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MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS


(SOr MARRAkrEDD
Those Pens 10 carats fine, and Better WIRING
and more Durable Pens than cam without operating MOI
tons Patented Machinery be produced for the prices efoh
the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SIINER-PLArED IA
TENSION CASKS WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen..........S so. with Pencil Case u 90
Lucky Pen. ......... rs. with Pencil Case. l rs
Always Ready Pen. 90. with Pencil CASE. | %
Elegant Pen. IS. with Pencil Case. w
Excelsior Pen. ! so. with Pencil Case. ID 49,,
These Well Finished Good Writing Gold Pens, VITA
Ird0smn Points the average Of every one OF which
will FAR ouas OF the best Steel Pens, ofhongh
they Hnicdryanied, aud Therefore not erchongedot
They not numbered. but correspond In sire TO Nos y
., 4, 8, and respectively.
Tho risk Is taken Of all remtances by mall In registered
letters and the safe delivery " the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents charge for registering IN al
don to the price OF the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
Any can secure ~ the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up club
tl3 so will buy. ...............tl SIS worth on fch-,
rs 50 will buy ................. 80 worth ~ Pens,
40 ~ will buy ................. so worth or Pens,
" sent 10 oar Gdd,eSsdt one Time
ON receipt of he money the subscriber will send by re-
furn mail, otherwise as directed Gold Pen or Pens
sc'setiu9 The taue according 10 description Address
A. MORTON.
No. % MAIDENJDANE, NEW WORK.
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THE :
GREAT AMERICAN s.
7
T E A C O NJ p A Ny.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
TIE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The Projectors y convinced years ago that 90,
sume and Coffee paying and large profits On
these articles every consumption and organized THE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, to do away a. far po,ab
with these drains upon the Consumers supply then
with these necessahes at the smallest possible price.
To give idea Of the profits which have u.
Tea trade with the American houses leaving Of he &C
count entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors
The American House in China Japan makes large profits
their sales ,hpnentsand Of the richest merchant. IN
this country have through their houses 10
China
I'd The Banker mt.. large profits upon foreign exchange ss
the purchase Of Teas
3d. The Importer makes profit Of per many
On its arrival here sold BY the cargo and the Purchaser s,Ia
Spectator invoices Of 700 to 1900 packages at sng.
profit Of about 10 per cent
sth The Spectator Tea Dealer in lines aa
profit Of 10 to Is per cent
9Th The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells Wholesale
10 suit his trade at profit Of about 10 per cent
7 The Wholesale Grocer sells the Retail Dealer pros
% IS per cent.
eth The Retailer sells the Consumer the profit he can get.
When yoa have added these profits many bokersss
earsg stOg eOoperage waste add h. original Ofns
Tea will be perceived what the has pay And
propose why sell very than other dealers
We propose away with all these prOhts and brOkge'
esrsg stOr,g eOopcg and waste with the exception Of na
commission paid for purchasing correspondents China and Japan,
carriage. and small profit to Ouuees-vheh. on our large s.ea
will amply pay
Parties getting confidently rely getting
them pure and FRESH they from the CuOnose s,ofes
o nj warehouses
The Company continue to sell a, the following pices
ooLoSG, (Blsck) 90, 20, so, 30, best 81 p 10
MIXED (Gresn and Black 90, 20, SO 80, best 81 n.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 30, 50, 80, ST. 81 10, best 81 20
y n.
IMPERIAL, (Green 20, so, &c. 81, 81 TO- best 81 rs ~
YOUNG HYsoS Green 30, 50, 80, ST. 81 TO- best u "a
on.
uNCoLoRED JAPAN 90, 81, 81 10, best 81 % p d.
GUNPOWDER 81 rs, best 81 so y ID,
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THISTLE BENEVOLENT AssOCIATIoN-rhe annual
eston Of oIcerksOf this AssociationEtoOk place Oh
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SrANPs.-A case, wherein the United States and its
Consul in Canada plaintiffs and Boyd and Arthurs
defendants being tried In Chancery in Toronto, OF
public interest The United States claim the right OF cap
lure of quantity Of stamps from on board the Electric
Spark, sunk by the Florida July TO- 1864 the American
coast. commission has been issued by the Court OF
ChSncey in Upper Canada TO take evidence in this city
as U OWnership, &c, Of the stamps over 10000
