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DIED:
The Healing Pool.

At his residence on the corner OF washington
and Main streets, ON February Isl, W. ~
LER ST.. aged 81 years and mouths.
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To make light and palatabe Biscuits, use
II. u. II. u.
To make nice Hot Rolls use
h. u. Ii r.
To make light and toOthsome Buckwheat Cakes,
use II u. r. h.
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b u. h p
II you want to be sure Of having light, sweet
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Hall BOOKING e. MILLER, corner First
and Chapline streets, Centre Wheeling, and
grocsrs generally. febl
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CON~UNIPTION

For the Rddiea! C,re Of ASTHMA, BRON.
GIFTS, CAtAkRu, and all affections of the
LUNGS, THROAT ard AIR PASSAGES.
for GcHrLa! and 81. SgertaI DerGnge%ent' ct the
BLOOD; and tor all Functional Disorders Of the
Stomach aud BOiUsk.
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
the sFsHgth and d>epeHS the cOt0r Gfhe pale blood
IL suOdues the Chius and FeUer, and diminishes
the EctsctOrdtiOR Ii checks tie night Stcedts al
WAYS IN from sersn tn fourteen days. The dppe-
tits Is iHrigOrG'cd and the patient rapidly gdUlS
feSh the cOuGh and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm and
r. fire Shug: the excavations regular and uniform
ALL THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION
/ ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c, DIsAPPEAR WIN n
| REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIDTTY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every
Disease, BY WHATEVER MAIZE KNOWN, in which
there il exhibited any arrangement of either
| the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems IL is
uneq ualed in Female Disorders, ScdrIty or Sup
pressed Mcnscs, "ThiteS, dc
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both
the BEST and she most ECONOMICAL Medi
cine that can be taken. The average dose is
two teasponsful, taken once day. The patient
never requires, under any circumstances to use
Cough Mixtures for the Cough: "ExpectO.
rantss for the Expectation; Ponies for the
Appetite or the Weakness; Iron for tue Flood;
AuOdNnss for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for
the Night Sweats; or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil
for the Wasting. Its Speedc Action is upon the
Constitutional Condition, and, through this COHdi.
tom upon the Whole series u Symptoms.
Statements from Patients. &c.
COLLEGE HILL CINCINNATI IL 'rds IN tie lat
sirge of CONSUMPTION. In ten days after taking
the PRESCRIPTION, my CHILLs, NIGHT SwtAIs,
FEvFI; &C, dee, sl-cd and finally altogether
d. appeared. a. ere SkelStOn before, / am now
well stored with mesh. Nv restoration Is a mar
vel To al 1rho kHojo me.-MRS. T.. l.. WRIGHT.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life
and has probably savet me hundreds of dol
ilars."-Rcv. +. HUMPnRIEs. Reason, \. Y.
I'VE bless God for the benefit We have receiv
! ed from your Prepared Prescription. Rev. T.
| PEREGRINE Blossburg Penn.
Every one to whom l have recommended il
has benefited much By its uss."-Rev. Z. ID.
JONES, Racine, Wis.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is pnt
up in 81 VI bottle, and is sold by Druggists
generally. OF orders may be addressed ~ the
Sole PruprietOTs, OSCAR G. MOSES q Co, -
CoRTLANDT STREET, n. Y. Consultation free.
! A Circular containing TESTIMONIALS OF MANY
CASES successfully treated will be sent free, 10y
] mail to all who will write for it.
4 Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists. Ask
Your Druggist for Kings Prepared Prescription.
and if he mas not got il he will get il for You.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,Eu.NSCN pOTaTOEs.

HANSEN POTATOES. =
WE OFFER 5000 BUSHELS OF THIS
w superior Potato ut the lowest market
price,
NSend 10 cents for onr Descriptive Seed Gaia
logue and Potato Circular.
]. KNOX,
feb4dSwat Bor 49, Pittsburgh Pa.
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DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT,
Principal & Intarest in Gold Coin.

