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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14
cTILL THEY COME.

CTILL THEY COME.
O5dnzon csns Trash PEA CHES.
!. dozen cars fresh PINE-APPLES,
dozen cans tom ATOES,
DOZEN cans assorted JELLIRs, selling low.
d.A IN DAgDRl pGE d ANDERSON. y
ITO PRIVATE FAMILIES. = 900
j pounds Atinor~'s EISCE NEAT unsurpassed,
'nss Ssrs rs0s''so .n' TOT sal" Gy,uIS J. "sstErx
HORSE SHOES and MULEShoEss
Ii Burdens patent, foy sale ~ c,,vo.S
9T 4U3 -I-83s3, gls8 1oRD,H CRIf0aS,,
cyOl.EA d. GOOD
- nae m. and Rt,NR "a n "a EniLHA IN,
fTr - h ~ i1S s'Tr q as0en0S 4 0Rik0AN..i
4 - sft4Ysst yus'tssss sa's'fys ss'st J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14
9itl1n,ond 1ispatrh,

IA 1867.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14
NO. 1863.
MEDICINES, ETC.

4 qua DE MAGNOLIA.-A~
"A light. Superior to any cologne used.& de
he face and person; to render the skin sosshs
'resh TO sllay inflammation TO perfume ciothES
for headache &c Iti- ma nufhetnred from the rici
southern Masnolia, and 10 obtaining = pa tronag'
,uite unpre cedsntsd 1t IL fsvoriie with sctresse
ind opera singers. II 10 sold by al deAlsn e. on:
iollar In large bottles, and by DEMAS BAhNks
co, New Y ork, Wholesale Agents. ~, a-
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold hy all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14

EHIyA, GLASS, AND hoUsE-FUR.
C5Nls8lad 000Ss. .-w, are this day rsssiviaf
as :soss 'oint 81 tcHfsS afh ana aSJss ,SuSsikIisS
9oOpS. sssA . plass wAHsus S9asss ~ r. -
Urns, Coffee Biegins. Coffee 0rv9tes. tousS 49, 49,
NXlses riScY1ov3n ns AZ l.sf ..st.' :iss IT,. :.
moa Besvd., Vssss, Seg CAlE - :.
eg1.,, =. sxaSs az fsssssSisa MORE,
gasa an-' ','.'' scm-s kis sss e2s z+.S 80 -:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14

poUTS AND ShOES.-I have on hand
ID large stock OF goods suitable for ~SSr
Cy 1nG ennntry trade, which am selling HM(
|-EY Low have MEN'S FINE CALFYr
sLwED BOOTS al SIX DOLLARS, and
C'a-r goods equally low. A GOOD FIT warranted,
aud goods eqnal 10 any that ara made to order All
srs invited 10 call before purch ssiug else ewhers.
II. Nj. GASTON
dsl5 l4so Main ,trsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14
CoMMussloN lMERoHANTs.

Mills 4 RYANT, TOBACCO Eek:
~. ~ q q: s s.sj IS
rOBACCOe. .0Ilsn solislhsts lAhae1Ri A4ynn0es
made 90 sonsiEnnsnis, Refer 70 A.. y nAtvsys
Hrssidsnt hassoasi bsus = ytsstnis SAso
HsssAs; Hss:.ss.s s'2 sAISas 9sss ss;;. .ss.o.
; ruosssos, Bos'on. hsss- b1a s,pg -"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

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NORWOOD;
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u entitled ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ag sies oJteeOe articles
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there nav be ans delay In filing them.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

V'lIE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER
Il FOR MAY
CONTENTS:
WESTERN EMIGRATION AND WESTERN CHARACTER
A. H. MayO.
H. GEOGRAPHY OF PALESTINE &. H. Brigham.
I'LL. MADAME RECAMIER AND HER FRIENDS. ", r. Ager
~ MAURICE DE GUERIN. J. n.
v. SOCIAL EMULATION As FEATURE OF AMERICAN
LIFE.
VI PHASES OF PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY Il. f. Du Bois
VII THE INCARNATION.
VIII REVIEWS or CURRENT LITERATURE
JAMES MILLER Publisher No a2l Broadway, Nes-forE
Subscription IS per in advance, Single copies $l
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4N who Of Central Illinois VIII
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hhs onda paper Of the State and CITY Go'shmeni' 'ndh The
sss ereulAdou The Ypfig Edaon reDsI's e's o'u'''.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
HENRY WARD BEECHER'' STORY
THE NEW-YORK LEDGER.