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A NEW TEMPERANCE SOCTETY.-On Thursday
evening last meeting held in Hitzeibergers Hail.
No. 2O6 Eghthave for the purpose Of organizing
Young Mems Roman Catholic r. A. y. Society. Forty
members took the total abstinence pledge, after which
the following gentlemen elected officers Of the
ciety: Edward HILL President ThOs. NeDonnell Vice
President Robert j. Doke, Recording Secretary Michael
German, Financial Secretary Hugh keenan,, Core
spending Secretary John Mcdonnell, Treasurer.
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p,.,,,,i, Station Harlem r. r. BUYERS Of Trees Plants
L. are r.ons,rd 10 this well grown stool OF reeseeoe
~ ST. " W..,.yo cents X j. CARPENTER Proprietor
R,r, 10 Messrs Greelev and Sinclair OF n J. TRIBUTE
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"WINE- PLANT DEALERS IN TRoUBLE.-We have
frequently felt called upon to show up the "Linngus'
and other plant" pretenses wherein dealers have
succeeded in palming of rhubarb roots-nOthing
nor esSunder the petense that they the best
wine producing plant in existence One Of these ped
ders OF ROekland County in this Stase sold Albert Wal
tbery 100 plants taking his note for $40 at six months
Considering himself swndled, Mr.. Walthery not only
fuses 70 pay the uote bnt TO Offset its collection,
warrant before Justice Borden OF that county and
has The dealer arrested for false preenses The Justice
has bound him over 10 appear at the next court when
the whole matter Will he rigidy Investigated.
CoIONEBs INQUEsTs.-An inquest was yesterday
held By Coroner Goyerati No. a Laurens-st on the
body OF James Kassang aged nine months The infant
was on Thursday left III the department. occupied byEts
parents In company with an elder brother, while Mrs
Kassang went down into the yard 20 hang out some
clothes In her absence the child fell into tub OF water
left standing upon the floor and drowned verdict
OF accidental death was rendered An inquest
held by the same Coroner at Bellevue Hospital on the
body OF Sarah stewart native Of Ireland aged % years
who died from the effects OF burns received the Eth
Inst. by her clothes taking fire from the explosion of
kerosenc lamp at the residence OF Mrs Juiia Stevens
No i37 West seyenteenhst where she was employed as
"A domestic.
THISTLE BENEVOLENT AssOCLATIoN.-The annual
ELECTION Of 0fJCelh sof this place Oh
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| Terrible Catastrophe on the B. & o.
h. R-Expiosion Of 4. L.ocemotive-
Two Men Blown 10 Pieces-Horri-
Bile Details.
1t has seldom been our lot to chroni-
Gle more shocking calamity than that
which we are now called to record.
The details are almost sickening; none
can read without shudder such story
of mutilation and death. Glovers Gap,
station on the B. & o. Railroad, in
Marion county, was the scene of this
terrible disaster. Engine No. 1876 left
our depot at half-past one o'clock on
Monday afternoon, for. the purpose,
as we understand, of assisting
one of the Western bound trains
over some of the heavy grades in
the vicinity of the station above
named. At one o'clock yesterday morn
ing, as this locomotive was lying upon
the Gloyer's Gap siding, her boiler ex-
ploded with fearful report, rendering
her a perfect wreck, and instantly kill
ing John Hobbs and John Delaney, en-
gineer and conductor, respectively. One
of the men, Mr.. Hobbs, we believe, was
mutilated most wretchedly, one of his
limbs together with the, lower portion
Of his abdomen being torn.from his body,
and thrown hundred yards from the
wreck. The other unfortunate man
was less horribly disfgured.
AS we gather the circumstances,
Hobbs and Delaney, expecting to re-
main upon the siding some time, had
covered the engine fires and lain down
to sleep. The brakesmen had gone to a
cabOose connected with the train and
fallen asleep. 1t is supposed that the
fire kindled anew after being covered,
and created a pressure of steam greater
than the boiler could bear. This is the
only theory we have heard advanced in
explanation of the explosion.
What renders this affair the more
lamentabIe, is the fact that both the de-
ceased were married men. Mr.. Hobbs
had been but short time married, and
made his home at the Swan House in
this city. Mr.. Delaney resided near
Cameron. He leaves a wife and several
children. '..
Both were highly respected as indus
trious, upright citizens, and both will
be mourned by many warm personal
friends. The bereayed ones upon whom
this blow falls SO heavily, will receive
the heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community.
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.R..u,if.l,y Grand,

