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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-11

MARRIAGE.
Reflect that q sound mind GHd body - =
most necessary regulates 70 promote oonnntl
happiness. Indeed, without these the Joun'
through life becomes . weary pilgrimage :
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view. the mil
becomes shadowed with despair and died wi
the melancholy rehoStiou that the happ'noa
another becomes blightod With our own
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCB
When the misguided and imprudent yotAy
pleasure finds that he has lmbl6cd the ,osli
this painful disease, IL too often hAbPeni -
an illtimed sense Of shame or dread Of diso'1t'
detSrs him from applying 10 those Hho, fvu =
ucatiOn and respectability, can alone einGi
hlm delaying till the conAtitutional iynpiosia
this horrid disease make their appeanhos ~
a. liberated ssre throat, diseased noss bo,i,7i
pains in the head and Limbs, dimneH 90,
deafness, nodes on the shin bones AZ 80
blotohoa on the head, face and eItrrTsa
gressing with frightful rapidity, ul
paIate of the mouth or the bones
fall In, and the victim Of this awful tis'
comes hOrrid object Of cOmmiserauott o.
puts a period 20 his dreadful suffering By ~
ing him 20 That Undiscovered CoutuI -
whence no traveller returnA'
It'll melancholy fact that th0usahdi q
tins to this terrible disease, owing 70 -
skillfullness Of ignorant pretenders We
use of that DEADLY Poison, MERCuRt NJ
constitution and make the residue OF li' -
able.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STU
Left hand side going from Baltlmete "
few doors from the corner. ~ Fail % N
serve nRme and number.
~ No letters received unless poet Ia''
containing a stamp 10 DO used on - y
Psrsons writing should state age, and -.
lion Of advertisement describing symF0.'
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang In he %
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRES
The many Thousands cured At THIS 80,
ment within the last twenty years Aha
merous important Surgical Operations ~
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the NJ
the Sun, and many other papers notice
appeared again and again before TIE
sides his standing a. a gentleman o. ca
and responsibility, IL sufficient Egi'al.'
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. 81
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PROVISIONS
i Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Sides, Bulb
Meats Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard, 80.
MAXWELL q TINGLE.
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e

It is said that the Hon Edward Thistle
ton, an English gentleman, has discovered
beyond doubt the real author of the famous
letters of Junius. Mr.. Thistleton called to
his assistance Mr. Charles Cabot an expert
in handwriting, and expects to prove incon-
testably that the letters of Junius to his pub
Usher, Mr. Woodfall, were written by Mr.. Geo.
Grenville, the reputed author of the Amerl-
can Stamp act. Fac-Stmaes OF the acknowl-
lged letters of Mr.. Grenville, and Of the
letters of Junius will shortly be made pub
lie. Mr.. Grenville was brother of Richard
Grenville, afterward Earl Temple, and serv-
ed in Parliament from 1741 until his death
in ITO. In 1853 he became Prime Minis
ter and was always regarded as the ablest
man OF business then in the House OF Com
mons. ''
The letters of Junius have been attribu-
ted to Earl Temple, Edmund Burke, 'iSin-
'.gle Speech Hamilton Lord Ashburton
and John Wilkes; but the weight OF eyl-
dence is, so far, in favor Of Sir Philip Fran
els, who. is generally considered to have
been the author. OF the nature of the state
ments to be published by Mr.. Thistleton we
have no.more than an inkling; but it IS Ger.
tain that only the clearest and most eonclu'
sive testimony will change-and even then
not without great dificulty-the set current
of popular opinion. The critics and Saoa'n
may be convinced, but it will be long before
the public mind will regard any other than
Sir Philip Francis as him who wrote 81 am
''the depositary Of my own secret, and il
''shall perish with me-"
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would be spent in discussing the most eligible
pofntin the Mississippi Valley to which the
capital could be e'removed. I
( AAge doesn'tseem 10 improve the morals
Of the Prince Of Wales; for almost every steam
er brings over fresh bit Of scandal concern
ing him. Curiously enough, his immoralltles
were never displayed openly until after MS
marriage. Then very handsome lady IN MS
wife's household became the recipient OF the
Princes attentions, which soon became SO ma
grant as to excite the talk of all London. The
scandal finally came to the ears OF the queen
who caused the offender to be banished. But
this did not break up the intimacy, wnicn coz
finued until a fresh lover had made the
royal companionship undesirable. The Prince
then took to visiting actresses, and 10 spend
ing money upon them, and where ne
had formerly one he has now three or four
lsdy acouaintances. The favorite was
noted French actress, Nile. Schneider, the
original sGrande Duchesse," who numbered
Others besides his Royal, Highness in her
suite, and bled the purses Of them all. Among
her trophies, she secured note of hand for
s5O, 1000, signed by the Prince, and sent it to
England to bepaid. eFhe document not being
signed by the. Comptroller Of the Princes
Household, had an aspect of irregularity
about it that the bankers did not like, and
they hesitated before paying it. The Prince
was abroad and could not be referred to, and
the story somehow got to the ears Of his royal
mother. There was arrow which ended in the
payment of the money and a lecture from the
Queen. So matters go on. Correspondents
saw that the effect of his Royal Highness ex-
ample is having very injurious effect upon
the morals of the country, and that radical
change is taking place.
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Notires in Bamkruptfp.
nm .THE DISTRICT COURT or

