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CONTINENTAL
IN ) I K ANCE
COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YOHH.

CASH CAPLTAL.-...-..s 4 10000
FTNHIS COMPANY HAVING DEPOSITED
/ with the Treasurer of the State S2j 900, in
compliance with the law ia now prepared to take
all kinds of
Merchandise, Mnnufnctnring aud
Dwelling House Risks,
on the most favorable terms. fY' Policies Is
sued by WE. PETERSON, Agent,
Main St, next door to Merchants Nat. Bank.
(CoPY.)
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
Received of the Continental Insurance Com
pany of the City Of New York, by ". +. Peter.
son, Agent at Wheeling, West Virginia, TWEEN
TY.FIyE THOUSAND DOLLARS in Z. 5. Govern.
ment $40 Bonds, on deposit by said Continen.
tai Insurance Company, as security TO policy
holders of said Company within this State, &C
cortling 10 the requirements Of chapter III, sec
ton 2d Acts Of 1861.
(SigneD j. X. BRlSIORr
aue26 Treas. State.
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r. L NJ O " "A L.
w. J. coTTs q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,

Flour, Bacon and Produces
HAVR REMOVED TO Ne. 40
III Main street, wet side-the rosm formerly
occupied by Crnngls, Dzlzeli 4 Co~-wbere Ne
are receiving sew and complete stock of Al
goods usually kept In our line Of business,
which We oasg 20 the trade on the most ayora,
be tern1s. EYrISIm
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C TIE AMB- CAT PRINT I,N q
y promptly and handsomely done st THE
WaEKEGNG REGISTER
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T Franklin Insurance Comply


T. Fl. LOGAN THos. =. SIIALLCRnsS,
G.. w. FRANzHElM, j. n. VANCE,
j. H. HoBBs MICHAEL KELLY.
LOUIS G.. STEEL
UNHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
/ been organized five years, and in that time
done q successful business, il still prepared to
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all kiuds,
Merchandise Manufacturing Establishments,
Furniture, Steamboats, and cargOes ON the West
orn Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture Barns,
and contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State,
and composed of some ninety four stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable cOnsdera-
tion of the insuring public and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended to at their office, No. %
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State.
n. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
c. NJ. .C0EN, Asst Secretary.
feb20.dGw
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.

NaClOnal lnSLu auCo SOIOpdIly
WHEELING, WEST VA.
1ice, 26 Monroe street, next door To First Ma
tioRal Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP secretary.
e. Ii. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary and Gen.
erd Business Agent.
DIRECTORS:
John E. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
JAS g. Orr, Saml Harper
John A. Armstrong, James McClunoy,
A. e. Quarter. Morgan l. Ott,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady. Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Wheeling: List Morrison & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handian &c Co.,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly,
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan a.
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; hcCabe,
Kraft e. Co.. Druggists, Wheeling Geo. w.
Franzheim & Co., Wholesale Winesand Liquors,
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER Wheel.
ing; L. C.McAfeo, Notisns, Wheeling; Camp.
bell, FTew & Co, Pubs. IntelIigenccT, Wheeling;
OFT, Son 81 Co., Hardware Wheeling; j. T..
Sands Cashier First National Bank, FairmOnt;
r. p. Camden, Prest Nat. TX. Bank, Weston,
w. Va, Capt. john Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
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STATE ITEMS.

On Wednesday night the Ia Using
Bitters manufactory of r. S. Gardner
& Co., at Clarksburg, was broken. into
and $3.50 worth of goods stolen.
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Bots Again.

A recent communication in the y. Il.
Farmer, asserting that bots do Kill
horses, has brought the question afresh
before the public. The testimony OF
Youatt, Spooner, Stewart and Dadd-
professional men, is against the death
theory from bots. 1t is asserted by
these that bots do not feed upon the
stomach, but upon the chyme or pulp
formed of the food eaten, and never
turn upon the former till it is so diseas-
ed as to indicate the immediate
death of the horse. 1t is then
the bot seeks to secure an avenue
of escape, by fastening upon and per-
'crating the walls of his natural prison
he stomach. If this be the true
theory, as it would seem to be from the
preponderauce of professional authority
in its favor, the practice of drugglin,g
horses for bots ought to cease, especially
as the bot is not killed by the operation
and but rarely dislodged by it. AS an
Indication of the tenacity with which
the bot cliugs to life, Mahew cites an
instance in which portien OF the
stomach, covered with bots, was corked
up in spirits of wine for two years with
out killing them.
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The Sulky Plow.