Exclaimed q young lady friend Of ours
yesterday as she inspected tho magnif-
cent display at oxtoby & DufReld's
Jewelly Store, lO3 Main street, Some
of the haest gold watches for ladies and
gents, anu the most magnificent jewelry
ever brought to Wheeling, have just
been received Gold and silver rings,
gold and silver, thimbles, rich and racy
breast pins, gole and silver spectacles
silver plated waA., and fancy goods
generally, can be fou,d at "l03." Call
there and purchase yo.r holiday pres
ents. See advertisement
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trustees sale of Glassworks
and Fixtures.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
from Frank II. Bradnsr, James Falloure
.nd Charles W. Fasts, 10 me, dated the 2lst
Say of October, 1867, and now Of record in the
Pccorier's Office, for the County Of Ohio in
ned Book numbered 81 page go, shall sell
20 the highest bidder at Pubic Auction at the
MECHANICS GLASS WORKS, situate at the
East end Of Second street, in that part of the
fity Of Wheeling, County Of Ohio, known and
SaIied Centre Wheeling. ON MONDAY, the sd
Law Of December, 1867, commencing said Sale at
ten a. NJ. the lot of ground in said deed of trust
mentioned and described, the same being one
bnpdred feet square. situate in Centre Wheel.
inv In said County of Ohio. and upon which is
,Tscted glass house, known as the MECHAN-
TS GLASS WORKS.
Also. all the personal property in and about
aid Glass House, consisting Of lime batch, glass
pots bottle and jar moulds, glass blowers
lines patent tools, soda ash one dark bay horse.
one set Of harness, marble stones, iron plates,
not Garage pot moulds, sand, etc, etc.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
Selling a. trustee, will convey such title as
4, vested in me by said deed of trust.
pov2o JOSEPH T0LIVAR.
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Children's Rubbers ut
n - r ~ 49,

a Lively Scene.
On Monday last two Juveniles amused
themselves by throwing stones at the
chicken coop of one of our quiet and
peaceable citizens who considered Their
amusement al unprovoked assault
against his domain and came forth to
defend his "hen COOP" The juveniles
were not to be caught, and Scratched
gravel" with "a vengeance. The race
was warmly contested for some time
but Young America cano off victorious
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II heartily concur in the above.
GEO. MCGOwN,
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Requested 70 Resign.