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OE
SOUTH CAROLINA.-Il the matter OF FRANCIS
G. CART, OF the firm OF CART, KOPFF JERVEf,
Bankrupt, by whom a petititlon for adjudication
OF Bankruptcy was filed on the 2!l day OF Octo-
Der, A. D. lSe9, In said COurt.-ln BanStsp.cy.-
This is to gs notice that on the Odd day Of October
A. D., 1869, warrant In bankruptcy was issued
against the estate OF FRANCIS C. CART, OF
Charleston, in the County OF Charleston. and
State OF South Carolina, who has been adjud5ei
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
longing to said bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer OF any property BY him are for.
hidden by law; that meeting OF the Creditors oil
choose one or more Assignees OF his Estate, will
be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to he holden Of
No. Y Broad street, Charleston, South Car
olina befors ]. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on
the 9th day OF November, A. D. 1882 at II O'CLOCK
A. II. a. +. JOHNSON,
octo61 O. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
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Reviews.

In SILK ATTIRE. Novel. By William Black,
Author of ''Love or Marriage?' New York :
Harper & Bros. Charleston John Russell.
When among .'the mob of gentlemen who
sswrite with ease" there arises an author who
has really something to say for himself, whose
utterances are the result of actual individual
reflection upon the problems of life and death
which lie around him, and whose book, there
fore, is real among the mass Of unrealtes
which are called books, and definite in its ear
nestness among the superficial sensationalisms
of the age, he is certainly entitled to the graf
itude of both reader and critic-evcn though
neither should entirely agree with him In the
peculiar views which make his originality.
Such q writer Is Mr.. Black, and such book
SIN Silk Attire" may certainly claim to be.
In verbal cleverness in felicitous illustra-
tin, in unusual descriptive power, and especi-
in o certain bold and fearless graphing
with difficult social problems, the book bears
mint-mark of its own 1t is essentially Bohe-
mian and rationallstic "a not uncommon COM
bnation, in Its point of view, and these quail
tiles give it freshness and yigor altogether
unlike the. stereotyped tone of the modern
novel. 1t is true that this boldness sometimes
begets q certain unscrupulousness of thought
and speech, which Is not always quite compat-
ible with good taste; but on the WHOLE the ex-
change is fair one.
The heroine of SIN SILK Attire" Is an actress.
and the dominant idea OF tho book (though
there are several subordinate ones,) is the
necessary impersonality of true art-the i'm
possibility of complete and perfect realiza-
tion and reproduction Of fictitious life when
once the true individual life has been called into
being In the SOUL. The authors. view on this
point IL well illustrated and enforced in tho
development of the. story, and in the course of
which, as we .Jlave limited, there aro many
other fruitful suggestions which would bear
more elaborate presentation. - s,i s.
The characters are we'll defined and, susf
tanned, and both the herolnes are loomefa and
not lay-fgures, somewhat unusual c!rcum-
stance. Indeed, Dove Anerley has reality
enough about her to be remembered long after
the book Is laid aside, and 1t is not ofSen that