The Nutting sulky plow was brought
before the New York Farmers Club for
examination some time since when a
committee was appointed to test its
claims to public favor in competition
with the most improved of the ordinary
kind. The trial took place near Rah-
way-a half an acre being assigned to
each plow. The wheel or sulky turned
over q half an acre-the furrows being
seven inches deep and ten wide-in
three and half hours, while the other
was quite an hour longer
in turning the same quantity of
land. In the first instance the
plowman rode on his plow while the
competitor had to walk behind the
other. The sulky plow has an axle
with wheel at each end, of unequal
diameters-one wheel running in the
furrow-and is raised and depressed at
pleasure by means of lever which
regulates the depth at the pleasure of
the operator. 1t is claimed that the
whole Implement operates with much
less friction in its contact with the soil
than the ordinary one, and in land freed
from distractions is much superior in
efficiency.
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WHEEJJNG W. VA MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1868
aWas haptized lust below Selma,

"was baptized just below Selma
where
"Sarah Jane acted scandalously. A
nicer young man never"
event to Wetumpka heavily ironed;
he was caHght shout midnight about q
month ago just as he"
"Took pew on the left-hand side,
about half way up the aisle. l thought
that the sermon was" =.
F"The biggest swindle out. You can't
collect red cent, aRd every member OF
the Legislature knows that"
"His mother spanked him soundly,
and sent him to bed without morsei
off, 4s}yA
"Good brandy, such as / generally
drink, will make man feel like"
marrying early-so say the woman
ought to-n
aQuit that you derned muttonhead,
Pll knock the stuffin out OF yer Ell you
don't - - ...
"Wear artificial roses by all means;
there is something so very attractive
in ~ i1aff -t-...
"a nigger.wench that weighed morn
two hundred. You see she :"
"Bought ticket in the Tuscaloosa
Art Association and drew ="
"More than half of the Alabama Leg
islature. AZ the third reading OF the
bill"
Here. Mr.. Editor, we left the rancho.
Yours for ninety days,
rI HIRAM.
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wood A.bes and "Biuerrs" for Fruit
Trees

A correspondent from Syracuse, New
York, asks if it will pay to apply Wood
ashes, costing fifteen cents per bushel,
TO pear and apple trees: also if refuse
salt called "bitterns," ;" is of any value
to fruit trees. Wood ashes are one OF
the most valuable of AL fertilizers to ap,,
ply to fruit trees. On long cultivated
sell they are especially valuable, be-
cause they are made of the ash or min
eral elements of wood, and replace what
NAV have been extricated to an undue
extent by long continued cropping. For
ounce, pear aud apple trees we we eo6S1a. eO5ina.
ry price. We should apply bushel 10
a SQUARE rod, having for its centre t,1 the 1s
stem of the tree, and the dressing w3uLa @
need repeating once in three or a,nn four
Years The "bitterns" are of less value
On rich soil dressing of salt occasion.
aIIv is doubtless conducive to tne
:" alth of trees, and it has some effect In
destroying insects.
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K'heslias gegistsr.
asuday Msrnins,--. 20" =.
RrgistratioE.

III. REGISTRARS for the city viii sit in
.ha;r rssp, ctiyc Wards to-day, for the
nnrDo.. of COMPLETING their lists prior
81, manicipal election. The books
med ~ill be those Of the last city elsc-
Ron. Consequently such voters of the
citv a, were last Fall registered for the
drst time, mus, have their names enter
ed again to day, as they do not appear
upon the city lists. All persons who
lssire TO vote at the coming election
Mould attend to this matter promptly
r.,iuc TO do SO to-day, they will lose
49,, votes. Those who voted at the
-, CITY election and have since moved
...o,Hsr Wards, should also lock af-
,h,ir transfers. A little attention
70 ,o dsy will save much worr'msnta few
weeks hence.
Tbs coming election will be an i'm
,,,.pt one, aud every voter in Wheel
mo should take part therein. Doubt
,... many have become entitled to vote
.;,,. the last registration. All such
an,t be registered to day if they desire
- vote for Mayor and other city officers.
Remember, if you were registered last
Fall for the inst time, yen are now re-
,nir.d to have Your name enrolled
a,,ip. ON the city books, and if you
have moved fiom one Ward to another
,or ry0nire transfer, to entitle you to
yo,- where you resident present.
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West Virginia Legislature
EXTRA SESSION. !
SATURDAY, December 20.
SENATE.


