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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

1--WE have been using Seward &
Bentley's ALIsMA few weeks, and have
come to the conclusion that there is
one preparation for the hair that is
good. 1t is al elegant dressing, and
makes the hair dark and glossy, giving
it lively appearance. 1t is not as ex-
pensive as an ordinary hair oil, and far
better to use.
Stewards Cough Cure, has cured
Asthma,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

DIsAGREEABLE.-The weather was
very disagreeable yesterday. In the
morning we endured cold drizzling
rain, intermingled with slight furry
of snOw-the first of the season-and a
raw wind.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

tgOnr local coal merchants are ex-
periencing a gratifying change in the
sale of black diamonds, and the pocket
books of consumers, on the other hand,
are going through a diminStion of their
contents perfectly startling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

AMERICAN WATCHES .-Oxtoby & DUFF
field have just received another lot o.
American Watches. Their stock en-
braces every style and make of the
American and National or Elgin Watch
and full line of Swiss Watches. Every
watch guaranteed. Jewelry, silver
ware, spect acles, clocks and gold pens
&C., in endless variety.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

I For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin
and for Beautifying the Complexion
use "Cream of Violets." For sale by Ed
murd Booking and Booking q Carroll
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vLadies can 6ud complete assort-
ment of Millinery Goods, Trimmings
and Fancy Notions, at G. w. Eckhart's
Store, No. Isl Main street.
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rgThe sale of reserved seats for Josh
Billings lecture commences this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at Hamilton & Hard
ing's music store, Market street.
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wWheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner & Co.'s, No. IS Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

u Hoop Skirts at 40 cents and Cor
sets at 20 cents, at Eckhart's Hoop
Skirt and Corset Factory, No, 15l Main
street. Call and examine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

FWax- flower amateurs should call
at E. Bookings Pharmacy and examine
his stock of materials for making Wax
flowers. The best selected and largest
assortment ever brought to this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

EA full assortment of ladies' Misses
and children's shoes, just received at
Louis Blends, 1O7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

s>The local market is exceedingly
uninteresting. There is but little Of
interest to chronicle.
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wWo have seen nothing prettier
than the "rustc groups" made at Par
tridges. His rural scenery is charming.
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Remember this may be the last
chance of hearing the humorous lectur-
er Josh Billings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

Munching chestnuts seems to be a
popular pastime just now with people
Roasted are! more generally sought af'
fer
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WThsre was quite a heavy fall of
snow at Short Creek yesterday.
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Wheeliug geeister.
Neutrality-suspicious. 20.
LOCAL MATTERS.

ALL READY.-Brown & Higgins have
completed their sky-light and are now
prepared to make sittings again.
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BTThe enterprizing firm of +. NJ.
Porter is again in the field with COM
plete stock of fall and winter goods for
sale very low.
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wThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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TNew style button and lace boots
for ladies at Louis Blends, l07 Main
street,
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B"Squaw winter" visited us yester
day, "good Ingin."
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wThe Governor will issue his
Thanksgiving proclamation in few
DAYS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

~It is more than probable that
George Francis Train will lecture in
Wheeling this season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

EOvercoats were both fashionable
and comfortable last evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

EGO and hear Josh Billings al
the Washington Hall, Friday evening,
Oct. %,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

|Now is the time to advertise for
the fall trade. 1t pays.
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wA Fifty Dollar Mink Set of Furs
can now be had at Rhodes for Thirty
Dollars. ..fL
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

an AUTHORIZED TO SELL TEE
two story Brick Dwelling a oD %ater stree
six rooms sirst and Second streets, Centre
bet"eSm will be sold very low.
W atSo me north half of Lot No. ls4 situated
streets No"''N L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
once On sepl7
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hearing. Watering or Weak Eyes, and I'm
paired Memory, when caused by the violence OF
Catarrh. "a they all frequently are. offer In
good faith a standing reward Of $500 for case
Of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTsEEvERY
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the REMEDY but If be
has not got il on sale, don't be put of by accept
ing any miserable worse than worthless substi
tute, but enclose sixty cents TO me, and the
Remedy will be sent you, post paid. FouI
packages t2.Oe, OF one dozen for $500 Send a
two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
R. PIERCE, ". D..
BUFFALO, y. 7.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

I8The great American humorist,
Josh Billings, will lecture here Friday
night,
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wWe have more Fine Furs than
any house in the State, at wholesale or
retail. j. 5. RHODES a. 20.
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EGO to Louis Blends for the cheap
est boots and shoes in the city.
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EReal Lyons Yelvets, very rich and
very cheap at Rhodes.
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Secure your seats for Josh Bill
lings' lecture next Friday night.
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v. C. c. c. r.

