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The Truth nbout Dyspep.in.

whoever says that dyspepsia IL ircursble.
tells A-that Is to say, makes an egregious mis-
take More than ten thousand aggravated cases
have been cared by H0STETTEks STOMACH
BITTRRS. while the number that have been
prevented from coming 30 . head, by the sare
means h incalculable. In Winter and early
Spring, when the appetite Is sometimes too Wig.
Orous for the comfort and safety Of the stomach.
Indigestion il most prevalent and most distress
ing. In the appetite 10 be halked 70 socommo-
d&te the digestive organs. Not %, for then the
rame would lack its dine proportion Of natrinsent
The thing 20 Be done is TO sTREScIHyS TIE sroN
AcH. tone tho liver, and put tbe boxris IN PR
rapidly quietly, 20 pIeAzantiy, ~ HDSTET.
TfR'S BIfTERS.- This posent preparation
trims and balances the system. and clothes Il.
A. it were with defensive armor. Chreuie dys
peJSiA. liver complaint, and fever and asue are
never known 70 attack, thoe who are wise
eDonEh 70 invoke the sid Of this great prevent
i've
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on pain of having the house
burnt over their heads. And Just as
she had finished telling us this, with
the stolid calmness Of hopeless despair,
an envoy from the militia camp came to
desire our immediate attendance. We
had nothing for it but to obey; and be-
fore long our molly cayalcade was
halted in front Of an open space in the
forest, where around huge fires were
gathered several groups of men who
had the wild appearance of banditti.
ITO be continued tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Public curiosity has been largely ex-
cited within few days by an appear
ance on our thoroughfares of cum
brous machine, o steam engine drawing
a train of plows. This steam plow, as
it il technically known, is an invention
which is the property of Messrs. John
Fowler d Co., of Leeds, England. 1t
has been in use in the valley of the
Nile for some time, and there, we are
assured, is an established Improvement.
Messrs. Longstreet, Owen s. Co. haze
given the large influence of their name,
as agents, in presenting the novelty to
the 7 consideration { planters in the
Mr.. Max Eigth, formerly chief engi-
neer ON the staff of Pasha Hahn, when
that pasha held the yice-royalty in
Egypt, comes with the machine to su-
perintend experiments made with 1t.
Having witnessed the operations of the
plow he is convinced that it will be as
successful here as it was on the Nile,
and yesterday his favorite implement
was tested on the fair grounds. A large
company witnessed the trial, among
whom were several gentlemen whose
occupation from boy hood had been that
of planter.
About two acres were plowed in the
presence Of the party. The ground was
matted with an old growth of grass. 1t
had been tramped, and beside the soil
was naturally heavy and, by late rains,
was unusually wet. The sod was turned
beautifully to plowman's eye, at an
average depth of ten or twelve inches.
An obstruction was put on the field, and
the plow was guided to avoid the oh
struction with as much facility rs if the
motive power were cattle or mules, and
the stills were held by an exacting
plowman. A stump in the way was torn
upremorselessly. In such matters as this,
theories amount to little, but the unan-
imous opinion of the planters on the
ground. all of whom watched the oper-
ations Of the plow with thel deepest in
terest, was that it was . decided sue
cess. After the plowing, experiments
were made with the locomotive, passing
over plowed ground, and crossing a
bridge, with a view of showing 1t adap-
tation to plantation uses, and the spec
tators were astOnished at the Ayersatili-
ty of the machine.-N. O. Crescent, 2OtA'
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CURRENT ITEMS.