Tne attention of Investors, TT stess, EIecu.
tors. and others desiring an unui Ially safe, IL.
liable aud profitable form Of Prn lament invest.
ment, is called to the advantages aud assarAsv.,
OF tho
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II is commonly known that the General Gov
ernmGut, for wise purposes, has given its aid
and encouragement "a the construction OF one
MAIN THROUGH LINE o. RAILROAD tim the Pa
ritic iEeAn arrnss the Territories ~ Connect
with the Va, iors Eastern bIalsh's Of tie pa
,itic Rai road system, aud which viii firm the
GRAND TRUNK EOU lie to tie Far West
upon which the mighty trsns'coutiuental i,aaie
will concentrate.
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Lite is Warm! Death is Cold!
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption,
Liver Complains.
Medical and Consulting Rooms, No. 4 odd
FellorS' Building, Monroe street.
THOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.
nRACTiCAL AND CONSULTING
Physician for all DISEASES or CHRONIC
Nature incident to tue human family, viz:
DrsRAsg OF TnE AIR PASSAGES
Nasal Catarrh. Uzcna. Asthma and Consump
ton, as well as all diseases oi the Heart and
DECISIVE system.
Indigestion. Liver Complaints, D!arrhea, Dyson
tory, Constipation, Piles, &c, 'ud all
AFFECTIONS or NERVOUS SYSTEM
Irritation, spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea, Neu'
ralgia and Nervous Debility, aud all affections
arising from An
IMPURE STATE or BLOOD.
Scrofu;ous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers and
Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, White
Swelling, &c. His system is the only true and
successful one for the treatment OF all
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
Painful Profuse and Suppressed Menstruation,
Leucorrhca, Falling Of Womb, with all the gym.
pathetic accompaniments, such PalPitation
of Heart Loss Of Appetite, and General Debili.
ty, &c. Special attention given TO all
DISEASE OF TIE GENITO URINARi ORGANS, VIZ
Inflammation OF Kidueysand Bladder, DTibbling
and Scalding of Urine Difficult Frequent and
Painful UrinatioD, Gravel and Dmbetis, Ghon.
urrhra, elect, Structure and Syphilis, Sperm.
atorrhea and InpOtency, and all Nervous Alec.
tiuns consequent upon YOUTHFUL lNplSCRE'
TIoSs. The Doctor is able at all times TO give
satisfaction as to result of treatment, &c. Com.
municatiuns confidential and promptly noticed.
Medicines, cash. A guaranty given in all cases
where a personal and direct examination Is
made Office hours p. NJ. to j. NJ Send
10 cents for Peoples Medical Light.Hou
cent
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VINE PER CENT troy rHs HTBr
1EYT.

Tbsss rbondsbA fsir u attain the rns.t prom
.nent p0Bitioa among tbs nsa-spssnlAtiSs is'
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dealt IN At the msney centres IN Europr.
Holders ~ GOve-nfnrnt securities have an op
portHuity Of exchanging thym fOr Central Pa
citp- BI1ds 6ssvfng Al eqLal rate ~ intsresi
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New Editions Of IrVing's Works.

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DRUGGISTS.
GUM GOODS.

IUu sYRINGES, PUMPS, RINGS, tfOr
(T childregJ Plug Nippls 5, and pure Gum
Nipples, very elasIicl and combs OF al Kinds,
INST received and for sale by /. ii. LOGAN
CD and LOGAN, LIST s co.
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Nh, CENTRAL PACIFIC EAnPoAn

