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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-11
TOWN

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS adver-
tisement of Harmonic Concert and Ball
Read Religious Notice.
See Especial Notice head OF edito-
rial.
United States Muiis-see advertise
ment. a
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TIE following is cut from Il Glasgow
paper: "Wanted, a situation as table
maid. None need apply unless worthy
of a good servant"
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Religions Notice.

u,HERE WILL BE PREACHING AT
Il Washington Hall by the-Rey. MI. Miller, oil
the NJ. Z. Church South, at l0t a. NJ and Sf.
daily iavited to attend. jali-h
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WHEN does Il bill remind us Of tie
morningl When its due. When Is II
like a thief When it's taken up.
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CARS with family apartments, fitted
up in hotel style, with attendants, are
to DO run between New York and Chi
eagO.
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"WEIL, wifo, you can't say cver
contracted bad habits p No, sill; you
generally expanded thch.'
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St. Joseph witnessed Il small sized
wal of races on Christmas evening. The
black was whipped.
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WHAT is hal wLich is often found
where it is not. Fault.
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A LAEGE pork firm in ST. Louis has
Just failed. It's proprietors could not
save their bacon.
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FALSE RE-PoRT.-A suPposititious
bottle of 81 vintage.
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OUR CoUNTRY.-GOd bless our native
land! Snch is the prayer of every tru-
IL patriotic heart. Next TO those magic
words, "Our Home" there arc no words
that so thrill us as those two, COR
Country" And we'll may re Ameri-
: cans be proud of our native land. 1t is
the freest and strongest government on
earth-and under its bCnefieeDt sway
commerce proSpers-aud HubbelS Gold
en- Bitters Qre sent North, South, East
and West, to inyigoyate and bless.
These Bitters are composed Of yegeta-
BILE roots aud extracts, and arc carefully
preserved in the choicest spirits. They
have been found almost infallible in the
cure Of dyspepsia and liver complaints,
and form, aC the same time, II capital
tonic drink for ali seasons. McCabe,
Kraft & Co., Wheeling, sole agents.
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Harmonic Concert and Ball.

THE SINGING SOCIETY Harmonic
l viii Eve a grsnd Concert and Ball on Mon
5av the 18Th inst. at the Washington Hall.
Tie honorary members and friends are espee-
tally invited TO attend. COMhAA1Hh'
iIJ.ot -#
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A VERY good ''bulP was made from
the Sheffield bench of magistrates the
other day. A lumber of boys were
brought up, charged with ~olstructing
footpathsand r%eiting passengers. The
father of one them offered some sort of
defence, saying that lads could not be
always at home. "But," said the pre-
siding magistrate, they can't be al
lowed to be in the street annoying other
people. If everybody were to stand in
the streets, how could people get by p
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rs. QEAEITE.

Helmbold's Extract Sirsaparilla. The dose is
small. Those Who desire a large quantity and
large doses Of medicine EGR. noy2y-w&s5m
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A BABEI.-A nursery.
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NEwADvERTIsEMENT
g. Manhew,s p. E. Church.

THE REV. b. H.GREER WILL PREACH
II for ST. Matthews congregation in the
Court House to-morrpw Sunday at lOi, o'clock
A. NJ. JaAtt
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ANNoUNCEMENTs
FOR CITY SERGEANT.
WHEELING. W. VA, January 9, lses.

