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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

How TO GROW CUCUMBERS.-A cor
respondent tells MoOre's Rural Ncrc
Yorker how to raise large crop of Gu
cumbers on a small territory. Spade
up plot ten or twelve feet in diameter,
as near the back door as practicable;
take All old barrel, both heads ont, and
sink one end of it six inches in the cen
tire of the plot; fill the barrel nearly
full of yard manure, any kind, pound it
in well; plant row of seed six inches
from and quite around it, and direct the
kitchen girl to empty her dish water, at
least once a day into said barrel, and
you will soon have cucumbers at whole
sale. No bugs or other insects hum
about this.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
Cholera in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 4.-The morning pres
denouHces as false the statement tele
graphed by Colonel Palmer's bureau il
reference to the wholesale death Of lie
groes by Cholera. The Appeal says tina
Palmer derived his information from
negroes and policemen. Some few case
have appeared in sporadic form, but
pothing like the number stated. Th'
city now is unusually healthy for th'
season. Business is generally suspended
and besides few picnic excursions
there is no public observance.
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Galloway Letter.

We present, in another column, the
letter of Honorable SAM. GALLOWAY OF
Ohio, declining the second place upon
the Radical State ticket. The letter
will have good effect. Ii will kill
GALLOWAY s0 dead that galvanism wont
make men twitch, and will seriously
damage the party which placed in nom
ination so complete pOpingay that no
respectable man will feel like accepting
the place which he has declined.
A. a specimen of senseless vanity, the
letter in question has few equals 1t
beats West Virginia. 1t goes better
than FARNswOETH; it actually surp asses
BOHEMIAN. We must yield the palm to
Ohio 80 far Us vanity goes, but we have
abundant consolation in the fact that
IN all the other essentials of Radicslism
from robbery to forgery, West Virginia
still leads the van.
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Tic sumner se..iea

The Fortieth Congress convened in
extra session on Wednesday. The pro-
crrdings, so far. indicate that Radical
ism is rottiug a. the season advances,
the hot weather having in this case
abOnt the same effect as upon other
kinds of carton. The treatment of the
Kentucky members is fair illustration
of the measures for which the illustri-
Ons rump is prepared. All bnt one OF
the COngressmeif from that State are,
for the time being, denied their seats,
because they and their constituents are
not ia perfect political accord with
the dominant party. This is about
what was TO be expected from a
Congress convening under the procla-
nation of party managing committee.
Congressional history affords no prece-
dent for snch cOnvocatiOn, and the
action Of the men assembling under
such authority is equally independent
of rule and example. 1t is doubtful il
the people of America can get down
much lower than the position from
which they can look calmly upon such a
mode of assembling the National Legis,
lature. CongresS il now held to be the
supreme power of the land; the acts OF
Congress are framed and passed by the
Radical majority; the Radi-
cal majority in turn is con-
trolled by its majority in
caucuses; this majority in caucus, again,
has its divisions: and so notice the
depths, step by step, until We descend
to 4 few Radical leaders who form the
fulcrum of the Congressional system of
government. By this caucus and Con-
gressionsl machinery few men control
the tiestinies of the nation. The exalted
Importance of Congress as the head and
front If the Government, is indicated
by the following sentence from lead
ing article in a recent number of the
New York Tribune:
The country mnst protect the men
who are in peril because of their devO-
ito. to Congress r.
The "coaairy" must sustain the men
who are devoted to Congress" The
converse of this proposition used to be
regarded as expressing the correct idea,
but these are Gays Of Radical "pro.
gress,r and now instead of Congress
protecting men in peril because of de-
vution to the country. the country plays
the secondary part and is called upon
to protect men in peril because of their
devotion 10 Congress. -t-
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HOW STRANGE 1T WILL Rk.
ny FLORENCE PERCY.

