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Al regular meeting of Pamela Lodge No. II,
held On Friday, 18th inst, the following resolu.
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS We are called upon to administer
the last office the living render the dead; In
that we are called to follow the remains OF our
late brother, Jos. Edwards to the grave; there.
fore.
Resolred, That in the death of Bro. Edwards,
the Lodge has parted with one OF its best; ana
most active members; his family, devoted hus.
band and kind father, and the community, q use.
full citizen. But we are assured by his testimony
as Christian, that he has left the Lodge below
TO meet in the Grand Lodge above, to dwell with
angels, where Christ is Head over all.
Rssoirsd That we will make il our duty, and
aim to succor and protect the widow and orphans
of onr deceased brother.
Reso,red That these resolutions be spread up.
on the minutes, and that copy, under seal Of
the Lodge, be presented to the family OF the de-
ceased -
Resclrsd That the emblems and charter OF tho
LODGE bc draped in mourning for thirty days.
A. II. BRITT,
w. RIHELDAFFER,
JAMES W. WHITE.
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin's Infant Cordial,

An astonishing fact, that the largest number
Of deaths occur among children. A fact thai
while teething children are in constant pain
A fact that during that period nothing will re
lieve them sooner or mole effect uaIs thsa
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL ..
Mothers do not see them suffer
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Mothers, relieve their sufferings By
THE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething b greatly faeilitAteaby: 10 sf'|o
THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Fretfulness and wakefulness cnred
>. BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Cholic and Pain cured instantly
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL. i.
Summer Complaint cured ~. -- -
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL. .l
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby il you
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL. 80 =.
Every bottle warranted to please OF pios 70
funded. Prepared only by =. ,-
LAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO.,
feb24 Druggists Main street, Wheeling.
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KIec,ieneering Stories.

A story Is going about the London
clubs of candidate for o vacant seat
In Parliament. He was walking
through the streets of the borough with
his attorney; when a neutral voter was
pointed out. The legal adviser SAID
that the candidate had better tackle
the voter at once. "What is his pro-
fession n said the candidate. u am
not sure,n was the reply, "but l rather
think that he is trunk maker" How
do Won do. how do you do, my dear sirf'
saws the candidate, "How very fortu-
nate that have made your aequaint-
ance. Mrs. X. has been travelling about
a good deal lately, and has worn out
her trunk. Please make me the very
best trunk that you possibly cam" Il
am much flattered by your commands"
said the voter, "but l am not trunk
maker" 80 yes you are" says the can
didate. "No, indeed am not" says
the voter. "Then, pray, what are your
says the candidate. "If you please, sir,
| am a coffin maker" 80, that will do
Just rs well,' said Mr.. a, the candi-
date. "Please make me coffin; the
very best coffin you possibly can" The
voter said: "Please, sir, You are joking;
now /! don't like that" Mr.. X, in re-
ply. "Never was more serious in my
life" "Well,r says the voter, all is
fair in the way of business. But be
good enough to give me a written or
der" "By all manner of means" said
Mr.. ", who Mt once gave the writer
order.
About week afterwards q hearse
with plumes and feathers drew up at
comfortable family mansion in one OF
the London parks, and out came aeofhn
The servants were Mortified, and de-
clined to take the dark object indoors
The undertaken was inexorible.' Mr. y
was at dinner; and, being Intercepted
| by his servant, desired the coffin to bt
brought into the house. But where
shall we put it, said Mrs. At Under
the he'd, said Mr.. X. To this Mrs. y
decidedly objected. Soon all the SCI
wants came and began to insinuate
SYMPTOMS of giving warning. They
could not think of abiding in the house
with O coffin. Mr.. y. then ordered II
to be taken to his chambers in the
temple. On one of his friends asking
him what he had done with his coffin
he admitted that he had put whole
set of voluminous law reports in it. The
said candidate is likely to hear more
of this when he goes among his newly
formed acquaintance in the borough
Here is a story of an election for the
North German Parliament:
In a small place in the district OF
Coblens the Mayor sent round the pub
lie crier to proclaim, with the assist
ance of his bell, the following extraor'
binary communication: "With the bel
be it herewith proclaimed that on the
18th there is an election for Parliament
and Mr.. Stumm is going to be elected
The following day the opposition party
engaged the same town erier to bell out
as follows: with the bell be it here.
with proclaimed that on the 18th there
is an election for Parliament; Mr..
Stumm, however, is not going to be
elected, but Mr.. Crettois." The ancient
town crier, who is also night watch
man, added TO this proclamation his
own sentiments to the effect that "those
who won't select either of these may do
just as they like
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DR.. Schenck's PulmOnic Syr-

