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wore there every time" IA , .gie said they
the moininE, he took ilantet y Ielt "oNlsy" IA
woafy at night, he took y Bltteryi II he ielt
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never tailed tos" Plantation Bittefs; ana thcy
rev pvrsOr = him Ou his pinA ~ are and INN.
some nav . want any better authUrity but us
lust read the follow winKg ~ or.
"elieNe the Plantation BlttefS have saved my
Ihe' REV W II. wAGONER, Maprld, n, Y,p
from uvspar.i. have been great sufferer
| ,,roa -, The Plantation btters have
., kkV: G. A, WILDWOOD, New York CITY.
| -, had lost all AppetLS-wns so
ri tset @ rSS snsryased ~ could hardly walk and had
Plantation bitters have set me all right
. JAMES Hkl MlNMAY ST Louis NO
| =, The Plantation Bitters have
| SyuiSu uae VI dorAhgement OF the Kidneys ana
Tbsy ~ Htss thst distressed me lor years
GO, Aookki va broadway, New York.
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Home school for soldiers Children says She "hpl
given II to the weak aud invalid ehiliiren under
4 her charge, With the most happy and gratiWinr
resnlts.' We have received over "a hundfed ps,nss
OF such certncAteA but no advertise IN Nj al
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article OurfOrtune aud our rep ia a. sinsSS
The original quality and high charneter Of thss.
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care What they sell De on your guard See ovs 1U
| Il. II. DRAKE 4 CO.. New York ei.s
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LETTERS or MAJoR JAcK 1oSSrSe,

OF the DoYgnnfgviRe Militia on .IthHh ard the
War" with portrait of the Mltlpl, and other
capital illustrations Emo, 2bi M. eOut q %.
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TnE FIRST AN fsrKRloR RAck--rHR bkTTaR, IT'S
NORNAL CONDITION by isH.NRh Eyrle, N. ID.
tihird Edition) one vol, i2mO, PIP, s39 Illus
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nm oLp ,auARp, Yol.. j 1sG3,

Being u review of Judge Story's Commentaries
IN the Constitution OF the United states by Abel
Z. Upsher Price, 81. H
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IF YOU WANT A FARM
Advertise In she WESTERN EMPIRE
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NOTICE.

i ihed by the Probate Court OF Montgoaer,
county Ohio, AdmlnistyAtor OF the estate "a "a.
ooh Mcidher, decohsodh Those having claim,
against SAID estate gih present them 10 said Ad,
mi illustrator, and those knQNinK themselves in,
debted 90 said estate will call aud eottle
JACKSON McNELLY
Maya is67ltd.stw'Sa Administrator.
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NoRTHKRN, PROFITS,
As exhibited in statistical Facts and Onotal Fig
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your Druggist, scpd the money to DR.. JAMES
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For sale by Druggists generally.
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AQUA DIX MAGNOLIA.

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AVOID rHE ouAcKs.

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NOTES ON THE CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED
STATES. t-- t.'.~
with expositions OF the most en- lnent statesm en-
and Jurisis Historical and Explanatory Notes
on every article. BY Z. C.Chaunce5 Burr, author VI
History of the Union" sc. Price, % cents ~ a
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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A% Il N rs :" "A ~ Il ed
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MedtfaI.
YOUNG MEN.
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The experience ofthe past ten years has demon.
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nlngpd in thA al al
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01
,rence Austria will Mt once ioin France. Thi