WHEELING, w. VA, Janua-s tN
MR.. EDIT0R;-Undismayed ~ me tnreals
ofmH opponents, and at the nof'atlon =
Is,gS nMThsr of nv fellow citizens, 1 announce
nv name as A candidate for the Office OF City Ser
ceaut, subject t0the nomination OF the Demo
crotic Conyention. But should the nomination
not be ratified, / shall remain as q Conserya-
tive and Independent CANDIDATE, of the labor
Having no political aspirations, I shall yield to
the GOOD wishes and support of my friends L
am not bewildered' by the glamOr OF renown,
nor blinded by the necessity of party. The only
aspirations 1 have in the midst of q constantly
debasing tendency of mere political expectancy
Is TO strive to reach the moral end for the pu0hc
good. 4. A
ja.9.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce me as n
candidate for the office OF City Sergeant, suO'
ject to the decision Of the Democratic Sity
Convention. FRANK
jas
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce me as a
candidate for reelection TO the office OF City
Sergeant, subject TO the decision oil the bemo
' al 0'S JOIN SCARBOROUGH.
Nh. EDITOR Il beg leave 10 announce my
self az a candidate for the office Of City Ser
geIRt. If elected. will endcayor to please inc
SMITH MCDONALD.
FOR. SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER
WORKS.
MIR. EDITOR Please announce my name
% a candidate for Superintendent OF the water
Works. subject TO the decision OF the Demo
cratic CITY Convention. a. NJ. PHILLIPS.
MIR. EDITOR Please announce John
Cummings rs a candidate for re-eieGtion as gu
pcrintendeut of Water Works, suo!ect 10 the
decision of the Democratic CITY convention.
MIR. EDITOR Please announce my name
as a candidate for Superintendent of the Water
Works. subject to the decision of the Young
Mems Working Climb. WM. ECCLES.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
To the Citizens Of WheeliR5
GENTLEMEN II announce myself as a candi-
date for reelection TO the office OF Street Com
missioner. subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic Convention. EPh CLAI'N'
MR.. EDITOR Please announce my name
for the Office of Street Commissioners, subject to
the decision of tke Democratic City Convention.
i,I.Iw JAMES HALEY.
MIR. EDITOR Please announce the name
of iienry DsHlap for the Office of Street Com
missioner. subject TO the nomination oil the
Denoeratis Convention.
FOR WHARF MASTER.
Nh. EDITOR Please announce me as a
candidate fol- Wharf Master, subject 10 tue &c
cision of the Democratic Convention;
ISAAC OLDHAM.
WHEELING. January Q, 1865. jalO.
MIR. EDITOR PLEASE announce me as n
candidate for Wharf Master;y subject TO the de-
cisiou Of the DemOetIt,c Convention.
las THUS. II. OGDEN.
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Fish, Oysters, Game, Meat,
A Nd ALL KINDS OF GREEN AND FAM
n ly Groceries, always fresh, and of liz
choicest quality, can be had by calling next door
TO Bookings Drug Store.
novlI JOHN G. HEFTLEY
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WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
January :, ISGs-
The Directors of this Institution have declar-
eda dividend Of ten tIOl per cent, free of tax,
out Of the net earnings for the last six months,
payable 10 the stockholders on demand.
ja3lwd Tressursr
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TARBSN OEa.-GABa OIL
1 Lamp NiekS and chinneys, Concentrated
Ike. - eheap as they can be had any place in
Wheeling, nj BOOKING & MILlER'S Drug
and Prescription store, corner First and Chap
Zine sueets, Centre Wheeling.
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UPHOLSTERY PRICES reduced at Patterns, No. l4Os
Chestnut street
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BUSINkS SIS NOTICES.

SUMMER CLoTHINs.-An Kinds. styles. and sizes
Mems Youths, Boys, and Children's reAdy-made
equal TO custom work In style, ht, and make also,
fine assortment of selected styles OF pieces OF goods
to be made mp to order In the best and fashion
able csABner.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where, and full satisfaction guaranteed every pur
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
RdV tDdy betiUeen BENNETT & Co.,
Eilth and Tower HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AnvuA " NuyU
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DIED..