Quebec has an ice bridge.
Queen Vic. has been out sleish-riding.
Tennyson writes for guinea perline.
An ex-editor is lecturing on the wits
of Georgia"
They have had fine skating on the
Appomattox.
Rossini is composing music for Alboni,
who is as plump and melodious as ever.
A New Orleans actor drew pile of
gold from the Havana lottery.
The organization of society for the
prevention ef cruelty to human beings
is agitated.
Growing out of q fraud OH the rev.
enue, n distillery in New York worth
$4,000 was sold for Sl02.
The air we breathe contains five
grains of water to each cubic foot of its
bulk.
A minister is on trial at Aylmer, Can
ada East, for the murder of his sister.
The Deep Shoals (Ya.) Lighthouse
was destroyed by ice on the 10Th inst.
Snow drifts are thirty feet high
among the Allegheny mountains.
A quack doctor in Indiana has got
himself into the penitentiary for NAL
practice.
In St. Augustine, Florida, oranges
chang in rich yellow clusters from trees
on the sides of the streets, and the soft
air is rcdolent of their rich perfume"
Between the lst of May and the last
day of November, 1919 persons died
of Asiatic cholera in the city of New
York.
Mrs. II. w. Becchcr and Mrs. Beach
crossed the ice bridge between New
York and Brooklyn. The populace
cheered.
The Tennessee House has declared
the seat of the Jackson county mem-
Der vacant because lie is not sufficiently
loyal.
During the snow blockade the milk
men of Providence, r. l., put up the
price of their milk to twenty-five cents
a quart.
Almost every Hebrew is all Odd Eel
low, Free Mason, Druid or Red Man,
and his race is represented wherever
civilization is active.
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les sor-"EIacily r-Solon Shingls sAid
they ~err tbere EVERY time. II be felt ''owles"
In th. morning. he took Plantation Httcu;
h- felt weary at night he took Plantation Bitters
IL he lacked appetite, was weak lanEuid OF men.
tally oppressed he took Plantation Bitters; and
they never failed to set him on his pins square
and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; hut
~ some may, just read the following: 81
owe much 10 you Tor
verify believe the Plantation Bsters have saved
my life. REV. W. II. WAGNER.
Madrid, n. Y"
! have been great suf
preaching The Plantation
Bitters have cured me.
REV. {. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City"
had lost all ape.
tite-was 81 weak and cnervsted could hardly
walk, and had n perfect dread Of society.
The Plan tation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES HEMISwAY,
ST. Louis, No."
The Plantation Btters
have cured me OF arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs that DISTRESSED me for years.
They acted like charm. Z. Z: MOORE,
2sl broadway. New York"
Mrs. a. NJ. DEvOE, manager Of the Unios
Home School for Soldiers Children, says abe
has given Il 10 the weak and invalid children
under her charge. with the most happy and
gratifying results" We have received over .
hundred rams Of such certificates, but no ID
vcrtiscmrnt Is 90 effective ~ what pcoplo then.
selves say Of good article. Our fortune and
our reputation IL at stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sns,
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained sale In every town, VII.
lal,c. parish and hamlet among civilized nations.
Base imitators try 10 come - near our name aud
style A. they can and because good article can.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
Where F., and Flesh Come From

y
They come from the earth and the at
mosphere, collected by vegetation.
Grass contains flesh; 80 does grain. The
animal system puts it on from these.
Vegetation then is the medium through
which the animal world exists; it can
exist in no other way. When grass or
grain is eaten, the flesh constituents are
retained in the system; so also is the fat
ty substance, that is, the starch and
sugar, from which fat is made. Some
grains have more flesh than others; so
of the qualities that make fat. In .
hundred parts of wheat, according to
Piesse, are ten pounds of flesh; in hum
dred parts of oatmeal nearly double
that amount. Hence oats are better for
horses, on account Of their fiesh-fOrming
principle, rather than fat, as muscle is
what horse wants. For fattening pur-
noses, however, corn and other grains
are better. .... -.t- =
When flesh itself is eaten, the system
but appropriates what is already form
ed, but would as readily take it from
vegetables as from -four. The flesh
making principle-or the flesh itself, in
its constituents-gOes to form cheese in
the dairy; the starch, &c, butter,
Hence it is that some people assert that
cream has little influence in cheese, far
ther than to enrich it; for cheese and
butter are entirely distinct. The same
kind Of food is equally good for the pro-
duction of either. This is n point of
considerable interest, and is not yet
fully explained-indeed, is yet in its in
fancy. And plant in its different
stages of growth has different effect
The fat of the plant is held in reserve
for the seed; nothing is wasted in leaves,
wood, &c; the precious seed must have
it. Hence when this takes place. the
stalk is comparatively worthless to
what it is prior to the change. And the
fat cannot be appropriated so well to
the seed as when it is ditfused through
the stalk. Tender herbage, therefore,
is the best; and when secured before the
direction of the oil takes place, so much
the better will be the hay.-ColmaH's
Raral World.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
o'sH A. n,.EsSs! s.yss! De.LAss