ference Austria will Mt once join France. This
is the theory of French journals. But here, as
usual, there is reason to suspect that the wish
is father to the thought. But granting that
authority for stating that if such an arrange
ment 60 into operation Russia will be found by
the side of Germany.
We have been reading the French papers
carefully of late, and they are unanimous IN
their opinion of the German people; evidently
nuch surprised to find such widespread, un-
usual gallophobia in every part Of Germany
NAPOLEON counted much on the disafecton he
expected to find in the Southern States Of Ger
many which had all been punished last year
by Prussia. Bat there is net sign of it ap-
parent In Munich rs in Berlin, i'll Stuttgart,
Darmstadt and Dresden, rs in Breslau, Halle
or Coblentz-there is but one voice in all Ger
many on this question:: Luxembourg belongs
to Germany, and must not he surrendered.
Prussia is in the hands Of able statesmen and
thorough soldiers, men who feel their strength,
and likewise know how to take advantage Of
circumstances. Prussia is prepared for war,
France, it is generally understood, is not Ad-
mitting even that the French people are
thoroughly alive to the fact that they have lost
prestige, and must fight to regain ii, there is in
this no such dependence as has Count BIS
MARcK, when he calls upon the patriotism OF
the whole German nation, to keep the foreign
invader from her sacred soil, to defend one oil
her outlying smaller States, threatened by a
powerful and coyetous neighbor. We will VEN
ture no further speculations at this time, as Il
few days may bring us the issue of the confer
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AMUSE nj EhTS.
GRAND VOCAL

INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
ENoR TILE BENEFIT OF HE WIDOWS AND Or
u PhANS OF Marion Lodge No. O. /. y, o. F. will
Lake place Ut Hibcrnian Hall, Oh THURSDAY LVENlNG
May y, at O'clock under the direction Of Professors
L. BEkhuAN and T. r. OEEALE.
GJ- Tickets to be had all the Bookstores, Mills
House, Charleston aud Pavilion Hotels ali prin-
cipul Drug Stores, and 1rom the Committee.
ArAA1 Il. GLOVER,
JOB DAWSUN.
j. q. MARTIN.
+. u. PINCkNEY.
j. h. HONOUR, NJ. D.
May wfIn4thl ComuliLlee.
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REGISTRATION.

We publish this morning letter from Hon.
a. C. GARL1SGroN, of Newberry, which we
commend to general attention General GAR
I1xGToN has been for many years one of the
most distinguished members Of the Legislature,
and was. during the latter years Of the war,
Adjutant-Generalo of the State. He has always
belonged to the extreme States Rights wing OF
the Democratic party, and his personal charac-
ter, as well as his position, give great weight
to convictions so earnestly and SO clearly ex-
pressed.
This letter, together with the almost unani-
nous expression of opinion by the local press
of the State, indicate very plainly that the
people Of the State intend to execute the pro-
visions of the Reconstruction Act, and do what
lies in their power to put an end to all further
political agitation. We think that those who
feel IN interest in the action, and who are en-
titled to influence public opinion can now safe
ly turn their attention from the discussion Of
this policy, to the practical means carrying it
into effect.
1t cannot be very long before the~necessary
orders for the regulation Of the registration
arc issued, and the two points to which VIC
hope, PPubfic attention will now be speedily di-
rected will be, l. A full and clear explanation
of the character of the disability imposed by
the Constitutional Amendment, so that every
citizen of the State will be made to understand
whether he is disfranchised, and, if not, that
his duty requires the conscientious exercise OF
his right of suffrage, which, more than ever, is
to-day trust in his hands for the protection
of the State.
2. A systematic method, in every district Of
the State, by which the obligation to register
shall be brought home to every voter in the
State.
If we really think that the interest Of the
State requires her citizens to register and vote,
then all available means should be used to Sc
cure the registration of every voter who is
entitled under the act to the privilege OF suf-
frage.
We know that in the present temper Of our
people and the pressure upon them of the
every day business Of life, there is little time
and less spirit for the discharge of public du-
ties. But never was there time when the in
terest of the State and, indeed, the merely self
ish. interest of every man Of property and
character in the State, demanded so impora-
lively all necessary sacrifice of time and COM
fort to the discharge of momentous public
duty.
1t is generally understood that before long,
the Attorney-General of the United States will
publish an official opinion as to the extent and
character of the disabling clauses Of the Re-
construction Act When that is known we will
return to the subject, but, in the meantime,
we hope that, throughout the State, the pro-
per steps will be taken to organize the neces-
sary means by which full and honest regis
tration of all the voters Of the State will be
secured.
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March 20 ws Executors Estate Geo. Parrott

EOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DEPAR
II TURE from the city the stock and interest i'll
an established FLOUR. HAY AND GRAIN STORE, do.
ing safe and paying business; is situated i'll the best
location in the city Tor the business. Inquire of the
proprietor, JOHN BINNS, No. 2l9 East Bay.
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w A N T S..