Wehs,be pleasure Of announcing that the publication the Ne"
st.ry BY HENRY WARD BEECHER which has been writes expressly
o THE ERwYORK LEDGER wnte commenced in No IL of'the
present volume Of me LedC-the rumb that VIII be published
MONDAY, MAY 6, 1861
sd hat on one occasion during Mr. Behes residence at the
y, from the church where preached called upon him
10 rnob.e against bis saying many witty things bis sermons
He replied "Brethn go4 only hH.~ A0@ "Ne" KEEP
,Oe yon think Of Hdag auH uh me or t'hGt say
this story Mr. Beeeher s back nothing lnhhe gives uh scope
and for the first time ends fitting ted in Which os
play hs tranSeehdent genius The title Of the story
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

oivine a hint Of that which changes not.

Giving hint of that which changes not
Rich are the gods who gives gifts but they
They grope the sea for pearls but more than pearls
They pluck Force thence, and give it to the wise.
For every wave is wealth To Dgdalus.
Wealth to the cunning artist who can WORK
This matchless strength. Where shall We find,
A load your Atlas shoulders cannot MT
I with my hammer pounding evermoIe
The rocky coast smite Andes into dust,
strewing my bed and in another age,
Rebuild o continent of better men.
Then unbar the doors; my paths lead cut
The exodus of nations: disperse
Men to all shores that front tine hoaIy NAN.
Itoo have arts and sorceries;
Illusion dwefs forever with the wave
know what spells are laid. Leave met0 deal
With credulOus and imaginative man
For, though he scoop my water In his pam,
A few rods of he deems it gems aud cloids.
Planting strange fruits and sunshine onthe shore,
make some coast alluTing, some lone ilc,
To distant men, who must go there, or 'ie.
Compared with the previous poems d Mr.. EIneT-
son. the present volume we think, addresses more
universal sympathies and will find more appre-
cative reception around the Household hearths of
our people, although perhaps no sntle piece can
claim the admiration which has been accorded to
1.-The Problem The Sphinx "W'od Notes." or
1.-THE Threnody." Since the publication of his first
volume. he has gathered an audience whose minds
have been nurtured, and whose tast,s have been
fashioned by his plastic genius. The novelty OF
iphrase az well as the bodness of conception, which
once repelled the sensitive reader has become fam-
iar: his influence has svayed the current Of opinion
his manner is associated with the freshest intellect
nal life of the age; the youthful genration which
looked upon his earlier productions with bewildered
wonder have hardened into the bone Of manhood; /;
and have learned to recognize in tie apparently
erratc bard not only master of poetic imagery ana
expression, but a wise expounder of the marvellous
secrets of humanity,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
Military strength Of Prussia

The following is the military strength
of the North German Bund, according
to the latest returns, which are much
more complete than those hitherto pub
lished on this subject:
First-Troops ready to take the field
Ill $50 officers, i97 ,573 non-commis-
stoned officers and soldiers, 49,, ,42s
horses, 1924 guns.
Second-Reserve troops-4,4 Az officers,
lSS, ,OO4 non-commissioned officers and
soldiers, y, ,955 horses, 220 guns.
Third-Garrison troops-4,O6 officers
l43,l46 non. commissioned officers and
soldiers, 1881 horses.
Fourth-Other troop s-472 officers
$3.50 non-commissioned officers and sol
diers, 200 horses.
To these may be added in time of wal
,6SS officers, 57,65S non-commissionet
officers and soldiers, 30,l4l horses ant
$50 guns. making the total force of th'
Bund on the war footing q, ,653 officers
s99, ,O55 horses, 1854 guns. If TO thes'
numbers we add those of the armies o
the South German States allied witt
Prussia, which consist of 102, 600 fell
troops, 81 100 reserve, and 2!5, ,564 garri
son troops, the whole available militar,
force of Germany will be found to b.
q, 900 officers and 1,101 ,24l non-commis
stoned officers and soldiers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
Hermit Poisoned.
ILoudon Correspondence of Turf, Field
Farm"I