How strange it viii be, love; how strange when
we two
Shall be what all lovers become H.
You rigid and faithless, cold and untrue,
You thOughtless Of me and careless Of you,
Our pet names grown weary with nothing 10 90
Loves bright web unravelled, and rent through
and through
And lifrs loom left empty-ah, hum.
All me!
How strange it will be!
How strange il will be when the witchery goes
Which makes me seem lovely to-day;
When your thought of me loses its couler dc
rose
When every day serves some new fault to dis.
close;
When You find I've cold eyes and an everyday
nose
And wonder you could for moment suppose
was out of the common way;
Ah, me
How strange it will be-
How strange it will be, love-how strange when
We meet
With Just chill touch of the hand;
When my pulses no longer delightfully."- beat
At the thought of your cOming-at the sound OF
yOur feet;
When l watch not your coming far down the
long street;
When your dear, loving voice, 50 thriliingiy
sweet, .'.-".
Grows harsh in reproaeh or command;
All, me
How strange it will be
How strange il will lie when We willingly stay
Divided the weary day through;
Or getting remotely apart a. we may.
Sit chilly and silent, with nothing to say,
Or coolly converse ON the news of the day,
In a wearisome, old.married.folks sort of way.
shrink from the picturc-don't you
All. me!
How strange it will be-
Dear love if our hearts do grow torpid and cold,
As 50 many others have done;
If we do let our love perish with hunger and
cold,
If VT dim all life's diamonds and tarnish its
gold,
If we choOs. to live wretched and die uncon.
s0led.
Twill be strangest of all thiBgs that ever were
told
Az happening under the sun!
All. me!
How strange it would he
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
A New Ocean Gable.

The American Atlantic Telegraph
Company, of New York, which was in
corpurated about year ago, is making
vigorous efforts Ia complete its arrange
mrnts for a new line between Europe
and America by way of Bermuda and
the Azotes. having its Western ter
minus at some point on the coast of the
United States, and its Eastern at Lis
bon. The present cables have not bust
ness enough to keep their operators
busy more than few hours day, but
with the reduction of rates that would
follow the completion Of the new en-
trrprise, il is believed that there would
be husiaess enough for all, and great
increase Of profits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
F.reisn New, b. dc cable.

NEW York, July 3.-The Heralds
Paris, July 8, special says The news OF
the sad fate Of the late Emperor
Maximilian, Of Mexico, has been rtceiv-
ed in the city. In consequence OF the
report of the tragedy grand military
review which was ordered for to-mor-
row. with the Imperial fetes which
were to have taken place on the Fourth,
in. honor of the Sultan of Turkey, have
been countermanded by the Emperor.
The celebration of the 4th of July by
Americans resident in Paris and resid-
ing generally on the continent, for
which great preparation has been made
at the Precatalan OH the BOis de BO-
logne, will not take place. The ar
rangements have been brought to close
ewing to the news of Maximillan's
death.
PARIS, July }, Evening.-The French
Court has been ordered in mourning
according to usual state form by Napo.
leon, in consequence OF the death OF
Maximilian in Mexico.
PoTsDAM, July 3.-The anniversary
of the great Prussian victory over the
Austrians at Sadowa was celebrated in
grand style here to-day. King William,
of Prussia, was in the city and had an
enthusiastic reception. New colors
were presented to the regiments which
took part in the decisive fight. There
has been fine military display.
BERLIN, July 3.-The City OF Berlin
is being splendidly illuminated after
the celebration of the anniversary of
the battle of Sadowa to-day. Banners,
flags and streamers tioated on every
side during the day, and the fete was
made joyous by all.
PARIS, July 3.-Messrs. Vandenbrock
Brothers, American bankers, have sus-
pended payment in this city. They ask
FROM their creditors year to enable
them to pay to each one half of the
money due to them. The depositors
having money in the concern suffered
very much. The Messrs. Vandenbrock
we're favorite bankers with American
rebels of the Southern States, the lead
ing men of JEFF. Davis Coufederacy,
during the war in the United States.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Senator Sher-
man is passenger on board steamship
City of Paris, which sailed for New
York to-day. He deDounces Attorney
General Stanbery's opinion on recon-
struction laws, as IN attempt to annul
the acts of Congress.
LONDON, June 3.-The estate OF Sir
Morton Peto has been put in bankrupt
CV.
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At'heelins gsgister.
Saturday Msrniag.. July 9
Infanlieide.