ACRLEY.-At Camden NJ J., on the evening OF the
& 2gth instant MARY +. ACKLBY, widow OF the late
Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited 20 attend her funeral from her late rest
dence, No. 2O6 Market street, Camden, on Monday
mornipg next at 10 O'Clock. To proceed to Woodlands
BECKER.-On the soth instant, CHARLES Il.
BECKER. at his late residence, Nos. AL and 4i3 N,
The relatives ana friends also the members of
pIe Lodge, No. l04 I. o. ofo f., ana Crystal Fount
Augusta.
CREAMER;-on the 2sth Inst, FRANCES EMMA,
The relatives and friends OF the family also Mount
olive Lodge OF Masonic Ladies, No. 10, are respect
afternoon at ~ O'Clock.
DAVIS -on the morning OF the 3Ist Instant, AME-
LA DAVIS, widow Of the late BENJAMIN Davis.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
GIHoH.-During the early morning Of July 80, after
O palt ful and protracted illness, Mrs, MARY JANE
GlHoN, wife OF DIR. John H. Gihon.
Inc luneral Will proceed from the residence OF her
O'clock the Afternoon No. OF snndaV August q Her
friends are Invited to attend.
MCDoNNELL,-On the Goth instant, JAMES NC.
DONNELL In the 18th year OF his age son OF The late
The relatives and friends OF the family, Typo
graphical Union No. 2 respectfully invited TO
tend the funeral from the residence OF John CAN'T,
Tacony. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
MAGARAHAN,-On the 29th instant. ELLEN,
wife u the late Bernard Magarahan, In the 5ith year
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No; 220 Columbia avenue on Saturday morn
ing at So o'clock.
PEDRICK.-suddeny, on the 18th Instant, Captain
ISAAC ii. PEDRICK, son Of Joel and Elizabeth Ped
rick, In the 27th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
funeral from the residence of his fatheriusw, John
Stin.on, Moyamensing road, west of Broad street.
Sunday afternoon At o'clock. TO proceed to Phian-
thrOpic Cemetery,
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JEwELRY.-Mr William W, Cassidy No. 12 South
Second street, has the largest and attractive
assortment of fine jewelry and sverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure art
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equalled
He also a large stock OF American watches in all
varieties and at al prices visit to his store is
TO result In pleasure and profit
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No l4OS Chestnut street.
UPHoLsrERY PRICES reduced at Patterns, No. l4OS
Chestnut street.
TRENwITH has all MAJ ner OF interesting journals,
nct rails funny pamphlets, magazines, eIc enough
TO amply every ctlzen grra or small in our city.
II New York papers beforr the m as arrive. that Is
especlaiIy comm endable. His emporium at No, 1O7
s. Third street, is completely stocked.
Lots Of Linen Sacks,
Lots OF The Chocolate Linen Sucks,
Lots OF the Chocolate Busters,
Lots Of Duck Sacks,
Lots Of Hhtte Vests,
Lots OF Linen Pants and Vests,
.AH yTeSR and very nice,
Hf5- AlpdcdS nom S21a TO Is.
Eg5- Linens n C7R 81 b. to a.. ETC. etc.
~ NNANAMARER d BROWN,
OAK HdLt,
S. r. Corner Of Sirth and M,rkz streets.
AE- Il good lot OF CLCrgynlen'G Long Sacks.
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GETTYSBURG KATALYsINE WATER - The state
merits Cf invalids and physicians who have this
full of interest to all who suffer
pepsia. RheumRLlsm Gout. Kidney and Urinary Dis
eases; aud numerous OF are ven In the
pr mphlet, to be had gratis of the principal Drug
giss. Every invalid sufferer ought to read the
mepts of wonderful cures bv this Water.
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CARPET UPHoLsTERINa done pr omptly at Patterns
No l4OS Chestnut street.
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THE NATIONAL TRADE CTRCULAR.-We have been
shown q specimen copy Of this new and popular ad-
vertlsing medium, which for elegance and typo
graphical appearance surpasses any similar work
published In this country. 1t Is a large quarto,
Handsomely bound In leather and cloih, embossed in
gold. The design of the National Trade Circular is
first class general advertising medium, well calcu-
lated jobbers and manufacturers to be pub
llshed in newspaper form, with guaranteed cIrcua-
ton of 600 copies mailed to country merchan aud
also in book form, thousand copies to be placed
in frs-class hotels. The features and style of the
publication are new and novel; and the good; faith
evDced by the pubc here In supporting It's promises
by afdavts, entities It to the confidence support
of the business community. The publishers are
Messrs. Synnott & Co. No 2l9 Dock street.
ONE newspaper writer gives the following receipt
for giving brillisncy the eyeG:-"Shut them early
ut nis ht and open them early in the morning." and
we ould add for brillancy in gentlemen's apparel
''Shu our eyes all called bargains in low priced
Clothing and open them to what is really cheap be-
Stokes & Co Clothing House. under the Continental
EPEER's "STANDARD WINE BITTERs,"-The re
commendation of the best Chemists and Medic Al
Pr ctitoners the public of the purity of
Wine s. and they well assured of the purity OF
his "Staudsrd Wine BJers." the base of which is his
wine Only made bitter by herbs and Ia daily use
by the Medical Faculty, among whoa Peruvian
Bark, Chamomiie Flowers, Wild Cherry Bark eIc
lruI gists sell the Bi ters.
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To LET COLD have its own way is to assist In
laying the foundation of Consumption. To the
most stubborn Cough or Cold, you have only to
use at once Dr. Jaynes Expectorsnt Sold every
yuha
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AND No. 600 BRoADwAY. NEW YoRK,