ILoudOn Correspondence of Turf, Field and
Farm
Apropos of the Derby winner have
strange story to tell, which has the
merit of being both strange and true.
A few weeks prior to the great EPSON
race, Hermit, who had previously been
in excellent health, all of a sudden
began to refuse his food, and showed
unmistakable symptoms of some inter
nal ailment. His trainer at once called
In the assistance of one of our leading
"vets," and the horse was subjected to
a course of physic, but the prescribed
remedies failed to produce any abate-
ment of the bad symptoms. On the con-
trary, the colt gradually grew worse,
and his trainer ut last began to enter
tain suspicious that ho was suffering
from the effects of some pernicious drug,
His suspicious were heightened by the
mysterious disappearance of one of the
stable boys, who usually attended to
the horse, and policeman was at once
sent in quest of the fugitive, who was
brought back in custody, and severely
cross-examiued on the subject, but
without eliciting any information, as
Uue DOy ptEslSJcu In ulS iuuocchOo anu
nothing conld be made out of him.
Failing in this, the horses food was ex-
amined, and in his manger were found
two beans, which were Forwarded to q
well-known analytical chemist, who un-
hesitatipgly pronounced them to be
strongly impregnatod with strychnine.
For obvious reasons the matter was
hushed up, but as a secret is no longer
secret when it is in the possession OF
more than one person, a whisper OF
something being wrong speedily leaked
out, and be fore long the Derby crack fig.
ured in the betting at the outside price
of 100 to IL. have the above partic-
ulars from the most unimpeachable au-
thority, and though, for reasons best
known to the conductors Of our English
sporting journals, they have never yet ap.
peared in print, cannot see that their
publication can possibly do any enc any
harm. If, however, as fear there can
be no reason to doubt, this dastardly
attempt was made for "market purpO-
ses," can only express my sincere hope
that the perpetrator 'laid his whole
book" against Hermit for the Derby and
lost N ha r;cblv dnseryed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
The Election Excitement.

