battlel
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For Rent.

THE DWELLING HOUSE BELONGING
i 10 the estate OF Mrs-.E DunlRyey, decd,
situated on the west side Of Market street,
North Wheeling, containing seven rooms,
hall and a good cellar. Possession given lst
ISRAEL UPDEGRAFF,
Jun22-St Administrator.
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Aett Adrerttsetaeuts.
FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The large side wheel steamer "Sr.
liz laJAMES," ]. ]. BlAgg, CommAn:
iFder, Chas. RegfneT. Clerk, VIII
leave a above on MONDAY, the 2ith inst
Al II O'Clock, q. m.
For freiSht or passage. apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATfELLE CO.,
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ron CINCINNATI.
rart.Ap wFFv1y pAoKET

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The First Glass Passenger Packet
.heE. ~ EDINBURGH, Capt. I. L.
Thompson, w. g. Thompson, Clik,
VIII leave rs above on Saturday, june I'd
at 5 o'clock, p. m. $500. .a-....
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
BOOTH, 8A1fELLE 4 CO..
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TAI Hon. Isaac NEWTON. Commits
s,ouer Of Agriculture, died at his resi-
denee In Washington Wednesday night.
The duties OF the office of Commission
ar ad interim will devolve upon John
w, Stokes, Chief Clerk Of the Depart
ment. A special Department Of Agri-
culture was established by an act OF
Congress, approved May Is, 1852. The
officers OF the Department are Com
missioner, a Chief Clerk, and statissi-
cal Clerk. Mr.. Newton was the hrst
Commissioner OF the Department.
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Iyonxparasol handles are made from
the shin bones of cattle.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, g.

DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, S;S:
WHEREAS, A LIBEL HAS BEEN
w hled in the District Court Of the United
States Ior the District OF West Virginia, on
the 9th day Of February, ls67, by the attor
ney of the United States for said District
against ten (l0J Packages OF Liquors, alleging
in substance that said 10 Packages OF Liquors
were In January, 1857. removed from the
place of dIstlllator5 other Slse than into
bonded warehouse, as required by Law, and
that the same WIS found in Wheeling not
having the Revepue Inspectors brand there
on and concealed with Intent to defrAud the
revenue laws OF the United States, and that
the same were seized in Wheeling on the
9th day OF February, 1855, as forfeited to the
United States. and praying process against
said Liquors, and reasonable and proper sal
wage and that the said Liquors may be con-
demned and sold TO pay such salvage with
costs, charges and expenses. Now, therefore.
in pursuance OF the mOnltion under the
seal OF the said court 70 me directed and de-
livered, 1 do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said Liquors, or in any
manner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be
held at the city of Wheeling in and for the
District OF West Virginia, on the INST day OF
July next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon,
(provided the came shall be q day OF turtsd1c
ton, otherwise. on the same day OF turisdic-
ton, then and there to interpOSe their claims
and 10 make their allegations in that behalf.
Dated the 18th day of June, 1851.
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
Jun1S-tlJyl U. 8, Marshal, W. D. W. Va
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IHE Mooreheld Advertiser of the 18th
inst, gives a description of the cere-
monies at that place, in memory Of the
Confederate dead, on the 9th inst,
when the graves were decorated with
flowers by the young ladies, and A. G.
Harness, Esq, delivered a very elo-
quent and appropriate address. Mr.. ].
c. Carlile. read an original poem written
for the occasion. We give two stanzas
of this poem, to show the aniutats of
these mourners;
How Eweeuy they sleep, I0h0 haze died for
Their country,
And never win walker the combat again.
But n.dHtted With glory, they peacefully slnm-
And rest from their toll In the grayes of the
ElAln.
Fond hope hovers DER US, and bids US MT
Each grave /. a voice. which We cannot mis-
Each one 8. ne future shau ssrUe for an anar,
Ar Iehieh Iaerea pot0S their auen0eJg I0tu make.
The people Of that county (Hardyl
complain of the vigilance Of Gov. Bore
man, In enforcing the laws OF our Leg
islature for the protection of Union
men, and with these complaints on
their lips, the Intelligent, wealthy citi-
gems OF Hardy county gather around
the graves Of the rebel slain, while each
grave SERVES for an altar" at which
they, by "sacred VOWS" swear 70
avenge the dead.
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"HARPER,s MONTHLY" for July, al
as is the habit OF that popular