We see by the Pittsburg Commercial
of yesterday, that Thomas c. Theaker,
Commissioner of Patents, and formerly
resident of our neighboring town,
Bridgeport, has been requested by the
Treasurer, under the directions Of the
President, to resign. Mr.. Theaker
manifests no disposition to do any such
thing, but prefers to retain his posi-
ton until removed. Theaker IS a Radi-
cal of the first water, and will hold on
with all the tenacity characteristic OF
his party as long as there is a Green
back to be squeezed out of the machine
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A..iss, Abe.. n wheeliss,e

The kilograms q day or BIO since
made brief mention of the loss of the
United States naval steamer Apnon-
gala, at or near the island of st. Tam
as, during the recent fearful storm All
earthquake thereabouts. At last &C
counts Mr.. VIM. 1. Moore, of this city,
who recently graduated at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, was upon the
Monongalia, and as natural oonse
oueuce his friends are somewhat anx
ions for his safety. We hope the mex
news from the scene of the disaster vii
report the escape and safety ofsuryoun!
friend. a, 'i
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,Whiskers and MuStachss

MICHAEL j. BREINIG, Clerk.
JErFERs & WHEAT, gl F.I
Attorneys for Plaintiff. noy30.lAN4H
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River News.
The river was stationary last evening
with six feet nine inches water in thu
channel.
Dispatches from Pittsburg report foul
feet two inches water and falling.
The Forest City came down from
stOubenyille yesterday morning and re
turned again at two o'clock ia the af
ternoon.
The Rebecca dropped down to thu
wharf last evening, and will leave fol
Parkersburg at eleven o'clock thil
morning.
The Glasgow was to have left fol
Pittsburg last night.
: Several tow bsats passed down yes
terday carrying good supply of black
diamonds, an article very much needed
at the present time by the people Of
Cincinnati and other lower cities.
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Not Expected 10 Live.

A Mr.. Schaffer, an employe on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, met with a
serious accident about two weeks ago
He was in the act of jumping on train
while in motion, when his foot slipped
and was caught under the wheel of the
car crushing it in such manner as tc
render amputation necessary. We learn
that modification has since taken place
and that he is now lying in a very
critical conditional the boarding honse
of Mrs. Zane, in Centre Wheeling.
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Sad Accident,

Mrs. Davenport, wife of Mr. Daven.
port, PriHcipafof the First Ward Pub
lie School in this city, met with sad
accident few days ago in Aeighbor.
ing town in Ohio. She slipped and fell
upon the ice, breaking one of her lower
limbs in two places. The unfortunate
lady was brought to her home in this
city yesterday, and IS now doing as
we'll as could be expected.
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Police CeurI
Two cases were brought before the
Police Court yesterday, were that OF
James Wallace, for disorderly conduct,
and that of Bridget Donnelly for q
similar offence. "a
Wallace was fined fte aollars and
costs, but being minus funds was con-
conducted to board with Jailor Faris
for a short time. James is said to have
good lungs, which fact was fully DEM
onstrated in his carousals on Monday
night. srEE4fE. Erf
Bridget was moro fortunate. The
complainant agreed to withdraw suit,
provided she would pay costs; which
proposition she readily consented to and
thus the matter was settled. ~
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West Virginia, s. s.

WILSON & snTu, Solicitor. Tor Complainant
nov26-4t -
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Renember the Poor.

Remember the Poor.
Now that winter has come in earnest
let us remember that there is a great
many poor people in our midst, who
often suffer for the necessaries of life,
and who are deserving of our attention.
There is no work more noble and praise
worthy than that of charity.
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.There 4. N. such Word as Raii''

"There 10 Ne such Word M Fail"
When You use Bookings Unrivalled
Baking Powder. Buckwheat cakes,
biscuit, hot rolls, or any kind of light
bread OF griddle cakes, are always made
light, sweet and wholesome by using it.
Sold by E. Booking, No. l Odd Fellows
Hall, and Booking g. Miller, corner Of
First and Chapline streets.
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
James P. Titus was arraigned before
this Court yesterday, for obtaining
goods under false pretences. He plead
not guilty. His case was continued
until next term of Court.
The State rs. Bevis, for disturbing
religious services, was continued until
the 18th instant.
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Mrs. KYLE q Mrs. WATKINs

HAVE made sReh arrap gemeafs Cor receiving
III the latest Fashions a. TO afford alwzys q
choice from the freshest and most elegant and
approved styles q Ladies ana Cbiidrens gar
ments. They cut all garments by measure vita
aeeuraey, and their Ltfe-Size Trimmssi Patterns,
from the beat sourees q fashiOnabie elegance
enable them 70 give exact eOunterpaTfs Of forms
and styles. They make CD0ARs. DRRSSEs
WAISTS and SACKS, 90 cat and haste them, -
ladies' NAV mfr
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NORWOOD SCHOOL
Nelson Co., Va.