OVER A MILLION DoLLA1o
sAvED!
Gentlemen :-"I had negro man worth u -
who took cold from . bad hurt in tbs No. sa1
was useless for over year. had nsed evsry.
thing could hear VI without bcnedt aptH
tried th. Merriam Mustang Lininsnt Itssss
effected q permanent cure"
~. no. I'D F. r-,t, J. L. DOwNfX0
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1850. .L.y..l .,,
Il take PLEASURE In recon rnenAing ne Nsricsn
Mustang LiBiment ~ Q vauab}s Apd tnfisDsas
sAbs article Tor Sprsips Sores, Scratches or GslA
on Horses Our mei have nsod II for Borne
Bra'ss., Sores Rhsums'i'm. e.; sn5 q ssy u
Toremsn 5or Americas. wsn., yssrss ,sa
The sprsin Of my daughters ankie. ocssstou.
ed while skatipE isst winter, wss sntirsty earsd
eelebrated Iastsns Lini,1est 70 ~ ~
Gloao..,er Ma..... Aus. T. isss.
!, & an sdssIsssd fses th.s ths nsssAss Lass:
sent p.sfSrms noge eures la shoyter ~, en
Yazniiins, iiro9.men asi pIssssn shouh awsye
have II on hand. Quick and sure 70 ssrtaisly =
Al gehcips r. wrapped IN steel plsss esgrsvfse1
hearing she signature ~ q. W. WpsbscoA,
Chemist and the prSssts L. n stamp sf DssAs
BlKsEs 90. over the top. - 5iEf f'ffl
An EFFORT has bcsn msds % ssuBtsrfsSt 10 visb
. cheap stone plsts labsl. Lest SsssvleL y. i
sassssgs spsiss Wstss, soA byJsii
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sUNDRIES.

4 FEW BARRELs PBEMK ma
"A PIE Sugar, Superior Green, Bisek IN
japanese Tess, Pure White Wine Vinegar. Nsv
York erab and champagne cider (bottlsdl, Ee~
York No. I salmon, Enzlish dairy Cheese,
Pickles sad Sauces, T.yiooA, Pe1ri s.go. cern
Starch. NairenA ia, her1netieAliy sesled Sal
mon, Narfsrel. Goldfish. HsIlibut. Lobster. Salad
OIL (bsst quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed MIX tsgether With gener
assortment Of scassnshie Articles, just ressire
and for sale lsv, BY
4. &C. ID WOODROW.
Odd Feilows Han Building.
nyeo Monroe Street, Wheeling w. We
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Lroy's Errrlcr oy PrEs JlkASoL 0nsgss-
far Indigestion Esssss. Hesssbsfp, sset bsees
ache. Choiera Horbps. glafniepey, a.. vhssss
warming stimnlAst is rsgairsd- IL ssssfd -
partition and sntlrs purity nakss h sbssf -
reliable article for cafin.ry gsrposss 49, ~
eryxhere &C 81 cents pr bsttis. Ask - III.
ssssssgs spsssg Wsssv, ~ - su
Drsgzists- st.s- ti.Et 4fF tslFr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Who would not be beautifull Who would net
add 10 their beauty what gives that marble
purity aud distiaous appearance we ohssrvs up-
on the stage and In the city belle It 10 no long
ct a secret They usc Hagans Magnolia Balm.
It's continued uss removes tan. frvcfies, pimplss
and rOughness, from the face and hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth. Transparent.
blooming and nyishing. Unlike many eoslnct.
les u contains no material Injurious 10 the stia.
Amy Druggist win order IL for you, n not %
hand, at - cents per bottle.
We HaGAN. Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES. & Co,
Wholesale Agents. n. Y.
suraisgn Spring water, sold by oil
Druggists fs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Some French newspapers style our
Minister at Paris General Dixie and
also speak of Brigham Jemne, the Nor
mon Chief. o4 TtE-E'3 Ni
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

II is = most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradicstra seruf ard dandfuf.
IL keeps the head cool and clean,
II makes the hair rich. soft and giossy.
II prevents hair farming gray and falling on
II restores hair upon prcmaturely bald hsads
This IA just what Lyons Kathsrton yin do
II is pretty--it is cheap-durabls II 10 literAfly
sold 6y the ear load, and yet It's almost incrsdl.
hardly country store 10 that does not fssp Il, or
a family that does not use II.
f. THoMAsLY0N, Chemist, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Wste1. sold by ell
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Since the donation for the encourage
shent Of gentlemen, an exchange sslfsh-
ly suggests . prize for being the great
est blackguard. ~ -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Madame Anna Bishop travelled four
teen hundred miles in an open boat. She
s now giving concerts at Manila.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

Large quantities of herring frozen in
solid masses are coming to New York
from the Newfoundland banks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

The Queen of Spain recently took of
her slippers and gaFe them to poor
bare-footed woman. ge
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
F. BEYMER.