senate met at Q o'clock A. NJ.
Prayer by Rev. SAMUEL IOUNH,
anember of the Senate.
ylr. DRUMMOND, from the committee
on Military Affairs, reported back the
House Bill providing for the payment
Of certain military claims, recommend
hE It's passage.
Nr. FARNSWORTH. from the COM
Hit;ee on Finance and Claims, reported
5ack the House Bill refunding certain
axes 10 John w. Stewart, OF Berkeley
Oanty, recommending its passage.
Nr. FARNSWORTH, from the COM
a.ttee on Internal improvements and
Mitigation, reported back the House
bill to amend Chapter 30 of the Code
oi Virginia, aud recommending that 1t
% not pass.
Nr. WORKMAN asked leave of ab-
'snes for Dir. CarstadOn for the remain
isF Of the session. Leave was granted.
Nr. FOREMAN, from the committee
On Revision, reported a substitute for
!l'pter 81, sale of land for taxes.
ADOPTED.
fhe committees of conference on
Chapters 3i-of insurance, telegraph
Add express companies, 103-Of actions
"riD!gries, and %, assessment of taxes,
HVutted their reports, all of which
tsTe adopted.
NJ DIX, from the committee on Edu-
cation, reported back Chapter 45, OF
7lgcatlon, recommending the adoption
q number of amendments, one of
'hCh was TO reinstate the teachers
lest cath" which had been stricken
oat by the committee on Revision. SAID
'asudmeut was adopted.
message from the House OF Dele
Saies by Mr. FURGUSON, of Cabell, an
.oalced that the House had disagreed
- - the amendments Of the Senate tC
Chapters l37, of the fees of officers, ane
-, OF costs generally, and asked com
Nittees Of conference.
Ihe Senate insisted ON its amend
I-ntS and appointed committees OF con
''!snce on said Chapters.
fhe following Chapters were passed
az, OF undertakings, and l39, OF en-
''Ielng DEGREES, orders, &c.
message from the House OF Dele
gates by Mr. FERGUSON, of Cabell
announced that the House had disagree'
20 The report of the Conference commit
zee on Chapter 149, of offences agains
morality and decency, and asked new
>'hihlttee of Conference on said Chap
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THE BURIAL OF MOSES.

,uA,a 10 h,,,;.dh;,, IN a vaIlav IN the Ian
AN no uuiiou a,,ra III. fta.h D., h,,t NJ ma,
VI thoap, ose, AsAu,,s Ioeni-1t - - n,
knowetn Oh ms sepuiehre unVo this uaS
1rTsc., o. - CO = 80 fgE fe
pN.to,s ,o,,o,, ro,,r,.;n
IT, On a,,aia s,.s -, 1,tI tbo IanS os Woai, Er-
~ 'Th.sa y ,;as i,,a1s- orsra L- tity
aIe.o neo ~ .oy ~ s.r.ioh
Al ~ .,',, No., IS - ~ 80 ~ 81 -
Eor tha ongsis ~ co5 nntnrnea the soJ
and III Ia eha ia 49, thars
' Ala" i'i1 W 'Ao Ne-'' sA 'i''., :, yr-
That WAS the orandsst funeral -4.-' -si' l-'--
p.t tnas M ever ever ssJ Passde ttn On traIo,i,,,,. a
D1s ~. w no,u. .i..t, a. 49,, So fnrth
NS;aaIn',,.. Sam sno ~ az 1 jo,i;nht'
Tss .,sh.,, 90 ~ ,;nhs IL llama ma mn.
r9e' an .;.sas' "en sAo o..asi - aao, oha.t
Anu ~ tne SI.nis1n sou seieaA Sue. @ on o0oa" 0"0'A
uro"s lntS INC sio"' sun
A. ,;o
s hsr rT Grown ew . Vi seruure an .Seh;T, Se1;
Anu n al me tns .tSoS tfo1 On al iaara sno n'
G. opG1 s;.ha,,t .mvi .onud nS n,ms;c
0o, Mltnou. sounu uL u nu,
CIT VI voice Vi Item sa .ha. .. Mops o,o,,,
'iiThsiy Th o. Wv ,a,noaas;nn .ne ran,
lne erea' PlooeSSion s"oP''
.i,. .-..-...
Oh gray peSnPeor nois"''
W. 49, =, ~ n5e ~ toVhJ ~ s:5nSvs o;,,,, tsf
parobaOos oY tha sn Gon stsIting
Still shnns that balloWed spot.
For haast and b;rd have seen and heard
Tbaf WHICH man knowefb moi
INV " "A'oA ''''''' ".' %
p,t w,an tba warrior d;sth
with arms raversed sna mnft,ed drum.
Eai,a.r a. f,ao.a, CO..
Tbav sbo, tba hannars tat.n
TIev tel, his battles won
And after him lead his masterles, stead.
While meals the minute gun.
Amid the uoblest of the land
And give the hard an honofed place
with costly marble drest;
In the great munster transePtJ
wnsre ngnts nke slo55leIs ~ iau,
AND tine cnolr sings ana tne organ ringS
Along the empiazonea wall
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Andy. Christina. GIFT