This great medicine cured DR. J. II. SCIENCE,
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption
when il had assumed Its most formidable aspect,
and when speedy death appeared TO be inevita-
ble His physicians pronounced his case incurs-
Gle, when be commenced the use Of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health was restored
in a very short time. and no return Of the dis
ease has been apprehended, for all the symptoms
Quickly disappeared, and his present weight Ia
more than two hundred pounds, go. - q. -.
Since his recovery. Ae has devoted his atten.
ton exclusively TO the cure Of Consumption and
the diseases which are usually complicated With
it. and the cures effected BY his medicines have
been very numerous and truly wonderful Dr.
ScHESCx makes professional visits to several Of
the larger cities weekly, where he has large
,concourse Of patients audit ist truly astonishing
to see poor consumptivcs that have TO be lifted
out of their CARRIAGES, and in few months
healthy, robust persona DIR. SCHKNCkSPEL-
fONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, and
MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all required
in curing Consumption. Full directions scoom
pany each, 20 that ann ono can take then with
out seeing Dir .SCHENcK, but when II Ia conysr-
lent 1t is best to see him. He gives advice frse
but for thorough examination with his Respir-
ometer his fee Is three dollars ,-,- ,s7s ar
~ - mo w. -s4 5seaEiJ siE. aIGt 2
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Feathers a nd Gather Bands

Are and will be fashionable for some
time to come. Striped silks are trimmed
with plated ribbon, en- tablier, and round
the bottom; Grape plaits are much worn
round bonnets, and left to hang en-
twined with flowers. i cannot admire
them. Our Spring bonSets will either
be very flas or all Bolivar" shape-high
up in the air, like scuttles, and fat be-
hind. The prettiest hat will be Ceres,
kind of Vatican, trimmed with bunch
es of brown berries in garland OF
frosted leaves. tied on with maize or
s'raw-colored strings. Bonnet strings
will be narrow.
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CARD TOINvALIDs.

4 Clergyman, while Reading N South Ameri
ca as missionary, discovered. q safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay Diseases Of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this nsble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing aud using this medicine, in seal
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free q
charge Please inclose post paid envelope, ad
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, New York
CITY. novl3
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pur... and swe..e., Cod Liver Oil

Puress and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it. takes the lead OF
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask fsr
Hazard g. Caswell's Cod Liver Oil"
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug.
gists. mar 2O-mwseowly.
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r,.h;., I'm. opeer Fancies.

1t undresses ladies nearly to the waist
to give them "full dress" and pads
their heads with chunks of dirty hair
to make them pretty. Its latest fancy
in Paris, however, is the queerest. II
is to wear doeskin gloves as dirty Of
they can be made, the dirtier the more
completely they fill the requirements o.
':haut ton" A correspondent says thai
"nobody now enters society with clean
hands if they wish to be considered a'
belonging to the set"
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertise mems


Orr, PAUL & Co. have opened in
their new rooms with fine stock OF
carpets.
George w. Johnson invites attention
to his stock of stoves. ....
Johnson G. Garretson advertise su-
perior roofing.
John T. Lakin & Co. have received
their stock of spring and summer goods.
Hermann Renner offers reward for q
lost COW.
E. A. Weber is agent for the American
Organ.
Beethoven Society-see advertisement
at head of local.
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The Youns Mems Christian As.ocin.