The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
CUMPANN-WbO arS c.,rTNi ing il forward NuG
gre ter energy and persistence than WAS ever
shown IL any similar WI in ancient OF moder.
tiuies-wiu nrild, equip, own and cortnul The
Western Half Of this Through Line the mo,;
productive. favored. aud valuable portion OF n.
whole. ana niaN justly DO II Gart,d ~ possessing
ntnt.
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Under these favoring auspices yrs CrlulynS
progress ha- been made IN oNtcniin.: ih" IuIl ald
track from both directions Nearly ium N lea
nf the Main Linz aud cunvr'.iug irmvAr' b..
tween the s-ourt River Inh III" haS" OF The
tscky Mountains have been built within Ihurc
wears The GENITAL PACIFIC RAILROAD has
ais > steadily and Sucurs.tull, carried the Main
stem iuc from the steamboat navigation OF tho
Pacific 70 the al unit Of the Sierra Nevada, aud
into he Great salt Lake Blsrn east Of tho tah'
fnruia line Having oVerrom, 10y ftr the most
diiRcu aud exprnSlvs portion of the Sboe
line. the probabilities ui the through rnuneciinn
with the Eas'ern lines being effected IN l|l
amUnut almost to certainty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-04

The Act Of congress conters upon the Corpo
raiions, beside. the right of WAY acrUss the Ter.
ritories, gift ~ IL, SUI aCrrSo the pablo land,
per mile, contiguous To this line, AMI IN apPFa
pIiAtion from the National cTe. Il Of SAN MI,
LIONS in 6 TER CENT. HoNl's, de l'crci A. the
work progresses; or h ilfthe cstiHiat~l cnst NJ
the Through Liuc aud Branch :. lhr,r Sub.
sily bonds the compSny may Canc' IN couu~
Of years by the transportation services OF thu
Roads, AMI a small pei ceutAge Of their MT 'arr
ing, they. therefore, constitute an element .,
great strength 70 the corporations.
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The Act further authorizes them 10 Issue ~
equal amount of their ONn First Mortgage
Rouds of corresponding denominations, i5,,A
shdH be ne fret oldim Jpn, ne ickos ra'lrodd prep
erfy, aud ~ irhiek he tSa II he Gorcrhmst .hd4
BE- subordinate rs = means OF moro readily sr'uI
ing The rvmaining hail of the cApl al for the c"A
struction, the equipments, &c being provided
out Of the capitil stock subscriptions AID other
sources.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DALEY REGISTER.

I'm. v,ar-S7 80 Three months 81
Sx uou;.a 4 " One month";.
TO suBscRIBzRs IN TIE CTrT.
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Sena toriaI Convention.
Chairman.

A Convention Of the several counties
comprising The 7th Senatorial District is
called to meet al Poin, Pleasant, on the
9Th day of July next, for the purpose Of
nominating State Senator to be voted
for at the Oexi election All who are
opposed to every theory and form OF
treason OF population, and have faith in
free government, are invited to send DEL
egstss to the same.
There being no organisation 10 the
Tlh Judicial Circuit, it is suggested that
the counties Of Mason, Putnam aud Kr,
nawha empower their delegates SO that
they may together with the delegates
from FaysltO, who are hereby invited.
form ,hemstlvcS into Convention TO
nominate Judge for this Circuit.
r... II. Q. PARSONS.
WIN. WAGGY,
W. W. HARPER,
Senatorial Committee,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


G1rwe are authorized to announce Col. Jso.
s. WITcHER, of Lincoln county, as candidate
for Congress in the Third District subject to the
decision Of the Union Republican District
Convention.
lFWe are authorized to announce ] N. Nc
WHoRrER, as a candidate for Congress in the
publican nominating Convention ltc,
pWe are authorized to announce HOY. D.
PoLsLET. as candidate for reelection to Con-
gress from this the (3d) District: subject to the
decision Of the Union Republican Congress.
iOnal Convention. may 7-te.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
Geo P. Simpson, as candidate for Prosecu-
ting Attorney for Mason County; subject to
the decision Of the Union Republican County
Convention.
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Tho La Crosse Democrat thus calls up
on the Democracy to FIRE up for the en-
suing campaiur: democrats propose to
resort to no unlawful acts, no illegal vic.
leuce, bu. simply to meet force with force
and 10 dsfeOd their persons and properly
and tho freedom of speech, the press,
and the ballot against suy unlawful us-
SnulIs which may be directed against
them. To do this thay must be prepared
they n'HSt BE armed,
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MRETING In GREENRRIER,