critic can say that
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TOMORROW elections will be held in the
counties Of Abbeville, Georgetown, Ker'
shaw and Sumter, to fill vacancies in the
State Legislature The whites generally
take very little interest in these elections
and it is likely that the Radical candidates
will be. elected all round. In Abbeville
there is an opposition ticket but the people
are more interested in the county fair than
in State politics.
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THE carpet-baggers are again in peck oil
trouble. On Friday Elliott Massachu-
sets colored man, cowhided Kavanagh, a
white Northern adventurer, and yesterday
Wimbush, native mulatto, gave beating
to Leslie, the Yankee Land Commissioner.
The eyes Of the colored people are opening
at last ., ,.
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~ovsovS >.A....-,.-a. .,...r...l -: ~ -
-kAs rspofsed. tllae nAuau.e seAns .-.aa
GS|dsceniat FW Rng IN ner nosoangs g,S o.ssV
no, hu1n, 1 sae'ef ha''' H0A'0A' "''
l7th OF ne4tMehata.es 5oi - =.
The manuiaosure Oh ooiofeu s.se,@.s a.s.,sS -
:. Se~ U.,.aSs s, ~ .lss nsnsior 10
as1h a's.a.s ~ ' n,ov,,a tsoIr ;5snt,rv
such as may succeed IN proving 'noir T'Snas 's y.
s2s.s
Boston are sla.ed az soool, anu 'ne .As ~ NJ,
0dinmrfee nazs neciaea 70 g.se s5su. usas w ~
thnore'a an -Anal'on 10 'slHi ss''''' H'A'
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"A quarry Oh tne hness quah'y ., n'nOs,a go
- oesp - .s,sss 80 o. on,s
Arm Of aMs1 "; Iay99r, l9 nys Iiies aom ~.
Nrnograpners pronounce 1t luns equ"' ~ '''e
eess 1aRalsan s'one' 2. = - =. NJ.
-fne 53sef aSA 'es.s,s'e fi't -
neesee nave @lreauy plepA,ou "uu. ~, p.
gfamme,@ D. g., Dfowniom 70 'n'i'9 " U ,-.a 80
A0s&SoSe siecssuAa His' s'P's'S'e' 1S''" gov '"'O
me Senate aeeaa Oh cooper, z.s.a..r s.a;g
q = eFmah5 = NJ ssesihihs go -
soueYefop ccnmeroiat ,''e 80. ",
eign nauons' anu "itn,Mas ooye's Us, oou.s
MsrcA nA' 4S slsSy Sty,sS sSs.sl'f - sIfIe5S i
iases m ootn nem,opneise. .,-,.,.
sssSies Haiei.sa oe's1is ,.s
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Oe,s,oee go @ "1nos Lo ~. -.
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maoe' isDeso ~ ,npo' es. ~NNs,r.n,
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1osler .eoei'o1 ~ n.s 20 ,,,a,as
o7S uS9' t.'e
more ousneis 70 ene tS''-.i acle susn W Hoas -
y-ine Ne"1iofk -fseiu'a -e"!e t"a' ~ mo
loIte0Stalee w e'ast :.
SoMneG ssIp.'r .at.s si1s ~ IS"a 3
main unuStaloea ~. ons yas' IL w. ,aa,,,
aMe tae 1uiiinis'' 'a''on WI. -
wen ID name, 90 'nAs . AA'''''' -. 1'
ssHaaoh eahsh sesll1eu. ...o. .u..-n. .,o
yeAA nsAsseohslo' In in'ceassssA.ssu s.e IS
etner gay, -ascaatee taele-~.s soltss sense -
the annexanon Oh Canaaa y ing Ing os,..su ,s.' Ss
but none whatever In CANADIAN aplr rlnaepenoenee
@4Wher5we sre ready for anne1ation' sa,o me-
II shall go1n hrst Tor sixteenrn amenoileA'
to the constitutions 90 that foreigner can De-
come president, and tnen run LOT tne Ollce'
The American Churcaman' Oh Chicasv, ,,
says that tAe knaves Oh o'an are ne",is ~.
Yankees, including tne aposues, o'Siiops,
and ''elders' and all VINO get 1ne t's"es' VINE
the dupes are mainly very aesraaee European
peasants, many Of them nom England anu
Wales, and members by baptism OF the Eng.isn
Church, It says: ''There never existed oa.
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Tcpartncrsbip Notires.