A VALUABLE GRAIN. GRAPE AMI
"A Grazing Farm FOR sale, 10 acres, nAgnih
cent, ine1haustibie soil Two miles back Oi
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport, IN Belmont
county, Ohio, near 20 two pikes now construct
ing. II Is better adapted 20 grape culture than
the river hills, as It Il not 90 much exposed &c
fogs and tina; state Of atmosphere =hich pro
duses mildeE, &c; lies 70 z. s. and s. Z prtn'
eipAlly; well watered and timbered.
Has 80 Apple. % Ounce, 81 Plum, and macy
Cherry. Pear and other fruit trees lArZs ~
story Frame House, Stable Corn and nAs'H
Shed; also good Log tenant house, &c, &c
Sale to take place on the premises On
Tuesday, the 10Th day oil Oe-
tober next.
For particulars enquire q co-up.E
Atths Law oAce Of Peck Cochran
osadtrAvsS hneennS WIN
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FOX SALE.

Will SELL MY PROPERTY IN GRAF
wv w, Va, formerly known as the Pol
i corner. and for several years occupied by
l&SS love s. Co, merchants. Apply on the
J.1.;.ss 70 r A DIARY,
pTeIStF Grafton, w. Va.
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FOR SALE.
valuable Residences on
EnurIl Street.

~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
X C;rcnit Coart of Ohio county, State Of West
T;,yinia, rendered on the Sd day of June A;
y 10 in a cause in chancery pending in said
y. &C. ,Gonrt wherein Robert Luke and George
GSN are plaintifis, and James Luke and others
"a defendants, l shall, ON
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THIS ISFALABLE
i REMEDY does not
like the poisonous irri.
tating snufs and strong
caustic solutions with
which the people have
long been humbugged.
simply palliate for a
short time, or dire he
disease 10 The lungs as
there is danger Of doing
in the use of such nos
trims, but a produces
PERFECT AND PERHA.
NENT CURES OF THE
WORST CASES or CHRONIC
CATARRH. as thousands
can testify. "COIE IN
THE HEAD" Is cured
with a few applications.
CATARRHAL HEADACHE
Il relieved and cured as
if by magic. Itremoves
offensive Breath, Loss
or Impairment Of the
sense Of taste, smell or
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-20

wOur Heavy Black Silk at $3.50 a
yard beats anything in Wheeling,
J. S. RHODES g. Co.
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The sale Of the second and third parcels de,
.,+raI In he above advertisement is postponed
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY AND
HOW WE PREVENT 1T.

hO" WE Fnh snNA
The want Of uniformity in Boots and Shoes, 1t
is well known, equals If not exceeds that Of any
other kind of manufactured goods. In order to
protect ourselves and customers, we make 1t q
rule not to receive or place on sale any goods
not regular and uniform except they DO too
low in price to allow of uniformity. To insure
this every pair Of Boots and Shoes that enters
our store Is carefully examined and rejected un-
less found correct in size, free from damage and
, 1869-06-14