Has been fitting up the room occupied
in beautiful manner, which will no
doubt attract many of our young mon
10 spend their evenings in a home sc
pleasant, for home it will be. In addi'
ton 10 many other things, fine Mason
4 Ham1in Cabinet Organ was purchas.
ed from the agent, Mr. Sheib. A care.
FIJI examination of various organs re.
suited in choice of he best. the Mason
& Hamlin. We congratulate the COM
mittee on their choice, and feel sure il
will be appreciated.
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New York Prize Association.

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Improved Roohng.

Messrs. 1fJohnson & Garretson this
morning advertise n superior mastic
roofing, which is fire-proof, sun-proof
and waterproof. 1t is cheaper and
more durable than shingles, and is by
far the best thing in the way Of roofing
that has as yet been introduced 10 the
public. Parties desiring cheap and
durable roofing will DO we'll to give
them n call.
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NJ usic.

Prof. Z. A. Weber, Main street, has
just received n choice selection of mu-
steal instruments of all kinds, and all
the late publications Of sheet music.
See advertisement in another column,
and call at Mr.. WIS store and purchase
your musical goods, etc.
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Auction.

Tomorrow Mrs. Mary NJ. S. Zane will
offer ut public auction, at her residence
on Fourth street, large lot of house
Id and kitchen furniture. There il q,
large and varied assortment of the arti-
cles, and all must he sold.
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Fools

ro0tss .. ..
The King of Persia once ordered his
vizier to make ont q list of all the fool,
in his dominions. He did so and put
his Majesty's name at the head of them.
The King asked him why. to which he
immediately answered, Because you
entrusted a lac of rupees to men you
don't know to buy horses for you thou
sand miles of. and who'll never come
back" "Ay, but suppose they come
back,' "Then i shall erase your name
and insert theirs IL we nresasksd in
this enlightened day to make out list
of the fools in Wheeling, we should GER
tainly not include the names Of those
persons who wisely purchase their cloth
ing at John I. Lakin & Co.'S. They
have just received their Spring stock of
cloths, cassimeres and vestings, and
fullline Of gents furnishing goods, i +
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When Daniel Webster was Secretary
of State. some years ago. under another
administration than that of Mr.. Fill
more. he wrote to, one of the proprietors
of the Aston House, in New York, saying
that de WOULD reach that house on such
"a day, and, begged that some of his
friends should be invited to dine with
him the same evening. rs b. -
| There were about twenty or so at the
table, aud Mr.. Webster seemed wearisd
by his travel, and speaking but little,
if at ali, plunged into darksome rev.
erie, not we'll calculated to enliven his
friends. This at length became so APP
parent, and the situation Of all SO un-
pleasant, that one Of the company urged
upon . very Distinguished man present
"a warm friend of Mr.. Webster-to get
hin, into conversation. He needed TO
be logged to become as lively as they
, wished. ler,.~ ,-s.- s...lSI- ... o. 80 ..-,
This friend consented, and spoke
aloud to Mr.. Webster, asking him some
questions that in ordinary circum-
stances, and with ordinary men, would
! hsveled to conversation; but it failed
fin the present case. The dark secre-
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C.rpe,.. :, Oil CIeth., sc.

..And carpets at J. c. Orr & Co'sn is
the sign which was yesterday to be seen
at almost every street corner. The
words were neatly printed on wali
paper. But, to return to the subject,
Messrs. Orr, Paull i Co, at log Main
street, have just received one of the
slargest and most complete stocks of
carpets, rugs and oil cloths ever brought
to this city. which embraces everything
in that Line of msipess, These desirt
Gus of purchasing goods Of this descrip-
ton cannot do better than call at lO6.,
The. senior partner of this linn is
known to our people AZ an old and reli-
able business man. Mr.. A, W. PAUL. is
well known as a young maxwell calcu-
lated for the position be has just tsk .gn
in life. He is.a gentlemanpf good bust
ness habits, and will soon prove to be
"the right man in the right place" The
6-nbeiDg composed Of sneh material
cannot fail to do good business. Sue,
cess to them. O? soHF ac,isos
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Raise. Raise,