MOTTO E.-HAVING ASSOCIATED MY
IN Son, JAMES r. PRINGLE, Jr., with me IN
INV Factor ge and Commission Business, the
business will be carried on in the name Of JAMES
X. PIslNt LF & SON. JAMES X. PRlNGLE.
Octnh l, 1862 octl
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Prompt attention given to the sale Of Cotton,
Rice and Naval Stores, and Country Produce gen
orally. octo liho
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HERRING g.
IN. CO., Factors and Commission merchants,
have removed from Accommodation Wharf tc
North Atlantic Wharf octS lmO
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ID EMOV A LIN ORDER TO GIVE
II place to the new Opera House, r. WHITE
was compelled to remove his FURNITURE WARE
ROOMS from the Adger Building to No. 236 KING
STREET. directly opposite his formerplace, where
his name and the Gilt Rocker can still be seen,
and where he will sell positively at the lowest
rates Parlor and Chamber Suites, Bcdsieads,
bureaus, Tables, Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses,
Chairs, Cradles &c, &c. Call and see.
Goods carefully packed for shipping.
Metallic Cases and Collins still kept, and salts
factInn 0u.ranteed octl ftuS
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DRS. DESAUSSURE a. SON AVE RE-
~ MOVED their Onlce and Residence to No.
lUi Broad street, north side, two doors cast of
King street. oct2l tuihS9
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1mNsw York cotton T closed S dduiet ana firm;
middlings 20$cg5aTs Ez.,t1 = .cl
--Goffciosed heavy at 30i. -=,----,-,- -
aaiin Ilveftool cotton closed unchanged.
Bridal breakfast parties, two days before
the wedding, to-, show OF the presents, are
late invention.
-Therearestil Hving:in Paris about one
hundred persons who remember the execu-
tion of King Louis XVI = -Z,aI
-DF. Mary Walker has been occurring in St
Louis on N the necessity OF a law compelling
men to marry before they reach the age OF
forty. :zegsa.Igsao y .r--I7A
king William, Of Prussia. offers the Pope
a carpet to cover the ao0r Of the hall in which
the great ccuncir will meet It will cost
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T. V. B A R D l N,
CO OMMIS SSION NERO H A N T,
Marshal's Wharf, Charleston, y. Z.
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly In the
neatest style and at the lowest New YORK prices,
and examine the scale Of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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NHANCE FOR A. A.SITUATION.-A MAN
" well recommended, acquainted WIN tne
crockery business In all its departments, whole
sale and retail, will learn Of good situation by
addressing Key Box No. q, Macon, Ga.
oct11 az
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Go Rent.

VlO RENT, HOUSE NJ 4 STOLL'S
Alley. Rent low II applle,. .ur Immediately.
Apply to Mrs. JORDAN, No. l Zig Tag Alley.
Octl6 ~
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Remoua:s.

EMOVED. D.-RIECKE & SCHACHTE
~ have this day removed their Auction and
Commission Business to VENDUE RANGE Sa-
linas' new stores, where they will be happy TO
sec their old customers. Oct26
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TTTANTED A WHITE WOMAN, TO
w cook. wash and iron for small family.
Apply corner East Bay and Society street.
OCt26 2s
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ID EMOVAL.-DR J. p. CIIAZAL HAS
III removed his residence from No. 20 Anson
street to No. 6 Wentworth street, north side, near
Fast Bay Ills ONCE will remain as usual until
further notice. ut No. 20 Anson street.
Oc,13 Stuth6
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for -6aie.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO-
III PERTY OF any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column, at the rate OF 25 cents for
twenty words or less, each insertion, If paid In
advance, --4
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DOR SALE, ONE TEN-HORsE EN-
4 CINE. ,..
One Eason Brothers. Rice Thresher.
Four Largo Rice Flats. 80.
All In good order. Apply to ROPER & STONEY,
Yandarhorst's Wharf. oct26 tu3
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mants.

WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to every body, in this column
at the rate Of Is cents for twenty words or less,
each Insertion, if paid in advance.
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HXTANTED TO HIRE, A COMMODIOUS
w Dwelling House. Address, stating rent
and location Kew Box No. 33. oct19 tuths4~
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HORSES AND MULES.-TO ARRIVE
H this day, 22d an extra lot Of young broke
MULES and HORSES and for sale at the subscrib-
eris Stables. p WEST. OCtl9
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uTANTED. FIVE OR SIX GOOD HAIR
w NESS-MAKBRS. Apply at No. 6S Meet
ing street, next to Mills House. oct2o
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VETANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL
w House with four t4) good rooms-o Address
"House,n NEWS once, giving terms and location.
oct23 Stuth3f i.
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WANTED, A WHITE PERSON AS
NH--Nurse and Chambermaid; one who un-
derstands the care of children and can come well
recommended. Apply at No. IL Smith street, cor
ner Wentworth. oct26 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-31
LITERARY ITEMS.

The Rev. z. Foster of this city, has IN aq
.avanced state of preparation "A New Cycop@dia OF
illustrations :" embracing mythology, legends anaoges
parabes emblems slmes, metaphors classic historic
and religious anecdotes etc. etc. adapted 70 moral ana
releious instruction II will make a large, closely
prined octave volume OF many thousand lIdslfauons'
Cd every topic, and will be ready at an early day.
The last number of The Edinburgh ReUielO
contained two letters from Madame dc Lafayette to Gen.
era Washington asking his intervention to procure the
release OF her husband from his imprisonment in Austria
The reviewer speaks OF them as unpublished" letters
and saws II does not appear that any answer was
made by Washington this affecting appealor at least
no answer ever reached Nine dc Lafayette though at
later period the good offices Of the American Government
were employed certain extent to obtain the release
OF her husband" Mr.. Frederic b. Perkins shows In
communication to The Daily Times that extracts from
these letters were published by Sparks and that Wash
ington did everything in his power to comply with the
request conveyed in them.
A correspondent calls our attention to Gu
rlous blunder committed by Mr. Richard Grant White ih
his article, To be being not to be being IN the Ia
number OF The GALAXY Mr.. White makes Hamlet say u
POonius certain eOnvocaon Of polite rdfs arc On
at him." and repeats the mistake just afterWaru' ~
not necessary for Hamlet TO say that tOiou,u ~,
being eaten although the rats were at niin VIZ 1
rince was speakpeD It is strange that such an accom-
plished Shakesperean critic as MI "A'e sO'u
gotten that Hamlet spoke Of toOrras not Td espeei
"a tho constitution would make such arrant nonsense OF
tho ost ~ the VeTknoWn passage in which the line he
,oisorotos annears Imagine Hamlet saying: man
NAV FISH with the rat that hath eat OF hngP But II Is
asv IN see how the slip occurred Mr. White had IN MS
,Da Uamlet's exclamation when he ran his sword into
polonius behind the arras, How now rat"
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gtqal gotitts.

CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK COUNTY CIV Observation-Disclosures BARR rs Plain
TO- against EDWARD LOUTRBL Observation-Disclosures Relief
by PublcAhon Com fed) To EDWARD LoUTkEL Dsie3dant
foa Summoned and required the complaint this a
hdn the Office Of tho Clerk Of the County Of West
ninth day March 1869 and to Of
said compliant tbe Subscriber at bis ONCE at bite Plans
after the service Of this summons on
of such service; ard fail 20 the
said complaint within aforesaid the plaintiff In this scOn vii
apply the relief demanded 10 the eOmpnt-Dated
March 9 1869 L. {. PLAT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
AngGIa W6aM
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ALL THB NBw-sTYLB FRAMBS. l5o
BEsT FRENCH ILLUSION FRAMES, use
ROUND HATS NEW STYLES 25e. up.
BONEBrS IN ALL THB NEW STYLES.
SUN AND SHADE HA rs. 2so. up.
BONNET GRAPES, 15e, 25e., SOC yard.
FJNRsT COI,ORBD LACBs, 25e. yard.
OHOICR STYLES IN FRENCH FLOWERS.
AUCTION LOTS OF hILLINERY-G0ODS.