A correspondent Of the New York World, who
called on Mr. George Peabody on his recent visit
to that city, learned from him the following facts
about his several charitable schemes OF
the houses for the poor Of London he said:
nFouE houses In ~ have - been erected. ana .
tain about !, 800 rpomR, and accommodate about
$500 people. All the rooms are occupied. The
average Iens Of 5oom Is about - per- e Tees; @ o.
Ing ing these buildings, thnss ta1, has been
Ut Untouched, he includinig i aceumalatei interest
and rents. Some detrimental and Ignorant re-
ports have placed the nlchitects ices at An enor.
atchiteess. fees, up 70 he present time, has
amounted TO not more than 4Ga,o 900, on all build
.ngs erected and all lands purchased. The ex.
the Secretary and agents, does not amount to
more than f50o or ftoo q year: It Is managed
economically, for the sole, exclusive benefit Of
Neither myseN nor the Trustees receive dollal
| Of Income from It. It is reproductive entire
| ly. The rents and interest are Intended to
which the original sum was deAGued Two houses
! similar to those already built. Will soon be
put up. In the course OF century, this funt
homes for tho poor Of all London. The enter
prises Of Miss Coutts md Of Waterloo nre con
dncted on an entirely different basls Miss Coutts
market. house at Bethnal Green + not Purel
charitable institution. Every stall in that building
Is rented by the lady on her Own account"
To the question how his American charities hat
operating to bis complete satisfaction in every re
spect lie considered them the most beneacen
Investments In their Wny.
Nj. Peahody proceeded to state that be ha
given away, altogether, SO 900. He nrst mad
bis family licb, by seeming TO the members there
ef t1,5oo,0o0. His gilt TO the Peabody Institute
ihps Ike 81 10 ooo to tie Universities Of IiaTsal
and iale, and 70 institutions 10 Salem, Danyer4
, 1869-06-14

were oDce priests In the Roman Catholic Church.
But because they once believed In tFnusubstautta.
t on aud The Pope, that waa no reason they should
not Change their Views and labor for reform.
when ho used the sord "regencrate" " in the bap-
ttsual service as he Is now when he declares that
he cannot nse H. But one thing more: II one Of
nee Of our Church must be used unmuttlated,
does It not follow that any other should be SO
4sed7 venture TO SAT that out OF Tho 1850
Of them regularly use, In their minht1ations the
Office for the asistation OF tie sick" Us 1t Is ap-
pointed u the prayer book. Here Ia ample room
l7r TIC exercise OF ecclesiastical d!scp.2c. II all
should be served according 10 the strlct letter OF
The IAw lear TINT there would not be clergy man
enough LEFT In the Church TO constitute fespecta.
bic Jury.
But IN this whole matter OF the protest and tue
conference and Al that 1s connected with this re-
Ngtoua movement for or against 90 fa1 as 1pdl~
viduals gre concerned. the subject only is solemn
and significant as 1t Is related to the human con-
vics.ons to the best and cleasest light that Is
gathered from the Divine Word IL tie test AM
measure Of our religion Conscience must be en-
iXhtened; conscience must be respected: con-
science must be obeyed But there should be toler-
alton There IL danger that men seek to usurp the
charge Of the consciences Of their rellowB. ue
who claims the right to enjoy bis oEl convictions
opsht cheerfuIly 10 allow the same right to 9th
err Denunciaron and abuse, In the conflict OF
principles, arc pro1tless. The Michigan clergy
man M who, he othss day called shose Who pro,
athelst]cal, " spoke unWtseiy and gained nothing
In the esteem Of bis hearers. The truth Will pre-.
rall The conference, and, Indeed. the whole
Church, has before It matters Of solemn import
Reform Is asked. "lf this counsel OF ,hs WORK
God, ye cannot overthrow It; lest, haply, se bs
fnUnt tn f1Qhf ARAlDHt God -
, 1869-06-14
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
CowardlJ stnbbIn8 Array on Board Vessel
Lying In the Nlvcr.