Bookings Unrivalled Baking Powder
has met with such satisfaction and is
so popular amongst all housekeepers
that they cannot do without it any
more. To those that have not used it
yet we ask trial. and if it does not give
satisfaction the money will be refunded
For sale everywhere.
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lFaiioure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST, NEXT TO N'LURE HOUSE
Is THg PLACE TO GET Y0Un
i Oysters in eyeyy style, ] have . saloon fit-
ted up expressly Tor Ladies and Gents Wed
dinxs and okher parties win be supplied In good
order. Public and private snppen promptly at
tsnasd - "a nodessss tsema -. --E.'c
nsvikaa 4syso u FRANK fALLoCMs
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DANKRR,s LRTTRRs BLANHS
b LETTER HEADS, etc, printed csrsfnIis
and p.ospNy b tbe wHKktfSa KHdDTR
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Fashionable Abomiuations.

Waterfalls were bad enough, hoop
skirts-tiltcrs-are an invention of the
devil, low-necked dresses are deadly
enemies TO mans. morals, but with q
rocket full of tracts, and the nerve to
close ones eyes when necessary, fell
low might possibly reach heaven by run
ming the gauntlet of female fashions.
But the latest freak in the hair-dress-
ing line "caps the sheaf." Fancy q
lard-keg, wrapped about with horse
hair and covered with q colored min
now net, strapped upon the back OF a
/ lady's head! Yet we see ladies' upon
our streats wearing 'em. They think,
no doubt, that it enhances their beauty.
So do the Caffir niggers, from whom the
| fashion is stolen. The abomination
ought to be called "Cafirs." It's their
proper name. It's an ugly word, and
the,thing is as ugly rs the word. No
pretty woman should wear one. Long
/ hair. in a woman is an excellent thing
an ornament than which no other or
nament is more becoming. And to
fancy that which God has given
her to he plated and twist,
ed until it protrudes from the
back of her head like, horses tail
plated up to avoid the mud. It's enough
( to make fellow forswear the society OF
the sen that is fast tending to the NOT
ship Of Int one god, and that god-Fasf-
ion. We verify believe that if some en-
,terprising French lady, an acknowledge
ed leader of the ton, were to appear on
the streets of Paris with her head close
! " shaver, in less than three months ev.
cry woman in America, from the mis-
tress in the parlor to the scullery maid
in the kitchen. would glory in hairless
heads. Throw aside the monstrous
things, dear ladies, and try to look be-
coming, pretty, charming, entfancing,
once more. Leave outlandish distor-
tions of your most beautiful natural or
nament to outlandish women. Throw
your aCafirs" 10 the Caf1irs, and show
Fashion that you will not blindly fol-
low whithersoever its senseless and
tasteless capriccs may lead. Give folly
the go-by, and let sense and Judgment
dictate your fashions. 0atrefs good
word, when applied to that which is the
reverse of lovely, but it is proclamation
when loyeliness is made Synonymous
with Outre.
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Mrs. Kyle 4 MRS. waakins'
Dress and Cloak { Makers

F,o4.4 q a. 81; ssls ~ s..ss.s...,,
EuAvR RRCKIvRD TEE L.
y.1.i 8 q Z, 1esE i ksif Ess h de - -
,styis Pstsss1s for ssls q ressesas1
e::EE@l.'s'dsG''A s'''1. 80
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