LADi OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACH
n ING desires situation either in school full
ny. References given If required. Address SIR. L. A.
Bennettsyille, S. g. WINS May i
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CHI Ar Es TON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY i, 1867.
PAY UP.

We are sending out at present, great num-
ber of bills for subscription and advertising
and most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, will have the kindness to
make prompt remittances. great many of
these accounts have been standing for year
and more, and it is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid.
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sS Al connsunacateons Intended Jor publication s's
this journal must be addressed 10 The Edator Of e
Daily Ne,os, No. Is Hayae-she@, Charleston, .. Z.
Business Communications TO Publisher OF Dday
Ne,oS.
Wecamnot undertake 10 retsrn rejected comnunica-
tionS
Advertisements outside ofRe cty must be accompa-
MED tcith the cash.
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LARGEST CIRouLATroN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remaining IN the Posto6ice at the end
Of each week, agreeaby to the following
section of the Me.0 PostcBice Lao, as the
ne,0spaper having the largest circulation IN
the City OF Charleston:
SECTION g. and be it further enacted That Lists of let
tcrs remaining uncaed TOR in any Postoce in any city
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed
shall hereafter be published only IN the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the said
Office.
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secured.
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THE FLORENCE FAIR.

rTNuE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY IN
L VIE the public to FAlh winch will he hold in
tue Masonic Lodge, the l5I lGn und I7th Of May,
the proceeds or which will be Devoted to benevolpnt
Jcc.s The Fair viii open the morning vi tic l6h at
~ O'Clock. On the ngut the l6tn turo will be
of IABLEAUX and ChAkADES; the Iii ht OF the l7tr,
CUNCENT. No one need stay away lor fear Of beIS
imposed Oh. There will be no EAfuKfIUN. NO artice
Will be sold for than you purchase elsewhere.
forms OF Admission " tur, rs CENTS Admission
to the Tabeaux 81 Admission the Concert, 50
cents. A. L. BROWN,
Secretary OF Ladi!s Fair.
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BOAR d. N G..
PRIVATE BOARDING.

PfIF ATE BOAItDINW.
TIME "KING MANSION" CORNER MEETING AND
George streets, will be opened the lst May for the
accommodation vi Permanent, Transient and Day Board
ers. II. II. JACOBS, Proprietor
MRS. z. E. OTTOLENGUI, Superintendent
Ap.iI
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Das taifett

Dos Doutschen Brudcriichcn Bundes
sSirb um 0iltsput ben litcu Yta aui BEN 5buseu,
rlage iia!rinpcn. Die Sup Carolina GicnbIpn ipirp
IurrSens rr unc yiittaSS l2 lpr pen ann om., unD
kline Str. Stprt, Ilp unI uyr apcneS pom SGlBens
rlayc abscpeu. Faiiase % ecn,S bin pip ,ursd Nur
Diltylicccrn reS Yuuces iit Der 5utritt Sel,1tet.
COMMITTEE: j. =. y. elauiicn, Z. aHa!tlcn, =. g..
Ondcr, " acnde nnD 2Sm. iinrbelo4.
April ~
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BOARD AND LODGING.-A GENTLEMAN
ID and Lady, or two Young Men, will find pleasant
noom with Board by applying ut No. Ii BULL STREET.
April &c
ENTLEMEN AND LADIES OR SINGLE
V Gentlemen who may WISH to obtain BOARD in Il
healthy airy and delightful residence during the
mer months to rent Rooms, without Board eau do
by applying to MRS. ROBINSON, No. "a Montague
street. ,pr ~
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IINOR SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP I'm A PIIILA-
Il DELPHIA University OF Medicine and Surgery
This Scholarship entities sluGI Ints full instruction
til graduation in tho MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.. cmbrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materiu Medica,
Chemistry, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Clu
dren Prin. ples and Practice of Medicine aud PahOlo
gy. Az this is OF the first Medical Universities OF
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine Tor n scholarship. Apply at this
Office. December II
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70 R SALE.