A cowardl5 stahbng ARRAY. which will uncouat-
Chandler lying tn the river near the foot Of Adams
street, about : O'Clock last evening" The vessel
arrived at this port last Friday md the crew. With
the exception Of John Engleston- were paid OIL and
discharged, be being Kept on boara 10 set up some
rigging. About hal3-psst O'Clock yesterday after
noon Engleston turned Into hla bunk u the fore
caksle and went 70 sleep. About half IN hour
tSosea4eAh tSose Who ' haa been sns' disenarsed, n
came on board. went into the fo1castle, deliber-
ately pulled cut his Jack knife, the blade M which
ton In the back, Just below the lett shoulder blade
Englssson Immediately Jumped out of bis bunk
and ran On deck, Fuller following Engleston
assist him, and be closed ne door before Fuller
reached Il Finding be could not get at Eng1es-
Ton Tint way, the blood thirsty wreteh went down
an entrance to the galley from the cabin Engles-
Ion, when he eaw this move Of his enemy, went
des5 'eaa sna a' Doh aa Fas5 enase 7 pnts Rs1
H., aa he had Enseston then made s he
remark: will hase 2 let you up; am getting
forward The second mate, who had been sleep
ing IN the cabin, now came On deck and, seeing
Fsf tod nm ns asd os1sF E. aSn1 sss
would not believe II, and FulIer told him to go
and look, II he didn't believe him. The mate vent
70 the galley and G1W EnRiesLOu lying On Iut uesA
near It, bleeding. He Immediately went to the
ArnoJ and gave Information OF the occur
renee, and Oniccr Luu proceeded to the vessel
When the mate went ashore Fuller. went forward,
got belaylng pin In each hAnd and ran At the
wounded man, but the cook kept him away with a
saw. Lull took charge OF Fuller and locked him
up, and subsequently. with the assistance OK seE.
efal men, son!eyed Eneleston to the Almoy; D; Dr;
James A. Collins was sent Tor and dressed the
wounds. The Knife penetrated the len lung, and
entered the cavity Of the thoTax. The cut was
about Two and half 1nches deep and an tneh tn
width. EuRleston VAS taken TO the Marine Hospt
tai but as he was bleeding internally and splitting
blood, he cannot possibly recover. Whet
questioned by our reporter he salt
where 1t occurred, whether on ooard the ship O
On shore: that be Was confident Bot, as b
called Fuller; would sooner have g!eu him go
than cut him. Fuller acknowledged that be hat
cut him. but said It YVES only scratch and Toult
| not amount to anything. He contra1lcted him
self several times, md said be was asleep u hi
bunk when Engicston came In and desired him :.
consent to do nameless ACT and he acted n sci!
defence. They we're chuns on hoard the Dark
and Ind never Ind any previous difficulty. Botl
| had been drinking little. What could have ID
duced Fuller to stab him 1t Is ha1d to tell, but
| became angry because Engleston was retained o
board, as he tFuller) had been on the last TIP,
, 1869-06-14
Movement Among tho voudous-
Election OF n New Queen.

ftN1A Inc -Ath CTkl9A 1tMeA, IRN y
The drat Of June, as Is known 10 old goss!pa, Is
worsh!ppeIa TO the celebration Of the!r most
e 1ts 81 tsi i, Period snss 1sts to ns
midnight bathing, and that the dances and other
supetstinous ooserTances are practced with the
to pay them visit can do 30 BY proceeding to the
Lske-end Of the Pontchartain Railroad, and
going down the road on the Right hand side Of
Another eyent that is reported to have taken
place on Monday WAS the crpwning Of q new vou-
dou Queen in plsce OF the celebrated Mare Le-
years Of age, and who, 1t need hardly be said, Is
100 old to longer discharge the onenous duties Of
the ofice- As mcst OF these followers OF the Fet-
ish faith are IN reality nothing but worshippers Of
beAuty-they naturally are among the nrst to
GroE impatient Of old aEr, and 80 Queen Aarie,
gazded, tlnds 1t best to resign the magic scepsre.
A curious study would be the rtse and Erowth
OF Of this dark superstition among our colo1ed,
and, IN some cases, foreign populations, though
other Nnee the nrst Africans were brought to this
; country.
have been welded without question for ste last
nutse s1a sd tsmy servaa, now nov e a he
ne coa s q ri she
this occupation that her pretenaons to be the
rnestess Of Of q religion and to have the power
Of a1ectng eTents by spells and charms doubt
less arose.
Her power was greatly disputed by rival who
had the enterprise to send to Africa for larKs
dog-lIke idol. and which, when dressed and be
desillcd with beads, tattoo marks and all mAnnel
Of Congo tosEery, produced tremendous i'm
preston among the cIedulous- II WIS regarded
by Marie As such dangerous tallsuaa, that the
: idel was carried awar-was brought At one time
! before the Re$onier for HIN to decide whose
property 1t was or whether any violence had been
used In Wrestling It from Its nrsr owner. How,
ever, the scales Of Justice inclined aEatus'
Rosa1ie: tho magic doll was dec1eed to the Queen
and from that time 10 this the voudou Queer
has swsycd the minds OF thousands OF beleyert
10 this city. 1t Is probable that there arc at this
! tune dozen altArs IN different parts Of town.
, 1869-06-14

