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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10

a CURIOSITY FOR THE LADIEs.-There
is on exhibition at the saleroom of
Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson, New York,
the first Sewing Machine (No. y made
by that company, the present number
being 100000.
Let the interested compare the ma
chine sold in 1851 for S125, with those
now offered for Sos. The former ewner
of this machine gives its history IS fol-
lows
This machine was finished early in
1851 and learned its use from Mr.. Will
son himself. Twas thus yoR see the first
to work the Wheeler & Wilson machine,
and learned on the first machine they
ever manufactured.
In 1854 1 earned with the machine
1895, besides doing my own hOusework,
and taking care of my baby. In 1856
we came to Davenport and brought the
machine with us. l believe it is the
first machine ever brought to Iowa. l
ran that machine almost constantly for
the last fourteen years on all sorts of
work from the finest dressmaking to the
heaviest tailoring. quilted full
sized white bed spread with it which
has been exhibited three times at the
Fair. 1t took me three weeks to do it
with my other work, but it could not
have been done by hand in as many
years. ! have even stitched leather
with it, and at the time l EXCHANGED it
lin 1869 for No. 193,32O it worked just
as we'll as when made.
1t is perhaps unnecessary for me to
add that | believe the Wheeler * Will
son to be vastly superior to any othor
machine made.
Yours respectfully,
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ERGO to the City Shoe Store.

ox THE WAR PATH.-The conyictc
rho escaped from the Penitentiary OF
saturday night, are on the war path
Tbev made a raid, on Monday night, on
the bouse of German named P. Zanen
4 few miles from Moundsville, and took
all the eatables and clothing there was
in the house. They made an exchange
in clothing, leaving their duds in lieu
of what they stole.
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A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET.-Some I'M
known friend has placed us under obi
cations for one of the most beautiful
bouquets we have seen this season. We
can only return our heartfelt thanks fol
the present and the compliment, know
ing them too poor return for so much
beauty and fragrance as now blooms be-
fire nS
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TRAvELING.-The best travelling
gloves are of undrcssed kid with two
buttons at the wrist. Long travelling
sbawls of large broken plaids or in blocks
of black and white are newer than the
small checks. A double strap and han
die of leather should he provided t.
carry them when rolled tightly. Round
hats are most convenient for travelling
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.g7All the delcacies Of the season
may be found at the Orphans Festival
at Washington Hall tonight.