u of MLCH COWS with Calves, Beef Cattle and
Sheep and Goats for sale at Wagon Yard, King street
opposite Little's urug Store. II May
SPLENDID RESIDENCE AND FARM,
n situated within the corporate limits Of the town OF
Aken s. C.--The residence is large and commodous,
containing eleven rooms all with rrpaces piuzzas
attached 20 the first and second stories with I'LL the
&c. and the vegetable garden very ample. The outbud
ings servants houses stloles &c., a III complete
order The Farm consists OF about fifty Of line
planting land
This property, now the residence of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Schwartz is offered for sale at reasonable price, ad
accommodating terms for the purpose of division among
the heirs OF the late Geo. Parrutt. The entire furniture
the house and promises ny be purchased with the
property.
Address W. S. WALKER,
W.G MOOD,
March on EYocutOra Estlte Geo. ParrOtt
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Get Up Your CLUBS tor. 1867
NaCY W-WC54
THE WHEELING REGISTER.
a er E-a-s. r-r -sliisaed
--. |eH.r sf..... E.-lrs~u
The Largest, the Rest md tn:
Most Widely Circulated
Paper I'm West
Virginia!
Daily Tri-Weekly& Weekly,
DEaNG sATIsRIED rnA1

DEiNG TIsFIE ID THAI
ID their patrons are prepared 10 encourage Al
enterprise which has for its object the protection
and promotion Of the weliare Of the white rare
In this Republic, and the development and al.
ovation Of our yosng and promiaing STATE tho
Proprietor Of the Wheeling RkeisTRn has Gu
larged and improved this paper TO meet the de
mRnds Of Increased circulation and growing
popularity and now takes pleasure IN preventing
10 the psopis Of this State, the Target. Meat.
css and Meet Reliable PaDsr In Wess
TtiE RRGusTER can point 10 tn pes,
history AZ the surcst and best indrx az its failure
course apou all questions Of National or State
policy. believing that the war Ma ended and
Its legitimate purposes attained with the surrrn
der OF the rebti armies, and the abandonment OF
slavery and secession by the south, the Rksis-
TAR win 10 the unhinching advocate Of I'll meaa-
urrs that tend 10 prumote the national harmony.
TO restore the unity Of the Government and 10
extend TO all sections the priceless blcsstngs OF
an impartial Union and . lasting p>ace. twill
be equally firm In its Opposition 70 all partisan
schemes that impose unjust and unwarranted
conditions upon the reunion Of Government
that was meyer broken, that guarantee pcrpet
ual ascendancy to one political party and IN.
changing sstrscism 10 every other, and that
thwart the wishcs Of every patriotic heart by
leaving our country still divided, our people
disunited, our Union unrestorcd. TolstAting
tho opinion Of all men. while steadfAstly advo.
eating its own, dcspising the proscriptive bgotry
Of fanaticism while firmly adhcring 20 Its owl
convictions Of right and duty,
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TIL. ARsErrER pxEUsD.