Al I65 Uain 81, Csrner Market Alley
HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK Oh
Ill watehes Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Ware, which he viii sell at yev Yori
prices. Persons wishing 70 purchase desirabls
Holiday Presents, viii do well % give ne an
ariy call y. REHNER,, lr
dees i65 Main StreeA
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Der Arbeiter Freund.

This German weekly paper will be
i>,ued tomorrow morning. Advertise
,rents should be in by noon to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

The La Crosse (Wis.) Democrat pnb-
fishes the following correspondence, as
having taken place between General
Butler and its editor, Mr.. Pomeroy. 1t
explains itself:
"No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY,
Jan. 13, 1867.
IN. NJ. Pomeroy, Editor Democrat, La
Crosse, Wisconsin-Sr: When in
Milwaukee last October, l made all ar
rangements with parties there toward
the prosecution of the suit i have
brought against you for defamation of
character, as per preliminary notifica-
ton and summons. This was the prin-
cipal object had in visiting Wisconsin,
and my work was done well. On con-
sultation with few friends, / have de-
cided to Withdraw the suit if yOu will
agree to stop your personal attacks up
on me as a man and officer, which have
so often appeared in your paper, the La
Crosse Democrat. have no particular
desire or need to collect of you the
amount claimed (SlO0,000), but do wish
to have your annoying articles stopped,
and if you do not accede to this propo-
sition the law must take its course.
B. +. BUTLER.
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DIR. sANDERSON,

l. freli View York, can be ooasuitsd Al
wheeling, Grant Iksase. on the Jeth. 10Th
and sJth, and at stenbenvfIIe, Ciey Hssei.
on the sist. I'd zsd and 7sth of every nanth
during l6sS55. 4,s-T5-l..- =. - -s,,.
Coasuitatssa free. lss = eesz,ItdArtf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
AGUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior 10 any Cologne.
used 10 bathe face and person, 70 rsnaoa ~
fume Clothing. for headache, 60. 10 10 manufAe-
torrd nom the rieh southern Magnolia, and y
obtaining a patronage quite unprccedented. ~
Il A fayorite with actresses and opera sinxcn.
II is sold BY all dealers at g. % in large eotues'
and by D.yas BaRSEs & Co, New YORK, Wner
sale Agents.
Saratoga sprias Water, sold by all
Druggists. ....
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''REPLY.
"SANCTUM OF THE DEMOCRAT, I
'LA CROSSE, WIS.,, Jan. IL, 1867. !


".Najor General Benjamin +. Bntler,
l.. l.. D.-Sr: Your note is before me
by to-day's mail, and duly noted. AS at
present constituted, with a natural dis
pust for thieves, robbers, turn coats,
military blunderers, bank robbers, wo-
men insulters, and evil-hearted Scoun-
drels generally, permit me in all kind
ness to say that have no retraction TO
make to you, for never published n
word concerning you did not believe
true, and which you must know to be
true as holy writ, if you are at all famil-
lar with your own dishonOrable history
as public being, dignified by accident of
birth with the name of man. l would
not willingly injure your feelings, or
deprire YOU of your rorld-,cide reputation,
so well'earned in the service of Butler
=. honesty, patriotism and virtue. Nor
do | wish YOU to die yet awhile, for
YOUR name, history, blunders, rObberies,
insults to women, and treason to your
country, are valuable as warnings to
the rising generation.
''Believing you to be all l have ever
charged you with being, confident in
my 1ull aOility W PioNO et"y ehai ~
you are politely privileged to let the
law take its course, when the world
will know more of your robberies, his
tory, ambitions, &c; too numerous to
mention.
"The only favor ask Of you is this
if you conclude to go on with your
suit for libel and damages to the amount
of 100000, permit me to plead my own
case in court, and give me only time to
put my spoons, silverware, watches,
jewelry, &c, in some place of safety,
outside the courtroom, till the trial is
over.
with best wishes for your future
success and warm reception in your
future home, am, sir,
NJ. NJ. PoMERoY,
Editor Democrat, La Crosse, Wis.,
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tB 'Byt bs3 isst7s - ssSs g-s1ss
aHj frtl -. .lias-1y etll5s srt -
Hsinssrestis irinitsbis Hsis cofessag = -
dye. All insssntsne>sD tyss ass sse1Dssst -
sanar eausfie. and more a. <ss destroy tks vi1all
ty and b~ausy 81 TIE hair H. b - ss1enai
Hair colsring. and he's beea ETsvfag b Ssss
original eafss ~ ErslsAi shsssptiss, a -
remark able manner. II b also a bssufiepi ksis
dres>fng. sslt In tive &Eks-56 eepfses1 t1--ty
an desisnL G. HRMaJRRET. Csss1sk
s...ssss sp~sss wsss& - 1Si
pruSgisfs q - tpt EsTzHi beeSs9
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Choice Flower Seeds.