One year. 49,. s. 80 Three Months. 90
Six months. Z W One month";. IS
TO SUBSCRIBERS u TIE CITY.
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or at the rate Of over 100000 per mile II Is beeed the
whole line be built for $4,000 per mile. The most
difficult and costly portion s running, and earning
from local traffic four times the operating Expenses The
net earnings for 1856 were moro than three times the
annual interest liabilities incurred in buildng and equip
ping It,
Inc company now offer their FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY
YEAR BONDS, bearing SIX CENT INTEREST IN GOLD
az 10 per cent of their par value with accrued interest
nom January J. in currency. They sums OF 81 900
each, with semiannua coupons attached, payable in
New-YOr and ten per cent cheaper than FveTwen-
ties At the current rates Of god they pay 81 per cent
upon the investment. For safety, stability and profit,
they are unsurpassed being made by act of Congress
first lien upon the Road, equipments &C. superior to
that Of the Government and all others
For sale by Banks and Bankers throughout the cOun-
try, and by FISK & HATCH
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No Nassal-St
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE g. 1867.

forward from tho Mississippi having proved unreliable
IL IS nov Thought that the arrivals may be large for some
time yet ana THIS tends to check speculation. Many OF
the reports from the interior that the remainder OF
the crop VIII be pretty much all In in June but these have
effect at the moment, aud, long the majority OF
shippers hold off, the weight Cf the stock hand IS too
great to allow OF much confidence in higher prices In
regard TO crop prospects, yesterdays Wisconsin says
I'VE have been carefully scanning our exchanges Tor
few weeks past to learn as near rs possible, what is inc
prospect for the growing crops and from what we can
gather Judge that the prospect for Wheat and oats
better. The cold, wet weather has had inc
effect of causing the roots to spread so that the ground
well covered aud the plant has strong hold, and Will
therefore grow with the greater rapdity when warm
weather comes, hope 1t will SOME time. The winter
Wheat in exposed localities rs said 10 have suffered
from the hard freezing Of the Winter and early Spring
but, general thing 1t Is said TO look extremely Wei
and promise fine harvest" .
HIDf.S-The market has become duh at the rcduceu
quotations. Dry Hides-Buenos Ayres Is to "a ID 2CtS
2lc Bucnos Ayres 20 TO % ID, 9G2Oac Monteydeo 10
20 b. 1q0I9ic COrricntes, 21A to % 10, 1S4119e Hlo
Grande, 20 to % h. 1876; Orinoco, 81 to % TO-
California ~ to 25 49, slal94c Central America IL 10
ID, 16 ORC MatamOrOs ~ TO "a ID, 1tOlSc; vera CuI'
Is to 10 TO- IGQ16lc Tampco 20 to ~ n, 1Ga0c Icxs'
% ID 13dl6c. Western IS TO Is 10, 130l5c gOid,
selected Wet Sailed Hides-BnenOs Ayres, 40 10 90 ID
l050l1c Rio Grande, ~ to AZ 10, 1020Ic.; California 40
TO 20 d. 10a 6c Para, 3j to 40 b. 0 d1c god selecteu
wOrleans, so to so d. l2c western ana Country %
10 3D. l1t0l2c; City Slaughter ok co 10 S0b, GlJc
City Slaughter (Cow) 45 to GO ID, uiG12c, currency
selected
HAY-Tle demand is more active for shipping at 81 %
in the new crop sown most favorable. Long Rye
Straw is selling at 81 250S1 80 " 100 ID. 49,
HOPS continue in active request at fll previous rates
sales OF about l75 bales at from 2OG4OG65c rs 10 CROWN
HONEY is quoted at C2c gold, in bond, and SO
sc gold, duty paid.
HEMP-The market is quiet but firm ut 12c. gold for
Manila; other descriptions are dull at our quotations.
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RECEIPTS or pRODUCF.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JUNE l7,7s9 bbls. Flour, 759 bbls. Whisky 112 bbs.
Corn Meal 800 sacks Corn Meal 81 252 BUSH Wheat 9l6sO
bush Corn $50 bush Oats 2579 bush Rye $500 bush
Barley 3GG2G bush Peas 40 pkgs Ashes, III pkgs Cnt
Meats, $500 bbls Petroleum, 1,497 pkgs. Butter, Ills
pkgs. Cheese, / $50 bbs. Eggs.