Va election within our recollection
has p!odncrd greater sensation than
fiat oi last Tuesday. All dav yester
d,y the feeling was intense. While
the nrurrAl admission was that the
Radical party had been knocked COM
ple;ply out of time by the immense Dem
osrtfic gains, tho anxiety tn ascertain
fbr exact details of the situation was
marked aud deep. In the Ohio cleo
,og 'hr contest between HAYES and
TnyRN,N was known to be close, and
rsr interest in the race became more
intense ds the actual facts were ap-
preached through the medium of "re-
liable returns" While it was admitted
that the election of either HAYES or
Tmm,N by few hundreds could not
..,rr general situation, the warm
g,' feeling was manifested by the par
,.,ln, oi each over their respective
prospects.
When the probabilities finally settled
down in favor of HAYES, the JOY of our
Radical friends knew no bounds. Some
even became 50 silly in their demon
STATIONS as to claim the election of
WILLIAMS in Pennsylvania. We do not
know It To be trne, but we are crcdibly
informed that some of our most sensi-
Die Republicans went so far crazy as to
.g>l,t upnu SHARSwoOD'S defeat
30 Pennsylvania. This foolish en-
,hH,iaSm was heightened by
Tamor that the Republican Com
nittes of Pennsylvania claimed
WILLIAMS election by two thousand.
IAo>e who sat mp late enough 10 read
WHIACE'S dispatch re-affirming our
success in Pennsylvania by from three
to eight thousand, were of course uude-
rr.yed. INT We are satisfied that hum
dIrl> of Republicans retired last night
anlrr the silly deluSion that Pennsyl-
yanla had been saved by a small ma
Jority. We sympathize with these de-
.l4rd souls in their deep distress.
In Ohio, the Radicals have so far
lbatrd their pretensions as to claim
only the State ticket, by few hundreds.
Ile legislature they admit to be
"hopelessly Democratic" We are in
,,ard to helievc that this general view
ncorrrcr We will not be sorry if the
Radical, receive this small grain of
'ouioIt. Having beaten the Republi
can party by beating the Amendment,
41d having crushed them by carrying
iAe legislature and guaranteeing
Drmocratc successor to WADE, we
can afford to be generous. As
XVIII not alter the general effect, we
VII net grumble if HAYES shonld come
Out ccnqueror. There have been so
many long Republican faces on our
NiretS OF late, that we are willing to
sSe some concessions to comfort and
so!e our afflicted brethren.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The staggers prevail fatally among
the horses in Norfolk county Va.
A Jacksonville paper is anxious for
settlers to take land in Florida at fifty
cents an acre.
The National cemeteries in Virginia
are nearly finished, and the operations
of the burial corps will soon cease.
Com. Vanderbilt is going largely
into the manufacture of iron on the
James river, in Nelson county, Va.
There were $1,000 barrels of -four in
spected in Lynchburg for the quarter
ending September 30th.
A statue of Thomas Nelson, Governor
of Virginia in 1871, has just been raised
to its pedestal in Richmond, between
those of Marshall and Jefferson.
The broken and now silent "Swamp
Angle" terrible in the history of
Charleston, has been purchased and
taken to Trenton n. j.
Maj. John Esten Cooke was married
to Miss Mary Francis Page, daughter of
the late DIR. Robt. Page, at Saratoga,
Clark county, Va, on the 18th nit.
A Northern man recently purchased
large landed estate in Northumberland
county, Va, for $4,000, and proposes to
make the growth of blackberries his
leading crop.
The Petersburg Express is very indig-
nant tha; a report has been put in cir
culation that 1t is about to pass into
the hands of the Radicals. The editors
and proprietOrs announce that it can't
be purchased for any such interest.
A party of Swiss migrants arrived in
Lynchburga few days ago, and report
ed to the Virginia Immigration Society.
They ale, says the Vrginian, suited for
farm hands, grape dressers, &c, and de-
sire employment.
The Mobile Times contains the follow
ing notice to the "gay and festive old
tiger" who is facetiously called Mayor
and gets the salary: "Mr. Gustavus
Horton will please call at the counting
room of the Times and settle the three
dollars ho has cheated from u.s."
A terrapin was found in Chesterfield
comfy, Va, few days ago, with the
inscription "l775-W. W." upon the
shell. After submitting to rigid in
inspection from his finder, the venera-
BILE animal walked away with the slow
step of age, the spectators perfectly sat
isfied of the genuineness of the date.
ThelTyler Reporter, of Smith county,
Texas, speaking of the cotton worm,
says: We would think it safe to say
that one third of the cotton is destroy
ed; others think the injury greater.
At least these little pests have robbed
our county of two or three thousand
bales of cotton, worth from 100000 TO
Sl5O,000. This. however, we learn is
not so heavy a loss as many counties
have suffered, the entire crop having
been swept away.
A gang Of Radicals have held posses
sion of the house of Hon. d. L. Yulee,
at Fernandino, Florida. When Mr.. Yu-
lee at last got possession of the premi-
ses number of evil-disposed persons
raised a mob and stoned the house,
breaking window panes, sash, etc. The
Sheriffof the county arrested some of
the rioters, and he in return was arrest
ed by virtue of an order issued by Paul
Crippen, Commissioner of the United
States District Courts and lodged in
Jail. The Sheriff was finally released on
parole.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
Sha A. Grow ON the Judiciary

Ave- Republican Nominating Con-
'rhtlGS for Lucerne county, Pennsylva-
Us, heIn at WilkesbarTe on the l2th
ms, Hon. &. A. Grow, ex-Speaker of
,hr House Of Representatives, made a
,oog and vehement harangue, in which
ae said
II has been said by an old writer,
Lei Inc write the songs of 4 nation, and
! care not who makes their laws" So,
lNy to you, let me appoint your Judges,
'lG y, care not who frames your laws!
Lhls sentiment did not receive the
-s'eS 1t merlted even from the parti-
HS H OF tine Republican nominees for
iugSe OF the Supreme Court, and for
'uuge OF the local district. Its afro
% ,,os meaning was sugared over by the
,P-I 'Feyions pleading ofa practiced political
1s'iatan. Yet it would seem as If the
,1'ufal instincts of an assemblage of
- ,'.,rilcah ireemem would have revolted
- S.iAst ~ so coarse and plain Il statement
= 'ne tyrannical aim of the Radical
=, 'lefS to put men in Office committed
, P,gloTc gnioTce Radical principl and serve
40 'I';'eal political schemes, in despite of
-, "SaI enaCtments and of the people
E ~. 'helr representatives who have
'"'"ed them ,-Ner York World.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
As'heelina Register.
Friday Mcrniny' October II
GEORGE w, RHOADES,