teEnAteSp as II tue nholt OF thhI popular
magazine during the summer months,
bstween the illustrative. descriptive,
gossippy instructive, locally entertain
yng, and amusingly instructive ro-
mantle articles. The "stage Ride &c
Colorado" related and illustrated in
this number, is exciting enough to keep
the sleepiest reader awake in the dFOwE
siest summer afternoon. "our Ne"
Northwest" is timely and novel pa
per on the people, country, and adVan,
tages of our recent national territorlAl
acquisition. The stories ofthe NUMBER
are good, and paper on the New Nork
Markets Is full OF figures ofinterest.
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$4,000: Number. and 7ss Prizes
$4,000 $4,000
whole Tickets SI2, Halves 90. omar
tiers D.

whole Ticket. sIs, Halve. So. omar
tiers D.
pBWe would cali particular attention %
the above MAoNRIcEST SISGLE-NUA1Kk
LOTTERY, which Will be drawn II kubLlS,
In CoYIS6ToN, KY, BIT SWORN CoNhn-
sIoNERS. ut ONE O'CLOCK, p. n, at the corner
Of FoURra and SCOTT SIS. The PnbhS ae
Invited 10 witness the drawing. The ken
lucky State Lotteries are no Gift EnterPIhsS
but responsible Money Lotteries, tbat nA.S
bean conducted success. ully for tne Ply
thirty years, and are drawn under ne
authority OF q Charter from the state, so
bonds to large amount are given tor "
Published in the Sew York Herald and Cln-
cinnaH Commercial
Circulars OF LolteKies drawing daily sent NJ
by application to the Managers.
Address all orders for tickets To
MURRAY, EDDY q co.,
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CHICAGO has one hundred and sever
churches.
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The Programme vii consist or Chorusses,
Quarteltes, Duets and Solos,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
The members of the Society hope TO merit
at this, their second public concert, q repetl-
ton OF the patronage so literally bestowed
upon them at their INST.
The sale OF tickets will commence at nine
O'Clock on Saturday, June q, at weber's
Music Store
Tickets, 30 cents-Reserved Seats, 20 cents:
fnn2i.lL
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Notice.

To Cdbinet-makers, Wa0on-mdkers,
Builders, de-:
"AVING NOW IN OPERATION ON
III my place, on Big Wheeling Creek, three
miles above the Monument. Marshall coun.
ty, W. Va, n first-cIass Portable Saw MIL, I
am prepared 10 hu oil orders on the shortest
notice, with the best quality OF lumber.
jun2l.3t K. &. BUCHANAN.
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AN ArrEArPr TO ESCAPE.

Colonel Campos, a Mexican officer
alone endeavoIed to escape. Mounted
on a magnificent gray steed, n six
shooter in each hand and 81, 900 in his
belt, he dashed down the mountain
aide and tried to break through the
Liberal cavalry. Impossible as the at
tempt was, it seemed for the moment
as ifit would succeed. His horse. stood
at nothing, but jumped bitches, barri-
eades and earthworks with equal ease.
Baffled and turned at one point, Cam
pos tried another; he shot dead Lib
eral major who attempted to stop him,
and wounded several other men. Final
" he was wounded and captured. The
Game day he was shot by order of Es.
z5--s.
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SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
THE
Beethoven Society
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE es.