proEr Uia eventually supass the sold yield as its
maximum. California Is 10 be the vineyard OF
the United States, and this drst lot Of wine By
rail will be remembered and referred 70 as We
railroad will be more favorable than the ship to
the export OF our wines In the Bates east of the
Slerrn Sevnda- 1t farors rapid. direct, and easy
distribution, and nvo1da the r!sK to which raw
wine Is otten exposed 70 onldng voyages Orlera
can be promptly oiled from this sider With bete5f
security "a 10 quality.
But this buMness will grew Iaater than the COT
ton export trade, which made little advance for
cf1J years after the nrst shipment, aud did not
Already the vine and brandy product Of this State
is At least sooo,oo gallons How It may be ln-
Thst country, which has 3 less area Of good vine.
yard land than California, produces IN averaSe Of
GOO, 600 900 gallons yearly Of wine and spirits,
worth about Sl6o, o60-OGo at the place Of produc-
1on. About one-thlru Of this protuct Is exported,
represenung vane OF from s6o00o.0o0 to
s16O, COZ, ,0o0 1t Is quite probable that the wine
product OF California inside OF ten years wl equal
In value the present gold product isaT $50 6oc, ,l9
and that 1t will rise in time, when the State Is
thjclly populsted. to yearly value Of So 900 900
or &6t. ono GOO at least.
, 1869-06-14
GLEN ADDlE"
Important Suit Decteed In Illinois
Kinney Heirs VI, Colonel DON Nor.

Kinney Heirs VS. Colonel Don Nor.
rlsons
From the 81. Loui. Republican, June II.
We learn from Mount vernon, III, where the
decision has been reached IN the case Of the heirs
Of William C.: Kinney, deceased, Va Colonel
James L .. Morrison. The suit Was brought
land formerly known as the Kinney 1aIn, three
OF four miles north Of Beneyiue, which was pur-
chased number Of years since BY Colonel Nor
Judge Gillespie, Of the St Clalr Circuit Court the
case went against the heirs upon all the points
volved, but the young attorneys, Aessrs. Thomas
Court at Mount Vernon. The property In ques-
tion Is worth from $4,000 to sl5a,0oO. The
opinion Of the Supreme Court, delivered BY Judge
Walker, Ia based upon some informally pertain
Ing to the sale. The court allows Morrison the
purchase moneys, with interest, taxes paid py
him. and for all lasting and permanent improve
men,ss, not Of an ornamental character, made be
fore the suit was brought He Is charged with
rents and profits received from the place, and Is
allowed TO remove statuary and other ornamental
fixtures, 80 far A8 may he done without pelma-
nent injury to the freehold
Glen Addle, the name given by Colonel Nor
tson TO the place Is about three miles from Belle
| ton, Is one OF the dnest in the West In aTcht
| lecture, external surroundings and internal nr
range1e9ts 1t Is model!edlafter the style OF I
cultivated taste could suggest has been spared
pointments Of this palaual residence, 1t may D
stated that the floor o: The spacious saloon draw
ing-Eoom Is te8aellated With all the varieties 0
the rarest woods, get In most exquisite pattern
| and polished 70 the smoothness OF glass- Nor
than year was Epent BY a foreign artist IN tn
| execution Of this task. ....,..
| late Colonel HIn {. Kinney, and granddaughter
! Of q former Governor Of the State OF llinol!
! One Of them was married on Tuesday LAST t
General Geo. ". Smith, ex-ssate Treasurer {
| Illinois. The other Was married few month
aimee 70 a ron OF eX-lleutenant Governor Zoe
ner OF BelleYille,