\ New York paper thinks the days OF
HERoD of Judsa seem To have come
again, if the number of cases of infanti-
eide in that city be any indication OF
such an era. SereHty:fre murders of this
character have been reported during
the last six months, and it is probably
safe 10 assume that as many more have
been committed and escaped detection.
What makes this slaughter of the ill.,
uocruts" more frightful is the perfect
Immunity from punishment which the
perpetrators of the crime seem to have
enjoyed. In no instance of those re-
ported during the last six mouths have
the police or cOroncrs succeeded in fix
ing guilt upon the murderers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

RED PAINT IN THE GARDEN.-ln look
ing over the proofs of Mohrs work on
the grape, we notice many little prac'
ticai hints. Among others, he recon-
mends that the handles of pruning
knives and all other instruments liable
to be lost, be painted Of bright red
The handles of knives and other small
tools are usually of color so near that
of the soil, or that Of the branches OF
trees and vines, that it is not easy to
find them, if carelessly misplaced. He
also recommends the same color fer
wires used for low trellises for vines
ETC., as wires of the ordinary color are
not readily seen by strangers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

STIR THE Son--The value of keeping
all soils well stirred, among cultivated
crops; is not half understood by the
great mass of our farmers. Don't LET
the land become hard and baked, but
run your plough and cpltiyatOr through
your crops, and use the hand hoe thor
Qnghlys The benefits derived from
working the soil-keeping it mellow
admitting the air, &c, must not be
overlooked if yoR wish good crops.
Stir the soil. 2si- .. TO. j - b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

BEET GREESs.-Young beets the size
of pencil, make, with the exception of
asparagus, the best green's; the leaves
must be examined for fear Of insects,
and we'll washed boil with salt pork,
beet, or hamj the latter 10 preferable;
drain free from water, and serve with
vinegar. They may be boiled without
pork, bpttefed. ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
an,ersal Reyease-gads, swayps-

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Internal
Revenue Commissioner decides that
whetstones are subject to q tax of five
per cent.
Judge swayne is not expected to
live.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
REMOVAL.

V,HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
i IN informing his customers and eItizeRs gen
orally that be has removed his Boo; and SAoe
esfablishment 20 the north side Of Onion. BE-
tween Main and Market streets where he kssps
constantly On hand the best 1zads Oi French
CAlfskin, together WITH a good vOrkmsn - the
country ean sdaEd- Thankful fVr ps st patroH
age he wishes . sOntinnznes OI the same.
StrsGn JAMES MATHEWS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06

UNDERDRAISING LAND.-Experiments
in undsrdraining land were made in
Scotland last year for the purpose of de-
termining the effects on the temperature
of the soil compared with that in the
same vicinity which was not drained.
The result was that the draining raised
the temperature Is degrees, equal to
removal Of the land from one hundred
TO one hundred and fifty miles south.
This is an important consideration con-
nectsd with compact, heavy soils, whose
rstentiveness of water lenders them
cold, and comparatively inert with re-
spect to vegetation. Draining lad in
wolves considerable expense, but its in
creased productiveness soon repays this,
besides assuring increased profits tor the
future.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
WhiSkerS and Mustaches

EoRCED TO GRowUPoS THE slfOoT II
IL est face in from three "a i've weeks by uSing
DR.. SEYIGEE'S KESTAURATEUR CAPPIL
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern
science, acting upon tks Beard and Hair in an
almost miraculans manner. II has been used bJ
the elite Of Paris and London with the most
catering success Names II al purchasers viii
be registered, aud II entire satisfac.iru l. mol
given in every instance. the money viii le cberr
fully refunded Priee by mail, sealed aud post
paid e.. Descriptive eirc1Iiafs aud Testimonial,
mailed free Address BERGER. SHUTS &
CO., ChemiSts, No. - River Street, Troy, v
Z. Sole agents f0r the Vnited States.
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Columbus, June -, 1867.