ID RESPECTFULLY ANNoUNCEs THAT
III Il will give its Second Grand Concert at
WASHINGTON HALL, on
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SURRENDER OF NANlA1.lAN.
Meantime Macmillan had been
Joined at the Cerro de la Campana, or
Bell Hight-a. fortified hill command
ing the extremity OF the city-by Gem
erals Mejia, CASTILLO and AVelleno, and
Prince Salm-Salm, and others Of his
officers, but 1t was quickly evident
that resistance or escape were equally
impossible. Four battalions OF fnfan-
try and nearly the whole OF the Liberal
cavalry surrounded the hill. A large
white flag lat the distance 1t looked
like n shirt) was accordingly sent down
from Cerro, and the Emperor, with his
principal officers, surrendered uncondi-
uonalIy to General Corona. They were
allowed to retain their horses, arme,
and personal property, and later In the
day were marched round by the out
skirts OF the city to La Cruz. The
hussars and the remaining forces on
the Cerro c4me down in detachments,
and NEST of them surrendered TO Cor.
ona's American Legion.
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An Army OF More than FIVE
Thousand OffiCc-Holder'

Arc consuming your substance, and by %
other hungry eXpcctants are gathering Use
vultnres, 10 banquet upon tbe '1iAls o. pr
trate State.
Your public buildings aro sinking doIif' Y
the hundred thousand, with no apparent Iss,t
Your Lunatic Asylum has already costNioy'
third more than the original estimate lsi ~
whole, and the iirst wing Is not yet coGP'S'
At the present rate, more than one nili's
dollars will be consumed In what j. notlbs ="
than a stuDendOus fraud, at which you' Ps'~
servants are oDnniying.
The Penitentfary was expected 70 b vai'. {.
Size 900, but through the inoOmPetsney "a
planned H. nearly four times a. much I1fi-
will Ne required as was originally INTENDED -
the expense Of the building will be littf 30
OF one million dollars Other operations u p,
lie mon show similar disregard Of yoih ~ =.
est. Many Of them Are mere schtmes o. PM
benefit and public robbery. Co.,
Not q single Radical journal Of ne NAV -
uttered word Of dennBciation Of tbo'S y g.. =.
other public wrongs. To the RpiIsIA S. -,
almost the exclusive honor of champ"alt
popular cause against the Outrages o. ~ !.
plnnderers- In pursuance Of it, purp'~, =.
hunt down corruption aud oOtrUpt1nlsl'
RRGIsrRg win lay before the peSpf -.
startling facts concerning the outlay = -, -
funds upon public works. The mo-t rs1 NV -
frauds are known ~ have bSeB pefpetrat'aa =.
every tax payer has an interest IN tbri ~ y,
ment. We call upon the people TO s''D'
support Us In oar effort.
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Now is the Time 70 SabscrA.
For THE NEN.
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

(WHICH, IT Is LEpGEp MA
w Ice the most important Political anna
in the history of our Government. The A
mishing preparatory 10 this great light IA, !,
roady commenced; and IL, condition al ~.
country makes the early aud Thorough d...s..
nation of the principles We advocate a nat
otto duty. We therefore invoke tue and 81 i,
true men in extending the circulation NJ n,
REGISTER. There is not u locality IN the rogr
Try where Club could not H. made M Mi,
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the RRGIsTrR i only IN Id.
fifth year, Il already, in point oi CirculatirB h
huencc, Ability aud Value ranks anon f.
first papers In the land and cunir,,eih STAN.
far ahead of any of its ,Utcmponnr, IN Wri
Virginia. Ii will bo the aim vi the pppnt.-
not only to maintain, but 10 add 10 ID, ll..
reputation.
This paper will not M surpassed by auy pu.
LEGATION in the country Tor is COMPLETENESS a, 4
Family, Business and Political journal. IL %,
Telegraphic News, Domestic ~ well o, by %.
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliable Fnlut4
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence 10
compilation of News tI.usprng IN IA, Ntl.s
and throughout the nation, ~ IHE fEpu,i~
vIGOR AND HONEST BOLpNEss % lis EpuuE,A
and in all the requisites that 20 10 make %
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