A SERENADING PARTY.-LoYe or adj.
miration must find vent, or the party
encasing either must burst. Loves
like steam, love is. Pit fifty FOUNDER
on the safety-valve, never open the
Unbelievable or whistle, and some
things bound to give way. When Q
young man is ''rassling" with the tender
passion in June-the month of moon
light and roses-he generally finds re.
lief in singing sweet sentiment under
his Hannah's window. He has two oil
three confidential friends who play OIL
the ACCORDION, guitar, jewsharp, bass
drum, cymbals, or some other stringed
instrument suitable for serenading. TIC
these he confdes his hopes, his aims
his ambitious. They fix up a serenad
ing party. They 60 it at the witching
hour of y P. NJ, like bricks, silencing
the cats, but waking up all the babies
in the neighborhood.
a party went ont Monday night. They
had a flute, violin, a guitar and a
singist or two.
Deliberately and with malice afore.
thought, one of them had invited the
others to Come where my love lies
dreaming" - e..1,...
And they went.
1t was highly improper for i've or six
young men to 20 where another fellows
love lies dreaming. But they went.
There wasn't man amongst them
could sing any more than any army
mule, but they didn't know it.
Stealing on tip-toe across the suspen.
sion bridge to avoid paying toll, they
moved like shadows on to the Island,
led by the young man whose love was
a dreamist.
He hadn't a sure thing on the house
but was pretty well satisfied he knew
where it was. 1t was reached. The
musickers squared themselves and let
flicker, playing the Evening Star
waltz" in manner highly reprehensi.
BILE. Then they "chuned7 up again and
sang Wake Dearest, Wake"
But Dearest" didn't wake, though
such a combination Of pig squeals, dog
bowls, cat yowls and mule brays was
enough to wake the dead.
"Play Walking Down Broadway
suggested the chap whose love was
dreaming, maybe that'll fetch her."
They played it, but it didn't fetch
her.
Then they sang sd offer thee this
hand of mine noise was heard in
the rear part of the house, a kind Of
smothered cry, like that given by a
Thomas feline of the Malta stock.
"Another song, boys was the sugges-
ton. and "Evangeline" was ringing out
on the midnight air.
A movement at the door lock was
.percsptible, and the boys roased with
twenty horse power, for the door was
being opened, and visions Of cake and
wine danced before their eyes.
As the song ended the door was open
ed, and female head, black As "a IA
VEINS yingP snd smelling horribly OF
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Tbe Board
of Supervisors of Ohio county met yes
terday pursuant to notice.
Present-Messrs. Booking, Davis, Hol
lidsy, Mcdonald, Porter, Roberts, Sails,
bury, Simpson aud Wilson.
The minutes Of last meeting were
read, Apr, we'd and signed.
The business of the session being tc
endeavor to effect some settlement of the
taxes due Ohio county from the B. & o
Railroad Company, that matter was ia.
ken up. The entire morning session wa:
consumed in hearing arguments on the
subject from Messrs. B. F. Stanton and
j. J. Jacob.
On reassembling in the afternoon
Mr.. Booking offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolred, That as it is the opinion o.
this Board that the taxes due by the
Baltimore aid Ohio Railroad Company
are Just and correct, we have no prOpo
sition to make nor compromise to offer
Upon the application of the Hemp
field Railroad Company, it was ordered
that the Sheriff make the proper cor
rection in their tax bill.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
ResOlred, That the sum of $50 be ap'
propriated towards the painting of thu
Zane street bridge, the city having aP
! propriated like amount.
ResOlred, That a special committee o
three be appointed to confer with
committee appointed by the city in re
lation to the repairs of the road leading
10 the city cemetery.
Messrs. Roberts, Mcdonald and HOlh
day were appointed the committee
called tor by the last resolution.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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RosADALIs! ROskDALIs! ROSADALIs.-
This medicine has become justly cele-
brated as the most reliable Alternative
We possess. 1t is a wellConceded medi-
cal fact, that those Alternatives which
exert an influence on the Kidneys, in!
creasing the quantity of urine and i'm
proving its quality, will prove the most
effieaeieus in the treatment Of diseases.
1t is on this account that the ROsadalis
is so much more reliable, and produces
so much more speedy action in Chronic
Diseases than any before known to the
medical profession and the public. 1t
is composed of medicines that not only
possess the most powerful Alternative
properties, but also Diuretic, Tonic,
Hepatic, and Diaporetic properties, and
it therefore acts directly upon all the
secretions of the system, and carries of
the impurities, not only through the
Blood, bot also through the Skin, Kid
neys, &c. jel0-2weOd&w
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P'RAPs.-Milk is said to be beneficial
agent in the treatment of patients suf'
fering from delirium tremens. Perhaps it
is on this account that milk punch is so
much in demand now, in place of cock
tails-the bane and the antidOte in one.
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STOPPED OvER.-Some people are
born to slop over. No matter what they
touch or what they do, it slops over
One of this kind was out riding in q
buggy on Market street. To a casual
observer he was having good time
But it couldn't last long. At the corner
of John street he fulfilled his destiny
he stopped over. He fell into nice
soft duet pile and was picked up unhurt.
Never slop if you can help it.
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gLet there be full attendance at
Washington Hall tonight. The Festl-
val is given by the Sisters in charge OF
the Orphans. Aid worthy cause by
YOUR presence aud patronage.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wOur markets now display as line a
variety of vegetables as is usual at 'n'S
season of the year.
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BA lady was seen on Main street
yesterday afternoon wearing a mutt
She was met by another with a Parasol.
Both seemed to imagine the weather
rather cold.
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EMGRANr AGENTS REPoRT.--To Mar
tin Schick, the attentive emigrsnt
agent at Bellaire, we are indebted for
the following report of the number and
destination of the emigrants arriving
at Benwood during the fortnight ending
-. c.k
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EBThe Baltic B. B. Club publishes,
this morning, a card explanatory of
their failure to meet the Osceolas last
Saturday, and of other matters. See our
advertising columns.
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.VOne of our philosophical societies
is carefully studying the weight of "a cir,
cumstance. 1t will next devote its levi.
athan talent to the depth of a cOnvic-
ton.
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WDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Ghildren's
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege OF APP
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner Il Co.'s, No. 50 Monroe street.
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EFF you want to see the best ma
chine in the world, GO and see the Amer
lean Button Hole, Overseaming and
Sewing Machine, at 100 Market street.
See advertisement.
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rELilacs are now in bloom. The
fragrance of this flower is very great
and decidedly pleasing. Every yard
sbould have its lilac bush.
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wThere is love-sick swain in this
city who says he could live forever on
the lips of his lady. Rather limited
location for a residence.
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" For Freckles, Pimples, Mott
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin
and for Identifying the Complexion
use Cream of Violets.' Fer sale by Ed
murd Booking and Booking & Carroll
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Ly-The art Of making other people
happy is to be so yourself. Like the
measles and love it is extremely catch
inc
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B7It commenced raining last nlght
about IL o'clock, and was still hard at IL
when we sought our rdowny."
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June 9th


