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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-24

CAMPHoRATED GLYCERINE WITH
Chapped hands, face and lips
cured by one or twosipplications of this
elegant preparation. An occasional
application will keep the skin smooth
and soft. Sold by z. Booking, Odd
Fellows Hall and Booking 81 Miller,
corner First and Chapline streets.
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We have planted the column of re-
construction, aud il Will arise slowly bnt
surely, aud 1.-THE gates of shall not pre-
vail against it."-Norton'S Speech.
Of course not. The ''gates of hel' don't
wish - prUvailagainst it. The gates OF
hell, and the fiends of hell, are all on the
side OF" that cofumn of recon struction."
1t will meet with no opposition in that
quarter.-BacyrGs Forum,
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The Healing Pool.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for YOUNG
MEN, ON the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create impede
nents to MARRIAGE, witt sure means of re-
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge Address, DR. j. SKILLIN DOCGH'
TON Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
in2I Am
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., by
Rev. Charles A. Dickey.
Lecture by Rev. W. b. Watkins, A. NJ
this evening.
Board Wanted.
Gardener Wanted-J. p. Gilchrist.
House for Sale-William Carnahan.
Two dwellings for Sale-ThomaS
O'BrieD. A.
Meeting of Stockholders OF -Etna In
surance Company.
Cottage for. Rent-M. Reilly.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, OxtOby
& Duffield.
For observation-disclosures.
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To Whom il siay'Concern:

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
l notice of his appointment IS assignee Of
the estate OF. John w. Fletcher. of Liberty
township, in tho county Of Ohio, in the District
OF West Virginia, and who was, 20 wit, GU the
18th day of january, a ID. 1868, adjudged
bankrupt, upon the petition of himself, by the
U. s. District Court for said District.
Dated 1T Wheeling, West Virginia. the 2ist
day Of February, A. u. 1858. ..,..
fe622-ltaw3w i. G.. BARR.
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Gnrdemer Wamfed.
FOR SALE.

rJHE DWELLING WHERE / NOW RE.
l side ON Eoff street, near the corner OF Third,
adioirang the residence of Thos HOrnbrook,
Esq, containing eight rooms, together with
pantry and bath room, with gar and water
throughout. Also a'Sood brick stable and car.
riagt house in the rear. y
VIM. CARNAHAN,
at Carnahan, s. Co.'s, 81 Main street, Centre
Wheeling feb24.h
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The Great English SeTledy.
sir James Clarile's Female Pills,

Prepa.ed from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
Ii. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailins in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
10 which the female constitution is subject. 1t
modeTates all excuses and removes all ubstruc-
f.nms frnfn NHhnfl,Yrr. rnlISN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-24

PURCHASERS of Sir James Clarke's
Female Pills are cautioned against eoan-
terteit. The genuine have the name OF
"Job Moses on each package. All
Others are worthless.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-24
The Purest and sweetest COsi
Liver Oil

- In tine worid;- manufactured from fresh
healthy livers. upon thesea shore; 1t is perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard and Caswells
Cod Liver Oil" manufactured by Caswell, Haz
ard & Co, New York. Sold by all Druggists.
onrI2mwkl.eowSw
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For Sale Cheap.

TWO SMALL COMFORTABLE TWO
i story brick tenements, each tenement three
rooms, situated on the west side of Sixth street,
between John aud Zane streets. These houses
will he sold at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Apply at once TO - TH0S. 0BRIEN,
feb24lw : Real Estate Agent.
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70 Married Indies

II is particularly shifted 1t will in short
time, bring OH the monthly period with Iegu.
larity, and although powerful remedy. does
NOT contain ANYTHING huttful to the constitution.
I'm all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion. Pa}pit4tion of The Heart Mysteries
and Whites wii effect cure when all other
means have failed. Full directions in the
namuhlpf aruuul each paCkaGC. H.
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lang, Chest Dis
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
Dr.. Aborn, 1874 Smithfeld street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book by mail 30 cents.
febl-ly
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For RENT.