THE NORw0ODsC SCHOOL, WITH
i a fuil corps Of able and experienced In
struetors and under still more favorable auspices
than heretofore, viii reopen on wednesday.
September 9Th. 1851. The interest and ad.
raEcemeaf Of the scholars VIII receive the clos
est perssnal attention. Address, tt
WILLIAM d CABEI.L, Principal,
Norwood p. o., Selson Co, Va
augi6tm 0ctI
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Gcruan Printing.

Gcrman Printing. 4s. .-I,d
The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with . very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution Of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying a good deal, bHt it is
rpIrE - 49, 80 49,
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A Large and Fine Assortment
OF Family and Pocket Bibles, Testa'
ments, Hymn and Prayer Books and
Albums, in all styles, suitable for the
Holidays, at A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.
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On a Hunt.

On a Hunt
Two young gentlemen, residents of
this city, who are noted as experienced
hunters and sportmen, left yesterday
for Tucker county, to enjoy deer hunt.
Success attend them.
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FOR SALE

I,OUR GOOD TWO STORY BRICK
houses, containing six rooms and cellar
1sch. Situate on Water street, between First
md Second streets, Centre Wheeling. For
further pal tieulArs, apply TO
L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
Oascc on Chspltne, between First and Second
Streets. novzi.
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New Buildings.

New Buildings.
Two new brick dwelling houses have
been erected on Sixth street, near the
corner of John, which add greatly to
the appearance of that locality.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

GOOD PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
A two lots in South Wheeling, Tor Richie
,nNp) extending from Fourth street to Water
On s ens Of Viii Tsn. Ss are WIN res :s
ssperate, If desired l. IRWIN.
now
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IT'S
i fifteenth Annual Session, Sept ,, 1867.
F1CELTTs
Rev. D. r. BlttleD. d., President and Prof.
5. c. Wells, A. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev. W. B. Yonee, A. n, Prof. Ancient Ian,
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. B. Davis A. n, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
III. Norman, ". D., Lecturer on Anatomy
I. r HOLLAND, A. ", Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
II. y. Klingar, A. NJ Prof Modern Languages.
]. K. Hudson, A n, Asst Prep Dept.
TERMS-EKpenses in an departmental In
GLIDING boarding. tuition, room-rent. fuel and
lights. and inefdentals eso50O. For further IN.
formation, address EEV. ID. p. BITTLE.
jaly3I Salem, Va
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WANTS..
WANTED-AGENTS

J,IRST CLASS GENTLEMEN AND LADY
/ Agents in every county in the States Of
West Virginia and Ohio to engage in pleasant
and profitable business, which positively pays
trou SIS TO 500 per month For full particulars
please call at Room No. $50, Mcclure House.
Wheeling West Va, Saturday, November 3Otb,
md Monday, December I'd. 1867, Business hours
-sto u A. NJ; 3 to p. n.
nov3Ltf HENRY w. SCOTT.
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The Largest mud Cheapest
Assortment of Toy and Juvenile
books in the city, to be found at A. w.
PAUL. & Co.'S. f
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Arrival OF N Minister.
Rev. c. George Carrie, Of Covington,
KY, arrived in this city yesterday. We
learn that he will soon become Rector
of st. Matthews Episcopal Church.
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SWAMI HOUSE,
House Reopened,

'I'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water St.,
be Is now prepared 20 entertain the pnbiic In
the best manner. No effort will be spared to
anre.Iy LOUIS LINGAMAN.