How To RENT A FARM.-The correct
way to arrive at fair price for both
parties is the following: Add the value
of the cultivated lands and buildings
to the value of the stock and tools. If
renter has no benefit of wood land,
the growth of timber, and the inoreas-
ing value of the land, will be equivalent
for the interest on it. Now, If renter
agrees to pay to the proprietor, annual
ly, six, seven, eight or more per cent.
on the aggregate value of stock, imple-
ments and farm, and keep the soil in a
good state of fertility, and make certain
improvements every year, the proprietor
will receive better compensation
than the renter. A renter could not
make o decent profit OIL many farms
were he to hire them at six per cent;
while on others he could afford to pay
twelve per cent. The productiyeness of
the soil must be taken into the account.
Then, the per centage must be lessened,
in proportion as renter makes i'm
provements that willincrease the value
of the farm. If he rents a farm for a
term of years, and certain improvements
will benefit him as well rs the proprie-
tor, each one should share in the ex-
pense. ~
A written contract between the par
ties should require the renter to adopt
a rotation of crops adapted to the soil;
to allow nothing to be carried of the
farm that would make manure; to allow
no manure to be wasted by remaining
in heaps from year to year; to keep the
stock good; 10 keep all tools, implements
and buildings in good repair, making
allowance for their natural wear and not
10 damage fTuit or ornamental trees in
any way. The prices OF which every
thing is valued in different localities
render it quite inconsistent to do any
thing further than simply make sugges-
tiors on important points, by which a
fair contract for both parties may be
framed.
When farm is worked on shares, the
proprietor should so frame the contract
that hay, straw, eorn-stalks and other
coarse material shall not be carried of
the soil; and he who works il should
make and apply given amount Of ma
nure annually. Ifforeign fertilizers are
applied, the proprietor ought to sustain
small portion Of the expense, if he re-
ceives share of the grain. The con-
tract should not allow q man TO plOw up
the entire farm ut one time, so that
there will be no grass the next season,
either for pasture or meadow.
A USEFUL HINT.-The GardeHers
Monthly cautions its readers who are
about transplanting the raspberries and
blackberries, not to plant too deep, as
most of the failures result from this
canse. RasPberries and blackberries
will not root out from the cane, as most
things will from their stems, the buds
have TO come from the crown or roots;
and several inches Of soil TO come
through Is too much for the buds-they
will sosuer die first,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-06
LEMON.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!!

i and a. cold a. ice can make 1t. at LOGAN.
LIST s cos, Bridge Corner. j"2s
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!!
LnughIin's Old Home RitirrS
Cures Dy~?"p-ia without fail.
LnmEhIin'S Old Home RiTIrrs
Cures Sickness OF Stomach.
Laughlin'S Old Home Hiurrs
CrTe' Cramps and Pains.
LaughIin'S Old Home BiIicrS
Cures Indigestion.
LaugIIIiI'S Old Home BiIIers
Cures heartburn.
LaUghlin'S Old Home BiiIerS
Regulates the Stomach.
LaughIin'S Old Home BiIIcrs
Gives an Appetite.
LaughIin'S Old Home BitIPrs
Gives you Strength.
LaughIin'S Old Home BiUcrS
Gives you Relief
LaughIin'S Old Home BitIeTs
Never Fails
LaughIin'S Old Home Bittcrs
rleascs every one
LaughIin's Old Home BitIcrS
Does NJ we say.
1T Ia WARRANTED TO DO ALL
i We claim for il and We can furnish C.Ttil
Gates and Testimonials for il in any number. IL
will relieve distress from feod-purify a sur
stomach. II not only creates an appetite mt
enables you 10 easily digest your food IL u an
invaluable friend " all who are weak drbilita
ted aud in low state Of Health.
Use Iaughlins Old Home Bittsr-
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bittsrs.
Use I.aughlins Old Home Bttsr..
Use Laughln's Old Home BttcB.
Use Laughlin's Old Home Bitte1.
1t has no equal a remedial Agent. There l.
not preparation that l. as certain, speedy and
nfalliblc In action. We say this withsut any
hesitation and can at any time prove We only
speak the facts. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.
feJJ Sole PrODristOrs.
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bAiF- pSh. H. - 4tAlLIA'
Capt. HORACE KELLOGG,
Com'd'g. Post.