W ale requested TO say that the
Democratic Executive Committee for
Ohio comfy will meet at the REGISTER
otfcr on saturday afternoon at three
o'clock. 4 prompt aud full attendance
!, ,dtsirrh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
BY. the Use OF ..-
CHASTELLAR'S
White Liquid Enamel,

FOR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
II the complexion. -......,...
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearllike
tint, that is only found in youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles Pimples Blotches, Meth
Patches, Sallowness Eruptions, and all impuri.
ties of the skin kindly healing the same, leav.
ing the skin white and clear as alabaster. Its
use can not be detected by the closest scrutiny,
and being a vegetable preparation Is perfectly
harmless IL is the only article Of the kind
used by the FreRch, and Is considered by the
Parisian rs indispensable to 4 perfect toilet.
Upwards of 30, ,00o hotties were sold during the
past year, Q sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy.
Price only IS cents. Sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt Of an order, by. -
2d5 River ST., Troy, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
SWAMI HOUSE,
PARKERSBURG, w. VA,

'rME ONLY FIRST CLASS HO.
i TEL in the city, and the most conveniently
located as tn the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-.
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction forced in
a tank on top of the building, from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH.
marl4.ly J. VIM. DENT, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-11
Petrnlao-GalGinm Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN.
" provements of the age Ia the process of man.
ufacturing gas BY the PetroleO-C Calcium Gas
Company of Wheeling West Virginia upon
patents of DR.. j. Ii. Connolly, from an almost
valueless product OF Petroleum Gil, (residumn,) }
in combination with lime, or lime aud coal, 20
simple that two thousand feet of Gas may be
made by any farm hand or stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence in three hours. 1t has been thor.
oughly tested upon such a scale, at the Mcclure
House in Wheeling, and at the country residence
of Mr.. j. =. Gilchrist near the same city, rs TO
fix the certainty of its affordng entirely salts
factory results in the production Of small and
large quantities of Gas, and can be with great
economy applied to Pripate ResideRces Semi.
ndries, Hotels Factories and Cities. Itissuperior
TO any Gas now in use, not only as TO the safety,
simplicity practicability and great sheapness OF
manufacture, but for its superior brilliancy, soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom from the
snlphurous doors common to Gas.
These facts the officers of the company will
take pleasure in demonstrating TO those desiring
to adopt or interest themselves in IL. The com
pany will sell rights to manufacture in Towns,
Counties, Districts OF States, and direct atten.
ton to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, w. Va, August 6, 1867.
To the President Of the PetroLeo. Calcium Gas Co:
SIR-We have thoroughly and carefully in
vestigated the construction and workings of the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas, according to
your companys patents, and the combinations
Of materials used, as now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country resi-
dence ofJ. p. Gilchrist ESQ, near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider II superior to any other method of man :
ufacturing Gas that we are acquainted with.
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully,
A. j. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
W. w. MILLER & Co.,
Union Foundry and Engine Works.
WM. HARE,
Plumber and Gas Filter
VIZ. GOODWIN 81 Co.,
PrOprietors McLure House.
WIN. A. TURNER,
Jeiceler and Watch Maker
SWEENEY & Co.,
MGchiniSts and Engine Builders.
WM. ID. TERRY,
General II. X. Ticket Agent
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor McLure House Saloon.
REILLY, BARNES & HOBBS,
Breicers.
And refer by special permission to
JAS. NJ. CHRIsTY, Esq,
PittsJug, Pa. formerly Treasurer city Gas Go.
5. II. GOLDTHARP, Esq,
Gas Engineer, PhsbtTg, Pa
Address,
PETROLEO.CALCIUM GAS CO.,
augI3.eowIy Wheeling w. Va