And not one for West Virginia. Yet
West Virginia has Bureau Of Immigra-
ton. She has her line set but gets nary
bite.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-This
very handsome edifce is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and when finish
ed will be credit to the builders and
an ornament to the city. We took a
look through it yesterday, and were
much pleased with its interior arrange
ment. 1t is lighted and ventilated on a
plan new, to us. 1t is ventilated by
means of the gas used in lighting it.
The invention is called Kerr's Yentilat-
ing Sunlight Gasalier, and consists
| of an arrangement of a number of gas
burners placed near to each other in the
mouth of trumpet-shaped tube set in
the ceiling of the church, which is con-
nected with ventilating pipe or fue
carried out to the top of the building. The
action and effect of the apparatus is to
carry off all heat and smoke created by
the gas burners, and at the same time
create flow of fresh air into the apart.
ment, which flow of natural oxygen
causes the gas to burn with highly in
creased brilliancy. The light falls as
gently and naturally from above as the
sunlight from heaven. But our readers
will have an opportunity tonight to
find out all about it for themselves, as
there is to be festival there this even
ing, to which all are invited. Among
the many beautiful things to be shown
is an immense cake prepared for the oc-
casion and presented by the steamer
Golden Eagle. The piano used on this
occasion is from Hamilton 4 Hard
ing's music store. Let all who wish to
enjoy themselves go tonight.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

NNE OFFICE DESK, Il FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IL feet long
Windows, Doors, Nantes, &c.
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
.rI2tr Bridge Corner.
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Remember the Orphans! AStraw-
berry Festival at Washington Hall to-
night for their benefit.
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THE CAMERON FRATRICIDE.-James
Clouston, whose killing of his brother
Jesse was recounted in these columns
yesterday, was taken to Meundsville
last evening, He conversed freely with
those on the train with regard to the
killing, and seemed much affected at
the sad occurrence. He says he had no
idea Of killing him. He and Jesse had
had some high words, when he called
Jesse liar. Jesse then knocked him
down aud got on top of him. He then
made stab with the sheep shears,
more with view of frightening his
brother than anything else, and the
points of the weapon, driven with more
force than he intended, entered Jesse's
heart The people about Cameron deep
" sympathize with the prisoner. and a
large number of them accompanied him
to the cars.
The young men seem to have held
high position in the community
where they lived, and this sad fatality
has cast gloom over all who knew,
them.
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100 MARKET ST., WHEELING, W. VA.
VNHE FIRST AND ONLY BUTTON HOLE
i Making and Sewing Machine Combined
that has made its advent In this or any other
country.
This machine 10 warranted 10 execute TO the
greatest degree Of perfection all kinds and vari.
cites Of sewing, hemming, telling cording, tuck
ing, braiding binding, gathering, and sewing
on, quilting, SC, that Is or can be done by any
machine now in use.
1t has no rival In itB celebrated 0verseamIng
stitch by which edges Of different fabrics are
sewed together az by hand sewing. Also 10 It's
Button Hole and Eyelet Hole making, and EN-.
bordering on the edge, which IL done with
equal beauty and perfeCti on all kinds Of
fabrics not excepting Leather. IL Il one ma.
chine doing the work OF many.
IL Ia simple, nsiseess, and easy 20 manage,
combining in one the merits Of all others. II Ia
the only Sewing Machine now known that can
make perfectly finished and beautiful Button
Hole, besides doing many varieties Of work not
done by other Sewing Machines.
In short, its good qualities are 30 apparent
that IL has taken the FIRST PREMIUM at
every Fair whore IL has been exhibited.
E-R@ We warrant overy Machine 20 give entire
satisfaction.
We sell a beautiful little BRAID MAKING
MACHINE Every Lady can mako her own
Braid. my4
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SF. NJ Porter's Cheap Counter
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced to a
fraction; must be sold regardless Of
cost. Children's Shoes, only Is cents
Misses Shoes, p cents. Boys Shoes
so cents. Ladies' Shoes 75 cents. a
No. l35 Main street. Call early aut
you can make the best selections.
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H A II ID w A RE
s. T.. WALKER,
PENNIMAN & BRO.

TMPORTRRs AND WHOLESALE
i dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Hardware
No. 10 North Howard street Baltimore, will
take pleasure in supplying dealers with every.
thing in their line at the very low prices the
present hard times demand mArlSlydAw
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~ Blond & BaChman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters.
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II. W. PHILLIPS,
IT. w. 4 NHAHLHh y,
Iron and Brass Founder,
MANUFACTURER OF
STATIONARY & MARINE
ENGINES aldBOiLHTS
WHEELINE, ". Va.