A NEAT COTTAGE ON WHEELING
N Island, containing four rooms, kitchen and
good cellar. There is a good well, with pump,
in yard, near the kitchen. II is corner lot,
fronting ON Zane and Locust streets, contain.
ing fruit trees and shrubbery. Possession given
on first of April. For terms, apply 10
feh2i NJ. REILLY.
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Three Qaesifohs for R,ery Man TO
Answer KEO nestl1

If the Southern States by act of seces-
sion or result of the war are not ont of
the Union, how can Congress declare an
amendment to the Federal Constitution
ratified Which has not received the
y sanction IF three fourths of the thirty
seven States, as by the Constitution is
required
Again ..
ffthe Southern States are not ont of
the Union, by what right is it attempt
ed to make Of them a Southern DespOt-
ism given over to one man rule, as is pro-
posedi
Again , "
Ifthey aFe,oa. of the Union, (and on
no other base can DeSpotism be there
establjshsd,) how cape they out, when
went they ont, and in what way was
he warsa success !-44i!taiHs DeEocrdt.
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.IuuiDerTar SOaD

Cures chapped hands, salt rheum, pimples,
and all cutaneous affections rendering the skin
soft and smooth. Manufactured by
~r-- CASWELL, HAZARD Co,
Sold by all Druggists New York
aDrI3mWks-eOw&w
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SDcciII Notice.

Rs,rare N Co,tn,sgt.itS. Obserrs the name Of
JOB NOSES on The packdge-pUrchdSc none lctth,
out tall aeTs are base aud tcoTthieSS limitations
N.B.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
age. enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB
MOSES. ~ COrtlandt Street, New York. will
insure a bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills. by return mail securely sealed from all
observation. decl2
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For Cincinnati.
The Fine Passenger Steamer

IHt T IIV dSSPITVT oIVdIIII'I
POTOMAC. Capt. CHAs. MunLENAN.
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON TUES.
w Day, the 18th inst, ct o'clock L. n.
For freight or passage apply on board. or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & co.
feb2i.2t Agents.
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stanton, the Carnot OF the War De-
PARTMENT, WANTS THE ARMY IN
CREASED TWENTY THOUSAND
MEN!
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A ssRTs Of THE COMPANY,
ROnrders Wanted.

A FEW BoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMo
n dated with OF without roons) in private
family convenient to the business part Of the
city. Address P o. Box IA.
d feblslw
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Beard Wante

A YOUNG LADY oF FINE EDUCATION,
N wishes tos,irocure boarding with respect
able German family Address care of REGIsIEH
office. - go - feb24.3t
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RETAIL HOUSE,
No. 1919 Main, Corner Union
street.
pnvD6

THE delight ofchildhoed, the Chivaric cOmpan
ion of refined womIuhood the solace Of life
ut every period his writings are an i'm.
perishable legacy of grace and beau.
~ to his COuntTymCu.'
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Dram attic and Musical.