swINeINe ROUND THE CIRCLE There fifty
ways Of aleviating the Agones OF dyspepsia for the
moment but there is only one way to CURE 1t. After
swiugnE round the circle" of temporary palllatives
the patient finds that the disease, so from being
subdued has actually gathered strength while he has
been parleylng with It's symptoms
The only way to get rid OF the demon is to endow
the stomach with sufficient strength TO cast out and
Keep IL out Impart permanent energy to the digestive
organs with HosTRTTER's STOMACH BIrTERs, and
The object is accomplished. This powerful vegetable
remedy is not mere stinusnt 1t does not brace up
the gastric machinery for hour two, leaving 1t
when the temporary excitement has passed OFF, in
state than before, Such is the effect OF the
ordinary alcoholic nostrums. They keep the stomach
In perpetual see-saw between unnatural activity
and utter relaxation Not so the BITTERs. Medl-
Gated with the finest tonic, Alternative and autibll-
ious extracts, they permanently reinforce and con-
tinuous'y regulate the assimilaing organs. Such
The experience OF tens of thousands At this debii-
tang season of the year, when the solvent principle
Of the gastric Juice is weakened by constant drain
OF the animal fluids through the pores, HosTET IRIS
B1TTERs Is ertcle OF prime necessity for the weak
To neglect the of tonic and Alternative, so won.
deriully efcaclous and entirely harmless is simply
iorego the blessings of health and vigor and vol
UNFAIRLY accept feebleness and discomfort in their
stead.
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where

FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
temen. Bartlett, No 3S South Sixth street, above
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

The United States Government makes OF this rail-.
road a GREAT NATIONAL WORK, ana aids It's
construction by liberal grants of money and OF
lands. 70 further insure the speedy completion OF
the Road, the Company authorized to issue their
nnyn
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

Having thirty years to rum and having interest cou
pons payable semi-annualy al the rate of six per
cent. in gold. The principal, as well interest," ia
made
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MARRTEn.

RTTTMYRR-RAUER.-Ont the 2sth instant by the
Rev. DIR. Mann, Mr.. JOHN +, RIFT N YER to Miss
HANNAH BAUER both OF this city.
BCHIMMEL-ACRERMAN. the evening OF
the 4th of ", 1868, bv the Rev s. a.. Clemmer Mr..
AARON sOHIMMEL of Philadelphia, TO Miss SO.
SANNAH ACKERMAN, OF Bucks county, Pa.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read TIL
EVENING TLLEGRAPH at HiIlman's News Stand, a
Nor,h PenL sylvsnia Depot.
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ANOTHER LYNCHIWG.