AT meeting Of the Radical Rspubli.
cans Of Gesnbrier county. held in Lew.
i'burg on the 18th Of June, 1868. on
motion Dr.. ]. F. Caldwell. was elected
Chairman, and Or. D. B. O. Caldwell.
appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and reSolu.
lions were offered by Dr.. ]. F. Caldwell
which were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAs. A large majority Of the
Radical Republican voters of Gree nbn.
er county are we'll known to be il favor
Of having Hon. Daniel PoIslsy continue
10 represent rs Congress, it is or
RESOLVED, ThOt our delegates to the
Congressional Convention Of this Dis
Irict, be and they arc hereby instructed
to vote for the nomination OF Hon. Dan.
iSl Polsley as q candidate for Congress.
Resolved, That William French and
William Smith, Of Point Pleasant, Ma.
son county, be sDd they are hereby au.
lhorizsd 10 &C! as Delegates for Green
brier county. in said Convention to bs
held at Point Pleasant on the 4th day
Of July next.
J. F. CALDWELL, Chm'u.
D. B. G. CALDWELL, Sec'y.
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A SANPLE.-Tbe Mason County Jour.
ual, 10 giving 90 account Of the Repub,
lican State Convention, says.
"E, T. Moore sud several similar
characters were chosen Secretaries"
Now, Mr., Howard the editor Of the
Journal, Is Superintendent Of Free
Schools and Of course sets al example Of
exact truth; but hoiO does he knoto that
Gen, Perpont and Mr.. SIubbS are like
ourself Does not this convict lin o.
asserting vhat he kno,oI nothing about, and
this where personal character Is involved
A man who will do so can have no char
actsr Of his own 10 lose. He once as
serted that we were forger because We
executed tho order Of the Judge Of oul
Circuit Court in counteBiguing SOME
witness tickets 10 our own hand. writing
10 order that the parties might receiv,
the amount Of their claims without III
costing it all to get il. We showed him
enough 10 satisfy any honest man thu
we were innocent; but after making thu
charge BIO had not the manhood to MAKE
the correction. -Ko0d,oha journal.
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Third Congressional Dis
a2trict Convention.

In pursuance ola resolution adopted
BY the delegates from the Third Con.
gressional District attending the State
Convention at CIarksburg. the delegates
appointed in the ssverOlcoUnliss Of said
DistricIio the UuiOu Republican District
Convention to nominate candidate for
Congress. will assemble in Convention
iot tina, purpose at Point Pleasant, in
the county Of Mason, on the Alb day Of
July next. If there are any counties in
the district in which such delegates have
not been appointed, they ore earnestly
requested 10 attend to this important
matter as soon as possible.
BY Order OF the Committee,
u JAMES H. FERGUSON.
Chairman.
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The Democracy, now so full Of alarm
in view ola military President, would
have 'prSng TO Gen. Grant as ono man
bad he sustained Mr.. JOhnSons'H policy
It 10, however. tho POndleIon Democrats
who see SO much dOngerin military Pros
idenls; but the real danger with them is
that Hancock instead Of Psndleiou, may
be- nominated.
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The Most FASCINATING
BOOK Of the Ycar.

A THRILLING RECORD OF BORDER
n Life. Richardson's Beyond tho Missis.
sippi. Adventures on the Prairics, Mountain
and Pacific Coast, together with Pictorial II,
lnstratiOns Of notable places and localities
The work gives an account Of the wild excite
ment Of Prairie Life. The Great Natural TO-
sources, Varieties Of Climate, Scenery and Soil
-MOrmoulsm and Polygamy In UtOh-Expe.
ricneo in the Gold DiggingS-sudden growth
Of Cities and Towns.
An Agent for this work will call upon the
citizens Of this county and give them chance
70 subscribe for Il,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

The Point Pleasant Register thinks it
very uugrateful 10 MAI" Cooper Of the
Clsrksburg Conservative, to be going for
Ben. Smith for Democratic candidate for
Governor. when the "Hon." JohD Hall Of
Mason, like Barkis. is "willin" and has
consented 10 put himself in the hands
of his friends" Both Of these gentlemen
are fossil Wings, Is there no original
Democrat who will accept the doubtful
honorl Where is Sam. Hayes or Leonard
S. Hall?,
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RECONSTRUCTIoN.