Our readers will see under the head Of amuse-
ments the announcement that the Bsteman
French Opera Troupe are soon to visit this city.
We ind tho following notice Of this troupe In
the Boston Transcript, and knowing that 1t was
written by one Of the best thestrical and musical
critics In the country, we place 1t before our
readers;
afhs Grand Duchess of Geroisteinn has added
Boston to her list OF conquests, or, In other
words, Mr.. Bateman's operate enterprise has
been stamped with success at the outset Only
two or three times this season has the Boston
Theatre contAinsd SO large and SO brilliant an
audience as that assembled within Its walls last
sysnin to The nrst o. sse
AFFORDED q new experience 10 Boston. French
comic opera, like every other Gallie production,
Of Onenbaeh's 10 probably as perfect specimen
Duchess" can be brieny described as being ex-
pressions cover ss wide a meaning as could be
brought out In . half column article. The sue
Of the As Sy M
as upon the admirable acting Of the principals.
There 10 string Of pretty airs, It is true, eapa-
nice musical effects, but much OF the music q Of
the same extrayAgsnt character as the Incident
and action. The whole opera teens win the
themselves to bring them out In the most telling
manner. Mile. Tostee as the Grand Duohes, M
Ir asnsr is ssSn 4. s1is f
Baron Puck, NJ. Walter as Baron Grog, and M
MonIer a. Nepomuc, all proved themselves ex
eellent comedians. The chorus was considera
| bly, larger than In New York, numbering ovel
ATTY voices, the large stage afoIding chance FOL
Increased effectiveness In that department al
we'll as greater display In other auxiliaries: Thu
| orchestra, under the experienced baton OF Mr., A
Birgfeld, was all that could be desired; and, in
| deed, everything went of with great smoothnsss
There were three encores. Mile. Tostee's singinl
of"Yoiei k sabre de mon pere," the rather extfav
| Agant dance at the end Of the second act and tn,
i rollicking drinking song In the third act beinl
| repeated.
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personal