WE SHALL KEEP TaRoUGa THE !;
Flower Seeds all OF the growth Of i566.
PRYOR BOYD & co.
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At'heeling geeister.

The Register has n Larger
circulation, by 50 per cent,
,,nn any other Paper publish
din West virginia. Its value
nc an Advertising Medium Is
therefore Apparent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

WE REsPECTFULLY INVITE
w the attention of the trade, and purchas.
ed stock of goods. of new and choice patterns.
and OF our own direct importation. which we
are prepared 10 sell at less prices than the sam
qualities OF goods can be bought In either the
Eastern or Western cities. We solicit \ call
wINSHIP, WOODS & CO.,
No q Main Street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28
FrOul Gcornfu

AUGUSTA, August 27.-lhc University difficulty
is giving rise To considerable feeling. II il stated
that tho speech Of sindGnt Mt recent COM
menccmcnt caused General Pope 10 iako scpa to
close mp tho tuition, and convert the bnilding
into barracks. Through tic excriona of Ciancci-
Tor Lipscombc tho exercises will be allowed to con-
tinue on condition, as alleged, that The Press OF
the State should not refer to tho matter.
IL il also stated that General Pope has ordered
the appropriation OF sS000 made by the l.egistu-
latnro, withheld.
Freedmen in the first and fourth Districts are
ont in addresses 10 their fcllow-citizcuA rrcspcc-
tive Of color, ns candidates for Congress. They
claim TINT tho right to vote gives right to hold
Office, AMI M thoy in the majority, the whites
should moi be elected by their votes. Tho car-
dida.cs arc conservatives, and in favor Of universal
amnesty. 1t il tho impression that large num-
her OF whites will vote for blacks in preference Ia
whites WIN cnm take the test oath.
Gen. Popo has issued orders reyOking tempo
rariy ns much Of his jury order M interrercs viii
the present term Of the Courts, registration
lists arc not completed White jurors nj permit
ted to servo exclusively provided they have regis
tcrod.
MAcoa, GA. August 27.-A colored mass meet
ing to-day numbered from G000 to 5000. SpceGhe
wcro made by whito and colored orators nf tl
Radical party, and the Atlanta Radical platform
was adopted. General good order and good feel
ing prevailed on tho ground and in the city.
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ION firm; Shoulders l3Sai4c.; Rib IGIa1CA: CIc,,
lnais. Markets. gcueray dull on account o
s3Is LILY weather. M G"id closed ut Ill Sterling 5:Iu
''s New York Sight Exchange 1 premium.
SAfANNAn. August 27.-Tllrce bales of new Cot.
ION, ION nayS been received fron, Qutman, Ga.. The
& mist VI tne season. per Augusta aud Georgia Rail
alni;s nomiiially %. liccoints ls6 bales
Augusta, August 27.-Coitun yrry dull: only n
lew bales received; pricos irregular. II is Still
aILMiSGToN, August 81. Spirits Of T,.pcr,tinp
Het Mt !2s lsosin quiot. ut 81 S5aG TO- Very
aloBI LE. August 27.--No sales I,cc;ints for t,ro
days lI2 bales. Weather unsettled; raincd lasi
night AMI this morning, but in now clear. Tho
crop ACCOUNTS from nil parts Of tho State aro favor
able The caterpillar las appeared in somo sue
t'oiis but is not doing mach damage.