An elegant journal, printed IN tbs Gernss Ian
guage, and ISSUED for tbe bcnsat VI our German
citizens, q putlisbed weekly at Me kEGISTER
Office.
Yssliss srztefni for he gsgrrous esceurafs
have hitherto rewarded his sfortz. tas Pro
prietor hopes by continued enterprise sssd ep.
eryy On merit IN the future the sarne hberAI pat
ronags which their paper has bssstofers 70
eeived -.r# IN. H
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FOR SALE

uNpERsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
1hn sSbnndred and eighty acres Of land, situ.
i one y" Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
s'Cd N 9.,", The county seat, New Martinsville,
miles Ohio ohio river, forty acres Of which n cleared
On 1 '9s t Tor fencing purposes small orch.aS and
s12u nva within one mile Of New Martins
l.nd ana Wet se, county, fronting on the river, on
Vuej "a located good two-story house worth
shicn AZ an .JOSEPHUS CLARK.
icop, r 70 JOSEPHES CLARK, New Martins
AsPpWst,.l county, VIVA. febS2-d&w
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t.f das, he Stringent. stringent none,
market, speculation is rife. A friend
of ours says The Best hspec' he has made
for some time, was an investment be
made yesterdays (He vent to 103 Main
street, and purchased pair of those
superior spectacles sold ct oxtoby g
Dufield's jewelry store. A fnll supply
of clocks, jewelry, spectacles and fancy
goods always on hand. Repairing neat
ly and promptly executed. gos 49, q
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stockholders Meeting.

IN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
\ the stockholders OF the NORTHWESTERN
BtyE or VIRGINIA, will he held at the NATIONAL
RINK OF WEST VIRGINIA ut Wheeling, on Tues
ily the 9th day of July, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, to
.oIsid,r AN Act to provide fer winding up
,hp affairs OF the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF vlR
:ryI,," passed by the Legislature Of West yir,
-inia February 18th, 1857. ID. q. LIST,
GIBSON LAMB,
Committee ~ Stockholders.
Wheeling MAY %, lsS7-td
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Perse.s Desiring Insir1ciisn

On the Piano, Organ, Violin, il
French and German, by the most com
petent teacher in the city, should cal
at themusic store of VIM. H. Sheib ant
obtain full information with the adj
dress of Prof. Herman. je1-3t
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Disappei0ted.

DisapDsissed. s~rs.
The Fifth Ward School were disap-
pointed in their arrangements for a
picnic yesterday. They had chartered
the Gipsey for an excursion to Cresap's
Grove, but the sale of the boat annulled
that arrangement, and the picnic has
been postponed until they can procure
a beat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-01
Fitted Up.

Fitted up. r+-.a
Louis Cans has re6tted the saloon in
the Mcclure Honse, and has added q
nicely furnished private parlor, where
parties can be served and enjoy them
selves without Interruption. His bar is
well supplied with choice liquors, among
which the Pittsburg Lager Beer and
French Wines deserve especial mention.
Those fond of an occasional glass should
call on Louis, as they will find q quiet
and well kept saloon.
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T.ke. ,e ,he Penitentiary.

The Warden of the Penitentiary took
Baldwin and Hoban, convicted at this
term of Court, to their new quarters at
Moundsville, where they will have q
chance of studying geology at the ex-
expense of the State.
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Ra.e HALL.

We understand that there is to be q
reorganization AID consolidation Of the
base ball clubs of this city, preparatory
to opening new campaign. The sign
ers of the new club will meet in Horn
brooks building at 2 o'clock, this even,
Ing, for the purpose of adopting con-
stitution and regulations. q. =. -
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JOHN TEECE.

NIALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
Nl Water Street Centre Wheeling. West
Virginia Highest oash price paid for Barley
Aug3O ~ - ----- ~ IL ---- .
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Circait Csart.

Circait Csart 4, -.-..o'.l 81
Thete was but little done in the Cir
cult Court yesterday, except clearing
the docket. Court adjourned until the
first Thursday in October next u "a
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Bsv. .. M. Hesderssn, .sr5, -
Of Pennsylvania will preach in the
Fourth Presbyterian church, tomorrow,
morning and evening.