The President has rendered to all
. -rhels." repvntant and unrepentant,
,b..dsoure Christmas gift in the shape
ot 4 proclamation Of amnesty ior all
their offences against the best Gov
.nment that the sun ever sbone on"
pn,,ons proclamations released nearly
al of those engaged in the rebellion
rom all liability in the way of prose-
,atiOu aud punishment. ANDY'S last
,akss the few excepted cases in out of
the Vet, and allows BRECKENRIDGE,
TgourSoN, SLIDEIL, Mason and all that
class. at present soiourning abroad, to
r-,nrn TO their homes. and have
peace"
Beyond the mere personal benefits, for
lew individuals, conferred by this
arorlamatioD, the paper will have little
eject. The time 'rhen such a prOcla-
nation could have done good in in u
er,ing tic whole country to that mag
nag,mous policy which is essential to
A perfect reunion has long since gone
by Had il been issued at the proper
time II Is doubtful whether the CON-
,rprir,r. and factions that have joined
IN prrlryJJo-s persecution of the Southern
mss, xould not have been impellod by
IL, Executive example TO hberality
and d,cency. The animOsities OF the
wsr would have sooner died oat. The
ur-igdiees to which designing dema-
so.ues have successfully appealed for
tbe accomplishment of partisan ends,
v51ld not have controlled the course OF
iae country. Legislatures and Courts
slrh~ Radical party would not have
aa..l in prescription for rebellion
.s..-.- the Government, when the Gov
,raueat itself had pardoned all its
rnruI-,
Coming ~ it does, the general amnes-
% lriyrs too late, to effect anything in
70, way of fostering good feeling to
El,i the south, or of preventing perse-
,,ao1s, prescriptions aud disfranchise-
nsat. Here in West Virginia the Rad
,.I. party is engaged in Furnishing thou
,ands Of our citizens, against not one OF
oa0m could a case be sustained In
Federal Cosrt. The same is true OF
other States, and it will continue to be
rae in spite of the Presidents Christ
mas gf,. ANDREW JOHNSON, as the po-
iri,al Santa Claus of 15G8, is generous
enough, SO far as the will goes, but II he
l4i crammed sngar plnms and toys In
70 the stockings of the South, his gifts
would have beeu fully as substantial
ild usefnl, as this tardy amnesty
Too late, is the best possible state
aent OF the case.
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ter. The Senate appointed new CON-
mittee of Conference on said Chapter.
Recess.

mittee of Conference on said Chapter.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate took up Chapter As of Ed
ucaticn.
Mr.. YOUNG moved to amend by re-
duoing the salary Of the State Superin-
tendent of Free Schools from $500 to
$1,000. Lost.
The Chapter was then passed.
A message from the House, by Mr.
FERGUSON, Of Cabell. announced that
the House had disagreed to the amend
ments of the Senate to Chapter As, and
asked committee of Conference there
on. The Senate insisted on its amend
ments and appointed a committee of
Conference.
The report of the committee of Con-
ference on Chapter 135 of costs general
ally, was adopted.
The Senate took recess until II p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The consideration Of the House Bill
to amend and re-enact the 4th and 9th
sections of Chapter Sc of the Code of
1860 was indefinitely postponed.
The House Bills to provide for the
payment of certain military claims and
refnnding certain taxes to John w.
Stewart, of Berkeley county, we're pass
ed. 3 Lh .. - w. fslfr3 = r
The report of the committee of Con-
ference on Chapter 137, of the fees of
officers, was adopted. ..i
A message from the House by Mr..
HEERMANS announced the adoption
of similar report.
Mr.. FARNSWORrH, from the conf
mittee on Finance and claims, reported
back Chapter 40, of county levies.
Passed. --a ----s. y 4O
The report of the committee of Con-
ference on Chapter 45, of free schools,
was, on motion of Mr.. FOREMAN, laid
on the table.
Mr.. HOKE introduced joint resolu.
tion setting forth that Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, had, by
a late proclamation, extended pardon
to all persons engaged in the late rebel
lion, including Jefferson Davis, and re-
solving that he be requested to issue
like proclamation for Generals Grant,
Ben Butler, aAd all others who
aided, assisted or abetted in putting
down the rebellion.
Laid over under the rules.
Adjourned.
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Every Pair of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTER,
NannfaefurEr Of