A DeSperadO and Murderer Tnksn
from a Mississippi JaaI and Hung nt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-04
"0LD no POLICY

Gen. Grant, in his letter accepting the
radical nomination says:
In times ike the the present it is impossible, or
at least eminently improper, to lay down policy
to be adhered TO, right or wrong, through an ad-
ministration of four years. New political issues,
not foreseen, are constantly arising. The views
of the public on old ones constantly changing,
and purely administrative officer should always
be left to execute the will of the people, always
respected that viii and always shall. =.
In other words, should be elected and
at the very next election there should be q
democratic ma oritY, count me ON that side p
How do the RAIDS like their candidate? The
prospect certainly is not pleasant one to con-
template-especially when they remember
Tyler, Fillmore and Johnson. Looks lit
tie like the RAIDS had got their foot in il again.
Better vote the strs;ght democratic ticket,
and then there'H be no cheating.
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THE MEN WHO CONQUERED.
How THEY FEEL AND WHAT THEY
.5st WANT. ''@
Call for a Soldiers and Sailors
ss Convention.

ssfsd@ To WAsHIysToN ID. c., March ], 1868.
At the meeting of the National Central Com
mlttee, and State and Territory Auxiliary Com
Inittees appointed at the National Convention of
Union Soldiers and Sailors at Cleveland 1866,
held i'm Washington, February 22d, last, il was.
Resotved, That q delegate Convention of II
soldiers and sailors whe served faithfully in the
Union army during the late rebellion, who are in
favor Of the Constitution of the United States,
the restoration of the States (now excIudedb to
representation, and opposed to the revolutionary
legislation OF ngress,to be held ut Cooper Insti
tute, city OF New York, July eth, 1865.
z. That the State and Territorial Auxiliary
Executive Committees for the several States and
Territories make arrangements, each in their re-
spective localities, to Secure representation, a.
shall to each be deemed most efficient. y ,
3. That the delegates Of each State. regard
less Of the number present, shall be entitled to
cast IN Convention double the number of yotee
and no more to which such State is entitled in
the electoral college. Each Territory represent
ed and District Of Columbia shall be entitled 10
two votes. -8k as4
4. That the immediate formation of clubs and
a. organizations be urged upon these soldiers
and sailors sympathizing with our principles, in
every town, county and State of ths Union.
Communications TO Gen. Hugh Cameron.
- Very respectfully -
hshE la73a o@s GEORGE p. ESTE,
se1 C. D. PENNEBAKER,
reg ,asf5f THOS. EWING,
ssasssR sa p. III. ALLABACH,
szs-, - s5sse J. w. DENVER,
a5 arfs4s gssra HUGH CAMERON,
5,sazsz o National Central Executive Committee
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z New YoRK, fme,4s-eThe Germsn easho-
nc union, last evening. after appointing q
coninittee to draft en- nd dress ID the Pope,
expressing sympathy as wellas conviction
that the maintenance of his temporal power
ID neeesaary toshis independence as the head
Of The church adjourned . meet .. Chicago
next year. 50 s~A-l'-a-sz.sar
The Empire Club is reorganized, with
Isaiah Ryndsrs as its president. Rynders
declared in favor of Chase for the democrat
JIG nominee.
4 WASHINGTON, June observation-disclosures
8. Graham, defeated last year for governor
of California, was elected secretary of the
senate without ballot, the only dissenting
voice being Mr.. McCreerey.
Mr.. Buckalew snnouneed the death Of
James Buchanan. V'k EAA
BALrrMoRE, June 3.-Thee democratic
state convention met to-day. An the eoen-
ties were represented After organizing
they adjourned until four o'clock. After the
convention reassembled the following gen
tlemen were elected delegates at large:-
Hon. Richard B. Carmichael, Charles M
Gwinne and Montgomery Blair Delegates
from congressional districts were also Sc
lected. The delegates we're not instructed
as to q candidate for President
MoNrcoMERY, June 3.-The Alabama
democratic state convention met today.
Hen. W.. II. Crepshaw was eleetedHresi
dent. a committee was appointed to report
resolutions and business The feeling IS
very strong i'm favor of sending delegates to
The national democratic conye ntion ins New
York. There are 264 delegates present.
Great ENTHUSIASM prevails. - -
NASHVILLE, TEEN., June 1.-THE HUnion
and Dispatch the leading. and most infiur
entail democratic journsl at Nashville, de-
clares most warmly for Pendleton to-day,