Jous J. Ksox, esq, Deputy Comptroller Of
the Currency, has been designated BY the Presi-
dent - one Of the commissioners for the annual
assay at the mint Of the United States, In Phila-
deiphia, on the tenth proximo.
Hon. THoxAs L. JoSgs. Kentucky; Hon. E.
Dove, Illinois; Z. J. Hopwood, England, and
H. A. Sorry, OF New Brunswick, are the Ebbio
House.
@. b. THOMAS, U. S. A., and Bolivar Ward are
at the Seaton House.
DANIEL FIELDS, Md, Is among the arrivals
ct the United States Hotel.
GES. A. KIxBALL, Indiana; Gen. J. b. San
born, Indiana, A. ]. Blocker, New York; Gen
John Pearce, Hon. Mr.. Evans, and Gen. Z. W
Rice are at the National.
L. A. DE PApUA FLEuRy, Secretary OF the
Rrs,iliar Issatinn. and Hon T. s. F.Ioti, VI
Utica, New York, are at Williard's.
Col. s. @. ARMSTRONG, Of Georgis, Is at the
Owen House.
Col. CHARLES II. SHELLEY, OF Alaska, and
Judge John Miller, OF Sitka, arc at the Metro
i politan.
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Our esteemed friend Of many years standing,
whose name we place at the head % this notice,
Is no more He died on Friday last, at the house
Of his SOP, Eev Dr. Smith. In Philadelphia. H.
Smith ~ tie time OF his death was the principal
or joutnai sierk % she United states Senate.
He has bees clsfk ID that once since isn.
NJ. Snitk's health has been deelining Tor
some tine past, but he returned TO his post OF
duty In the Senate from Maine, where he has
lived for many years, and where he spent his last
vacation during the recess Of the Senate. His
friends saw at once that he was not long for this
world, and he was soon obliged to keep his room
at thehotei. Failing constantly, his sons thought
Il wise to take him TO the residence Of his son
In Phiiadeiphis, where he expired as We have
stated above. UFz. r.. .'H
Mr.. Smith was a native OF South Reading,
Massachusetts, hut resided many years IN Calais
Maine, where he was actively e.saged In the
lumber business. He was an active politician
for many years, and belonged to tho whig party
till the organization OF th& Republican party,
and was one Of the arst OF the leading men In the
position OF the state whore he resided to declare
In favor Of the Republican organization. He
held several Important positions In his adopted
State. He several times represented the city Of
Calais in NE State Legislature, and was once
chosen Speaker OF the House OF Representatives,
was appolntcd on the commission to revise the
statutes Of that Commonwealth, WAS member Of
the Governors counsel, and for the term Of three
or four years allied the ofiee OF Secretary OF
State. .. o. ..
Many years ago, when the subject lof this
notice was quite young man, the writer occu.
pied, with others, form In the old brick school,
house In Transit street, Providence, r. l., where
Mr.. Smith was the teacher. We have always
remembered with pleasure his earnest efforts to
start Us right In the rudimcntal studies Of our
early life. when he ieft the school to enter upon
the business TO which he devoted the bost year.
Of his life, we were separated, and did not renew
our .oquaintance until after years, when the
events effortune brought us together again; and
since that time betweeS htn and ourselves the
most ..,tirass seiAtiopa Of friendship have ex.
. ,ssed until the Day Of his death.
Mr.. Smith was awsrm-hearted, social, whole
souled, genial man, aChristian, . padlsnthropist
and patriot. Outside OF his Immediate family
4 he has many friends who loved and respected
| him, And viii mourn his departure from the busy
scenes OF this life. Reqstesesi in pace.
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HAVANA, Jan. lo.-Adviees from Jamaica TO
the'1ith inst, just received, state that the dow
ernor OF jamaica had received instructions from
the British colonial once, that the responsible
Offices in that island should be nlled by appoint.
mcnt from England, SO as to avoid political pre-
JUDGES and party influence.
Nassau dstes to the 18th instant, say complains
were made that American steamers no longer
enter thoAa1oor.
The Legislature was to meet In February.
Taxation will be Increased and the tariff raised
The first samples Of the new crop OF sugar and
molasses have arrived In market.
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ESrERrRIsIs0.-Our neighbors Of the Star,
with their usual enterprise, have enlarged the
accommodations Of their establishment, and the
editor and reporters have removed from the
lower floor Of the building to the second story,
northeast corner, which has been divided Into
two rooms, handsomely furnished and fitted up,
and which are admirably adapted for the pur'
poses intended. The publication room has also
been enlarged, and the cashier OF the arm boasts
Of hne room exclusively for himself, In which
he can entertain his friends and transact the
business OF the Arm without being intrudet
upon. These improvements arc excellent ones
and Indicate prosperity with our eotemporary..
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We are authorized to announce that the ladies
ofthe Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will BE- home on Monday evening".
The evening has been nxed In lieu OF the after.
noon receptions, a. they were last season.
srrAxxR CoLrAx's receptions are 70 DO every
Friday evening, from 81 to II p. m, commencing
Friday, Jan. II. ....
The receptions OF the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthew, for iadies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will Be every
"wednesday afternoon, from 1 to 4 p. n. Resi-
dence, Lafayette Square, sixteen-and-s -haf
street.
Mas. PosTNAsrHR GnsnRAL RANDALL will
hold her receptions on Wednesday afternoon OF
each week, atNo. tca L street, corner fonrteenth
and L. =. = 10. .-....
ruELAprr Of Secretary Browning's family
viii feeeive their friends, as usual, on wednss-
days, from "a to 4 o'clock, p. m. Residence on
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
GENERAL GRANT will be at home on wedncs-
day evening, Februsrys. No cards Of Invitation
will be issued. Residence, I street, near New
Jersey avenue.
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A,uex.tio. Of 81. Thomas

Telegraphic adviess from Havana inform us OF
the result Of the ballot by the voters OF st.
Thomas on the question Of annexation with the
United States; and 1t appears that the vote was
nearly unanimous, but few persons being op-
posed to the proposed measure. westill believe
that the possession OF that island would be oil
more than ordinary Importance to this country,
and that the purehase-money would be well
invested. The letter OF Vice Admiral Porter to
the New York Times, a few weeks since, gave
an elaborate view Of the value Of St. Thomas,
and WAS noteworthy from the graphic manner
In which the writer's ideas, as also facts, were
detailed. All naval ofneers agree that the island
In our possession would be Of great benefit to the
naval arm Of the Government, II not Of the entire
country. We trust the treaty for the purchase
Of the island may be ratified, and post I'm
portant In peace or In war come under the broad
wing and parental care OF Uncle Sam.
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The National Democratic hesiAsat
lOnusftsee.