Inc PROJECT oil Inc restoration OF the
Southern States is so near success that
we may, for purposes of So eculaliou, con-
slider it accomplished. Those communi-
ties will execute the wishes of Congress
in such notifications Of their coustilu-
lions SS are required to make the system
OF reconstruction acrimonious, so that
there will be agreement between all tho
States upon important matters. The
conditions Of restoration being accom-
plished, the Southern States will take the
control OF their deslinies in their own
hands. United States troops may re-
main 10 them. but it will only be for the
maintenance Of the United States. In
all matters Of State interest those COM
monwsalthS viii be free from Federal
control. What Is TO be the RESULT 1t is
agreed. 10 the North and South, that
only upon the completion of political re.
construction can the happiness and pros
psrily Of the Southern States be resto red.
This is correct, bu, the mere fact that
those impo, erished communities have
officers oftheir own electing will not bring
back to them wealth aud happiness.
They must be regenerated induslriolly,
and learn that the sources Of fortune are
in unremitting labor. Hitherto The
South has got along upon the labor Of
an inferior race; but hearSher. although
that race will work when Il is to be paid
it is not to be expected that those who
compose it will be willing "a give their
toll without recompense, WbtHfe.fs a
recognized rule at the Soulhthat white
men. as well as blacks, must work, we
shall cease TO hear so much about freed
men being unwilling 10 labor. The class
Of Southerners who complain that "the
negro won't work. is composed in
majority Of the lazy white men who waste
their Time at crossroads groceries. and
who expect to be kept in idlensSs by the
labor of o.herF. as they we're before their
rebellion broke the power of slavery.
Labor mus, be throughout the South
certificate Of honor, aud the former idea.
that only mean white men worked; must
be transferred, and placed upon the
shoulders Of those mean white men who
will not work. AS soon as it is an estab.
lished thing in the South. that industry
receives its due honor, there will dack
10 that region men with capital, men
having thews, sinews, and muscles men
used 10 wo K. rejoicing in it as honorable
and independent, and not sfrsid to en-.
counter it wherever il presents itself
The infusion Of new men, new habits,
aud ew ideas, is what the South wants.
Il might have been enriched by such
gain as soon as the surrender at Apo.
msltox Court House closed the war.
But bitterly hostile policy was then re-
sorted 10, in order to drive away North.
0rn men, and, asa consequences, the waste
places, which might have been made to
flourish. are still sterile II is TO DO
hoped that three years experience has
corrected some Of these mistakes, and
that care will be taken hereafter in tho
South. under the new auspices, 10 vel.
come 10 her deserted men, no matter
Whers they come from or what may be
their political or other opinions,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Schuyler Colfx is drawing down on
himself the denuciations Of The Ohio De-
mocncy on account Of having in war
times moved the expulsion from the
House Of Mr.. Long for reasonable nj.
teroDces made wbeu the flag and Gov
eminent which he protested to repre-.
sent was in danger We return our
thanks 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer for
axhumiug snH fragment Of history.
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Private Sale of Valuable
Real Estate,

THE undersigned offers at private sale on
L good terms, Lis property situated in Point
Pleasant, Mason county, West Virginia, known
as the "Uuion House" and premises. The
building proper is large two story frame with
an ell Of two stories. containing large, we'll
ventilated rooms, situated in the central part
Of the town on Main street, near the steamboat
landing. The lot contains ne.fourth of an
acre of ground; and is well provided with
stables and out buildings necessary TO an rho
tel. The undersigned having entered on other
business in another State, will sell the afore
said property with or without the furniture as
the purchaser may prefer. The patronage nf
the house is good and will pay any ruertOri.
torious landlord. FOI terms apply at the
premises. JOHN A. FRANZ
may l4-2m.