Sheep SAears, Pruning Shears, TaiIors
Shears, Family Shears, BdnLerS Shears.
EY-Shsau Of any description made to order.
v'HE ATTENTION OF sHREP GROWERS
Il and shearers u called % my Sheep SHEARS
and Pruning Shesra, for tFimming sheeptocs.
every pair u which "A warranted
Dealer In Hardware Guns, Pistols, Sporting
Tackle. Table and Pocket Cutlery, &c. Ee.
f63 MARKET ST Whes1IRg wa
Small Machinery, ke., done in the bess maups
and AZ rsasoEable prices aaT3I
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cr.pe Vines on Trees.

It is an easy matter to iead st~p9 rp9 g
vines on to single trees; ana n III ou at I I;f.
considerable fruit may be grown at III nt,
tie expsnse. Low-healed, sPreas!PRg 9
trees ire sapef arS hest for this purpose, like the
apple @ "tS or but Sntternut. The vine 81. should G;.
be- planted in good soil, several feet ID dis. Is .
tant from the trunk, and a single can GaIe
led up a pole to some strong nmO' nu ;
whence it will soon spread over the en- en
tire head of the tree. The stem OF Tue
vine should be protscted against injury
from stock. Vine-covered trees woula C.
add add to the picturesqueness of many
Iuu landscapes, and repay the cost aside aside
anv lT, one to grow less vines in his garden
an! .srd ono nm account of covering 8
few unsightly trees with them
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BANKRUPTCY.

FTHE CREDITORS OF SAMUEL STERN
are hereby notified 70 appear at my ofhee
18th day OF December, A d. IsGe, AZ 10 O'Clock
4 n. and show cause II any they have, why the
aid samuel Stern should not be discharged from
his debts under the Bankrupt Law Of March ID
l567. The second meeting Of said creditors viii
DO held zt sAsd time and place, and the third
meeting on the day following az same hOar and
place. GEO. 3. CALDWELL,
deel50aE ew Register IN RaBkruptoy
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lE,0,, ~. NatioualJ Jptellisencer.l ]

We reprint, at the request of num-
ber of readers, the following magnif-
cent poem, published in the Intelligen-
Ger on the 18th of February, 1867. This
poem originally appearedjn the Dublin
University Magazine about dozen years
ago. It's auther, we believe, IS un-
known: e--- ---- - r, =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-28

Avoung woman in Texas having
odonted the habit of carrying pistoi
for seJf.defence, first shot one OF Ser er
Gnoers f., off and then killed one OF her
friends.
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CESTRE WHEELING.
uTUERE CAN BE FOUND FANCY DRESS
w Goods in great variety.
All Wool Empress Poplin at - cents.
French Morinos at s7i cents.
Calicos in all styles and quality as low as :
and 10 cents.
Ginghams at l2i cents.
Bleached Muslin Of the best best make, such
as New York Mills, Lonsdale Cambria Wan
sutta Mills, Sempcr Idem, and other makes, as
low as cents.
Blankets. White and ColOred, very cheap.
Shawls, Knit Breakfast Capes, ClOaks and
Hoods, in great variety.
Table Linen Crash and Linen Towels at low
4 good assortment of CAsSIMEREs, JEANS,
sc.
FURS! FURS!!
A good selection Of all kinds and at low prices.
Carpet Chain, the best TO be found in the
market, always on hand and great variety Of
other goods
would invite the attention Of those wishing
TO purchase goods TO give me = call and examine
nv stock. They viii find il To their interest 70
do so. Ny motto Is Quick Sales and Small
Profits HENRY ROEMER,
No. 30, Corner Main and Biddle Sts,
sey3s-6m Centre Wheeling.
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The Atlantic cable earned $3.50 a day
last month.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, November 2sth, loGs.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
II by the following schedule on and aftor the
3Oth day Of November, l565-Wheeling time
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-30
VOLUME XVl---NO. 27.

thom atom Thumb" and cred Riding
Hood" are fiction, but loave them
alone till they find it out, which thoy
will all too soon. Answer all the fun
ny questions they ask, and don't m ake
fun of their baby theology; and when
you must whip them, do it so that,
you should remember it, it would not
90 with tears, for great many little
girls lose their hold suddenly, before
the door from which they have Just
escaped is shut, and find their way
back to the angels. So, be gentle with
Tho darllngs, and soc what D track of
sunshine will follow in tho wake of
the littlo bobbing heads that daily
lind groat many hard problems to
solve. =.