The National Democratic Resident Commit
too held a meeting on Saturday evening in room
~ national Hotel. There was full attend
anee of the members, and after the business con-
nected with the sth OF January banquet was dis
posed Of, a general discussion was had In refer
ence to the Rresidentiai campaign and the COM
ing spring elections in New Hampshire and other
states. 1t was determined to eommenee active
measures at once toward q thorough reorssni,
zntion of the party, and the meeting adjourned
TO assemble again at the call Of the chairman,
which will probably be some evening the present
week.
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jnls-7t
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~! UNITED sfAyEs RATEsr CpyIc

WARRINGTON, Deem scr "A. l6d
Ss a. psis H. SsII:. bHfsbhH ,w.ss@sa 4.
:'S siIsa.'i: {. u iSt ::ss
ne 4th day q hsy. isei 1cr An i9proyenenlia tbs
s.' z. ~ iuH,,. y q pAsa which
r..s. SSs: aSsSa ~ iiS e a hss's q y;
% ssest sad show cause. u asy ' tSss have. WY
I'D psti,ioa oush! pe! 70 ss I,saisd. .,-., a..
arts IN n r n.s oaes aslg o5ssiSa' Dss, Sc.
Of hsArps all testmony aled BY either party, To b
iis Il n. s as.rft Ss:; s e Es
WI be ;grnishea o. ARE! Atoa; It,, ,...,
posy msst - Ala tks odse osstV va days before
be DR. u hssriagi the krsa.nens, fAhy, within tea
6rdsrsS. si,o. Sst ~ sSslss DO published a tn.
RIPubLIoA An and The TptelHoencer, WAshlngton, D.
cnss week fOr three ,Ssss.siy SsYfsi lRs hrst p
the day Of hearing. r. U. T1iEAKER.
iane'AN commissoner Of Patclis,
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Lost and Found.

| OFTEN ptSs TIE y pE 18TH inst THE DIscaARcs
United States ARTILLERY, The nnder will confer IA
X. on the owner By leaving 1t at the RsrVsLIeAs
T osT-CIRTIRICATR NO. o. OF TWO az SHARKS
- OF STOCK in the First Cooperative building
A,,SsHson, dated Deeembsr 1907 in fsyoI p DH
Ing II a the RiruBLIcAn once Notice 10 hereby
given that application Will be made for duplicate
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DIE ID.


On Friday morning, nth Instant, Of dropsy. Mr..
NAIHAS G, wooDwklp, aged IS. -,,--
sse f sid O q sSs f.nii a.. invited e asspS
~ m frsna: a.. nSes 70 ..,sas 4. snsr Which
will take place from tho residence Of Mrs. kiddAll
corner Of Twenty -nrst and streets, to-day at II
o'clock.
On tho l7iA instant. o. the residcnee q Col II. W
Wharton, Of Baltimore, EDWARD WHAnros. OF
Warrington, d. C., In the 9th year Of his age, 49,
Of Col Wharton, No IS MeCuloeh street, on Tuesday
the 2ist instant. atsa m. lniernent TO be In PhhA
delphiA.
January ls. Mrs. AM c.rionros. In the nth year
Her funeral will take place from tho Of her
sou-in-lAw, T, PurselI, 81 Pennsylyania avenu~
to-day at y o'clock Relatives and friends are In
yited % attend.
On tho morning Of the 18th instant, at IS minutes
past o'clock, Detective WILLIAM. knLLnI. Of the
hs frisuds aud rest1ss arc respectfully requested
10 Do at his residence No 96 Eighth street west.
y. m. to-day. from which place the body Will be
taken to street Baptist church, between sixth and
seventh strost, where tho funeral services will take
None knew him but to lovehim.
Named him but to praise frt
On tho 18th instant, CERT RuDR, daughter Of Alex.
ander Mel. and Rose Irvine, Aod years aud ~
days.
January 10, iscs In Prince GEORGES county, LouIs
WILLIAM, aged - years, the only and beloved son oil
Mrs Anna II. and the lste Lorsaso Dorsey. =.