Some of these very loyal gentlemen
are to-day using the money obtained in
that way from the best Inen of Tucker
county. There was about seventeen
hundred dollars obtained by this order
off of men that had no more to do with
the stealing in this county, than had the
very honest men who were instrumental
in the assessment, and who gave their
receipt for the money collected by them.
Some of these gentlemen will need some
of this money to defend their sons at
the next term of Court, on a charge of
pc rjury found by the grand jury at the
Ia st term of the Circuit Court. The
SO II, in his anxiety to please the father,
got himself into trouble-a great pity
for the boy: the curse will rest upon the
father. TICKER.
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SIR:-Iu consequence of certain rob-
berries which have been perpetrated
upon Union citizens of Tucker county,
Va, by bands of gurillas. you are here
by assessed 10 the amount of - dol
lars to make good their losses, and upon
your failure TO comply with the above
assessment, by the first day of Decem-
Der, 1862, the following order has been
issued to me by Brigadier General Mil
roy, viz:
If they fail to pay At the end of the
time named, their houses will be burned
and themselves shot and their property
all seized; and be sure that you carry
out this threat rigidly, and show them
that you are not tritiiug or to be tritied
with. BY order of
Brig. Gen. K. c. MILRoY,
Capt. HORACE KELLOGG,
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One Of the above from washingtoa. Pa
r Z. HCQY,
iuly4,St Secretary Of Board Of Health.
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PIANOS.
MASON & HAMLINS
CABINET ORGANS


say they are the best instruments they have ever
seen. They are unequalled for finish in interior
and exterior, and are all provided with the Az.
TOMATO SWELL. combination valves and
many valuable improvements not found in any
other make.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
Da,btm8ten $ax5.
Mtnneapolt6, Mtnr.

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Sd btu thinner ~serenlst unb luRis babel.
gDtgR aud rt&t ~treusfbel NAL fetnt
So fetre i'm Dafbtuetuu 5aufe NAL etu;
Braef eu, wer's eeuu stbta
5retltd Der peteri Der Iterau beltebt,
5tets Bat Der an 5aub, mas u wauf&eu 1t.
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unb @ott met6. mas Ct font Mot nod bat
Wetde Betten, norm unb pets wte ber S&xee,
Denn's TAFT, etnen punfa pom Wetstes. &afee stes 11ee
Somte I'm 5omu,er etstaltes Bter,
Die fetnRen uub befen 2tau5re fub t man tter.
unb betm Beaablen tt Der Peter Elm ltberaler Ntsnu.
It f&retbt ME su utet! nod su weuts an.
Denn's alte &unbeu. stbt Ct germ Credit
unp reduet nur ben GAM sep5bnttden pruat.
dnb ertra fet's benz Garmer nod sefaet:
Gin gutter Stat uub frtf&e Oueae
Jtnpet man tetm :eter auf Der @tene.
gu fnttern oie ,Rdte. 0&feu uuD gferbe
ST TN Stale plas fir cine ean3e 6eerbe.
Run SHUTTER. Ep&ter. Batter unt eotu.
commit bin III benz 5otel ees aDafttnsten.
Der peter label e~rsebeut etn.
81 per(prt&t tets t~u1te-uub 6bel III fetn.'
a21R Setter 8urfentna.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
@aS ne oetp onre,n baben.

III @as baben bic Demofrate11 bet ibren
looenannten 9onenberieqen ,%eewoanen: :
Benn man bael .@olt5blatt" b5rt, BIZ
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more @edsr" unp NdlteBt etnen Nrtifel
lber bic @abl, ME folat:1@ #Er:..', =.
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So, bteie aerualmenbe Nieoerlaee bee
pu.itaniemu3 tn Der rfpubl,t Antl&en
portet 1T Elm poittosr unb idperer Der.
luffF fir bic .bemofratilde" Yartei; eenn
ptelt Nte' erlaee rptrb namentlt@ bic
Noopt!obdrser faaarennetle in Die IS ee
neintste reputlitanii&e partei ~3uradflts
rem. ~. j., ,
No& nidt etnmal einen Nep : yorter
8unotsinnator eespinnen Die vDemofra=
ten" nit @emibbeit ru'@ bic lebte Bab';
ctnn mad reue,, Bert6ten bleibt BE pcrz
ttge @eftBeebun9 tn ibrer Maioriidt
rabrl&etnlt@ rspubltfanifd. llnb BON
Biaeonfn auS perItere,1 bic rDemofraz
ten" ether, Bunteslenator, tnpeu, Die
cortt9e @eleb9ebuns an Die Ste0e bes
u%eberldufer6 Doolittle efne,1 rabitalen
Republifaner pdblen pirb.
Refn renfencer politifer unb iberz
baupt Ntemanb. peien polttii6er Sort
;ont petter reIdt, ols feline Na|t, rpirc
i1 bur@ pas n,omentane Sie9eSeebriiQe
BET @eoanfenloitn unter ben @%oppsrbeaps
IRE fQbren lafen.