MACHINERY CASTINGS, ROLLING
MI Mill Castings Saw and GSrist Mill Cast
ings Skating, Pulleys and all kinds OF Castings
made to order OF the best materials, melted in
Air furnaces.
Repairing and job work done upon the short
est notice.
The undersigned having secured the services
Of HIRAM JONES ono of the best mechanics
in the West, feels prepared 10 sustain the great
reputation OF his establishment having built
some OF the best machinery for steamboats, on
the Southern and Western waters, and with the
modern improvements and additions 10 his al.
ready large stock of tools and patterns, expects
10 Go a larger amount of work aud does not in
tend TO be exceeded by any other establishment
The old CUstsmers and the public generally
ars hereby notified that am now prepared to
take contracts or orders for all the various work
In INV line of business.
anTaO H. W. PHILLIPS.
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vFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
& Bachman's.
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FOR SALE.
SuIendid Bargains in SPien-
did Farms.

THREE ADJOINING FARMS aB5 sSS CI 40 acres.
ing respectively, $50 gJI anu cau It Ohio
situate in ST. Adams Up; LIoSL and sonr miles
shout zen Ii are offered for sale An elegant
from Grau. .tIerb The farms and to Granville.
road runs iU.fly celebrated as the seat OF two
Of dh Ss best Of learning in the eOg IN,
for young die: S and f Son.ss are ON
young I've ts psSfS sr s6a00 The farms
isn oS xsi improved; living water in every held
s so9 orebards win be sold in bsdy or sepa.
SsS - Taken in body, no better STOCK farm
rsIej fonnS in Ohio. Terms unusually easy
can De to"N~ VIM. I. CHAMBERS,
Apply No. 100 Market street
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Strawberries tonight at Washing
ton Hall. The Orphans Festival. A
generous public will respond.
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EAll the new shades of Veil Grena-
dimes. j. S. Rhodes 4 Co.
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

roTTR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
4 wheeling Island. Enquire of
JNO. P. GILCHRIST,
mar2J IS Main street-up stairs.
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Co1 S1TE ATA BARGAIN,

C,rCONDHAND PANEL DOORS, WIN
- Jnv sash IClazed), Venetian Window shut
ters ali as good as new, for sale low by
tnar13 M III
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ITo spend pleasant evening, &c
to the Strawberry Festival at Washing
ton Hall tonight.
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EGO to the City Shoe store.

uLarge stock of CassimereS cheap.
J, s. Rhodes & Co.
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EGO to the Festival at Washington
Hall tonight. The object is noble
one. and demands your encouragement
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FMore Suit Goods at J. s. Rhodes
d Co.'s.
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Yours respectfully,
p. +. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-23

himself with becoming dignity. He was dressed in @
robe OF white eE and pctcOat and Of crimson
aud wore on Ills head curious of fine wire
After the Minister had read his speech he presented
each OF US by The audience was quite short but
everyt passed off SATISFACTORILY ''.'
The Prussian Charge dAtars had his audience imme-
eiaey anter the United states Minister, aud the British
Minister soon after the latter
FROM the castle the party drove to the temporary For
egh once where, later In the Afternoon the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs gave frat "a Japanese and sfIeryard
European dinner to the nsters and their suites At
the latter dinner the Minister of Foreign Affairs
the health OF the President OF the United States
health of the Mkado afterward sed and drunk
This was the first aud far the Only audience an
American has ever had with the Mikado OF Japan.
On the 10Th OF January the Mikado visited two of his
menof;war, both OF which were at anchor close 10 the
Monocacy. He took pains TO conceal himself but on
the contrary seemed anxious TO be SEEN The japanese
fred which returned while the Mikako was on board
Of his vessel by American flag being holsted al
guns fired from that vessel.
SEDITION PLACARDS--THE TEA MARKET-A FIRE
2. IN SINGAPORE.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-Yokohama advices
been posted during the night on the Government bulletin
boards warning the parties In power that they would be
murdered unless they abandoned their tyrannca acts
The authorities In view OF the threatened outbreak had
hOnses and kept the soldiers patrong the streets night
and day. Anothet rebellion against the Mikado appeared
imminent. Alfred Phelps, agent OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. died at Roba on the 9Th Of March
Tho United States steamer Ashuel0t was In port Bus
ness Of all kinds dull The silk settlements amount
10 10. $50 bales transactions limited and prices nominal
OF the medium grades prices continued high and re-
ceps gt The total settlements OF tea were 800 picus
all for America The total exports OF tea since Jnl5
9b300O0 pounds disastrous fire occurred AT SIN
gapore February 49, which destroyed the Oriental Bank
building The Times Office, and several g0douOus. The
loss viii amount TO 1000; insurance $1,000.